Indians Split With Red Sox
Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader with the Red Sox winning 2 1 in the first game and 4 3 in 15 innings. Spear returned as a pinch hitter and played briefly in the second game before being replaced. The Boston win came as part of a long, tense day at the park with both clubs contending for a split.
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Best Outfield Trio Speaker Hooper and Lewis Recalled
Cla Griffith of Washington recalls the Boston era outfield of Tris Speaker Johnny Hooper and Duffy Lewis as the greatest trio in baseball. He argues the three combined elite fielding with power and speed, saying no future group can match their all around excellence and impact on the game.
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Independent Football Men Open Drills Soon
The Waterton football team plans drills starting Sunday morning at TUWOS Park. Practice occurs three times weekly until September's first game. Most players are former service men and the team colors are maroon.
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Chicago Cubs Defeat Boston in Rough Baseball Game
Chicago Cubs beat Boston 3 to 1 in a rough service day game with misplayed plays and homer by Powell for Boston. Highlight reels show Eschenger pitching for Chicago and Hendrix relief work as the Cubs pull ahead early.
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Tripoli Tops Denver in 6-Run Baseball Upset
Tripoli's baseball team defeated Denver 6 to 0 on August 24, delivering a decisive win. The Denver visitors were outclassed, managing only scattered hits late in the game as Tripoli dominated from start to finish.
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Reindeer Meat Promised to Supplant Beef Across Continent
Aug 24 Winnipeg article reports in Canada and the United States reindeer meat expected to replace beef in diets. Stefansson-backed plan aims to establish first commercial reindeer ranch next spring in Ballin Land, with stock from Norway and govt efforts in Labrador to domesticate herds for mission and transport use, possible musk ox venture noted.
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Iowa Mules Eat Plane. Costly Damage to Airliner
A cartoon portrays two Iowa mules chewing and pawing at an airplane after a ball game trip. Lake City aviator Arbell landed near Chancey MelLaughlin’s farm, left the craft, and returned to find the plane damaged beyond use. Repairs may reach 800 to 1,000 dollars before flight.
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Dempsey Miske title bout ringside seats set at 30
Benton Harbor Michigan reports tickets for the Dempsey Miske world championship clash priced at 30 dollars for ringside seats with 10 and 20 dollar tiers available. The arena seats 3 000 with bleachers to be added and safety measures described as priority as promoters announce final card details for the event.
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Waterloo Wind Honors In Shoot At Regimental Camp
Co M of Waterloo won the regimental shooting contest at a National Guard encampment near Storm Lake beating the closest company by 47 points. Twelve companies competed, each with a six man team. Lieut Penne led individuals with 131 and Seret Allard tied for third place. Regimental baseball championship also noted with Co M earning honors. Co F Fort Dodge forfeited the Waterloo guardsmen game.
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Americans Defeat Greece by Seven Goals in Water Polo
The American water polo team defeated Greece by seven goals in the Olympic aquatic events. Earlier they also topped Spain by nine goals, according to Associated Press dispatches from Antwerp.
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Cleveland sport flashes report chaotic boxing and shooting results
A jagged recap from Cleveland covers a wide burst of sports and matches: Taeksen’s near land in traps, a crowded Ameri cap shootout, Bridgeport welterweight title chatter, Tos Bojsash versus a Tideport rival in a 12 round draw, Caldehmer’s light weight knockout, and multiple bantamweight bouts from New Orleans San Francisco and New York with several round-by-round bets noted.
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Rosaver Defeats Diehl in Two Falls at La Porte City
John Rosaver of La Porte City pinned Al Diehl of Waterloo in two straight falls at the American Legion pavilion Saturday night. Rosaver captured the first fall in 25 minutes and the second in 10 minutes. Rosaver advances to meet South Dakota heavyweight champion next Saturday night at the same venue.
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Women's Western Golf title play opener in Chicago
Aug event opens with 32 players in the championship flight of the eighteenth annual Women's Western Golf Association tournament. 189 entered. three other flights of 16 compete for subordinate trophies. Finals set for Saturday with notable matchups including Mrs Perry Wiske vs Mrs H B Harwood and Beverly Holden against Marie Powers.
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Charley Valentine tops opening day at Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit
Charley Valentine led the field on the opening day in Poughkeepsie New York as he drove three winners in the 1920 Grand Circuit meet. He scored with Bo galusa in the Duchess trot for colts and filled other top spots with Red Lancelot and Peter Coley in the Hudson Valley and Knickerbocker events. Weather cooled the track and racing pace, but Valentine secured a strong start.
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