Babe Ruth Hits Cardinals Hear Tath Home Run Flop
Philadelphia July 1 Six home runs were hit as New York defeated Philadelphia in a doubleheader two games 6 to 5 and 10 to 6 Ruth hit his 23rd and 24th homers of the season. The card mentions multiple line scores and pitching pairings.
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Cedar Rapids and Moline Split Double Header
Cedar Rapids and Moline divided a double bill with Cedar Rapids losing the first 7 to 9 and winning the second 4 to 6 seven innings in the last game. The recap notes players Jenkins Mendenhall Waters and White among others with coaching moves and assignments mentioned for the upcoming football season highlighting Billy Sherman and Frank Waters.
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Standings and results from Western League pennants
Yesterday's Western League games showed St. Joseph 2 over Des Moines 1, Joplin 6 over Oklahoma City 4, Wichita 1 over Omaha 6, and Sioux City 1 over pairs including Tulsa. Advertisement text remains, promising stronger play.
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Leonard White Bout Big Event in Benton Harbor
Benny Leonard, world lightweight champion, defends his title Monday July 5 in Benton Harbor Michigan against Chicago challenger Charlie Left Hook White. A record crowd is expected as White seeks a career defining win though past title challenges ended in tough losses and near-misses. Leonard is favored to win, while White relies on his deadly left hook to upset the champion.
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Lighter Wens Honors at Palmer
Palmer July 1 With 29 shooters present O L Lighter of Moneta shot 146 of 150 for high amateur. G Dorton of Fonda and A W Bancroft of West Bend tied for second with 140. Ed Kiser of Gilmore Steve Her of Palmer C T Nolan of Palmer and Fred Kenning of Fonda tied for third with 139. Guy Ward of Alton IL was high professional with 145. George Maxwell of Hastings NE and Fred Albert of Spirit Lake tied for second high professional with 144.
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Evansville Signs Two New Players
Evansville Three-I league manager Groh signs Emil Auckner and Worth from Rochester. Auckner to shortstop and Worth to infield. Cracker Young, recently signed, arrived Monday.
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Des Moines Hen Ot Pay Rates Mentioned for 1919
The text notes Chuck Hoyt to receive 3000 iron men next year after a 1919 20 compensation of 2400 dollars. It also remarks that Des Moines Hen Ot are said to be paying only two.
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National Horseshoe Pitching Meet Set for Akron Aug 8
The United States and Canada national horseshoe tournament will run seven days starting August 8 in Akron Ohio. Buckeye Horseshoe Pitching Association and the National League of Horseshoe Pitchers will organize and direct the event with a $1 entry fee and $3000 in prizes. Prizes include gold medals with diamonds and sapphires, cash awards, and trophy cups for various placements and special categories including most ringers.
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Harley Quits Rock Island Threes Manager Role
Billy Harley, Chicago semi pro star and former Federal leaguer, will not manage the Rock Island Threes for the rest of the season. Dr. Mueller, president of the Fans association, said Harley refused to report his reasons. The team struggles amid poor management and no clear successor is in sight to replace Tighe.
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Fight Golfers in WA Title Pla Des Moines Tourney
Des Moines July 1 reports state golf tournament results with round three matchups including Hubbell, Ingham, Harrison, Dickinson, Knepper, and Eller from Des Moines and surrounding clubs. Jim Swick of Waveland scored a major upset by defeating Ottumwa champion A M Bartlett after a late rally. Sioux City to host 1921 state meet. leadership elected at the state golf association meeting.
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Baseball rule change lets fair home runs on long hits
A 1920 rule change allows any ball hit so far that it leaves sight to be ruled fair or foul by the umpire as it flies. The piece notes Babe Ruth benefiting from new play, mocks local Babe Ruth fans, and mentions a distant river as a potential HR landmark. It references park fences and big league magnates revamping the game.
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