Moon Mullen Shines in Wild Ottumwa Game Relief Pitcher Impresses
Ottumwa lost 10 to 4 as Hawkes, led by Moon Mullen, delivered strong relief work after a chaotic afternoon at the league park. The contest featured wild pitches, batters hit, protests, and near fistfights, with Matticks’ Cardinals outhitting the locals and Gratt anchoring the defense.
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Didier and Mullen duel as pitching dominates game
The fragment shows Didier and Mullen pairing in a pitchers duel with double plays and passed balls by Grott and Dili. Errors and hit by pitches noted, Fisher and Mattick pitched with wild pitches, Ottumwa trailing Waterloo 32 to 5 as the game moves through seven innings. limps and tremors noted among players.
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Srott
McGoldrick
Perdirtz
Rooney
Doran
Heath
Grott
Dili
Fisher
Schuster
Ford
Mattick
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Farmon
Tinie
Oh Hum Dubuque Beats Ansons 7 to 1 in Marshalltown
Danny Lindner pitched for Dubuque as Marshalltown was limited to eight scattered hits. Robertson was hit around while Dubuque scored seven runs. Ansons avoided a shutout with hits by Pilcher Murray and Robertson in the fifth for their lone run.
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Hirde
Mann
Arstrang
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Robert Son
Pat Ead
Mp Ree
Vederson
John
CINDY REDS CREEP: UP ON MY GRAWMEN
Chicago Aug 21 Jughandte Johnny Morrison led the New York Nationals to a 3 1 victory over Pittsburgh in the pres ent critical series. Giants dropped another game as Reds gain ground. several pennant contenders struggle in a day of heavy hitting and controversy with umpires.
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Helen Wills Tennis Star Aims to Meet Notables
Chicago August 21 Helen Wills the 11 year old American tennis champion said her life ambition is to meet a celebrity while stopping in Chicago en route home to California She also browsed department stores selecting outfits for school this autumn.
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Hawks Sink into Ninth Inning Lapses and Trades
Roy Fisher of the Hawks was released last night after a rocky season in Michigan Ontario leagues. The game featured fans booing Fisher at key moments and Beatrice’s Carl Demarest selling to the St. Louis Browns amid Nebraska league chatter. Dill and Moon Mullen figures dominated postgame talk as rotation changes loom with Weeden fined for bench incidents.
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St. Louis
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Multen
Moon
Carl Demarest
Cedar Rapids
Beatrice Club
Nebraska
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Beatrice
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Bunny
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America's meam to Defend Davis Cup Selected Today
America's team to defend the Davis Cup against Australia will be named today by the United States Lawn Tennis Association committee. Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston are expected to be on the team, with selections aimed at pairing strong doubles with singles strengths.
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Tilden
Johnston
Derstood
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Altho
United States
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Dick Williams
Watson Washburn
Kinsey Brothers
Low Rollinger to Fight Again in Waterloo Return
Lou Rollinger, a welterweight fighter, plans to return to Waterloo to base his camp after leaving for the east under Jack Quinn. He is currently in Freeport, Illinois, awaiting training partners and a match. Promoter Ralph Alexander hints Rollinger may headline on the Electric Park card August 29 if suitable opponents are found.
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