Pitchers Dominate Early Then Slugfest Decides Series
Pat Ragan outpitched Richter in the opener as the Hawks led 7 1 at one point, but Boylemen rallied to win 11 7 after a seven run eighth. Hawks outbatted Boylemen 16 to 13, with key hits by Newell Leach McEwan and O Shea. The series continues with a second game and a Sunday double bill at Hawk Park.
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Richter
Marshalltown
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Hawks
Raganites
Newell
Leach
McEwan
Perdirtz
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Ragan
Slavengen
Church
Zond Leach
Ansons
Hill
Johnny O'Shea
Ragen
Mawks
Pezdirtz
Alan
Boyle
Pittcher
Jorgenson
Steven Ben
Hagan
O'Shea
Lenahan
Messner
Hawk Park
Yesterday's Homeruss National Amers Garber Story
Readable fragments describe a national event involving Amer players and Garber in a sports or game context. The note suggests a yesterday date reference and a focus on American teams or national matches.
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Cheauty Contest in the Garden
A humorous garden tale shows vegetables voting in a beauty contest to choose the prettiest produce. The judges declare Winnie Watermelon the fairest while other vegetables win various specific prizes for neck, hair, shape, and stature amid lively editorial voice.
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Gwan
Oseep
Johnny
Kel
Lena Warthils
Ims
Flender Ant Tender
Lena Peay
Mro
Christopher Cab_ hage
Paele
Hela
Hedy
Ian Benjamin
Tieans
Christopher Cabbages
Clarence Casuinters
Krelinald Rhubards
Archibald Veagures
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Sama
Brest Gav
Gertie Gould
Lena Bean
Priscilla Parsley
Ruby
Jim
Gui
Fargeon
Once famed jockey faces poverty after glory fades
Omaha wonders as Styp nelite Chevalier once rode Raul Santana on the 1884 derby winner. Now 44, he weighs 120 pounds and is ruled off tracks since 1896 amid the Little Pete conspiracy. He faced vagrancy charges and received a suspended sentence after telling the court his past fame offers little today.
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Omaha
Neb
Chevalier
Little Negro
Raul Santanilla
Lucky” Baldwin
Little Pete
Jewell Wins at Mason City Two Day Trapshoot Meet
In Mason City Iowa W S Hoon of Jewell won high amateur with 391 of 400 at the two day trapshoot meet. Dave Faulkee of Worthington Minnesota was second with 357 of 400. Dean Glanville of Mason City placed third with 84 of 400. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake led professionals with 382 of 401, PW Edwards of Des Moines was second with 373 of 400. Weather was ideal first day and very windy second day.
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W. S. Hoon
Jewell
Dave Faulkee
Worthington
Minn
Dean
Glanville
Fred 3Ibert
Spirit Lake
PW. Edwards
Des Moines
Baseball Rules Debate Confuses Fans and Readers
The column presents a flood of questions about balks steals and outs with scattered case examples. It notes protests over umpire decisions and asks who is ruled out in unclear plays while inviting Cranes D White to weigh in with authoritative answers.
Baseball Roundup: Cubs Win Record 51 Hits in 26-23 Shootout
The Cubs and Phillies staged a historic 26 to 23 game in Chicago, combining for 51 hits, setting a modern major league record for a single game. Hack Miller hit two homers for the Cubs. O’Farrell added another. Heathcote posted a rare five at bats with five runs and five hits. The Giants, Cardinals, and others also sparkled with late rallies and key home runs as standings shifted across the league.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
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Polo Ground
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Shocker
Joe Bush
Ihe
Cardinals
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O'Farrell
Cuff Heathrote
Cub Outfelder
Rogers Hornsby
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Baseball Standings And Schedules From The Leagues
In the American League St Louis leads at 8-5 while New York sits at 1-6. Boston trails 5, Cleveland 4, Detroit 4, Washington 2. National League shows Brooklyn 8-8 and Pittsburgh 7-6 with Chicago 26 Philadelphia 23 New York 4 St Louis 3. Weather: Chicago at Philadelphia postponed. Cincinnati and other games affected by wet grounds rain. Association games list St Paul 6 Milwaukee 2 Kansas City Minneapolis 30 Columbus Indianapolis rain Toledo Louisville rain.
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Beat Notre Dame War Cry Lifts Nebraska Football
Lincoln Neb Aug 26 Beat Notre Dame is the motto Nebraska plans to adopt at the start of 1922 football practice on Sept 15. The Cornhuskers seek revenge for past losses to Notre Dame in seven games, with four Notre Dame wins and two Husker victories. Nebraska opens at Lincoln Oct 7 against South Dakota Sha Walvermsity, then faces Missouri two weeks later at home.
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Brady wins Western Open Colpf title at Oakland Hills
Mitch August 26 Mike Brady a local professional won the Western Open fall tournament at the Oakland Hills course. Brady totaled 291 for 72 holes while Laurie Ayrton and Jock Hutchison both from Chicago tied for second with 201.
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Temingham
Mitch
Mike Brassy
Oakland Hills
Brady
Laurie Ayrton
Chicago
Jock Hutchison
Major League Records Today Mixed Dates and Names
A garbled set of baseball record notes references Aug 26 1874 and Aug 25 1916 with names such as Mort Ghimece Barendz White Erltimora and teams including Kansas City and Philadelphia versus Cleveland. The passage also mentions Six Hesehits and a game between Wircingatt and Kansas City Arg. with unclear outcomes.
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Woman climbs tree to play from bird nest in golf match
In Crawfordsville Indiana, Mrs. Galen Blackford climbed a tree after a ball landed in a bird’s nest. She played a pitch shot from the tree to the green and holed out to halve the hole, but lost the semifinal to Miss Rather Detchon 2 up with one to go.
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Associated Press
Crawson Isville
Ind
Galen Blackford
Detchon
Miske Quickly Stops Fulton in St Paul Heavyweight Fight
Billy Miske, the St Paul heavyweight, defeated Fred Fulton of Minneapolis in under three minutes. Fulton, outweighed by nearly 200 pounds, failed to land a clean punch as Miske swept him off his feet and finished with a vicious blow for a seventh round count. About 7,806 spectators paid roughly 20,009 dollars in gate receipts.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Billy Miske
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
Altho
Miske
Fred
Fulton
Lete
Gophers Set Large Football Squad for Spring Practice
Minnesota coach Bill Spaulding expects one of the largest squads in history to answer when spring practice opens. The Gophers face a tough Big Ten schedule including Northwestern Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana with hopes for a stronger season than recent years.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Spaulding
University of Minnesota
Gopher
Indianapolis
Minnesotn
Northwestern
Abesna
Ohio State
Ruth Tag Chance to Prove Boast
Babe Ruth seeks to prove a comeback as he trails Ken Williams and Til ly Walker in the season home run race. The American league batting race features George Sisler, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker and Harry Heilmann amid weekly shifts in averages and slugging. Hornsby widens his National league lead with 30 homers as Miller, Carey and others push for high marks in 90 plus games.
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Babe Ruth
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United States
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St. Louis
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Athletics
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Mississippi Valley League Batting and Pitching Records
The Mississippi Valley League statistics compiled by Irvin M. Howe cover games through Aug. 22. Wilbur Good leads batting with .369, Kirke drops to .365, Myatt at .387. Runny Brief tops home runs with 25 and Becker 21. Lamar leads base steals with 21 as Mathews, Baird tied at 20. In Western League, East leads with .384, East and Fish contest batting title as Elsh and East clash for lead in slugging and steals.
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Ashland Blecz
Chicago
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Louisville
America Association
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Chicazoo White Sox
Landis
Carl East
Wichita
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Lioux City Star
Hemingway
Davis
Tulsa
Lamb
Washburn to Battle Hudson at Blessing
Washburn and Hudson meet in a Tuesday ball game at Blessing Catholic parish homecoming. The teams are split 1 1 this season and the game serves as a rubber deciding the series outcome.
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Blessing
State tennis tourney semifinals set in Des Moines
The Associated Press report from Des Moines Aug 26 notes Sector Janse of Laverne and Clayton Page Fort Dodge will face in one semifinal, while Ted Swens of Cedar Rapids and Louie Kamber of Des Moines compete in the other. Laura Fry and Mrs Bell of Cedar Rapids will contest the women's title.
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Laverne and
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Page
Fort Dodge
Ted Swensson
Cedar Rapids
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Kamber
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Fry
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Milwaukee bout set for 21 rounds on Sept 11
Milwaukee Wisconsin Pinkey Mitchell and Tommy O'Brien secure a 21 round matchup scheduled for September 11. In baseball, the Union Printers International league title goes to Washington after a 16 to 3 victory over St Paul.
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Union Printers International Baseball League
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Johnny Buff
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Brooklin
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Philppint
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Eddie Anderson
Yankees Morale in Downward Slide for Pennant Chance
New York reporter argues the St Louis Browns hold a morale edge over the Yankees in the pennant race. In a tense Polo Grounds doubleheader, the Yankees led by five but faltered as Brown’s threats kept the outcome in doubt until the ninth inning.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
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St. Louis Browns
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Polo Grounds
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Dixie Davis
Browns
Marty McManual
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Oskaloosa to Stage Another Tournament
Oskaloosa will host a Sunday baseball tournament with the Oskaloosa Sigourney Pella and Newton clubs competing for a $1,000 purse. Pant Musser a former Western Leaguer and Jiny Grant are expected to pitch for the home team.
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Last Night's Fights Roundup From New York to Denver
New York fighter Sammy Nahle won a 12 round decision. Billy Rickoff of New York appears in the recap. Larry Lemion was knocked out in the third by Bills Marlowe of New York. Jimmy Carey of California stopped Radice Legard in the seventh at Montreal. Frankie Murphy from Denver fought a 17 round draw with Shuman. Joe Bergen of Chicago won an eight round bout over Johns Bernis in Rochester, N. C.
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Wew York
Billy Rickoff
Larry Lemion
York Bantam
Bills Marlowe
Syracuse
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Califor Middlewerent
Radice Legard
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Frankie Murphy
Shuman
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