Cedar Rapids Bunnies Fall to Moline 8 7 in tenth inning
Cedar Rapids hosts the Moline team and loses 8 to 7 after Moline capitalizes on Cedar Rapids misplays in the tenth inning. Key players include Brown, Koenecke, Hemsley and Suggs for Moline while Burris and Drager contributed for Cedar Rapids. Campbell and Beam pitched for their teams with Wolf closing for Moline. Time of game 2:25.
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Wolf
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Moline
Abrhpoae Borges
Brown
Sklaner
Walczak
Roenecki
Chadwick
Benson
Hemsley
Campbell
Totelnesses
Cedar Raplig
Abrhpoae White
Qi" Burris
Drager
Bartleth
Tisper
Smith
Beam
Tyler
Seevee
Pieper
Chidwick
Hemsles
Suggs
Burtis
Hesbrook
Koenecke
Fembiey
Koene Pieper
Bordes de Brown
Oo Wolf
Caimpbell
Wolly
Ruth's No 31 Not Enough to Stave Washington Boxing Card
Ruths No 31 headlines a boxing program at Riverview park tomorrow night at Des Moines. Promoters KNITP AT DES MOINES feature WP Al Knipp of Waterloo and Tony Polen of Omaha among the headline entrants.
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Washington
Des Moines
al Knipp
Waterloo
Tony Polen
Omaha
Riverview Park
Three I League Sets Second Half Start Date
Decatur Illinois July 3 UP I reports the Three I League will resume its season with the second half opening shortly Terre Haute won the first half of the season in INDIANA with competition continuing despite weathered play and scheduling shifts in 1940s era baseball news
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Terre Haute
Fights last night headline roundup with many knockouts
The Associated Press reports a chaotic array of boxing results across cities: Chicago, Louisville, Indianapolis, Boston, New Haven, Spain, and more. Fighters like Kaune Laren, Shuffle Catlakhar, Kid Kaplin, and W.S. Stribling secured knockouts or wins in various bouts, with numerous fighters from Cleveland, New York, and Tampa claimed victories or eliminations.
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Kaune Laren
Jackie Dugan
Louteville
Shuffle Catlakhar
Billy Shine
Indianapolis
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Dick Honey Boy
Finnegan
Tom Saramy Fuller
New Haven
Manuel Quintero
Spain
Kid Kaplin
Meriden
Conn
Tony Leto
Tampa
Ules Gomorthy
Bridgeport
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Joe Gans
California
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
Wilson Yardo
Lauenlin
New York
Steve McDennid
Nova Geotia
Frankie Stellmack
Daytona Beach
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Levingke
Marlar Gelonta
Tex McEwan
Canada
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Younigretern
Alasiov
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Deipnia
Chicago Nine Win In Turbulent Prep Blowout
A foggy plate show from Lents to Connally details a 6 to 1 Chicago win. Reynolds and Metzler drive attention with multiple hits while Schulte contributes two base hits and several players reach bases on errors and steals. Pitching by Connally holds the line as Beel and Blarholder struggle behind a defense taxed by errors.
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Redfrrn
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Beel
Nilt Connally
Trens
Blarholder
Streleck
Beck
Remarer memory of a Giants era and training tales
A fragmented reminiscence recalls past New York Giants players and training scenes. It notes a pitcher, a shortstop, and unnamed figures, contrasting veteran skepticism with the hope of earning regular spots. The piece highlights pressure, errors, and the idea that ball talent is recognized by observers.
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Geeras Srines
California and Yale Lead Olympic Rowing Trials
New York July 3 The gold and blue Cal i fornia and Yale are chosen to fight for the U S Olympic eight for Amsterdam. Six college crews and two club teams enter the trials on the Schuylkill with heats. California Yale Columbia Princeton Harvard and Penn lead the college entries while Wyandotte of Detroit and the Fenn A Co of Philadelphia enter the clubs. The event tests sprint strength over 2000 meters as spectators anticipate a strong American showing.
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Tilden and Hunter Conquer Britishers in Tennis Doubles
Wimbledon, July 9. Big Billy Tilden and Frank Hunter, Americans, defeated Cyril Sames and George Crole-Rees in the Wimbledon doubles final. After trailing 0-2 in the third set, the Americans surged to win 4-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2, dropping only one more game after taking the seabed? 6-3.
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Frank Hunter
Cyril Sames
George Crole-Rees
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Public Service Falls to Galloway 5 2 in City League
Galloway defeated Public Service 5 to 2 at Byrnes Park in a City League game. Karst and Rien pitched for Galloway with Karst recording one strikeout and no walks. WeNermott and Rachey pitched for Public Service, each with one strikeout and multiple walks.
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Rien
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Mex Dermott
U S Teams Clash At Wimbledon For Semi Final Spots
United States doubles teams vie for semi finals at Wimbledon. Lott and Hennessey face Moon and Cummings while Tilden and Hunter duel Cole-Rees and Eames, with Lacoste and Borotta awaiting if they win. Miss Ryan and Lyceth seek last American women’s doubles path, paired against Aussem and Nuthall or Shawson and Hemmant.
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Johnny Hennessey
Brfl Moon
R. O. Cummings
Willem T. Tilden
Francis Hunter
G. R. ©. Cole-Rees
C. G. Eames
Lott
Hennessey
Henri Cochet
Jacques’ Brugnoni
Tilden
Hunter
Rene Lacoste
Dean Borotta
Miss Ryan
Randolph Lyceth
Cicely Aussem
Betty Nuthall
F. M. Shawson
E. Hemmant
Dempsey Plans 1929 Comeback Amid Horse Ranch Buys
The Illustrated Daily News reports former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey preparing a fall 1929 comeback while training at a Fresno area ranch. He will devote time to race horses and promote the 1929 fight with Tex Rickard backing a $750,000 guarantee. Dempsey also plans to sell his boat Barbara to fund the ranch.
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the Illustrated Daily News
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Barbara
Dysart Maintains Lead in Corn Belt League Standings
Dysart holds first place after Sunday games in the Corn Belt league. Reinbeck defeated the leaders 3 to 2 in a tight game while Hudson edged Gladbrook 4 to 3 and Dike beat Eagle Center 8 to 7. Next schedule features Hudson at Dike, Eagle Center at Reinbeck, and Dysart vs Gladbrook.
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Gladbrook
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Eagle Center
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Ita
Reinbeck Reeves
Town Candidates Spent Little Cash
Des Moines July 3 Campaign expenses shown by the secretary of state list several candidates in the recent primary. Republican Ed J Moore Linn county sought secretary of state with 323.70 while Democrat S J Galvin Hampton for railroad commissioner had none. State senate Republican C F Clark Linn county spent 269.87. House Republicans and others show various small sums from 15 to 454.76 with names including J H Doran Boone J W Roberts Adair S Cummings Washington J P Kennedy Lee J S Lewis Marshall L W Hatter Iowa Lee Williams Montgomery HF G Paulson Clinton Homer Hush Montgomery H H D Mabray Monroe John He Aiken Ida Fred W Nelson Story H S Betty Monroe Willis R Richards Wayne M K Whelan Emmet.
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Ed J. Moore
Eldon
S. J. Galvin
Hampton
C. F. Clark
Linn County
Senate
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Waterville
J. H. Doran
Boone
Clinton
Homer Hush
Montgomery
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Monroe
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Ida
Fred W. Nelson
Story
H. S. Betty
Willis R. Richards
Wayne
M. K. Whelan
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