Bunnies Edge Hawks in Slugfest Win at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the Cedar Rapids Bunnies beat the Waterloo Hawks 5 to 4 after a chaotic first inning. Skupa pitched well for the Hawks while Lewis Dixon and Johnson starred for the Bunnies in fielding and timely hits. The game featured five early runs and a late Hawks rally, with Walsh, Michaels, and Elliott delivering key hits for Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar Rapids
Pat Ragan
Hawks
Skupa
Johnson
Lev
Dixon
Lewis
Lubbe
Hill
Bunnies
Michaels
Perdirtz
Schaefer
Potts
Church
Elliott
Speas
Walton
Walsh
O'Shea
Tribe
Meliwan
Perdlrtz
Lubhe
Fergeman
O’shea
Cedar
Rapids
Ot Walsh
Say Aohnson
Waterloo
Ss . Church
Thomason
C. Leach
Ayrr Perdirtz
Hil
Lubbs
Cedar Rapids
I Hill
Speaman
Una
O'Shear
Dubuque
Rocky Island
Bowman
Hoeft
Finn
Radlef
Jackson
Young
Murray
Scor Rock Island
NOAA
Conzelman
Murrary
Ansons
Ottumean
Ottumwa
Warshalltown
Reisser
Owens
Sehu
Holsclaw
Jorgenson and
Sullivan
Major League Records Today No Hit Games Listed
A collection notes no hit games on August 16 listing Mains of Kansas City versus Buffalo CF and Hare of Baltimore versus Lewisville CX in 1815 and 1892 respectively. It mentions a machine invented to mate 1 n hour from a photographic negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Buffalo
Hare
Baltimore
Lewisville
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A Stranger in a Scotsman voice describes a carnival booth worker who places hats on lifelike dummies and notes the world’s ceaseless cycles of mockery. He compares the routine to life where people are prodded and judged, while a behind the scenes humorist reshapes the scene with new hats and new fates. The piece reflects on permanence and repetition across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Net
Ebow
Hera
Fife
Fcenturies
Egypt
Babylon
Rome
Hannibal
Caesar
Napoleon
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wst
Associated
Ed Whet
Buchanan County Boys Duel Here Sunday
Buchanan County boys clash in a Sunday double header at the league park after finishing a three game series with Rock Island. Lefty Lindner, starter at Jesup, may face Dubuque pitcher Bowman, with plans for Lindner Bowman day as manager Pat Ragan awaits Sunday arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Hawks
Dubuque
Lefty Lindner
Bowman
Lefty
Jesup
Jesu
Bunnie Football Men Ready for Fall Campaign
Cedar Rapids Aug 16 Next Saturday is the day named by Leo Novak football coach of Washington high school when the Tiger warriors will assemble to begin practice for the fall grid campaign. Prospects are favorable though several vacancies must be filled. Loss of Don Hines Elmer Barta Red McGinnis George Alexander and Fred Crawford will be severely felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leo Novak
Washington High School
Tiger Warriors
Novak
Don Hines
Elmer Barta
Red
McGinnis
George Alexander
Fred Crawford
Baseball rulings and questions from Charles D. White
A reader submission outlines several baseball ruling scenarios. It covers whether a hit is credited when a fielder fails to hold a ball, when a batted ball results in outs, whether a fielder’s throw results in a hit, and if a run scores after a fielder mishandles a ball. The piece ends with a note to contact the sporting editor for authoritative answers.
Pirates Defeat Giants Handily In Little World Series Opener
The Pirates beat the Giants 6 to 2 as Wilbur Cooper pitched the Buccaneers to a fifth straight win over New York. Art Nehf was chased after 14 tries, despite a season of success against Pittsburgh. Cubs won twice over the Braves, 5–0 and 3–0, and Yankees edged the Tigers 2–1 with Meusel homering in the ninth and Elmer Smith delivering the tenth inning blast. White Sox exploded for 19–11 over Boston as Donohue dazzled the Phillies. Cleveland swept a doubleheader split with Cincinnati, while Tierney added a homer, a triple and two singles for the Pirates. ONeill homered twice for the Indians in the Philadelphia series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Art Nehf
Pirates
Wilbur Cooper
Buccaneers
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Yanks
Tigers
Bob Meusel
Elmer Smith
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Tillie Walker
Athletics
Ken Williams
Rogers Hornsby
Cleveland
Philadelphia
White Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Donohue
Phillies
Cincinnati
Meadows
Tony Caufmann
Cubs
Ray Grimes
Nacker
Boston
Tierney
O'Neill
Indians
Knights of Columbus to Meet Eagles Center in Harvest Home Game
The Waterloo Knights of Columbus will face the Eagle Center team in a ball game at the harvest home picnic on church grounds at Hast Eagle this Wednesday Aug 23. Earlier, the Knights meet the Raymond team at Cedar River Park at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Eagle Center
Hast Eagle
Knights of Columbus
Raymond
Cedar River Park
Sarazen and Hutchison Vie in National Match Play
At Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh on August 16 the fourth round of the national professional golf tournament features Gene Sarazen against Jock Hutchison. The other 36 hole matches pit six lesser survivors, with Pittsburgh youth Kerrigan facing Golden and Loeffer meeting French. Rowe and Cruikshank loom as top challengers in the upper bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Gene Sarazen
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Jim Barnes
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Bob Cruikshank
Westfield
N.J
Charlie Rowe
John Golden
Tuxedo
N. J
Emil Loeffer
Emmet French
Youngstown
Boxing and racing results from New York and Milwaukee
Johnny Dundee stopped Panny Frush in ninth round securing featherweight recognition by the New York boxing commission. Rena Azofi, King Watts and Robert Rireet won opening stakes on the grand circuit in Milwaukee. Pinker Mitchell defeated Joe Dawson in ten rounds. The Triumph won the 2 14 trot at Davenport after a heat incident, with Sompro taking fourth place in the 2 10 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Dundee
Panny Frush
New York Boxing Cammission
Philadelphia
Rena Azofi
King Watts
Robert Rireet
Milwaukee
Wis
Pinker Mitchell
Joe Dawson
Avenport
Sompro
Ball Players Move Toward Major League Union
New York Aug 16 reports say a union among major league ball players has progressed with Raymond J Cannon of Milwaukee as legal adviser. Represented clubs span both major leagues and several minor leagues. If offered, Cannon may serve as president. Christy Mathewson or Hans Wagner could be named if he declines. Gompers promises AFL support for a just cause if the union forms. Players stress the move aims to unite the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond J. Cannon
Milwaukee
Cannon
Christy Mathewson
Hans Wagner
Samuel Gompers
The
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Players seek voice in club matters amid bitterness aim
The players want a say in decisions affecting their business while recognizing the need for cooperation with club owners. They aim to reduce hostilities by building a collaborative framework, asserting they can influence governance and profit sharing without derailing relations.
White Sox Buy Okmulgee Pitcher Homer Blankenship
Okmulgee Oklahoma August 16 Officials announced the Chicago White Sox club purchased Homer Blankenship pitcher for the Western association from the Okmulgee team. The price was $5,000. Blankenship, 19, is the son of Ted Blankenship and regarded as one of the best Western association pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
Homer Blankenship
Chicago White Sox
Price
Chicago
Canada
Blankenship
Ted Blankenship
Western Association
Three Women Tie in Tuesday Event at Sunnyside
Three contestants in the women s two ball foursome at Sunnyside Country Club tied for first after an 18 hole match. Mrs Frances Simpson Mrs Maud Donnan and Mrs C S Cory of Cadar Falls each finished 105 all and a playoff was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Frances Simpson
Maudé Donnan
C. S. Cory
Cadar Falls
Ate
Plagmann victorious over state champion in Monticello
In a championship horseshoe pitching tournament at Monticello Iowa on August 16 E R Plagmann of Conroy holder of the interstate title defeated state champion pitcher C ER Jackson Kellerton two of three .50 point games. Plagmann scored 1 single and 19 double ringers while Jackson made 91 singles and 20 doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
E. R. Plagmann
Conroy
C. ER. Jackson
Kellerton
Plagmann
Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Type
J .P. McEvoy
Buchanan County Boys
Bunnie Football
Safe
Charles D. White
Ark
Turner
Pivehe
Tefager
Invi Festure Service. Inc
Aaa
George McManus
Detroit
de Cleveland
Mittsburgh
Ciincinnati
St. Paul
Columbus
Kaurasatts
Indiantpolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Western Learns
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Oklahoma City
I Kaights OF
Eagles
Mississippi Valley League
Certe Pei
Marshalltown
Hapida Ayik
Flock Jgtou
Louis Hh
Wrveves
Sand
Lphildelphi
Heston
Lont
Ss City
Toledo A
Pet
Ulsre
Denee Fa
H_ Peter
St Lows
Shira Siper
Clevel
Wasler
Bet Imann
Nation
AGU Horns St. le Wad
Bigbee
Pittsburo
Grimes
Snyder
al Tellocher
Wwalker
Meusel
Smith
Wood
Stephenson
G Icaro ‘ Tierney
Pittsburgh Chicago
Theodore Hansen
Vinion Street
Jefferson St. Eos
Blue Line Transfer Co
Percy R
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Bidz
Iowan
I. BH
Glaza CO
St. A
Ang
Licesrz & Myers “Topacco Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!