Waterloo Ends Losing Streak by Past ing Ansons 9 to 7
Waterloo slides past Ansons 9 to 7 to trim Marshalltown’s lead and move within a half game of first in the division. Arch ie Kelsey earned his eleventh win for the invaders while Claude Willoughby will start for Waterloo in today’s rematch.
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Aneoint
Claude Willoughby
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Forcechamps
Aeasons
Hawks
Kelsey
Tif
Archie Kelsey
Invaders
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Ansons
Smith
Pete Groft
Johnny O'Shea
Pate
O'Shea
Ansone
Kelses
Waterlooo star Watertown club keeps Swanson from Sox sale
Watertown pitcher Rudolph Swansen will not be sold to the Chicago White Sox after talks concluded late last night. AC Willford announces Swansen will report to the Boston run at season end. Swansen has gone 11 of 14 for Waterlooo and Burlington is recalling him this year. The report notes Swansen and infielder Tullidge are in consideration for moves to Cedar Rapids or Burlington. A doubleheader between Rock Island and Cedar Rapids is set, with Rock Island aiming for a late-season push.
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Arthis
Whinebago
Watrrine
Chicago White Sox
AC. Willford
Kel Sey
Boston
Waterloo
Rudolph Stwansen
Burlington
Swanson
Ny ¢Epolis
Beine
Miers
Tullidge
Cedar Rapids
Bessoon
Rock Island
Awain Ecouy
Jimmy Vatenting
Dubs defeat Moline 14 to 5 behind McGinnity’s seven-hitter
In Dubuque on July 2, Joe McGinnity held Moline to seven hits while the Dubuque team pounded Johnson and Witkus for 20 hits and tenacious double plays. McGinnity contributed three singles as the Dubs rolled past Moline 14 to 5, with Bartlett Smith and several others delivering key plays.
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Bartlett
Guppy
Andre
Cf Moliny
Gardner
Johnson
Eserves Wilkus
Bubuque
Armstrong
McGuire
Monte Ib Testle
Hieabo
Rfoe
Meradith
iMevera. Co
Johnsen Jt
Iaissett Johnson
McGinnite
Tenney
Wilks T.nif Afates
Fon
Mane
Ms. Timer
Giants and Yankees Lead in 20 Homer Romp Day
Seventeen big league homers from multiple teams highlight a prolific day as the Giants sweep the Phillies to seize first place with 16 7 and 6 4 wins. Hack Wilson belts two in one inning, tying a modern record, while Ruth hits two as the Yankees win 11 8 and others follow with heavy extra base hitting across the league.
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Groft
Russell
Walker
Schultz
Marshalltown
Rice
Ihweister
Smith
Fillingham
Johnny’Shea
Kmeister
Rye
Gregory
Clarke
Kel Sey
Marshalstown
Conrad
Waterloo
Boylemen
Roseberg
O’shaa
Hawks
Black Hawk County
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Dixon
Fussell
R O'Shea
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Baseball and basketball scores from nations leagues and cities
Slanding of the clubs Mississingi Valley League results include Dubuque 14 Moliner Rock Island 14 Cedar Rapids 6 Waterloo 9 Marshalltown 7 Burlington 18 Ottumwa 16 National League Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 6 Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 New York 6 16 Philadelphia 4 7 No other game scheduled American League Cleveland 11 1 Detroit 0 4 New York 11 Boston 8 St Louis 8 Chicago 6 American Association Minneapolis 6 9 Kansas City 3 4 Indianapolis 7 Toledo 3 Louisville 7 14 Columbus 2 7 St Paul 4 Milwaukee 2 Winters League Denver 13 Lincoln a Omaha 13 Des Moines 7 Tulsa 14 Wichita 5 Oklahoma 11 St Joseph id
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Paul Leslie Joins Dubuque as Shortstop
Paul Leslie, from Sacramento, becomes the new shortstop for Dubuque. Pak O Shea, previously with the Chicago Cubs organization, was released after struggling to regain form in the western campaign. The former champion suffered a health setback noted to have affected performance.
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Paul Leslie
Dubuque
Paul Lesin
Sacramento
Pak O'Shea
Chicago Cubs
Gamble wins Vice President's Handicap at Sunnyside
D P Gamble defeats Dr G G Bickley to win the Vice President's Handicap Trophy at Sunnyside Country Club. Gamble leads early but Bickley narrows to one up before Gamble secures victory by winning the fourteenth and fifteenth holes.
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Gamble
Shin
Sunnyside Country Club
GG. Blekley
Allo Raily
Dr. Bickley
George Lichty
H. G. Kfrank
Directora’ Fiteht
R. O W. Garrison
Uals O
A. Daum
Great Pairs of Base Ball Hands
An article by Al Uemaree argues that large hands, wrists, and fingers are a major factor in a ball player's success and longevity. It cites stars like Tommy Leach Rabbit Maranville Honus Wagner Lajoie and other notable players as examples of players with exceptional hand size enabling difficult plays with ease.
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Tommy Leach
Rabbit Maranville
Ing Relder
Cubs
Honus Warner
Lirrs Lajoie
Kinonugh
Stanley
Stanley Harrshington Champs, Duggan.aefe Kami
George Kelly
Giants
Ike Caveny
Cincinnati
Rube Lutzke
Cleveland
Local sports roundup blends cycling and tennis headlines
Altoona reports Jim Davis breaks motor cycle record as Italian Joe Cans and Brooke At lead in diverse events. In Chicago and Milwaukee, sailing races crown boats on Lake Michigan while a major powerboat meet near the Mississippi River highlights high stakes racing.
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Jim Davis
Fated Rarer
Vel Niles
Joe Cans
Brooke
Sehlaifer
Oiiana Wellerne
London
Joan Ry
Suzanne Lemplen
Whittedon
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Lamberthampers
Evelyn Ielger
Rathiens MrKane
KL Ff
Chicagea
Hawthorns
xeaTs Aro
Cates Inday
Rainbow
Jestanza
Lake Michi- Ran
Mississippi Valley Powerheat Association
White
Milwaukee
Alexander and Porter to Settle Boxing Feud July Fourth
Ralph Alexander of Water loo and Lloyd Porter of East St. Louis meet in a six round main event at Electric Park at 3 p m to settle a dispute dating to a 1920 Evansville draw. Also on the card Akins versus Smith in a four round semi windup and Dakota Kid against Milo Melton in the opener.
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Ralph Alexander
Waterloo
Lloyd Porter
East St. Louis
Electric Park
Alexander
Porter
Evansville
Ind
Akins
Smith
Dakota Kid
Melton
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Kid Ray
Jack Akins
Harry Brown
Cedar Rapids
Dick Clifford
Joe Gans
Albert Knipp
Wages Hits Homer in Bases-Loaded Chase, Burlington Wins
Burlington Bees overpower Ottumwa 18 to 10 in a July 2 game at Burlington under new manager Ray Mann. Wages belted a bases loaded homer in the second inning as four Ottumwa pitchers were stung, with Stoecker, Farr, Beal, Mann, Huffman and Maloney delivering for Burlington.
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Burlington
The
Bees
Ray Mann
Oftumwa
Ottumwa
Abripore Saltzgaver
Marlolt
Smith
Bord
Crroski
Wagoner
Doran
P Brandon
E. Rastawski
Welch
Mattick
Warr
Groski
Rantelle
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Ral
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Tf Wagoner
Ramsey
Staws
Hoetker
Staw
Stars
Branton
Far
Ulanpires
Gregory
Ferguson
Islanders Dominate Cedar Rapids Nine in Slugfest
Rock Island overwhelms Cedar Rapids Spearmen 14 to 1 as Richter yields 20 hits and Rock Island bats around in the third and fourth frames. Berti, Gravel, and Le Gerken lead with multiple hits while Ce ndir Rapids suffers tough defense and late miscues.
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Rock Island
Lll
Richter
Sun Twirler
Orstatt
Ios
Oo Huarte
Speas
Radlett
Cé Swanson
Jersey
Kessl
Walsh
Cronin
Lyons
Sense
Gray
Gerken
Berti
Farber
Messi
Swanson
Huarte
Mondino
Storme
Jto White
Ot Richter
Kirk
Davienport
Waterloo riders enter Iowa hill climb championship
Five Waterloo motorcyclists join the first annual state hill climb at Joe Norman farm near Des Moines. Local entrants ira Albert cliff Laruit son dusty Kelly Johnny Ward and Jack Stevenson compete as Des Moines and other Iowa cities eye the title. The 400 foot long 70 percent grade course promises strong showings from Nebraska entrants and more than 50 riders expected. Tr Wilbert Shallenbenser will hold free consultations at Hotel Russell Lamson on July 4.
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Waterloo
Joe Norman
Des Moines
Ira Albert
Cliff Lauritson
Pareaut Defeats Kahoe in Triple Fall Wrestling Match
Des Moines middleweight Ralph Pareaut defeated Harry Kahoe in Cherokee in three falls. Pareaut won the first fall in 39 minutes with a leg split, Kahoe took the second in 31 minutes with a neck twist and arm hold, and Pareaut sealed the match in 16 minutes with a trotech and half Nelson.
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Parocaut
Ralph Pareaut
Des Moines
Harry Kahoe
Pareaut
Lew
Kahoe
Parcaut
Nelson
New Hunting Fishing Licenses Due July First
All hunting and fishing licenses expired July 1 and new licenses must be obtained from the county recorder. Twenty five licenses issued yesterday by Miss Jien kie S Bird and her deputy Annapolis Md Dick Glendon who resigned on the navy rowing team will remain at the academy for another year. Joe Nebraska, world heavyweight title claimant, defeated Staniszke in a three fall match.
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County Recorder
Jienkie S. Bird
aAnnapolis
Dick Glendon
Navy Rowing Enach
Navy
Academy
Big boxing card hoops 50 000 fans at Polo Grounds
New York July 2 promoter Marmbert J. Fugasy plans a massive benefit program at the Polo Grounds eight bouts highlighted by Mickey Walker defending his welterweight title against Harry Greb and Harry Wills facing Charley Weinert. Dempsey may meet Wills in a future clash while state athletic officials weigh postponement and safety issues.
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Whith
Polo Grounds
Althe Weather Bureau
Marmbert J. Fugasy
Tate
Associated Press
Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
Walker
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Jack Kearns
Wills- Dempsey
Kearns
Wills
Shittery
Jimmy Slattery
Lightning
Buffalo
Dave Shade
Shade
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