Waterloo Bunnies Tie Cedar Rapids in Series Thriller
The Waterloo Bunnies beat Cedar Rapids 11 to 4 in a road game as Cooper doubled for two runs and a late surge widened the margin. Waterloo’s Johnson, Weeden, and Mullen highlighted a shaky Cedar Rapids defense while Ottumwa visits today for a four game set.
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Dan Hunter
Parison
Higbee
Manchester
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Waesterleo
Rock Island
Islanders
Waterloo
Johnsen
Es Lowa
Johnson
Jacobs
Cooper
Mullen
Johnny O'Shea
DeWeese
Walter Maltick
Cardinals
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Weeden & Co
Joe McGinnitt
George Brown
Matticks
Hollenbeck
Bully Storm
W_ Dill
Connor
McGoldrick
Highes
Cedar Rapida
Titan
Stokke
Speas
iRya
Bovis
Coops
Wdohnson
Fnohananrah
Kath
Pases Ont Jacobs I
Timie
Western Golf Championship Second Round Plays Start
Sixteen women advance to the second round at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park as the Western Golf Championship resumes under favorable weather. Chicago’s Miss Virginia Willson defeats defending champion Mrs. David Gant 2 and 1, a highlight as the field narrows with future matchups including Louise Fordyce of Youngstown and other titles holders from Chicago St. Louis and Detroit.
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Preeet
Exmoor Country Club
Highland Park
David Gant
Memphis
Virginia Willson
Chicago
Wilson
Gant
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Dorothy Highie
Edgar Stevens
Virginia Pep
St. Louis
Kiwanis Players Rout Actarians In Rain-Short Benefit Game
Waterloo Kiwanis club blanked Rotary in a rain shortened charity game at League Park, 8 to 0, as Kiwanis capitalized on opponents errors. Bill Walcott removed the bases as rain began, and A.C. Williard oversaw the informal groundskeeping. The Rotary and Lions teams later planned to resume once weather improved.
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Waterloo Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Y. W. Co
League Park
Lions
A.C. Williard
Waterloo Lippi
T[owever
Bill Walcott
Vuarter TR. Full
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A. G. Reid
Dr. F.C. Liffving
Neil Jackson
Nelson
Raodariang
Mo Tanald
Nagle
Ape
Pelquiat
Roy Short
Appelquist
Bore
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Caingle
Halley
Kiwantan
Nagte
Simpson
Oswald
Befan
Foe Miller
Aostean Singerle
Levy
Kiwaniana
Sense
Ross
Jie
Simupsan
Rey Short
Roatary
Poarek Huth
Xnaicon
Shoamaker
T Kiwanis
el McDonald
Nagle Lf
Roger
Ratler
Rath
Hanthers
Cwswald
Alihes
Rere Ness
Rot
Ed Geet
Kiwanis
Summac
Aprelauist
Bases
Midler
Nagel
Short
Chambera
Bass
Tmptire
Wwadspan
Unitia
Batt
Witt
Richardson
Beers
Baseball Incoherent Report From Rain Shortened Start
A garbled game write up describes early innings with mis-typed names and errors by Keela and Raymond, a Keefe score homeward, and two strikeouts before rain halted play in the second inning.
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Texas
Horseshoe Tourney to Close Thursday at Iowa State Fair
Iowa champions Frank Lundin and Frank J. Jackson lead nine entrants in the state horseshoe tournament at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. The event ends Thursday with $675 in prizes, and top competitors plan to travel to Cleveland for the national tournament. Jackson, known as the father of horseshoes, helped revive the sport six years ago.
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Iowa State Fair
Thea Associated Press
Bes Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Frank Lundin
New London
Frank JD. Jackson
Kellerton
Lundin
Fifch
Edward R. Plagman
Marengo. Ta
Lyle Brown
Des Moines
Frank Jackson
Florida
Akron
Jackson
Pingman
Cleveland
Towa
Grundy Center Team Edges Bayside Cubs 3 to 2
Grundy Center Ronsters defeated Bayside Cubs 3 to 2 in a Sunday game at Clear Lake. Grundy Center scored all runs in the ninth inning, aided by two Bayside errors and two hits. Bayside outpitched Grundy Center 10 to 4, with Hopkiny Jacobs Walker Lacey and Gathahore among the players noted.
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Clear Lake
Grundy Center
Ronsters
Bayside Cubs
Bayside
Gathahore
Hopkiny
Jacobs Walker
Aya Lacey
Firpo Develops Speedy Left to Hook Dempsey
Atlantic City reports Luis Angel Firpo, the heavyweight challenger, honing a rapid left hook under coach Felix Bunge and trainer Toratio La Valle ahead of the September 14 title bid with Jack Dempsey.Firpo shows improved speed and a straighter inside attack as sparring partners push hard daily. Dempsey, vacationing in Saratoga Springs, ready to return to training with new sparring partners Leo Gates and others joining camp. illness minimal and progress steady.
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Mesa
Atlantic City
N. J
Luis Angel Firpo
Felix Bunge
Toratio Lavalle
Jack Dempsey
New York
Firpoan
Rompsey
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Luis Angel Firpa
Dempsey
Leo Gates
Jack Renault
Jack McAuliffe
Farmer Lodge
Jerry Luvadis
Angel Luis Firpo
New York City
Firpo
Hawks and players face injuries as draft plans shift
The report notes Frank Royle and Lowe suffer injuries in collisions with players. Robertson breaks an arm from a pitched ball and Fleming breaks a wrist. It states major leagues may draft players from this league rather than buy them, listing Groft McEwan Perdirtz O Shea McGoldrick and Brown as possible trial recipients. It also mentions golf rules Q&A and Slapnicka entering a Tri-State baseball series with U S GA and Royal and Dubuque.
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Frank Royle
Lowe
Robertson
Yester
Fleming
Groft
McEwan
Perdirtz
O'Shea
McGoldrick
Brown
Thau
Yesterday's Home Runs In Brief Standings
Brief recap notes yesterday's homeruns by Benson for Philadelphia and Foslin for Washington with limited details. The report lists two players and teams, indicating a baseball context without full game data.
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National— Benson Timrnay
Philadelphia
Nebraska State league title race heats up with MV alumni
The article notes Frank Johnson of Cedar Rapids and several former MV players in the Nebraska State league where six clubs are tightly bunched, separated by only two and a half games as the season unfolds. Johnson posted 11 wins and 15 losses this year after a 24–5 record in 1922, and his team remains in a competitive, excitement-filled chase for the title.
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Frank Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Picker
Ted Ray Advice on Golf Swing Tendency
Ted Ray explains common faults in the back swing and forward press. He notes a tendency to bring the club too close to the body and push outward, causing misdirection of the midhead and heel striking the ball. Tomorrow’s column promises tips on raising the ball.
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Ted Ray
Jiny Barnes
Baseball rules questions answered by Charles D. White
In this sport column Charles D. White explains play scenarios including a tag on a runner touching a base, whether a runner scores after a touchout, and who is out when a batter is ruled out for batting out of order. He invites readers to send questions with a self addressed stamped envelope for replies.
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Sena
Innis Brown
Omer
Charles D. White
Cars of Our
Dubuque Sweeps Ottumwa In Twin Bill To Lead M V
Dubuque defeats Ottumwa 10 to 3 in the first game and 9 to 3 in the second, the latter halted by darkness. Mann and Hyde starred in the field, with Delaney and Oster rotating pitching duties and Delaney briefly strong in the opener.
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Ottumwa
Mann
Hyde
Arthur Delaney
Oster
Mattick
Rooney
Ford
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Doran
Schuster
Dubuque Hyde
Armstrong
Jackson
J. Delaney
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Didier
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Pederson
Giants Lose to Cubs in Polo Grounds Setback
The New York Giants fell to the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 at the Polo Grounds, reducing their NL lead to three games. Other results include Cincinnati beating Boston 4 to 2, Washington edging Detroit 10 to 9, and St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 7 to 0. Babe Ruth homered in an exhibition in Toronto. Goose Goslin drove a long ball for Washington at Detroit’s Nagin Field. Rube Waddell's grave marker noted in San Antonio. Advertisement and unrelated medical notice follow.
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New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Ing Polo Grounds
Cincinnati Nationals
Bost Ton
Luque
Boston
Washington Americana
Detroit
Athletics
St. Louis Nationals
Phildadelphia
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Couch
Babe Ruth
Toronto
Toronto Bay
Toronto Boys
Goslin
Goose” Goslin
Washington Club
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