HAWKS TOP BOYLE MEN IN SUNDAY TRAGEDY
Waterloo Hawks lose to Boyle’s gang in a doubleheader at Hawks Park. Stimson and Ragan pitched well for the Hawks, while Boyle’s Men struggled with offense and fielding. McDowell and Perdirtz stood out for Waterloo, but the team overall fizzled in the first game.
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Boyle
Marshalltown
Apt
Toth
Stimson
Nis
Ragan
Ragusa
Qoaquin
Visitare
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Lindner
Stinson
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Johnson
Wlse
Hawk's Park
Waterloo
McDowell
Perdirtz
Pearirtz
Ottumwa
du Duque
Hawes Park
Marshalstown
Forsythe
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Rise Bart
Stuvengren
Lwe Meysinzer
Tod Lenehan
Mown Anderson
Clemons
Major League Records Today
Historic baseball notes from 1902 to 1919 outline top individual moments such as most runs, two-base hits, and strikeout sequences. The fragmented OCR lists players like Anson, Gandil, and Merkie with dates in July and August, mentioning records set across games and innings and referencing clubs and venues in a vintage press style.
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A. Tay Udeehanty
Conett Hin
Carey
Individus
Alger
Waeimelon
Borione
Flicker
Jouisvil
Anson
A. Dairimyp
Allen
Jay x
Tyes
Buffata
Moec Rune
Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy Wanders Through Tangled Pastiche
A fragmented OCR passage discusses "A Comic Strip in Type" by J P McEvoy, weaving in garbled names, dates, and scattered phrases about comics, verse rhythm, and a stage-like critique. It hints at a chaotic collage of literary and graphic elements with stray references to figures and timelines.
Dempsey to Face Greb in July and Meehan in Philadelphia
Boxing star Jack Dempsey may sign to fight Gene Greb in Pittsburgh on July 17 and Willie Meehan in Philadelphia at an undetermined date. NYSAC chief William Muldoon allows conditioning bouts before Wills clash, boosting Dempsey's bank balance. The Meehan matchup could be an eight round affair in Philly, a length Willie may dislike.
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Davis J. Walsh
Newe Sports Miter
New York
Radhal
Marty Wills
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Var Greb
Pittsburgh
Willie Meehan
Philadelphia
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Greb
Meehan
Fistiana
Willie
SAFE or OUT Shank? The baseball rules explainer
In this reader Q&A the writer dissects a disputed call and explains that the batter is out when the umpire declares play. It discusses base running, foul balls, and whether a runner must reverse order around the bases, noting the need for clear umpire guidance and accurate record questions.
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Skall
Qty
Uglas
Caypire
Rnk
Hamauth
Bel Metzger
Homerun Hitter Dominates Weekend Baseball Action
The season saw Ruth hit his fourth home run in three games and his twelfth of the year as the Yankees split a four-game set with Philadelphia. Tillie Walker and Willis Hudlin contributed key hits and drives, powering St. Louis and others in a flurry of early-season power, while Chicago ended a six-game slide with a win. Crosstown rivals Brooklyn and St. Louis showcased wild early action as Marquard struggled but McQuillan pitched a complete game. The Tigers halted Chicago’s eight-game win streak, and Walter Johnson’s shutout streak was snapped in a 2-1 Washington defeat. American and National Leagues showed brisk, offense-laden play with numerous homers and notable performances.
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Roth
Homerun
Othienges
Ruth
Ato
Tillie Walker
Coralry
Ken Williams
St. Lewis
Willis Mins
Wwentieth
Honceur
Willians
Browns
St. Louis
Croakton
Rogers Hornsby
Zach Wheat
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Walter Julason
Airee Ram
George McQuillan
New York
Athettes
Taare Moore
Hotta
Binterly FG AD
Ferguson
Rapedlean
Erienaen
Michiel
Lechtais
Diewen
Lani
Lars
Edwards Kalyy
Battaryes Tait
LSS Beth
Yar
Sonal League
Maanihan
Gael Vier
Barreil
Mma Raat
Fragmented 1900s baseball standings and schedules
Obscure OCR text lists multiple baseball leagues and teams including Western League and American League entries. Appears to summarize standings or results with cities such as Minneapolis St Paul Denver St Louis Chicago and others, along with scores like New York 1 Philadelphia 7 and Washington 5 Hewetson.
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Biasissippi Valley League
Marshiiltawin
Waterloo
Cedar Ranida
Stook Island & Ottunpeak
Hrockton
Boston
Ola Bas
Taiedo Wasiadi
Milwaukee Iy Almneapelis Be
Tes Modoes
Tulsa
Wichita
St. Joseph
Oktabert Unity
Denar Fa Ans
Evans Wins Western Championship Again
Kansas City Missouri July Chick s won the western championship again Saturday defeating George von Elm. Evans led by five strokes to play and secured his seventh western title. He also earned medalist honors in the tournament.
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Kansas City
Chicks
George von Elm
Lake City
Vans
Evans
Leonard and Kansas Set For Local Lightweight Title Bout
Promoter says about 25,000 fans will pay roughly 75,000 to see Benny Leonard defend the lightweight title against Hooky Kansas in an open air arena in Michigan City Indiana. Weight estimates place Leonard around 137 pounds and Kansas near 154, with final weigh ins and training sessions planned today on the lakefront arena.
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Michigan City
Indl
Benny Leonard
Hooky Kansas
Buffalo
Floyd Pilesimmanse
Ant Ring
Lake Michigan
Levn
Tomparrow
Chicago
F Leonad
Thair
Yesterde
Leonard
Wile Kansas
Wright
Sualmiary Sports Brief From Minneapolis Meeting
A fragmented report from Minneapolis notes Carl Sehjoll of Minnesota and Walter Haren among those entering upcoming events. It mentions drivers, a Minnesota sports scene, and local clubs with unclear details and several misspelled names.
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Itary
Une League
Interie Raporgend
Minneapolis
Min
Carl Sehjoll
Gavesota
Viernia
Walter Haren
Pew Britrhampen
Kirkwood & Mrerdty
Pph Arsehne
Meiay Vscare
Hitmere
Jonis Cineciniert
Saue
Uae
Brocklyn
Bosyorn
Auto Races Set for Fourth at Cedar Falls Feature
Preparations completed for Cedar Falls July Fourth auto races as entrants prepare for a 3 PM start after a 1:30 baseball game. Fred Horey, St Paul speed ace, arrives with Frontenac and Fiat to contest light and free-for-all events. Notables Bob Murray with a Stutz and King Kelly with a Bugatti join a strong Essex contingent led by Jack Petticord. Officials expect a large crowd and note six events on the program with rounds in a 36-hole match play championship.
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Cedar Falls
Fred Horey
St. Paul
Fiat
Horey
Whitton
Waterloo
Bob Murray
King Kelly
Kelly
Mer
Jack Petticord
Essex
Petticord
Bram
Dysart Surges Past Grundy Center 6–1 in Five Double Plays
Dysart defeated Grundy Center 6 to 1 in Dysart Iowa on July 3 with five double plays marking the game. Dysart scored in the third and fourth innings, then held Grundy Center scoreless. Batteries: Dysart Schmitz and Zimmer. Grundy Center Baker and Albright.
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Grundy
Kite
Grundy Center
Schmitz
Baker
Albright
Schmits
Zimmer
Hobbert McKee and Edward Andrews win opening Iowa golf event
Hobbert McKee of Des Moines and Edward Andrews of Des Moines win the tour professional low-ball event at the twenty second Iowa state meet with a 127. AL M Bartlett and Michael Sherman take second with 133. Other pairs include Fred McClat and William Bathie 146 James Swick and Thomas Harris 149 L. Maytag and Charles Heaney 153 and B G Gruinand and Charles Ajife 153. The state meet proper begins with 362 golfers in a 36 hole qualifying, 18 holes today and 18 tomorrow.
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Ryme Associated Press
Des Moines
Hobbert ‘McKee
Grandview Club
Edward Andrews
Hmsperion Club
iMoines
Hiperion Caue
AL M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Michael Sherman
Sioux City
Fred McClat
Waterloo
William Bathie
James Swick
Thomas Harris
L. B. Afaytag
Newton
Charles Heaney
Marshalltown
B. G. Gruinand
Cedars Batias
Charles Ajfiife
Ames
Rath Packers Beat Washburn 9 to 6 in Fast Contest
Rath Packers defeated Washburn 9 to 6 before 1,099 spectators in Rath, Iowa. Final score 9-6 with pitchers, hits, and bases on balls noted for both sides. The game featured strong hitting and steady defense despite the windy conditions.
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Washburn
Rath Packers
The
Trath ‘Packers
Beard
P. fyConnor
Hacney
Eels
Hi Harter
Fagerlind
Pelnes
Waskburn
Ghar Pales Legion Wins From Ackley
Cedar Falls July 3 The local American Legion team defeated the Ackley nine in a game here yesterday. Whitford struck out 15 men. The scoring included Palle and Whitford with two base hits. Final line showed Whitford 16, Ackley 13.
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Cedar Falls
Aneriganu Legion
Ackley
Whitford
Ackles
Whitford Am
Tensor
Steifen
Hemerun
Black
Jensen
Brawn
Regatta to Return in Burlington in 1923
Officers elected at the Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association meeting include Strong of the Chicago Motorboat Club as president succeeding Walter B. Wilde. Sheldon Clark of the Chicago Yacht Club is vice president, A. T. Griffith of Peoria secretary, and R. A. Maples of Clinton treasurer. Forty four cities attended. Burlington, Iowa, chosen for the next regatta.
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Peoria
First day of grand circuit racing halted by rain
Cleveland Ohio July 3 harness racing at North Randall track the opening day of the grand circuit session was called off this morning due to heavy muddy track. Today's program will be raced tomorrow.
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Cleveland
North Randall Track
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