WaterTown Hawks Seek Wins in Dubuque Series
The Waterloo Hawks head to Dubuque for a six game set against the Mississippi Valley league rivals, led by Joe McDermott’s return and Fred Schult’s absence healing. Armstrong’s hurling corps faces a tough test as Dubuque hopes to overturn Waterloo’s urged pace with Climbing citizens and local fan enthusiasm.
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Cletux Dixon
Nis
Armstrong
Minsissippi Valley League
wHlow
Dubuque
Waterloo Warriors
Fred, Schutt
Rockford
Belvidere
Ili
Hawks
Schutt
Joe McDermott
Shollenberger
Bowman
Oster
Willoughby
McCracken
Malmeren
Kettenbeil
Fromman
Waterloo
Dubuque's
Freeman
Dixon
Schult
Fred Schult
Milwaukee
Herdhitting
Heinie Schult
Fred
Frank Borle
Anson
Bert Weeden
Rooster Kettenball
Waterloo Southpaw
Schultel
Firpo Hearing on Deportation Is Set in Court Sept 20
Luis Angel Firpo known as the Wid bull of the Pampas won a postponement in a deportation hearing. The hearing on perjury charges was rescheduled for Sept 20 after arguments between attorney Eyman Bushel and Dr Onnse before United States Commissioner Hitchcock. Firpo faces possible arrest warrant linked to his recent entry into the United States.
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Conternational News Wire
New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Pampas
Eyman Bushel
Firpo
Barry Wits Neern Bea Eweight
Bushel
Knipp and Nelson Face Main Bout at Electric Park
Knipp a local scrapper and Jack Nelson of Des Moines finalize training for a six round main event at Electric Park tomorrow night. Nelson, arriving this afternoon, is described as sturdy and hard hitting, closely matched in weight to Knipp. Promoter Ralph Alexander says the bout could be one of the season’s best. Two preliminaries also scheduled.
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Tbert Knipp
Jack Nelson
Des Moines
Electric Park
Nelson
Knipp
Ralph Alexander
Standings Snapshot from Baseball Leagues
American League standings show New York 2, Chicago 14, Cleveland 13, Philadelphia 4, Boston 3, St Louis 2, Washington 6, Detroit 3. National League lists Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 1, Boston 1, Philadelphia 5, St Louis 4, Cincinnati 3, New York 7. American Association games Toledo 9, Kansas City 2. Columbus 7, Milwaukee St Paul 5, Indianapolis 1. Western League Des Moines 6, Lincoln 0, Des Moines 6, Lincoln 0, Denver 2. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
American Association
Toledo
Kansaw City
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louwisville
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Lincoln Oia
Denver
Mississippi Valley
Waterloo Veener
Dubuque Lawe A
Rock Island
Ottumwa Nares Wed
Cedar Rapideu
Surlington Aes A
Moline
Ay Ag
Marshalltown ' Os
New York American League
Seers Wanes Pet
Carrott Wee Oe
Philadelpha
St Louisa
St Maul Wees Mia
Andianapolis
Loutavilla
Per
Ha Tolada
Kansas City
Jan Alinneapolig
Western Leagan
Omaha
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Wichita
Quasqueton Ball Nine Beats Walker Then Falls to Ryan
In Quasqueton Iowa the Quasqueton baseball nine defeated Walker 6 to 2 on Saturday then lost 2 to 4 to Ryan on Sunday in a weekend series. Stadola pitched for Quasqueton with Houffer on Walker. Welker plated a late run for Walker and Clarks starred in the field. About 400 fans saw Sundays pitchers duel.
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Walker
Ryan
Quasqueton
Splii Sven
Stadola
Sheely
Clarks
Michales
Welker
Houffer
Pancho Villa Wins Wide Decision in New Orleans Ring Action
In New Orleans Pancho Villa the world flyweight champion won a clear decision over Amos Carlin of Jeannette Louisiana in a featured eight round bout. Other results include Sammy Mandell and Archie Walker both winning in Cleveland New York also reporting a Kid Sullivan Junior light title effort and a decisive 15 round victory over Johnny Martin.
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New Orleans
Pancho Villa
Amos Carlin
Jeannette
Rmnds
Johnsen Tit
Tann—w. Ll
Sibby N
Jack Stone
Newie
Cleveland
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Archie Walker
New York
Martin
Yesterday's Homeruns and Player Totals Review
Baseball notes summarize Williams of the Phillies with a .5 total and 1s marks for Xotele and Salened Sie Amor icag Adel, reflecting yesterday's home run counts and player totals in a compact league update.
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Williams
Phillies
Red Grange firm as an iceman for 1924 season
The Chicago Daily News reports Harold Grange nicknamed Red has moved to Wheaton Illinois to work as an ice distributor during the summer. He will balance work with training including canoeing swimming and golf as he prepares for another strong Illinois season.
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Grange
Wheaton
Robert J. Stanton
Chicago Daily News
Harold Grange
Stanton
Hives
Red
University
Faltback
Whale
Altho
Dol
Iis
Wheaton Ice Distributors
Inside Golf: The art of long irons and controlled swing
Chester G Horton explains the difference between irons and woods in golf. The iron demands skill and a three quarter swing with a tall back swing to gain distance while maintaining control. He previews a detailed section on the long iron in tomorrow's issue.
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Chester G. Horton
Seccea Plul
Yaya “Chick” Evans
Norrow
Conarigtt
Jenn F_ pee
Bragdon Opens vs Stimson in City Golf Meet
In the city golf meet opener Douglas Bragdon faces Merle Stimson hoping to reverse last year's result. Bragdon, city champion in 1922, is among favorites as Fred McClain and G. K. Cropper also loom large in the flat round.
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Douglas Bragdon
Merle Stimson
Stimson
Doug
Fred McClain
G. K. Cropper
McClain
Ruunner
Missouri Eleven to Play Before Record Crowds This Season
Missouri officials project a season with record attendance. The opener against Chicago at Stagg Field and trips to Oklahoma Nebraska and Ames are expected to draw large crowds. Home games include Washington and Kansas with limited seating at Rolling Field, plus a Kansas State visit.
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Missouri
Columbia
University of Missouri
Tiger
Dow
University of Chicago
Staggfield
Bengals
Chicago
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ames
Washington
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Weissmuller Sets World Record in 100 Metres Free
Johnny Weissmuller swam the 100 metres free at the Vienna international meet in 58.10 seconds, a potential world record. The prior Weissmuller mark was 58.45 set at Alameda in July 1923.
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Weissmuller
Associated Press
Paris
Johnny Weissmuller
Chicago
Vienna
Auto
Alameda, Gah
Hawkeye Grid Team To Face Michigan At Ferry Field
Iowa sets trip to Ann Arbor in fall to renew a meeting with Michigan on Ferry Field. It would be the first Iowa on Michigan soil in 24 years and the second encounter since 1902 with Big Ten champions Yost’s squad as the Hawkeyes chase a repeat of the 1900 victory.
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Town
City
Hawkeye
Ann Arbor
Ferry Field
Iowa
Yost
Tunney retains crown as Lohman fails to topple champ
Gene Tunney defends his light heavyweight title with a technical knockout over Joe Lohman in Columbus. After seven and a half rounds, Referee Matt Hinkle stopped the bout amid Tunney's powerful rights to Lohman's stomach and jaw.
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Columbus
Gene Funney
Greenwich Village
Joe Lohman
Matt Hinkle
Tunney
Letta
State Horseshoe Tourney Set for Aug 27 at Iowa Fair
Des Moines reports the fifth annual state horseshoe pitching tournament runs Aug 27 to 29 at the Iowa State Fair. Entry closes noon Aug 25. Individual competitors include J R Hanson Fort Dodge Merle Robins Amos Walter Miller Marshalltown Frank Campbell Wankee Royce Reimers Adair S G Harvey Des Moines Danial Marohn. Prizes total 675 dollars plus medals under National Horseshoe Pitchers rules.
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Des Moines
A. R. Corey
J. R. Hanson
Fort. Dodge
Merle Robins
Amos
Walter Miller
Marshalltown
Frank Campbell
Wankee
Royce Reimers
Adair
S. G. Harvey
Harlan
Danial Marohn
City
National Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association
Eanes
Bennett and Swenson Capture Iowa State Tennis Doubles
Bennett and Swenson won the Iowa state doubles title yesterday at Des Moines Ave Wakonda defeating Coggeshall and Stotts in three straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-4. The match featured a steady serve battle with the champions breaking through on critical returns.
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Bennett
Swenson
Iowa
Des Moines
Ave
Wakonda
Coggeshall
Stotts
Pitchers Take Spotlight As Season Faces Pitchers Take Spotlight
In crucial late season games pitchers star as hurlers reshape the standings. Joe Bush blanked Chicago and Yankees won 2 0 to gain 2 1/2 games. Detroit fell 8 3 to Washington delaying their push. Grimes and Sheehan lost in long games. Coveleski and Aldridge won for Cleveland and Boston. Cy Williams homered to spark a 5 4 Philadelphia win over St Louis.
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Presa
Yankees
Joe Bush
Chicago
Robertson
Connally
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Tom Sheehan
Burleigh Grimes
Giants
Pirates
New York
Reds
Grimes
Pirate
Brooklyn
Vic Aldridge
Boston
Cubs
Yeorgin
Covelesxie
Cleveland
Wingard
Red Sox
Cy Williams
Philly
Cardinals
Rotary golfers finish first round of Sunny Side tourney
Local Rotary members at Sunny Side Country Club concluded the opening round of their annual golf tournament. Second round pairings were announced with several tight matches and upsets noted, including Burt losing to Klebenstein 2 and 4.
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Sunnyside
A. W. Bryant
H. B. Chandler
H.W. Sleworth
M. H. Cook
N. Shane
R. O. Hutchison
W. M. Sheldon
RG. Smock
Oelwein
Rotary
Sunnyside Country Club
Austin Burt
Roy Smock
L. A. Khebenstein
Ohio State Seeks 1925 Army-Navy Grid Contest
Negotiations began to bring a prestige interservice football game to Ohio Stadium in November 1925. H B Dickson of the Columbus conventions association presented invitations to President Coolidge, Secretary Weeks and General Hines for the Army-Navy classic in the Midwest.
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Columbus
Army-Navy
Ohio Stadium
H. B. Dickson
Columbus Conventions Association
Coolidge
Weeks
Hines
Middle West
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Golly
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Great Britain
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Pitts
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Newyork
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Jamieson, Clee
Rag Collins
Ihot
Lawrence Kugora
East High
Herb Smith
W. Weallder
Merle Simson
Byrnes Park
Doug Bragdon
Anau
Bragdon
Pred Viray
Sunnyside Club
H.C. Miller
G. G. Bickley
RB. U. Russel
W. A. Chapman
F.C. Wiffring
Xalf
C. Cory
Iowa State Teachers College
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Ice Raymond
George Quest
Co. W.W. Ellyson
Frank Fish
Robert Hardin
HazarimAny
Lomnton
At Vicks
Jowa U
Michigan
West Smp
Logal Rotarians
F.C. Liffrine
Fred Adams
Claire Moore
H. Mr Reed
C. E. Ransler
JH. DR. Simon
Charles W. Kline
J. H.sweener
J. B. Johnson
W. Chapman
George Shoe
Maker
Guy Lee
Wells Barnett
Pred
Stifring
Flint
Moore
Ranster
Kinne
Johnson
Shoemaker
Barnett
McCray
Parrott
Reid
Miller
Wyant
Weston
Ohio State
Web
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Albert Kwipp
United Kid
Bob McGraw
Wells
Martin Bros. Cigar Co
Waterloo, Towa
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