Ellison Saves Game for Pilots in Ninth Inning
In a Clinton series opener on Sunday, Pilots win 4 to 3 as Ellison makes a one handed catch to rob a run at the ninth inning with Torkelson on third. Welch and Scanlon errors sparked Clinton's early lead, while Brennan and Fairchilds delivered key hits for Waterlooo.
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Rickenbacker Wins Sioux City Race Amid Crash
Eddie Rickenbacker drove a Maxwell to victory in the Sioux City race after a dramatic crash that injured his rival Cox. Cox ended up badly hurt with broken bones and lung injury while mechanician McGraw suffered a broken shoulder and a lacerated arm. O'Donnell finished second and Alley third as Rickenbacker posted 74.7 miles per hour.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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Eddie O'Donnell
Tom Alley
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Bill Chandler Braughit
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Frank Gotch Wins Two Falls From Ordeman in Humboldt Benefit
Frank Gotch, the world champion wrestler known as the pride of Humboldt, defeated Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis in a Humboldt County Fair benefit show. Gotch won the first fall with an arm and scissors in 21 minutes and the second in 17 minutes with a crotch hold. Schultz defeated Matson in the preliminaries in straight falls of 19 and 18 minutes.
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Henry Ordeman
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Humboldt County Fair Association
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Motorcycle Racer Shatters World Record at 360 Mile Race
Otto Walker of Oakland wins the international 360 mile motorcycle race in 4:40:30, lowering the world mark by nearly 30 minutes. Marty Graves led late but broke a wheel. Carl Goudy takes 3rd and breaks the 100 mile record at 1:14:04. Walker also sets a 200 mile record of 2:83:13 and notes a top speed near 76.56 mph. A.J. Peterson falls on a turn, suffering minor injuries.
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Oakland
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Harry Crancisll
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Ackley Beats Parkersburg In Semi-Pro Baseball League
Ackley defeated Parkersburg 5 to 1 in the first game of the Cedar Falls tournament on Saturday. Parkersburg committed five errors and was hurt by misplays. Friesman held the mound for Ackley, allowing three hits. Mike Mitchell Heinie Hartman and Thomas of Waterloo played with Parkersburg. Mitchell had a triple and a double. New league: Hamilton County Baseball League formed at Webster City with Jewell Stratford and other towns. 30-game schedule set through 12 weeks. Williams’ W. A. Allison elected president.
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Atlowine
Mike Mitchell
Heinie Hartman
Thomas
Waterloo
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Giningaat Wok Double Header From It Cubs Win
A garbled sports brief mentions a double header featuring Louis Giningaat and Louis Keds with a Cubs victory. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a baseball or related game sequence and a late stoppage by Tua.
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Discard Six More Bunny Victories
The article reports six Marshalltown and Mason City games voided for veteran rule violations, with protests upheld on two wins against Mason City. Twelve games had been discarded on veteran rule issues, Hickey and McGill released by manager Hamilton. Tomorrow’s games feature Clinton at Waterloo, Muscatine at Cedar Rapids, Burlington at Marshalltown, and Keokuk at Mason City.
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Doubleheader results as Sox fall to Cincinnati then Cubs top Pirates
Cincinnati wins 1 0 and 7 4 in a doubleheader with St Louis, scoring on walks and timely hitting. Sallee exits after seventh in the second game as Verzog delivers the winning run. Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 8 5 behind late rallies and strong pitching. American League notes: Lowdermilk shuts out Cleveland 2 0. Detroit outlasts Chicago 7 4 in ten innings with walk forcing in the winning run.
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Chicago tops Pittsburgh in tight 5 to 4 affair
Chicago eked out a 5 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh as McConnell’s pitching and a late sixth inning rally by Dickson spurred the win. Pittsburgh struck early, Chicago rallied in the later innings to seize the lead and the series momentum.
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Galloways Beat Litchfield in Ragged League Match
Galloways of the Jobbers League defeated Litchfield 8 to 1 in a ragged contest. Beilke hit three including a triple, Jeasre added a double and a single, and a spectacular Robers Rosgen double play highlighted defense. Galloway plans to face old rivals Courier and Postoffice teams next, as schedule notes list games against Citizens Gase Cedar Valley Line Iowa Dairy and Cedar.
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Hansen
Cratsley
Teft Field
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Waterloo
W. L. Pet. Galloway
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Ancons Win From Fed Ox Ancons Win From Fed Oox
Marshalltown defeats Burlington 7 to 3 as Bachley’s erratic pitching aids the victory. Muskies blank Cedar Rapids 4 to 0 behind strong pitching from Mellinger and Ludwig. Keokuk edges Mason City 7 to 3 after rain interruptions and a discharge of Hardy for a dispute.
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Rolley
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Muscatine
Gear Rapids
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Ludwig
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Saturday Games Across Leagues Report Scores and Weather
Central Association results note Burlington Marshalltown 2 to 7, Clinton 1 to 2, Waterloo 2 to 4, Keokuk 4 to 4, Mason City 3 to 1, Muscatine 1, Cedar Rapids 72. National League scores Brooklyn 2 to 3, New York 1 to 4, Philadelphia 4 to 3, Boston 1 to 3, Cincinnati 5 to 1, St Louis rain, Chicago 2 to 5, Pittsburgh 5 to 1. American League New York 7 to 5, Washington St Louis 1 to 1, Cleveland 1 to 5, Detroit 4 to 3, Chicago 4 to 1, Boston 3 to 11, Philadelphia 7. Federal Lease St Louis to Kansas City 7, Sowark 8 to Brooklyn 2, Baltimore to Buffalo 9, Chicago 3. American Association Mooreland Columbus rain, Louisville 6 to 7, Indianapolis to Milwaukee 4, Kansas Western to Wiehla 13, Nes Moines 1, Sioux City 4 to Omaha 4, St Joseph Denver Topeka postponed due to late arrival.
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Andrews to Reorganize Team for Waterloo Season
Manager Andrews plans a full reorganization of the Waterloo squad with several new signings. Two left handed pitchers and an infielder are due to report, aiming to form a winning lineup after recent failures. Corey and Melker arrive from Norfolk Nebraska league, Iyers from Tenn club, and Ball from semi pro ranks. Jack Hill declines joining.
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Waterloo
Jays
Corey
Melker
Norfolk
Iyers
Tenna, Minn
Primley
Owatonna
Columbus
Melter
Jack Hul Bas
Injured Brennan to Miss Several Games for Jays Team
The focal club faces trouble as Eddie Brennan sustains elbow injuries from a fastball in yesterday's game and will miss several days of action. No bones were broken but the arm is strained. Jia Wood, briefly with the Jays and now with Sumner, joins the club during Brennan's absence. Ashland likely to receive most appearances in Brennan's stead.
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Jays
Sumner
Brennan
Ashland
Shakeup rumors loom in Central association baseball
Rumors of major changes sweep the Central association as the 19 season nears. Manager Richards of Marshalltown resigns and Bobby Lynch, former Green Bay manager, takes over Ansons for the rest of the year. Lynch, a respected minor leaguer and former Northwestern coach, batted .274 last season and played third base. Further changes are anticipated as the league stabilizes and Burlington eyes a strong campaign with a 22 inning no run rally planned against Keokuk on June 27.
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Central Association
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Marshalltown
Bobby” Lynch
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Northwestern University
Notre Dame
Altho
Central Associat Lions
Keokuk
No Lunotrokes Fourth of July Weather Shifts Violently
A 1915 Independence Day in Buchanan featured a highly changeable temperature from 54 down to 48 then to 65 earlier and 59 later, with a brisk wind and intermittent showers. The day opened chilly, then fluctuated rapidly, ending with a fall to near 5 o'clock morning readings as the thermometer zigzagged through a volatile cycle.
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Buchanan
Mercury
Local notes from Reinbeck and vicinity July entries
July notes recount travel departures to the Pacific coast and from Payette to Reinbeck, plus visits by Miss Bertha Wulf and Miss Edina Grantwith. Reports of injuries include Louis Petersen’s wrist injury, Charles Ramm’s broken collarbone, and a hospital transfer. Social events feature W.M.S. ice cream fundraiser, and United Presbyterian youths electing officers at Robert Creswell’s home.
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H. M. Mead
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Waterloo Hospital
Bo M. Mitchell
Des Moines
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Home Fund
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Robert Creswell
Rector Hinkle Presents Patriotic Sermon at Christ Episcopal
The Christ Episcopal church, decorated with flags, hosted Rev. George W. Hinkie delivering a patriotic sermon. He praised the growth of the United States and urged greater patriotism and deeper piety, defining patriotism as loyalty, principle, industry, courage, sobriety, and reverence. Services will continue with a next sermon on Aug. 2, with communion at 8 and 10:30.
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George W. Hinkie
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