Hawks and Ansons idle as leagues suspend games
All Mississippi Valley league games were postponed yesterday due to wet grounds. The Hawks and Ansons had a holiday at Byrnes Park as clouds threatened rain, while players relaxed with fishing, golf, and shows. Marshalltown series starts Sunday at the Hawk's Park with a 2:15 first game and single admission.
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Ansons
Yesterda
Pai Ryan
Fang
Marshalltown
Hawk's Park
Vari i Ély
Fergeman
Stimson
Simmons
Echtermeyer
Thomason
Byrnes Park
Bull Hounds
Patty Ragan
Lindner
Letty Lindner
Star Moundsman
Ragan
Jesup
Leach
Pat Ragan
Wide Patty
Missus
Raganites
Boyle
Dempsey Kearns Firm Secures Favorable Terms for Wills Fight
New York July 1 Dempsey and Kearns report strong progress on the Dempsey Wills bout. They plan to sign the papers by July 10 to avoid New York state title forfeiture and are confident Mullins will accept terms. Dempsey once earned about 27500 for Willard but the current deal targets a half million for their share.
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Davis J2 Walsh
Internctions
New York
Dempsey & Hearns
West
Harry Wills
New York State Commission
Commission
Dempsey
New York State
Kearns
Wills
Dempsey-Kearns
Mullins
Mullims
Siarty
Willard
Wilts
Mr. Rickard
Lev
Pirates Name New Skipper for St Louis Game
Pittsburgh Pirates appoint veteran Bill McKechnie to replace George Gibson as manager. Gibson resigns after a poor season and plans to return to his Canadian farm, making him the first big league skipper to leave his club this year.
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Pittsburgh. Pa
Tuly J
Pittsburgh Pira
St. Louis
Buccaneer
Bill Ackechni
George Gibson
Gibson
Yeesterday
Gesme
McKechnie
Canada
Games Sunday in Missi V League
Marshalltown meets Waterloo Cedar Rapids plays Dubuque and Rock Island visits Otteniwa in Sunday Missi V League action with four matchups on the schedule.
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Rock Island
Otteniwa
A Comic Strip in Type A Gwan-to-Bed Story
A fragmented, humorous tale centers on a circus visit by Mrs Sparrow and her three children. The scene contrasts performance dangers with parental concern as a performer risks walking a wire while onlookers react with admiration and disbelief. The piece preserves era voice and circus imagery.
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Abel
Golygs
Childdren
Sule Sparress
Cinorge
Hacoke
Ayel
Mina
Worhis
Tonia Vo
Alley
Sparrow Pompen
Shepp
Mrs. Kparrow
George
Acoh
Lenminia
Jamaica Kid to Exhibit at Jamaica KC Forum
Jamaica Kid, a championship class boxer, will box a few exhibitions Monday at the Forum ahead of next Tuesday’s Waterloo bout at the Cairy Cattle Congress grounds. The New York boxing commission praises his eagerness to defend his title, noting fellow contender Jack Leslie as a strong rival trained by Jack Dillon.
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Waterloo
Jamaica
Cairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Forum
New York Boxing Commission
Biddy Bishop
Kid
Jack Leslie
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
Jack Dempsey
Dillon
Leslie
Jack Dillon
Evangelicals Lose Pepless Contest to First Methodists
First Methodists defeated the First Evangelical team 13 to 2 at Cedar River Park yesterday. The game featured weak Evangelical offense and solid pitching from Richardson and Burk for the Methodists. Monday’s rematch at Cedar River Park will be the next league clash involving the leaders.
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Cedar River Park
A. Roth Clohs Ehpedret
Taclk Pap
Methodist
Thampeon
Richardson
Seecidtan Ami Burk
Smith
Ebra
Sheridan
Sir. Paul's M. EB
St Louis Widens Gap Over Yankees in Standings
St Louis Browns surge in a midseason stretch to lead the New York Yankees by three games after a 1103 comeback win over Cleveland. Cleveland's Coveleskie allowed three singles as Sisinr posted a .432 average while Wood paced the Indians with four hits including a double and homer. Other scores: Boston over Brooklyn 3 2 helped by Olson errors. Giants beat Phillies 6 4. Sherdel shutout Pittsburgh 6 0. Sallee released by Toledo. Cardinals beat Pirates for back‑to‑back wins.
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Associated Press
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Cleveland
Sisinr
Fohl
Coveleskie
Wood
Indians
Philadelphia
Boston
Olson
Brooklyn
Cadare
Cincinnati
Cubs
Karl Smith
Giants
Sherdel
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Phillies
Ring
Cy Willaams
Art Nehf
Slim Sallee
Toledo
Ameri¢tan Association
Sallee
Mudhens
Standings of the Clubs in Early Baseball Leagues
American Association standings show Louisville 4, Columbus 2. Toledo 2, St. Paul 4, Kansas City 2. Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis. Western League results: Omaha 4, Des Moines 4. Tulsa 8, Wichita 7. Oklahoma City 7, St. Joseph 6. Denver 11, Sioux City.
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Isville
Columbuss
Tolédo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Omaha
Des Moines
Tulsa
Wichita
Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Denver
Sioux City
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Rapia Bene
Marshihowa
Waterloo
Ottuma
Punuinte
S Souls
York Str
Chicago Detroit
Washington
Boston Sinha
Philadelp
Leasgue
New York
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ching
Ata Seston
BS American Association
InWlanspolis
St. Dia
Heb” Russell
Minneapolis
Bunny Brief
Krueger
Indianapolis
Hecker
Haas
Mathews
Murphy
Columbus
Baird
Christenson
Lamar
Toledo
Lear
Scott
Becker
Mayer
Jourdan
Russell
Manush
Fisher
Reid
Carl Mastichita
Darts
Bennett
Lamb
Hemingway
Elsh
Nits
Southerms
Rame
Schulte
Mobile
Southlerm Association
Tucker
New Orleans
Burke
Anville
Henry
Stewart
Ham
Jess
Silva
Birmingham
Connolly
Barrett
Little Rock
Baseball Q A 1922 rules Q&A by Sol Metzger
Reader questions on baseball rulings and fielding plays. Topics cover fair or foul balls, base touches, tag plays, and credit for outs. Answers clarify when a batter is safe, when a runner is out, and how the catcher can be credited for putouts. Copyright 1922 Sol Metzger.
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Hiamenand
Cadonati
Amieri
Sisler
St. New NS
Cler Harneby
Sr .Miller
Chicago Stairs
Sy Louis
Sol Metzger
Major League Records Today A Standard for 1918
Major league record notes list players such as Konetchy of Brooklyn and Speaker of Cleveland with sequences and dates. The fragment references July 1 1918 and 1920 game notes, indicating historical baseball statkeeping and notable record holders.
Des Moines Golf Championship Field Grows with Notable Entrants
Des Moines July 1 Practice rounds are underway as state golf tourney entrants arrive. Twenty players from Sioux City led by Rudy Knepper, two time defending champion, are en route with local talents Ted Payseur Bob McKee Tip Harrison Bill Ingham Jim Swick and Ottumwa’s Art Bartlett a former champion may challenge Knepper. Des Moines golfers aim to unseat the Sioux City ace while Knepper draws east coast form from Princeton. STOKR CHANGES HANDS Ned Oliver and L E B Leonard take over the 183 Bridge cigar store formerly run by Jenkyn Mitchell.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Mike Sherman
Sioux City Country Club
Rudy Knepper
Princeton
Knepper
Ted Payseur
Bob McKee
Tip Harrison
Bill Ingham
Jim Swick
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Stokr
Ned N. Oliver
L. E B. Leonard
Bridge Street
Jenkyn & Mitchell
Yesterday's Homers and League Standings Recap
Yesterday's National and American leagues show players like Williams of Philadelphia Duncan Carney Smith Miller Bohne Harper and Shorten Wood among notable homers and performances. The fragmented list includes Cincinnati and St Louis clubs with scattered totals and team references.
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Willams
Philadelphia
Duncan
Wehmate
Careney Neinnati
Smith
York
Miller
Karo
Bohne
Cincinnati
Harper
Shorten
St. Louis
Wood
Cleveland
Pirates name McKechnie as new manager
Pittsburgh report says manager Ya George Gibson resigns and William McKechnie is named successor. New York notes Jack Keams announces Jack Dempsey will sign next week to meet Harry Wilts. Des Moines reports Dick Green resigns as manager of the Des Moines baseball club.
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Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Pirates
William McKechnie
New York
Jack Keamns
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wilts
Des Moines
Dick Green
Des Hoints
Last Nights Fights Across Cities and Round Outcomes
Boxing card reports from New York to Milwaukee list multiple results. Kaul Dorle stopped Willie Fento in the ninth, Harry Wills KO’d Jeff Cl in two, and Peter Hammer edged Arlie White in one round. Other bouts mention Pinkie Mitchell, Frankie Garcia, and Stewart Mellar securing knockouts or decisions across Peoria Milwaukee Eau Claire and surrounding areas.
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New York
Kaul Dorle
Willie Fento
Trenton
Harry Wills
Jeff Cl
Joplin
Hayenne
N. J
Lew Snyder
Rayenne
Johnny Leona Atlealia Ta
Arora
Peter Hammer
Arlie White
Peoria
Pinkie Mitchell
Bill Burns
Milwaukee
Johnny Mendelson
Joe Janson
Houston
Tex
Frankie Garcia
Dig Murray
Eau Claire
Wis
Stewart Mellar
Renny Mertens
Witt and Miller Climb in Batting Standings
The Associated Press reports Lawton Witt of the Yankees and Hack Miller of the Chicago Nationals rising in the American and National leagues respectively. Witt advances to fourth with a .371 average after 10 hits in six games. Miller boosts to third with a .358 average after 22 hits in 18 games. Hornsby heads NL with a .393 average and 16 homers, while Myatt paces the American Association at .412. Trades across leagues include leaders in runs, stolen bases, and home runs, with multiple players posting notable advances.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lawton Witt
Yankee
Witt
George Sisler
St. Louis ‘Browns
Harry Eilmann
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Sisler
iHis
Kenneth Williams
O'Neill
Cobb
Blue
Miller
Philadelphia
Schang
New York
Beester
Hooper
McManus
St. Louis
Heck” Miller
Lawrence
Hack' Miller
Chicago Nationals
Rogers Hornsby
Hank Gowdy
Boston
Max Carey
Pittsburgh Pirates
J. Johnston
Brooklyn
Imames
Bigbae
Pittsburgh
Daubert
Cincinnati
Kelly
Gai J. Smith
Renerate
Grimes
Punecan
Myatt
A. A
Milwaukee
American Association
Brown
Indianapolis
Kirke
Louisville
Bromley
Radloff
Stimson
Schweite
Skupa
W. Tereee
Pet. Hbb
Missis Holden
Ros
Ipph Valley League of Baseball Clubs
Maxwell
Irwin M. Howe
Ashland
Long
Mardner
Tues- McCracken
Sitter
R. Oh
Idcel
Holsclaw
Perd
A Ress
Talentine
Lindner
Gm Teach
Weeves
van Goeth
Clemons
M. Aes
Zubay Sia R & A
Lewis. C. R E
Gste
Iss
Michaels
Os Schwelte
Ayt Bowman
Yeas
Rollins
Graves
Craig
Jelinek
Teagan
McEwan
C. RK
Hackett
Ridlom
Ice
Messner
Ag Cooper
Knapton
Valentine
C. BR
Gardner
D.F
Wat Dude
Helsser
Anderson
FA jiHoert
Schuster
Gregory
Murray
Qaeda
Mann
Ilohnson
Oster
van Goethe
Howman
D. McAreary
Iano
Tr Church
Thomason
Wie
Blenner
Newell
Targee
A Simmons
Indnor
Stalker
Forsythe
Hyde
Lenehan
Be Campbell
R. I
Conzelman
R I
Norton
Echtermeyer
Pozdirtz
Young
Kennedy
Corcoran
Swenanr
Sidowell
Chotuette
Hepner
Ta Rye
Sullivan
Friedel
Crooke
Hartford Acid Phosphate Advertises Thirst Quencher
An advertisement touts Hartford acid phosphate as a beverage that quenches thirst, clears the brain, tones the stomach, and invigorates. It proclaims the product as tasty and suitable for immediate refreshment.
Truth About Cancer Book Offered Free
A promotional notice presents a book titled FHE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER promising a comprehensive explanation of cancer and its successful treatment without knife. Free copies available by sending name and address to Dr. C. A. Johnson Suite 633 1224 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
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C. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
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Charles D. White
Thone
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Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Bytank Transfer Fuel Co
Feel & Transfer
Weet Mullan Ava
Percy R. Widod
Leavitt & Johnson
Towa
Blue Line Transfer Co
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D. Jadamon
Ry Hansa
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Black Hawk Bank
Hone
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Twin City Barber College
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