Hawks Bottled by Plows in Sloppy Pentagon Marathon
Kettenbeil pitched well despite a rough defensive game as the Hawks committed nine errors and fell 6-4 to the Plowboys. Dixon and McDermott led Dixon’s offense with key hits while Wilkus steadied the mound, but Waterloo could not overcome late miscues and a tense eleventh inning.
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Hawks
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Viawboys
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Washington Senators
Corn Fritters
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Lefty Wilkus
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Shholienberger
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Ott
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Grott
Toft
Basen
Loathe
Kelis
Armstrong Suspended as Dubuque Club Plays Houser
The Dubuque baseball scene reports Johnny Armstrong suspended for five days after a Marshalltown disturbance. Umpire Gregor y fined Jim Delaney and Wayland Hicks at fifteen dollars each. Armstrong’s suspension begins Wednesday, keeping him from a key three game series opening Sunday.
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Hawks
Sgelden [Lill
Marshalltown
Ironmen
Enoregel
Blackburn
Gregory
Ed Tendee
Jim Delaney
Wayland Hicksee
Armstrong
Red Hamilton
Yesterda
Hamilton
Matown
Racland
Okuiwa
Eldora Semipros
Standing of the Clues Snippi Valles Heuru
A garbled sports standings list shows teams and cities such as New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Boston St Louis Washington Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Annunciation Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Tulsa Des Moines Oklahoma City Omaha and others with varied point counts. Names and numbers are inconsistently rendered, making exact records unclear.
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Snippi
Pirates Seen Set to Go Right Thru Door for Pennant
Pittsburgh Pirates face a crucial stretch as big leads threaten to vanish and a pennant chase heats up. veteran players depart and younger talent steps in as the team eyes a late-season surge to secure the title.
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Pennant
Imagin Smith Triumphs in Long Island Open
Imagin Smith wins the Long Island Open in a rugged tournament. The event featured players including Maeiesate T Waente and Minrapan, with Smith prevailing through rounds described as weary.
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Imag Smith
Victor
Long Island
Qorten Ity
T. Waente
T Minrapan
Charles City High Grid Prospect Is Good This Season
Charles City Iowa is preparing a strong football squad for the season with seven returning Tatler men among the candidates. Coach Beylen expects the team to be fast and the schedule features a Water on East High fantasy hero Nav Lincoln field as the centerpiece on the Charles Athletic grounds. The Laneelo has invested heavily in first class training and facilities to meet the new season demands.
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Charles City
Ave
Uspeciaust
Beylen
Charles City High
Tatler
Amentoar Beelieves
LDU Pray
Thetis
D Wilson Favored for Queuque High Coaching Job
D Wilson is favored to win the coaching post at Queuque High School Wisconsin. The favored candidate has a strong athletic background and recent coaching experience. The report notes prior roles and a notable university basketball record enhancing candidacy.
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D. Wilson
Queuque HI School
Kaplan Favored In Featherweight Title Fight
Waterbury August 27 AP Louis Wid Kaplan Meriden Conn is a 10 to 1 favorite for the featherweight title defense against challenger Babe Hermann. It will be the first title ring bout in the state since the Terry McGovern Young Corbett era, slated for 15 rounds to a decision.
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Waterbury
Conn
Louis
Farreell Oaten Open Champion Training Note
The article explains a pitch and run shot focusing on forearm use over wrists. It instructs taking the club back with minimal wrist action, then unleashing wrists in the downswing to square the club and drive the ball with a running effect.
West, East Battle For Command in Tight AL Race
The American League pennant contenders Washington and Philadelphia suffer through a West-dominated stretch with three straight losses. The Athletics and Senators struggle for reliable pitching as St. Louis Browns hammer Washington, while Pittsburgh and New York chase wins in a crowded pennant race.
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Waterloo
Marshalliowa
Burlington
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Chicago
Detroit
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Haneda
Denver
Herat
Liancoln
Darteae Lab
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vAug
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Shuider
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Athles
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Ty Mack
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Giants
Jain Rawlings
Braves
Das
Reds
Meusel
Robins
Cardinals
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Whitehill
Finny Tfarris
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Wilma
al- Tassin
Pitcher Seeks Batter Weakness In Historic Guide
The article outlines pitching strategy from an old baseball guide. It notes targeting a batter’s weaknesses by location and pitch type, with advice on when to throw inside or outside and how to exploit a hitter’s tendencies. It references specific pitchers and hitters as examples of groove-driven control.
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Witter Br
Ind
Nesses
Hawks in Five Day Suspension Run-In Highlights Park Scene
The Rock Island Hawks under manager Térey Gray endure a five day suspension after clashing with umpire Schreck while fans watch at Douglas Park. Pitcher Charlie Lyons pays a $10 fine for arguing, and Ralph Brandon joins the road trip with the Cards due to Burlington series injuries. Wagner pitches in mask and protector at first base as the Hawks showcase new talent amid banquet honors for visiting stars.
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Térey -Gray
Rock’ Island
Schreck
Douglas Park
Charlie Lyons
Ralph Brandon
Qtumwa
Burlington
Wagner
Nel
Bunnies Show Fast Work on Bases for Conquest of Cards
Patrick Thomas Powers former president of the Eastern National League dies at his Belmar summer home from complications of diseases. Powers aged 63 known in baseball circles for many years.
Texas gridder asks for berth at Drake
Des Moines reports Drake University coach Osie Solem received a peculiar letter from a Texas athlete seeking a Drake end berth for a Thanksgiving game against Southern Methodist. The Texas player offered to play end run pass and suggested sending money to secure a place.
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Drake
Des Moines
Ossie Solem
Drake University
Southern Methodist University
Lone Star
Solem
Ben Lingenfelter
Kia
Hell In Texas
Unofficial World Golf Tilt Set At Tagalong Course
Willie MacTane the national open champion meets Jim Barnes the British open title holder in an unofficial world championship at Tagalong course Red Cedar Lake Golf Club Barron county Wisconsin. The nine hole Par 35 layout runs 3200 yards and was arranged by Frank Stout owner of Tagalong and Alex Pierce of Olget.
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Willie Mac Tane
Ami Jim Barnes
Red Cedar Take
Barron County
Wisconsin
Frank Stout
Chicazo
Alex Pierie
British to charge admission for golf championships
The British plan to adopt the American practice of charging spectators to view golf championship rounds. Crowds have grown from a few hundred prewar to tens of thousands, raising concerns over etiquette and crowd control on major courses.
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London
England
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