Hawks Fall In Final Home Game Of The Year
Ottumwa defeated the Hawks 8 to 4 on home grounds as Cooper allowed base hits while Lindner struggled with a sore arm. Hawks tallied in the third, sixth, and ninth frames but could not overcome Ottumwa's seven hits and timely scoring.
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A Comic Strip in Tyne
A disjointed OCR fragment discusses a comic strip in Tyne with jumbled words and garbled names. It references characters and events in a rough, nonsensical manner, mentioning a woman and a man and a public figure, lacking coherent context or clear outcome.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cities and names in a jumbled form, lacks coherent event or identifiable entities, no clear person, organization, or place to summarize into a full card.
Major League Records Today
A garbled historical note lists baseball records such as most hits in a game and multiple held marks by players like George F. Tort Calcaga and J. Chaiman. It references teams including Chicago and Philadelphia with dates around 1915 to 1916 and notes double plays by a pitcher.
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J. Barry
O'Shea Likely To Leave Hawks As Scouts Watch
Manager Pat Ragan indicates Johnny O'Shea may depart Waterloo after the season. Ty Cobb's Tigers seek O'Shea with a scout backing a move to Mary Shallow and Western league chances for Lindner. Leach Skupa and Lubbe head to Rochester NC for spring training, aiming to boost Waterloo's record for player exits.
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Dempsey Set for Labor Day Exhibition in Michigan City
After returning from a western trip, Jack Dempsey will box ten exhibition rounds against five sparring partners in Michigan City Indiana on Labor Day. The program features top fighters including Toe Lynch of New York in the 118 pound class and a main bout pitting Jarneh against Memphis Pal Moore.
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Belding Named Colorado Coach and Assistant at Colorado
Bel ding, famed Iowa football star, accepts head football coach role at the University of Colorado and will assist in track and basketball. He departs this week after spending summer with his parents in Magon City. A. Devine and G Devine are noted peers from Iowa, with Belding acclaimed for his forward passing to Devine.
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Safe or Out by Charles D. White Q Hatter baseball quiz
A 1922 baseball Q and A segment discusses safe or out calls on tag plays, steals, and hit and run situations. It cites a pitcher delivering a ball while runners advance and considers whether a fielder’s actions or a baserunner’s safety influenced the call.
Yankees Hold Slim Lead as Ruth Homes In
In a tense American League day, the Yankees beat Washington 5–4 behind strong defense by Everett Scott who made eight plays flawlessly. Babe Ruth hit his 28th homer, four behind leaders, then was ejected for disputing a third strike. Brown of the Senators belted two homers, while Brooklyn beat the Giants 10–3. Browns, Cardinals, Pirates, Phillies and Red Sox all posted wins as league races tighten.
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Early 1900s Baseball and League Standings Summary
National League standings show Brooklyn atop with 10 wins and losses listed for Sen Yar Boston, Philadelphia, and others. American League features New York and Washington at 4-4 and Boston 5, Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2, Detroit 1. American Association reports Columbus 5, Toledo 4-9 with sparse matchups. Western League lists Omaha 14-3 and St Joseph 8-6.Tulcea 10-3, Des Moines 2-2. Wichita and Denver 1, Oklahoma City 12, Slouytily 4 with rain in Indianapolis Louisville game.
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Gardini Beats Zbyszko In Upset Wrestling Bout
Renato Gardini the Italian champion wins after a fluke fall in a two hour match against Wladek Zbyszko in San Francisco. Zbyszko, heavier by about 40 pounds, threw Gardini but slipped and struck his head, allowing Gardini to pin him as the Pole was stunned.
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Fort Dodge Awards Paving Contract at 2.95 per Square Yard
Fort Dodge city council awarded a paving contract for 10 blocks on Eleventh Avenue South with Rasmssen World in Construction of the city at 2.95 per square yard using raphaia concrete pavement. Bids from James F Lea Paving and Des Moines Asphalt Company ranged higher. Work to begin immediately to finish before fall.
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Des Moines Asphalt Company
Eleventh Avenue South
Sumner defeats Readlyn in 12 innings 9 to 1
Sumner beat Readlyn 9 to 1 in a 12 inning baseball game at Readlyn, featuring three double plays. Readlyn scored in the second, Sumner tied in the seventh, and Sumner pulled ahead with two runs in the twelfth. Bumper, Nhe, Diek, Berger noted among players.
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Mellinger Beats Knipp In Six Round Electric Park Bout
In a six round lightweight bout at Electric Park, Mellinger defeated Knipp after a towel entered the ring in the third round. Earlier Young Sueck and Waterton fought well in 150 pound class, while Waterloo clashed with Harry Brawn in another close bout.
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Harry Brawn
Mt. Auburn
Iowa Women’s Golf Crown Decided At Sunnyside
The Iowa women golfers crown a champion Friday noon at Sunnyside Country Club after semifinals today. Miss Margaret Addington of Waterloo faces Mrs A C Clapp of Harlan and Mrs L W Bryant of Waterloo plays Mrs Frank G Byars of Cedar Rapids in the final rounds.
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Colesburg Beats Ryan at Delaware Co. Fair Grounds
Colesburg players defeated Ryan’s baseball team 3 to 1 at the fair grounds in Manchester Indiana. Anderson Decorah and Koencke formed the winning battery while Byerly and Locker of Monticello were the opposing battery. Worthington and Ryan play this afternoon and Manchester and Edgewood Friday.
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Former Caddies Vie For Public Links Honors
Eddie Held of St Louis and Dick Walsh of New York, both former caddies and teens, tee off at Ottawa Park in Toledo for the first United States Golf Association public links championship. Walsh won New York city title in 1920. Held was finalist in the Missouri state tournament.
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Tilden to Face Patterson in First Davis Cup Clash
New York August 21 United Press reports Gerald L Patterson captain of the Australian Davis Cup team is drawn to meet Willam T. Tilden former world champion in opening Davis Cup match at Forest Hills. Also James Anderson meets William Johnston in the day’s other opener with Monday’s singles set Tilden versus Anderson and Patterson versus Johnston.
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New Baseball League Planned for Northeastern Iowa
Oelwein Iowa August 31 a movement to form a six club Class D baseball circuit to introduce organized baseball in northeast Iowa for the first time since 191%. The proposed lineup includes Mason City Charles City Decorah Oelwein New Hampton and Waverly with a $4800 gallery limit and a 12 man player limit. The new league would follow the old Central association and Mississippi Valley league and take its name from the former circuit.
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New Cities Add to Semipro League Plans
Four new cities join the semipro league amid strong local support and fan loyalty to clubs. In Oelwein payrolls average 3500 to 4600 monthly, and proposed 1800 league limits could cut costs for teams across the new cities. Transportation would be light as distances are short.
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New York boxing commission suspends several fighters and managers
The New York boxing commission suspended multiple pugilists and managers for various offenses. Named were Sammy Goldman, Jabez White and Midget Smith, bantamweights, Jack Sharkey, featherweight, and Jon Wagner from Readville Massachusetts. In other sports news, Peter Manning set another Brand circuit mile record at 1.59 and ¼ seconds faster than the previous mark held by himself and Lou Dillon. Henry Direct won the 2:08 pace at the Wisconsin state fair in Milwaukee. Frances Payne of Mattison stables, Omaha, listed from Des Moines, Iowa.
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