Woock Shuts Down Hawks as Dubuque Triumphs
In a winter league clash at Waterloo, Dubuque defeated Waterloo 8 to 3 led by Matt Woock who blanked the Hawks. McCracken and Senult starred for Dubuque with strong hitting while Borchert watched from the stands as the Americ association tied together a 1d victory tally for Dixon and Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid McCracken
Buquers
Johnny Acwouong
Gen
Grant
Wielthond
Richmond
Gratt
Virginia
McCravk
Indiana
Sonsing
Matt Wooock
Hawks
Dubuque
New York Yanks
Woock
Gale
Berchert
Oren Borchert
Milwaukee Americ Association
Jim Welaney
Hank Severeid
Sam Hinton
Jim
Liste
Waterloo
Dixon
Armstrong
Meredith
Hinton
McCracken
Hicks
Grote
Peter
Mullen
Charlie
Ovid
Schult
Groit
Muillen
Geraten
Moore
O'Shan
Johnny Arms Strong
Mess Cracken
Agent
Clarke
Hick
Folurk
Sin Meredith
Gra
Kuehl
Grounder
Ft Huet
Rf Marke
Iret
Pamest
Fx Biehl
Mer Meredith
Strucs Nut
Wook
Mr. Syoaw
Pitenoee Crinkén
Weesk
Basne
Parhisepae
Waterson
Uimmres
Rath
Severett
Red Oghult Tops Batting Honors In League Leaderboard
Official weekly averages place Waterloo in strong showing across departments. Fred Schult is named batting king of the circuit, though teammate Joe McDermott leads the column, having played in the most games.
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Waterloo
Fred Schult
Altho
Joe McDermott
Buck Freeman Joins Sioux Falls 8. D. Canaries Shine
Buck Freeman, new pitcher for Sioux Falls 8. D. Canaries, debuted at Dubuque allowing three hits and losing. He soon found form, becoming a winning pitcher in most games at Sioux Falls, and hopes to lead a strong staff in 1925. Freeman, from Missouri, previously drew attention from the St. Louis Cardinals and shows promise for a triumphant summer.
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Buck Freeman
Sioux Falls
D. Canaries
Cletus Diyen
Freeman
Dubuque
Altho
Buck
Missouri
St. Louis
Peorin
Frack
Boyle
Waterloo
Baseball scores and upcoming games from early 1900s leagues
The report lists American League and National League results with wins for Philadelphia Chicago Louis Detroit and Brooklyn New York, plus Western League scores Omaha Des Moines and Columbus Toledo. It notes upcoming twin bill by Jimmy Scholtenberger and Andy Afc-Hwan, a Labor Day double header at 2 14 p m, with Buck Freeman, Rusty Malmgren, and Ovid McCracken pitching, and Claude Willoughby likely facing Milwaukee in an exhibition Tuesday.
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Mississappi Valles
Dhnetrigan League
Yash
New York
Choeinmatyne
Barnes
Schult
Idleness dAumerican Association
Ames
Dauinvilis
Ater
Koyés
Hock Islan
Stanley
Uebinist
Folerés
Il Waterloo
Tealis Dubu Mi Drausseid
Raynaas Airy
Canada
Denver
Cletus Dixon
Stolines
Moore
Dubug
Lincote
Des Moines
Rock RR
Igland
Senule
Johnson
Willauebby
Keyes
McCrackes
House
Kettenbedl
Uowman
H. Swanson
Freeman
Wingheld
Lisle
Heath
Duhm
Didier
Malmyra
Smith
Keil
Spoad
Serce
Ferris
Dennison
Radlett
Rae
Irvin
Hicks
Etter
Delanet
Gomes
Bope
Mar
Radler
RE Or
Venemon
Shea
Rae Dnecobs
Ster
Sebi Bop
Plannigan
Rich
Anahes
ROD i
Rob Harmon
Werth
Wiliams
Sihul
Hengston
Burlington
Hamilton
Ellie
Robertson
Bink
Harmen
Reese
Fereditn
Perkins
Ran Tee
Ree
Martort
Abel
Roy Blunt
Az Ia
Hager
T Se Weeees
Powman
E Rink
Hesse
Whim
Wrahington
Tostoni
Philadelphia
A. Land A
Chicago
Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pitlstar
Inelmart
Roston
Chlexeo
Oan Association
Rolls
Columinus
Toledo
Lousevine
Omaha
Caelabet Ai
Jimmy Scholtenberger
Andy Afc- Hwan
Buck Freeman
Rusty Malmgren
Ovid McCracken
Claude Willoughby
Milwaukee
Ruth Seeks Batting Crown as Ruth Lags in Homers
The Associated Press reports Babe Ruth, amid a pennant race, is unlikely to surpass his 59 homer mark but appears certain to win the American League batting title with an average around .291. James of Cleveland trails at .349, with Bib Falk and Cobb close, while Hornsby leads in the National League with a .428 clip after a week of solid hitting. The piece covers other top batters, steals, and homer totals across the majors and mentions Western and Southern league leaders as the season tightens.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruch
Altho
James
Ruth
Jamieson
Cleveland
Bib Falk
Urea
Cobb Ig
Epon G
Boston
Buth
Babe
Eddie Collins
Collins
Sheehy
Speaker
Cleoland
Bassler
Detroit
Archdeacon
Ghago
Heilmann
Alyatt
Javineny
Heydler
National League
Lo Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Agasn
St Louis Star
Jack Fournier
Brooklyn
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Homnaby
Watting
Wheat
Young
York
Carey
Pirates
Fourniar
Roush
Cincinnati
Bresster
Kelley
New York
Frisch
Blades
St. Louis
Bottomier
Wenn
John Neun
St. Paul
Fiest
American Association
Dressen
Hart Smith
Mine Neapolis
Weun
Tan
Smith
Beret
Kansas City
Nann
Elmer ‘Smith
Toursville
Contines
Trab Russell
Columbus
Krueger
Gianapolis
Brooks
Louisville
Belly Aniwaukes
Murphy
Russell
Columbu
Kirke
Minne
Inpolis
Two Baseball Games Set in Reinbeck Labor Day Program
Reinbeck Iowa hosts Labor Day baseball with two games on Monday following weekend action in Grundy Center. Teams from Eldora Grundy Center Wellsburg and Holland plan to participate in the tournament begun Sunday at Grundy Center. Reinbeck schedules a full holiday program to boost interest.
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Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Eldora
Wellsburg
Holland
Fithe
Mason City to field pro football eleven this fall
Mason City, August 14. Central Tire company backs a Mason City pro team formerly known as the Towanas. An opening game is planned for September 28 with candidates including Pocahontas, Waterloo, or Fort Dodge as the opponent. Leo Carle, temporary business manager, announced the plan.
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Mason City
Central Tire Company
Sch
Towanas
Leo Carle
Elther Hun
Pocahontas
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Osage Gun Club Reorganized After War Disbandment
Osage Indiana April 30 SpecialOsage Gun club once disbanded during the war was reorganized at a Thursday meeting in B C Carrs office Oscar Pohle was elected president and B A Day secretary and treasurer The club lists 18 charter members and about 25 prospective members with a goal to grow the ranks through upcoming shoots and activities.
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Osage, In
Osage Gun Club
B.C. Carr
Oscar Pohle
B. A. Day
Two More Players Sold to Minneapolis Club
Waterloo natives Reuben Malmgren pitcher and Stuart Clarke shortstop are sold to the Minneapolis club of the American association. The deal, to close in a few days, follows prior sales of Mayers Willoughby McCracken Schulz to Milwaukee and O Shea Clarke and Malmgren to Minneapolis. Local officials and scouts approve of Malmgren and Clarke after recent evaluations.
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Reuben Malmgren
Stuart Clarke
Waterloo
Clarke
Malmgren
South
Waterloo&s
Mayers
Willoughby
McCracken
Schulz
Milwaukee
O’shea
Minneapolis
Baseball Standings and Leaders From Southern League Vitals
Carlisle Memphis in third with .437 and Niehaus Chattanooga moves to fourth with .248, surpassing Guyon Little Rock fifth at .346. Stewart Binningham leads stolen bases with nine, while Marriott Mobile has 12 steals. J Anderson Chattanooga tops homer hitting with 23 in a string. Other leading batters include Paschal Atlanta Hawks Nashville 337 Yargan Memphis 337 Lapan Little Rock 433 Barber Memphis 332 R Wil laine Mobile 332.
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Carlisle
Memphis
Niehaus
Chattanooga
Guyon
Little Revk
Stewart
Binningham
Suv
Marriot
Mobile
J. Anderson
D. Anderson
Htaweera
Paschal
Atlanta
Hawks
Nashville
Yargan
Lapan
Little Rock
Barber
R. Willaine
Four Tennis Pairs Contest Today for Honors in Singles
Forest Hills NL Aug 39. Eight of the world’s premier tennis stars remain in the national singles title race. Led by William Tilden of Philadelphia the Americans form the defense against foreign aces Gerald Patterson and Rene La Coste. In the upper half Tilden meets Howard Kinsey while Vincent Richards faces Wallace Johnson. in the lower half William M. Johnston faces La Coste and Patterson meets George M. Lote Jr.
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United Press
Forest Hills
William Tilden
Philadelphia
East
Pacific Coast
Middlewest
Gerald Patterson
Rene la Coste
Tilden
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Vincent Richards
Wallace F Johnson
William MM. Johnston
la Coste
Patterson
George M. Lote, Jr
St Joseph Will Not Leave Western League
St Joseph Missouri announces it will stay in the Western League for the current and coming season after the chamber of commerce arranged a $10,000 underwriting for the Tocai club. Several cities had offered to buy the franchise, but owners declined to move the team.
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ST. Joseph
St. Joseph. Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Senators Lead Yankees In Tight Race After Doubleheader
Washington pitchers pace a split doubleheader with the Yankees as Walter Johnson earns a 5 1 win in relief before leaving with an injury. Detroit falters in St Louis, Cleveland edges Chicago in extras, and Boston tops the Athletics as Vance nets his 23rd win. Braves beat Philadelphia 6 4.
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Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Washington
Senators
Harris
Yankees
Johnson
Wally Schang
Marbarry
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Uhie
Robertson
Atatters
Bn Athletica
Boston
Parkin Returns to Iowa City for 1925 Football Season
Parkin, captain of the 1924 Iowa football team, arrived from Seabright New Jersey where he worked this summer as a companion to W. H. Burke. He traveled with friends by motor, staying last night in Charlies City, and plans to rejoin Hawkeyes before practice starts September 15. Parkin, in good health after injuries in 1922 and 1923, aims for his best year, building on the 1922 sopho milestone against Yale.
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Leland
Parkin
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Seabright
N.3
W. H. Burke
Metor
Frniends
Charlies City
Burt H. Ingwersen
Hawkeye
Eric
Lowa City
Lee
Save
Sis
Yala
Oelwein Coach Arrives To Start Grid Season
Oelwein Aug 30 Willard Stover athletic coach at Oelwein high arrived to take duties as football coach He will start work and form a team despite few letter men and veterans from 1922 only regular return is captain elect Louis
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Oelwein
Willard &. Stover
Oelwein High
Louis
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