Hawks Triumph In Deciding Game Of Series
The Hawks came from behind to defeat the Ansons 13 to 6 in Marshalltown. Bradford pitched well with support after Walsh was ejected in the fifth for arguing at the plate. Kernan started the Hawks’ rally in the sixth with an infield hit, Serre doubled, and Steinecke drove in runs as the Hawks unleashed six in the eighth to seal the win.
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Pate
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Remy Grey
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Beadleré
Church of the Brethren and St. Pauls Win Twilight League
The Church of the Brethren defeated Plymouth United Presbyterian 6 0 2 in a Sunday School Twilight League game on Cedar River park. Batteries: Myers and Willer for the winners, McKinney and Murray for the losers. United Brethren and St. Pauls MEB played before. batteries were Church and Boy for United Brethren and Williams and Jolls for St. Paul’s M B.
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The Hawks Fall Short in Key Valley Match
In a troubled game the Hawks struggle with errors and penalties as Andrews, Grant, and Dougherty lead the Valley Shop. Price faces a $10 fine under manager Dare, while a late rally from the opposing lineup secures a close victory and leaves questions about effort and sequence for the Hawks.
Summer Heat Tests The Stamina Of Daily Routines
The excerpt threads satire through weather and politics as a voice notes summer enervating routines and public life. It mocks campaigns and public discourse while jesting about science and radio culture, ending with a blithe nod to heat.
Hawks Entertain Anoons In Double Bill For Fourth
Waterloo mill entertain Marshall town in a double holiday bill here tomorrow. First game at 2 p.m. Double headers also schedule Ottumwa at Burlington Dubuque at Cedar Ranks and Moline at Rock Island.
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Dubuque
Cedar Ranks
Moline
Rock Island
Major League Hitters and Trade Notes of the Day
Fragmented sports wire item lists players and teams with scattered names such as Morris, Brenly, and Teese Raine. It mentions trades, halted events, and partial box score fragments across various clubs, including Doabdiry and Ren Sox, with unclear dates or venues.
Double Wallop for Hornsby Sisler in Phillies Series
Boston Braves rally behind Sisler and Hornsby to two straight wins over Philadelphia. Delaney wins opener 4 3 after Benge goes nine. In the nightcap Hollingsworth debuts for Braves, Welsh walks in the final run as Boston wins 5 4 in ten innings. Philadelphia pitcher Delaney settles for the loss as Bravos pull four games from last place.
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Lorian
Bell
Brown
Burrus
Sand
J. Smith
Gaur Doewole
Ck Veeryys
Cubs Rexain
Chicago Cnibs
Ge Cinninnat
Alin Wien
Dablonewss
Clubs Standings and Results From Regional Baseball Action
A cluttered recap covers Mississippi Valley, American League, National League, American Association, and Western League standings. It notes Manchester and Cleveland involvement, July dates, and results like Des Moines and Wichita games, with emphasis on league governance, player wage rules, and amateur promotion alongside club results.
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Western League clubs start even on second lap of season today
The Western League resumes its season today with all clubs in action. Notable early leaders include Omaha and Des Moines, followed by Waterloo and other rivals, as the circuit renews after the first half.
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Taka
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Amerie
Omaha
Des Moines
Detroit Tigers mangle Indians in 7 to 3 win
Detroit beat Cleveland 7 to 3 behind George Ynle’s strong pitching and multi hit effort. The Tigers seized control early and held off a late rally as Morgan Unie Hargrave Riehl and Werner contributed on offense and defensive plays.
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Detroit Tigers
George Ynle
Indians
Detrein Yester
Deestrastared
Cletei
Morgan
Unie
Hargrave
Riehl
Herl
Werner
Hase Hitis
The Great Pike: Northern Gigantic Freshwater Predator
The Great pike, a cousin to the muskellunge, rises rapidly in angler regard in northern waters. Once deemed purely predatory, it now draws sport with fish averaging about 15 pounds and sometimes exceeding 30. It favors clear, cold water, rocky shores, and rapid foaming currents, striking hard when fooled by lures and sometimes striking late as it follows targets to the boat.
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Pickere
Tunney in Fine Fettle for Heeney Bout
Gene Tunney declares he is in top form for the Heeney fight, saying training has sharpened his speed and power. Professor Jay Gibson confirms Tunney’s distance judgment remains superb, noting the fighter’s weight and steady work schedule despite a brief rest.
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Davis J. Walsh Jr
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New York
Dempsey
Chicago
Tunney
Jay Billy Gibson
Ney
Brother Tunney
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Aiisen
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Yale Cars Loom as Favorites in Olympic Trials
Philadelphia July 3 Yale appears the favorite in the Olympic trial regatta with a near intact crew after a Harvard win, while California must regain form. Decathlon trials open with 34 entrants and six men under 48 seconds in 400 meters.
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ING
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Alameda
Helen
Meany
Georgia Coleman
Los Angele
Dorothy Pointon
Pasadena
Clarita Huritzberger
Los Angcles
Betty Pinkston
Detroit
ARKA
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Amsterdam
Municipal Stadium
Hisell Walter
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Fred Alderman
Jilingis A. C
George University of Town
Ray J. i
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New York A. C
J. P. Tierney
Kenneth Kennedy
Alderman
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