Willoughby’s strong pitching fuels Waterloo victory over Dubuque
In a standout battle at the baseball gardens, Willoughby led Waterloo to a 1 0 win over Dubuque. Johnny Armstrong and Delaney faced tough innings as Iowa Hawkeyes satellite Ching Dahm limited the Hawks. Fans packed the stands as Waterloo’s offense produced timely hits including McDermott’s RBI and a late relay from Milen.
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Baseball Gardens
Dubuque
Ty Willotguby
Kansas
Johnny Armstrong
Ching Dahm
University of Iowa
Ording Hily
A &Lrance
Hawks
Waterloo
Tone Store
Elzhith
Mat Jen
Armstranz
Dixon
Cap O'Shea
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Schult
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Grant
Crounter
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Clarke
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Ty Dime
Ansons Plows Split Twin Bill With Moline
In Marshalltown Iowa on August 29 the Ansons split a doubleheader with Moline. The Ansons won the opener 7 to 6 and dropped the nightcap 7 to 6 as both teams produced a string of hits and scoring chances.
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Ansons
City League Closes 24 Baseball Season
Cedar River park hosted a closing game between Illinois Central and Clite Grocery as the league wrapped up its regular schedule. The score was tied after five innings before Darlin halted the rally, with Plaster allowing five hits for the shop men and Tate's squad collecting four off Marcum. A few postponed games remain on the schedule.
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Ee Citys
Illinois Central
Clite Grocery
Cedar River Park
Taf
Darlin
Plaster
Marcum
Standings Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
American League standings list Washington New York and Philadelphia, with Cleveland Chicago and others near . National League shows Philadelphia trailing, St Louis and Pittsburgh ahead. American Association and Western League feature Toledo Louisville Indianapolis and Tulsa amid scattered scores.
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New York
Heston
Philladelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Cinatonad
Ilisburpgh
Thiladelpha
Moston
Cago
St. Talos
Saints
Américan Association
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Lauisville
Colts
Indianapolis
Aliuionpolis
Kaos City
Tulsa
Wiehtmoo
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
St Joseph-Oklahoma
Cleyraba
East High football drills begin with Harshbarger aid
East High opens 1924 football drills with assistant coach Harshbarger arriving from Webster City to help Heldt. Numerous former Grange and Black players return as candidates report Saturday at East High, while Wade is ineligible and Posey court news notes uncertain.
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Harshibanger
Donald Harshbarger
Webster City
Heldt
Harshbarger
East High
Altle
Grange
Senators Take Lead as Yankees Lose Ground in Series Opener
The Washington Senators surged to the top by edging ahead of the Yankees who fell to second after a wild eighth inning. Harris hurler, Ruth, and a late burst by Washington produced three runs, giving the Senators a 6 to 3 lead that grew with a shaky finish.
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Associated Press
Washington Senators
Yankees
Harris
Washington
Peckine
Ron
Seibold
McNeely
Dugan
Gostin
Witt
Liat Wiley
Judge
Blue
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Peckinpaugh
Leibold
Gabe Ruth
Detroit
Red Sox
Athletics
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Reds
Cooper
Pirates
Giants
Brooklige
Cubs
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Phillies
Braves
High School Athlete Hurt on Tracks
Clarinda Aug. 3 A powerful athlete from Clarinda High School was found near a restway track with six seam wounds. Mose Rusedy a Negro athlete returning from Chicago gave his name and address before being hoisted by ambulance to Ken hospital. Cause of the accident is not known.
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Clarinda
Mose
Chicago
Lisca
Clorinda
Lorinda High
Golf Swing Secrets by Horton on Back Swing Mastery
Chester G. Horton discusses golf technique noting the back swing governs the swing. He explains starting from the top, moving forward with a Ginger grip, and ending the forward motion with weight on the left leg. The forward sweep should be smooth not jerky. Copyright John F. mite Co.
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John F
Mite Co
Grid Outlook at Waverly Is Best in Many Seasons
Waverly Iowa August 29 prospects at Waverly high favor a winning football season. Ten veterans return including Babcock Hoffman Farnum Pitcher Nicolaus Pitcher Ritchie Schrader Shepard and Dan Ward with Bill Ward possible. Coach Emanuel to arrive this week to start practice. Seven games on schedule opener versus Teachers College highers with Cedar Falls Nashua and Independence among rivals.
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Waverly High
Wakerial
Babcock
Hoffman
Farnum
Nicolaus
Ritchie
Schrader
Shepard
Dan Ward
Bill Ward
Emanuel
Teachers High
Teachers College Highers
Oelwein
Thera
New Hampton
Greene
Hera
Independence
Nashua
Cedar Falls
Wateriog Track Meet closes playground season at West High
More than 250 boys and girls entered the track and field meet at West High athletic field as the playground year ends. J B Jones and E Wilson of Detroit served as judges with the recreation department, under G A McGlynn in charge of boys events and Hthel Short, Evelyn Arquette and Marian Cooley de Paar directing girls events. Medals were to be awarded by Mrs Jackson McCoy and E A Boggs.
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Wateriog
West High Athletic Field
J.B. Jones
E. Wilson
Deetroit
Mich
Department of Recreation
R. Scott
J. Eagle
G. Burger
BR. McKinstry
Howell
G. A. McGlynn
Hthe! Short
Evelyn Arquette
Marian Cooley de Paar
Jackson McCoy
E. A. Boggs
Saunders
Shores
Renasg Wallien Parlas
Howland Shepherd Witrys Cersen Lingbert Brand
Wills Enjoys Second Honeymoon at Training Camp
Southampton recent reports say Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, prepares to face Luis Tirpo in an elimination bout on September 13 to challenge Jack Dempsey. He spends seven weeks at Peconic Bay with his wife, a constant companion since their nine year marriage. The couple keep to routine, sparring partners aside, while watching radio and roaming the countryside in their bungalow.
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Harry Wills
Luis Tirpo
Jack Dempsey
Peconic i Bay
Wills
Wils
Champ
Harry
Phim
Thonermoonars
Tutor athlete to lead Buffalo Center as coach
Joy Roeder, noted college athlete and Rancho Fraternity member, departs to become head coach at Buffalo Center this year. He has played baseball and football for three years, serving as a tackle on the football team and a baseball player during his college career.
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Cedar Falla
Joy Roeder
Rancho Fraternity
Buffalo Center
Roeder
Boxing Night Show Features Sharkey Rojas and Dempses Crown Bid
Jack Sharkey fights Chilean challenger Romero Rojas tonight as both seek a shot at Paterson after a 10 round bout. Italian heavyweight M J Erminio Spatta defeated Martin Burke in Sewark, while Jack Britton outpointed Jack Rappaport. Other results include Bud Taylor, Kid Durand, Tammy O'Brien and Willie Harmon wins. A feature boxing card also headlines Etzel versus Strong eight rounds with Eddie Mahoney boxing Ror Riser in Des Moines.
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Aids
Jack Sharkey
Rosy
Romero Rojas
Jack Dempses
Paterson
M. J
Erminio Spatta
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Sewark
Jack Britton
wWeller
Jack Rappaport
South Orange
Cleveland
Carl Tremaine
Bud “Taylor
Terre Haute
Kid Durand
Montreal
Scotty Rakburn
New York
Willie Harmon
Georgie Ward
Elizabeth
Tammy O'Brien
Cuddy de Mares
Pittsburgh
Dempsey
Ernin Gonzeman
Milwauker
Tony Schwartz
Frankie Ashe
England
Jersey Cris
Willia Shugrus
Watersbury
Petey Mack
Hart Dodge
Fred Etzel
Everett Strong
Spencer
Will
Eddie Mahoney
Fort Dodge
Fort Des Moines
Thirteen Stars Remain In Play For National Tennis Championship
Forest Hills N Y Aug 29 Thirteen stars of the tennis world remain in the hunt for the men s national singles championship. Nine Americans and four foreigners are still in the running for the crown worn by William T Tilden of Philadelphia. Tilden faces Jack Wright of the Canadian Davis cup team while William Johnston of San Francisco meets Elmer Griffin of the Pacific coast. Rene Lacoste of France plays B C Norton of St Louis and Walter Johnston of Philadelphia meets John Hennessy of Indianapolis. Vincent Richards of Yonkers N Y takes on Dean Mathey of New York as Howard Kinsey of San Francisco Gerald Patterson of Australia and George Lott of Chicago reach the fifth round. The day saw Tilden advance with three straight sets over Lucien Williams and Bill Johnston win easily over Wray Brown. Fukuda and Okamoto of Japan were eliminated by Mathey and Griffin respectively in straight sets.
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Forest Hills
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Tilden
Jack Wright
Willian Johnston
San Francisco
Elmer Griffin
Baines
Lucien Wlliams
Chicago
Little Bill Johnston
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Fukuda
Okamoto
Dean Mathey
Palenda
Miller eight brothers shine in Columbus baseball record
Columbus August note highlights the Miller family of eight brothers all pitchers, with Walter Miller buying the Cleveland Indians and Russell Miller captaining Ohio State’s 1925 squad. The clan grew near Hatton, Ohio, with seven Ohio State attendees and a Kalamazoo State Normal alumnus.
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Columbus
Miller
Walter
Cleveland Indians
Russell
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Miller Brothers
Haton
Kalamazoo State Normal
Michi
Rudil
Dumont
of & Ta Qs Redd
Marble Brick
Thesday
Douzherts BS
American Legion Post
Catcher Earl Smith Lost To Pirates For Remainder Of Season
Pittsburgh Aug 25 Wharl Smith catcher who joined the Pirates in time to help the drive toward the pennant will miss the season after an x ray showed a dislocated finger from a foul tip in the game with Philadelphia. Smith, a top hitter, was counted on by Manager McKechnie to play a key role in the final stretch.
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Pittsburgh
Smith
Pittsburgh Nationale
Philadelphia
McKechnie
Pirates
Iowa U Trackmen Decline A A U Meet Roster
Iowa City August 24 Coach George Bresnahan said the Iowa track team will not enter the National A A U meet or other eastern meets this September. He cited heavy work on the trek for this season and intends not to take the team east. Wilson Brookins and others continue training locally while rest of squad recuperates at summer residences.
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Iowa City
George
Bresnatian
Iowa
Beltember
Brookins
Wilson
Coulter
Phelps
Platinea
Norn
State Women's Golf Champion Loses in Meet
Davenport, August, Miss Ma racle Waterman of Davenport defeated Rock Island’s Mrs. Don of Rock Island in the Rock Island Arsenal golf tournament semifinal, 2 up. In the other bracket Mrs. H C Good of Moline defeated Miss Jenore Hare of Davenport to face Mrs. Don in the final.
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Don
Rock Island
Mee
Rock Island Arsenal
Mracl
Waterman
H.C. Good
Moline
Jenore Hare
EL. Polar
Supe
Baseball Player Amir Ler Seven Hits in Seven At Bats
Bunflato New York August 28 Fadie Ler second baseman of the International League club tied what is believed to be a record by collecting seven hits in seven at bats in a class A professional baseball series for Wednesday's doubleheader against Baltimore The total hits in the three game series stands at 11 in 42 attempts with eight consecutive at bats.
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Bunflato
N.Y
Fadie Artler
Baltimerr
Burt Ingwersen to Be Married Next Monday
Burt E Ingwersen son of Mr and Mrs George Ingwersen of Clinton Iowa is to wed Miss Earth Kohl of Centralia on Monday evening September 1 at Town University. A newly appointed head football coach at the University of Town the wedding is planned in Clinton city.
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Clinton
Burton E. Ingwersen
George Ingwersen
University of Town
Earth Kohl
Centralia
Hugh Walker Faces Tougher Foe in Windup Fight
Boxing notes recount Hughie Walker of Kansas City as a battle scarred fighter set to face Hat Blue for ten rounds Monday evening at the Windup boxing park. The piece recalls Walker’s storied rivalries with Greb and Willard era names, and mentions other fights including Everett Strong versus Fred Size and Johnny Cline meeting Frankie Mantell.
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Bull
Montana
Hughie Walker
Kansan
Hughie
Gibbons Boys
Jess Willard
Barry Greb
Sani 3ieVey
Packay
Bine
Hays
Jack McAuliffe
Paine
Walker
Detroit
Hugh
McAuliffe
Kaye
Everett Strong
Spencer
Fred Size
Fort Dodge
Port Dodge
Labor Day
Tiger Johnny Cline
Blue
Frankie Mantell
Biz ‘Zame
Davvenport
Gline
Patsy Rocco
Nigel
Ast
Chicago
Lou Rollinger
George Commings
Davenport
Proud Bowers
Des Moines
Lasche Wins Caddies Golf Meet at Sunnyside Club
Ralph Lasche defeats Bill Collins 4 and 3 to win the 1924 caddies golf championship at Sunnyside Country Club. He built a 2 up edge after nine holes and led 4 up by holes ten and eleven, finishing at the fifteenth. Johnson won the second flight 7 and 6, while John Lasche claimed the third flight 4 and 3 over Barney Casey.
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Sunnyside Club
Bil) Collins
Sunnyside Country Club
Rollins
Lasche
Join Johnson
Downing Woods
John Lasche
Barney Casey
Independence Rifle Club elects officers and plans range
Independence, Ta. Aug 29 temporary officers for the rifle club were elected at a meeting this week J A Walters president Harry Riede vice president Arthur Plane secretary B L Everett treasurer Clyde Marinus range officer Work will start on the range at the Leo Jameson farm southeast of town using part of the old Company L Town National Guard range An indoor range will be prepared for winter. TRAPSHOOTING EVENT Dayton O Aug 24 some of the world s best trapshooters contested the Grand American handicap tournament Preliminaries yielded W J Wensman Freemont O high score 95 of 100 targets.
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Independance
Rifle Club
J. A. Walters
Harry Riede
Arthur Plane
BL Everett
Clyde Marinus
Leo Jameson
Town
Company L
Town National Guard
Dayton
W. J. Wensman
Fremont
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