Brooklyn Beats Cubs In Close Pennant Backs Clash
In old Americana League play on Aug 25, Brooklyn won 5 to 3 over Chicago in the first game of the series. Cadore pitched steadily except for a rough seventh inning when Chicago scored three runs. Standings show teams like Toledo Louisville Columbus and Des Moines at various spots in the circuit.
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Terre Tin
Pearks
Rock Islands
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Chicago
American Association
Myers
St. Paul
Columbus
Kilduff
John
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Toledo
Ston
Miller
Olsonto
Louisville
Kansas City
Edu
Konetchy
Terry
Hermmog
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Merkle
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Neils
Jeft
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Tulsa
Omaha
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Vaughn
Cadore
Joplin
St. Joseph
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Bailey
Sioux City
Oklahoma City
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Vaught
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Cedar
Bitwhorgh
Beaton
Hare
Shrents II
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Rockstaad
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McQuillan
Gowdy
Neil
Adams
Schmidt
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Withrow
Ring
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Stock
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Peckinpaugh
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Pratt
Weaver
J. Collins
E. Collins
York
Mogridge
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Kess
Ridie
Ty Mogridee
Pitener
Mogridee
Cedar Rapids Rally Seals 4 1 Win Over Rock Island
Cedar Rapids tops Rock Island 4 1 after tying 1 1 in the sixth. Tesar pitched well for Cedar Rapids in the first game of the series as four singles and a sacrifice produced the decisive runs in the seventh.
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Rock Island
Tesar
Jack
Weiss
Fount
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Rabbit
AB Praess
Jenkins
Condor
Weise
Harrigan
Kerr Rapids
Tesar i
LeBlau
Yasari
Dundee Edges Moore In Ten Rounds In Rock Island
Mike Dundee of Rock Island outpointed Roy Moore of St. Paul in ten rounds, winning the popular verdict for fast exchanges. Dundee swept six rounds to Moore’s two, with two even, as Cummings of Davenport staged a dramatic windup against Bud McFadden in the semi feature. McFadden floored Cummings seven times in the first, then Cummings rallied back in the sixth, dropping McFadden twice.
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Rock Island
Mike Dundee
Roy Moore
St. Paul
Dundee
Moore
George Cummings
Davenport
Bud McFadden
Sterling
McFadden
Cummings
Thixth
Ring battlers get real workouts in training camp
Benton Harbor Mich Aug 27 Marty forest Pacific Coast middleweight joins Sack Dempsey staff of sparring partners. Dempsey prepares for championship bout with Billy Miske. Harry Greb Pittsburgh light heavyweight joins as fourth trainer. Forest impressed in first session forcing Dempsey to push to limit. Heavyweights Deere and Homer Smith plus Johnny Tillman join as training partners ahead of Labor Day showdown.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Marty Forest
Pacific Coast
Dempsey
BiHy iMiske Laherdar
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Forest
Vin
Deere
Homer Smith
Nalamazoo
Tony Melcher
Labor Day
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Miske
Iowa Grid Captain Rath Reported for 1920 Training
Gordon Rath of Iowa City receives orders from coach Howard H. Jones to report September 15 for the 1920 football preseason. Rath, former freshman captain in 1916 and substitute halfback last season, is expected to start at halfback again. Iowa opens the season October 2 against Indiana and has letters sent to 11 new men and ten transferred players.
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Gordon
Tutee
Jones
East High
Rath
East
Waterloo
Cedar River
Iowa
Indiana
Dillon and Clancy to Meet in Cedar Rapids Sept 4
Bud Clancy of Detroit and Jack Dillon of Indianapolis will headline a Cedar Rapids ring show on Sept 4 with ten rounds of padded mitts. They weigh about 165 pounds and Dillon, 29, brings 12 years of experience including two 1917 bouts with Billy Miske. Four 4 round preliminaries complete the card.
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Bud Clancy
Detroit
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids
Dempser Laboday
Dillon
Yall Comers
Iowa golfers to compete in Eastern National tournament
Four Iowa players Rudolph and Frederick Knepper of Sioux City Rob ert McKee and William Tugham of Des Moines will represent Iowa at the national amateur golf tournament at the Engineers club Roslyn New York the week of September 6 They are certified with the USGA except Frederick Knepper who is expected to qualify The Kneppers will depart after an exhibition match featuring Edward Ray and Harry Vardon Rudolph Knepper and Mike Shearman The group will then tour Princeton University after the eastern event
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Iowa
Rudolph Knepper
Frederick Knepper
Sioux City
Robert McKee
William Tugham
Engineers Club
Roslyn
L. 1
United States Golf Association
Kneppers
Edward
Ray
Harry Vardon
England
Mike Shearman
Knepper Brothers
Princeton University
Pole Versus Spaniard In Wrestling Match Set
Polish wrestler Zbyszko will meet Spaniard Paul Alvarez in a concluding feature of the amateur athletic championship at Stagg Field tomorrow. The Chicago chapter of the Knights of Columbus arranged the affair and Zbyszko posted a forfeit to the Spaniard if she fails to appear.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Zbyszko
Paul Alvarez
Stagg Field
Knights of Columbus
John Collins Day Celebrated By Chicago Fans
The Associated Press reports Chicago marks John Collins Day on Sept 15 at White Sox park to honor the longtime first baseman who has played with the team since 1910. Also noted are planned talks by Kate Richards O’Hare and Charles Solomon in Waterloo on Friday evening at Lincoln Park.
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John Collins
Associated Press
Chicago
Joan Collins
White Sox
Chicago American League Baseball Club
Collins
Kate Richards O'Hare
Charles Solomon
New York
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
East Ith
Pwberry Sts
Mark Arie Wins Grand American Championship Title
In Cleveland on August 27 Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois won the American amateur championship at single targets after a high scoring Grand American Handicap. C A Spencer of St Louis and R H Heikes of Dayton tied 195 in the professional event, with Spencer prevailing in a 50 third shoot off. Arie’s 198 clay pigeons led a strong field across 200 targets.
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UW. K
Milton
Fort Collins
Colo
C. A. Rice
Erie, Wies
J. BR. Pence
Minot
Toots Randall
Sims
Frank S. Wright
Buffalo
Mark Artie
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
Washington
Mark Arie
Champaign
C. A. Spencer
St. Louis
R 002
Heikes
British Olympic Team Protests Move Toward Olympic Withdrawal
The London Times reports London public debate over Britain remaining in future Olympic Games as the British Olympic team protests the movement toward withdrawal.
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Associated Press
London
London Times
England
Great Britain
Elgin Race Course Racked in Excellent Condition
Elgin National Race association officials said the race course was in better condition than ever and that the event would proceed as planned. Joe Thomas, released from Elgin hospital after a practice turnover injury, was cleared to participate in final time trials.
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The
Associated Press
Elgin
Elgin National Race Association
Joe Thomas
St Paul Pitcher Hurls No Hit Game
St Paul pitcher Charlie Hall, leading the American Association in wins, pitched a no hit game against Columbus in the first game of a doubleheader. St Paul won 6 to 0.
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St. Paul
Charlie Hall
American Association
Columbus
Directum J Pace Records Fast Mile at Poughegepasse
Directum J paced the second fastest mile of the year and equalled his Lexington 1918 Grand Circuit record by winning the first heat of the free for all pace in 2 11 4. He also captured the second heat in 2 02 1 4, with Lanardo and Direct C near his heels as Burnett alternated. Nelson Dillon won the Breeders’ club sweepstakes for two year olds with Jane Volo as rival. The event carried 2 600 dollars, the second richest purse of the week. Lady Mosart won a straight heat in the Breeders’ club sweepstakes for three year olds with best time 25 10 1 2. Geers Wiki Wiki took a victory in a four.
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Poughkeepsie
Nelson Dillon
Breeders’ Club
Jane Volo
Lady Mosart
Geers
Heat Victory Sparks 2:13 Trot Win At Tara’s Hall
J. J. A. drives Whew to a decisive mile in 2:13 as the heat winner. A second heat goes to Saposstbie with a 2:06 1-2 time. Irregular wording limits details. Tara’s Hall is the stated venue with the nonstandard remarks about draws and delays.
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