Heavy Hitting by Hawks Powers Storm Over Bunnies 6 2
Weeden's Hawks opened strong with two home runs by O'Shea and Mullen as they defeated the Bunnies 6 to 2 at Waterloo Sunday. Pitcher Bally Storm delivered steady work, helping Cedar Rapids tie for arc lead as August home games approach and a series with Ottumwa looms.
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Hawks
O'Shea
Mullen
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Hook Island
Wooden’s
Arc Place
Suly
Waterloo
Weedan
Rven
Lada
Yong
Ottumwa
Bonnyvile
Weeden
Speasmen
Bunnyvilie
Marshalstown
Bnet Dubuque
Storm
McGoldrick
Groft
Swanson
Rye
Johnson
Tohnzon
Pemlrtn
Perdirtz
Green
Arnold Bender Heads to St Joseph Track Meet
Arnold Bender of 408 Argyle Street leaves tomorrow morning for the St Joseph Missouri Chamber of Commerce track and field meet. A fresh man at Lowst, he is a two-niter but will run the mile and modified marathon six miles. He has been refining his stride and wind and will return Wednesday evening.
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Arnold Bender
Argyle Street
St. Joseph
Chamber of Commerce
Bender
Bendar
Lowst
Mallory Elim in Wimbledon Singles by Beamish of England
Wimbledon England July 2 Mrs Motla Mallory American tennis champion is eliminated in the all English singles championships by Mrs Beamish of England after dropping the last two sets 7-4 and 6-4. The match between Mallory and Mile Lenglen will not occur as Lenglen won today. Beamish excelled in placement shots and service, while Mallory was erratic with many drives into the net on slow courts due to recent rain.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Motla Mallory
Beamish
England
Mallory
Mile. Lenglen
Dempsey Gibbons Bout Near Shelby Under New Rules
The Shelby Montana fight scene swells as a new rule set aims to let the referee decide the winner in the 15 round Dempsey Gibbons world title bout. Officials announce $200,000 will be paid to Kearns, manager of Dempsey, with payment due today and a crowd of tourists flocking to the town.
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Associated Press
Shelby
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Saver
District Court
Jim Johnson
Montana
Ref- Bree
Little Cowtown
Pagok Dempsey
Jade
Kearns
Mai J. B. Lane
Shellby
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
J Wanker
Roy B. Ayres
Lane
Stanton
Ires
Dempsey
MissSouri
Maj
United Press
Toledo
Atlantic City
Altho
Het
Gibbons
J Eibs
Dempsey-Gibbons
Standings of the Clubs Saturday Results
Mississippi Valley Isagne Waterloo 7-1 Rock Island 4-0 Dubyane 3 Marshalltown 2 Cedar Rapids 12 Ottumwa 6 National League New York 3-0 Boston 2-1 Brooklyn 10-2 Philadelphia 4-6 Cincinnati 3 Chicano 3 Louis 2 San Trenagne New York 6 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 3-5 Cleveland 1-4 Detroit 7 St Louis Washington 2 Boston 1 An Association Kansas City 6- Milwaukee 3, Minneapolis 1-0 Indianapolis 3-7 Toledo 1-5 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 2 Louisville 7 Columbus 3
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Rock Island
Dubyane
Marshalltown
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Ottumwa
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Brooklyn
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Chicano
Louis
San Trenagne
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Heston
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American Association
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Cincinnati
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Indianapolie
Referee Commands Outline for Boxing Bout Rules
The text details breaking elean and referee commands, permitting kidney punches and rabbit punches to the base of the skull in certain emergencies. It notes Gibbons at a disadvantage due to weaker strength, mentions Jimmy Daugherty as referee with limited important-port experience, and cites Hoe as a close friend of Dempsey. Gloves are prepared with gauze wrapping and minimal adhesive tape. spare gloves are available.
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Jimmy Daugherty
Benton Harbor
Hoe
Dempsey
Kane
Sring
Grand Circuit Races Open at North Randall Track Today
Cleveland Ohio July 2 The Grand Circuit season opens at North Randall today with an unprecedented entry list of more than 400 trotters and pacers. Fifty five races are scheduled with extra events over five days as large crowds are anticipated. Rules of the American Trotting Association apply with double heat winners possibly advancing to a third heat, at the steward's discretion.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Devore
Record Canoe Run Sets Lake Eris Pace Benchmark
Cleveland report notes Cleveland Ohio paddler Jack Sullivan set a speed record by canoeing Lake Eris. He covered 60 miles in under 24 hours, four minutes faster than the prior mark. The feat captures top attention in regional sporting circles.
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Cleveland
Texas
Jack Sullivan
Lake Eris
Paris
Ranaduer
Teen Mantacheff
Wakefield
St. Cloud
Chicago
George M. Lott, Jr
Indian Hill
Weber
Stolen Bases Turn Dubuque Past Ottumwa 2 1 in Picked 1930s Game
In Dubuque Iowa on July 2 special report Dubuque defeated Ottumwa 2 to 1 as two Delaney steals and a second inning double setup the run. Lindner pitched well with men on base and struck out six. Ottumwa scored in the eighth on Didier’s triple and Mann’s error in playing the ball.
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Dubuque
Ottumwa
Gangler
Delaney
Young
Jackson
Cardinals
Didier
Gaugier
Mann
Lindner
Ottuma
Abbhitpore
Ford
Rooney
Heath
Mattick
Gatgler
Meyers
Délaney
Gaugler
A. Dill
Johnson
Pederson
University of Iowa Takes Midwest Meet
University of Iowa wins the Midwest AAU track meet held in Omaha on July 2, with Nebraska second and Drake third. Iowa athletes set multiple association records in hammer throw, low hurdles, discus, running high jump, and the mile relay, including 117 feet 9 inches in hammer and 3:27.1 in the mile relay.
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Neb
Midwest
Iowa ‘University Wou
Nebraska
Drake
Belding Qrowa
Rogers
Iowa
Miller
R. G. Lehman
United States Army
Brookins
Crites
Crawford
Rinefort
Davie
jorm—Lyons
Athletic Club
H. Turner
Noble
Winecke
Towa
Tyowea
Wise Motors Topples Quasqueton in 7 1 Victory
Wise Motors pitcher Gallegly led a 7 to 1 win at Quasqueton. He allowed three hits and struck out 14 while delivering strong hits. Greer, a pitcher at first base, hit the lone home run. Quasqueton’s second baseman made a unassisted double play. Adland caught for Wise. Hayeke and Jones formed the Quasqueton battery. Next Sunday Wise travels to Oelwein to face Chicago Great Western. Dwyer plans July games in Minnesota and has a July 29 date with Fairmont.
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Wise Motors
Wise Nine
Waterloo
Greer
Quasqueton
Fairmont
Milwaukee pitcher hurt by thrown pop bottle riot
St Paul, Minn July 2 Charles Chuck Palmer pitcher with Milwaukee American Association team injured when struck in the face by a pop bottle during a riot at the Milwaukee St Paul double header yesterday afternoon. He required stitches at a local hospital but was later released. The former Northwestern University star is not seriously hurt.
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St. Paul
Minn
Charles
Chuck" Palmer
Milwaukee American Association
Palmer
Northwestern University
Rock Island Seeks Stars Amid Semipro Battle
Rock Island pursues star players Nordman and Sponberg in semipro ranks while offering for Mages Brown fails. Red Adkins nets seventh straight Rockford win as Waterloo eyes valuation. Nearby moves include Worth to Platteville and Andy Anderson joining Mattison Machine in Rockford. Cedar Rapids trip by W C F M railline hints at a doubleheader between Bunnies and Hawks.
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Rock Island
League Battery
Rockford
Nordman
Sponberg
Thomason
Brown
Andy
Anderson
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Mattison Machine Company
Nordman and
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Hawks
Golf Rules Innis Brown Answers From This Newspaper
A reader asks about touching a fellow player’s ball on a fourth stroke and penalties for holed balls in alternate play. Innis Brown explains that touching an opponent’s ball is not allowed and exchange scenarios affect match results. a ball dropped near the edge may be dropped within a club length.
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A Tip For The Round From Warden Jerome Traverson
Warden advises golfers to avoid excessive play. Three rounds daily wear down a game. Two rounds per day over two weeks is ample for a skilled player to stay sharp without fatigue or careless errors.
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Atrry
Orrox
Jerome D_ Traverson
Jere
Baseball Umpire Calls and Rule Clarifications
Readers ask about safe or out calls when a runner is pushed off base. The umpire may avoid awarding advancement. if ill, a replacement umpire is appointed. Batting outcomes are judged by hit type and not by disputed defensive actions. Charlew Rite offers expert replies via mail.
Stage Ad Set for Opening of Annual Burlington Regatta
Burlington Ia July 2 Banks of seats for 8000 spectators auto parking and private bores were prepared for the opening of the sixteenth annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association. Forty two boats enter ten events with many in three races. Star features include Miss Dubonnet of the Southern Yacht club New Orleans versus a dozen from northern points for the Webb Trophy in a free for all. Chicago Minneapolis Peoria St Louis Terre Haute contend to keep the mug north, held by Miss Chicago for two years.
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Burlington
Miany
Mississippi Valley
Power Boat Association
Haris
Miss Dubonnet
Southern Yacht Club
New Orleans
Waterloo Net Fans Compete in State Joust Aug 13-20
Waterloo net fans prepare for the 1923 state tennis meet at Des Moines the week of August 12 a sectional vice president Harer B Hull of Waterloo will lead efforts to recruit players from the region Hull a tennis enthusiast will compete along with others planning entries Wakonda Country Club extends the invitation to use its courts if needed to avoid weather or course issues organizers aim to attract younger players to cultivate Iowa stars in what could be the largest field since the event began
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Marshalltown Fails To Clinch As Rock Island Protest Stirs
In Marshalltown Iowa on July 2 a game with Rock Island was tied 3 2 in the twelfth inning when rain halted play and the game was ruled a 2 2 tie. Sudbrook pitched well but Ansons won on a disputed catch that Thomason protested after Umpire DeWeese ruled the ball had been caught off the ground.
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Marshalltown
Rock Island
Sudbrook
Thomason
DeWeese
Ansons
Jack Dempsey Sued for 20 000 Shekels
Great Falls Montana July 2 Jack Dempsey is sued for 20000 damages by Alex Be Geraniaus of Great Falls who claims injuries to his V year old daughter from a dog at Dempsey's training camp on June 10 Jack Kearns Dempsey's manager named as defendant in the suit.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Alex Be Geraniaus
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Hazleton Defeats Independence 2 to 0 In Pitchers Battle
Hazleton baseball team defeated Independence 2 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Wadsworth pitched well for Hazleton, scattering opponents' hits while Hill caught for Hazleton. Independence battery consisted of Franke and Sohver.
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Independence
Hazleton
Independence Ring
Altho
Grand Prix at Tours injures auto driver and crowd
July 2 report from Tours notes Vizcaya, 715 spectators injured as a French driver who had raced in Indianapolis crashed into a telegraph pole at the start of the 1000 kilometer road race. Bordino in a Fiat led until the ninth lap, then was overtaken by La Guiness in a British Sunbeam.
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Vizcaya
Indianapolis
TACE
Bordino
Fiat
Heing
la Guiness
Sunbeam
Fredericksburg Tosses Fine Win In B C League Action
Fredericksburg remains undefeated by beating Sumner 4 to 1 in a July game at Fredericksburg. Wall pitched well for the losers in the Bremer-Chickasaw league, allowing only two hits while errors aided the win. Rol Unga faced the decisive blows, and Wilharm caught for Sumner as Red ding stopped Rollins. New Hampton beat Nashua 4 to 11 innings at Nashua, and Tripoli edged Waverly 1 to 0 at Tripoli.
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Sumner
Wall
Wilharm
Redding
Rollins
New Hampton
Nashua
Tripoli
Baat
Waverly
National horseshoe meet reset to September in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa July 2 an announcement says the national horseshoe pitching tournament dates are postponed to September 15 to allow Iowa stars entered in the national meet to compete in the state Iowa State fair tournament before heading to Ohio More than 1100 pitchers from across the state are expected to compete for 600 in prizes with this year’s events conducted individually rather than by teams Any Iowa resident is eligible to enter.
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Iowa
Iowa State
Lfair
Ohio
Frank Lundin
New Lundin
Frank Jackson
Advertisement for Any Bar you make It Gona Coffee
An advertisement promotes Any Bar you make It Gona Coffee highlighting its claim of the best taste. It emphasizes a bold coffee experience and invites customers to try the brand.
Yanks Lead AL as Week Ends with Four-Game Win Streak
The New York Yanks close a record week with four straight wins, leading the American League by several games after a 4–0 shutout of Philadelphia. Chicago Americans also won to notch a fourth straight, while St Louis blanked Detroit to lead the second division. Giants fall to Brooklyn as Robins supporters applaud Fournier’s homer. Dodgers beat Mets on three hits and Fournier’s homer, Redlegs edge Pirates, White Sox rise to first division with four straight from Cleveland. Ruth climbs but does not add to count. Hollacher is ill.
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