Slugging Hawk Repeat at Cedar Rapids in Easy Win
Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 9 to 1 as Waterton dominated with five hits. Lewis sparked the offense with five hits in five at bats and drove in multiple runs, while Skupa pitched well for Cedar Rapids. Waterloo struggled to solve the Cedar Rapids hurlers and fell behind early, with Dixon pitching effectively for Cedar Rapids in relief.
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Slugging Hawk
Cedar Rapids
Waterton
Waterloo
Lewis
Bunnies
Jerico
Dixon
Wattrico
Leacn
Echtermeier
Shea
Perdirtz
Simmons
Thomason
McDowell
Bagzer
Sitter
Baupa
Skupa
Valentine
Speas
Stalker
Michaels
HK O'Shea
Ss. Thomason
Leach
Tt Lubbe
Ee Ekupa
Cedar Fiania
Ecoré
Fanings
Anoons
Surmary
Shura
Fais Michae
Simmons Orifice
Potts
Lubbe
Liner
Sinn Mi
Watton and
Johnson
Dundee and Sharkey to Meet in Ring Tonight
New York July 6 Johanr Din Geo will defend junior fields weight title against ek Sharkey former bantamweight in a bout at Hochette field tonight. They weigh in at 140 pounds at 2 o clock this afternoon. NET STEN MENT SATURDAY The Bunny team led by Paul Reuben Rath Mérle Brown Mr TWems worth H Hubard R OL Hutch inson will meet Cedar Rapes in a contest at that Place Saturday. The Sunayside team already holds a victory over their opponents for next Saturday.
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New York
Johanr Din Geo
Ek Sharkey
Hochette
Sten Ment
The
Bunnys
Paul Reuben Rath
Mérle Brown
Mr. Twemsworth
H. Hubard R
OL Hutchinson
Cedar Rapes
Sunayside
A Comic Strip in Type by J. P. McEvoy
Abstracted from a fragmented newspaper page, the text porously jumbles lines and captions. It references comic strip style writing and assorted phrases about weather, gowns, and daily routines with stray mentions of editors and ordinances.
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J. P. McEvoy
Baseball Waxes Fat in West and Lean Thru East
International News Bureau editor Davis J. Walsh reports baseball prospers in the West with record crowds as Miller Huggins leads the Yankees home. Fans flood parks in good weather or bad, while races tighten in St Louis Detroit and Chicago. Ruth’s suspension in Cleveland noted amid mixed attendance in the league.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Huggins
St. Louis
Detroit
Luggins
Chicago
Cleveland
Ruth
Francis X. McQuade
Giants
Boston
Phillies
Athletics
Washington Senators
Allison Visits Here Has Busy Day Ahead
Seal Allison former Waterloo boxer now living in Duluth spent yesterday in Waterloo visiting friends. He just fought Al Van Ryan of St Paul at Fort Dodge on July 4 earning a knockout in the fifth round. He is negotiating a bout with Pinker Mitchell of Milwaukee next month and could meet Frankie Welch at Davenport, with Bud Logan and Kid Schlaifer of Omaha also considered.
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Seal Allison
Waterloo
Dulinth
Fort Dodge
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Allison
Pinker Mitchell
Milwaukee
Duluth
Frankie Welch
Davenport
Bud Logan
Kid Schlaifer
Omaha
Unclear sports notes mingle across cities and figures
A fragmented wire of sports items mentions Walter Cox and unnamed foes in Wichita and North id Mo, Ed Strander challenging Jack Temp Bay by radio, plans for Tex Hickard fight, London sailing for a US competition roster including Ratt Barrett and Majors, Yale talking Joe Forarty, Penn coach eyed for basketball, Wimbledon and a British ladies championship lineup led by Leng Len, Malers, Peacock, and Beamish.
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Cleveland
Walter Cox
Bet J
Sun Flaming
Wichita
Kan
Ed Strander
L Lawis
Jack Temp Bay
Omaha
Neb
Treing Commelon
Chicago
Eham
Tex Hickard
Rust
London
Templeton Ome
England
United States
Ratt Barrett
Mone TomPokinson
Enalsps Horrsh
Sves
New Haven
Yale
Joe Forarty
Pennsylvania
Wimbledon Ene
Plex
Suzanne Lenglen
Mre
Majla Malers
Paacock
Beamish
Firail
Baseball rules Q and A by Charles D White
Questions and answers on baseball rules and umpire decisions from 1922. The piece discusses balks when feints to throw with a formal step toward the base, fielders assists on misplayed balls, tagging runners at bases, how outs are counted on runners failing to touch bases, and the batter’s fate on foul tips or strikes. It is a column style clarifying common plays and umpire rights directed to readers via the sporting editor.
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Bry Het
Hetter
Ee Bao
Sol Metager
Hornsby aims at national league home run record
Rogers Hornsby, second baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals, homered as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 11 to 4. He tied Ken Williams for the AL and NL lead with 21 to 27 homers, while Cravath and George Kelly led the league in prior seasons. Cubs beat Pirates 11 to 5, Detroit tops Cleveland 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Giants, Browns, and other teams shift leagues today asEast meets West.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cards
Ed Williamson
Chicago Napeers
Hornsby
Mel Williams
Cincinnati
Ken Williams
Browns
Cravath
George Kelly
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Trig Speaker
Pilette
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Yanks
St. Louis Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Nationals
Eittabursh Pirates
Turner Barber
Cubs
Starzy
Arnold Statz
Carlson
Sewell
American Teagus
Standings of the Clubs in Major Leagues
Baseball standings list from the American Association and Western League with results for Milwaukee, Kansas City, Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus J. Tatedo, St. Paula, Minneapolis, Vaux City, Des Moines, Denver, Omaha, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, St. Joseph, and Wichita. Scores include Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 4 and Louisville 1 10 Indianapolis 0 15.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
J. Tatedo
St. Paula
Minneapois
Vaux City Des Moines
Denver F. Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
St. Joseph & Wichita
Mississippi Valley
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fRook
Oder
I. Ter
York
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Sash Lesage St Bee
Pitteburgh
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Bearue
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
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Minneapolis
Pet
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Aeae
Wichita
iSioux
Onabia
Oklahonmur
Denver
Des
Major League Records Today July 6 1902 to 196?
Record summaries list three base hits in a game by Elmer Flick for the American League, tied by N Lajoie and others. other notes show bat times, runs, and inning records across 1882 to 1960s, with teams including Chicago, Detroit, New York, St. Louis, and Washington referenced in varied contexts.
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S—Elmer Flick
Cleveland
A. J
N. Lajoie
J. Jackson
G. Williams
Glenrge A. Strief
W. Doves
Ore Bane
J Demmitt
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
N. L
Forty City Golfers Compete in Byrnes Park Trial Flights
About 40 of the city’s top golfers have qualified for the Byrnes Park tournament with the date not yet announced. The list includes T Osterman 39 J Moore 50 Bragdon 36 Lewis 46 Miller 34 Russell 38 Branch 82 Howard 32 Barnett 41 Peterson 49 Cumming 43 Scheel 58 Beers 34 Rath 42 Johnson 38 Williams 1 0Fagainer 40 Ross 51 Wright 43 Darker 49 Gregory 44 Banton 0 Henderson 41 Navon 40 Lamson 45 Birdsall 45 and others. The Byrnes course par is noted as aa.
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Byrnes Park
T. Osterman
J. Moore
Bragdon
L. Lewis
Mile Miller
J. Russ
Do oFagainer
E. Ross
E. Wright
Darker
DL Dotinsion
George Gregory
Joan Banton
BM. Henderson
Ben Naven
Home Son
Milo Jenkins
Saimson
O. Lamson
Russell Lamson
R. T. Birdsall
Manchester Fourth of July Draws Big Crowd in Mild Weather
Manchester Georgia July 6 Nearly 6000 paid admissions with free children and a large fairground crowd enjoyed a sunshine filled Fourth of July. A parachute drop lit the sky, carnival midway activity was brisk, and fireworks dazzled. An early fire damaged the grandstand roof but was quickly controlled with city water mains aiding the effort. Drunkenness was rare and attendees behaved quietly as two ball games drew interest across the field.
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Manchester
Altho
Hoover Wins Sculls at Henley in Heat by Length
London July 6 Walter Hoover of Nututh Minnesota the American singles champion won his heat in the allmond sculls championship at Henley by a length and a half in 10 minutes 41 seconds. Hoover faced little opposition after the first half while his opponent R Tweed a collegian struggled to keep pace.
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Hoover
Sculia
London
Walter Hoover
Nututh
Minn
Henley
R. Tweed
Cedar Rapids Grabs 1923 State Golf Title
Des Moines reports Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City won his third round match and led others in the 1923 Iowa state golf championship. He defeated Alfred Penn 6 and 5, while James Awiele and rivals like Harrison, Melee, Moore, Hubbell, Bartlett and others advanced. At Hyperion a state meet was awarded to Cedar Rapids Country Club. Des Moines’ Harrison elected president, Clapp vice president, and others named as directors.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Rudolph Kuepper
Sioux City
James Awiele
Llup
Roland G. Harrison
Hyperion
Robert Melee
Rex Moore
Harlan
James Hubbell
Easu
Ted Paysner
Grandview
Harrison
R.G. Shane
Grandview Club
McKee
A. EB. Smith
Rock, Island
Hate Jan
Clark Tilden
Ames
Guy Thomas
Cedar Rapids Country Club
F. D. Morgan
E. B. Bush
FB. J. Jarvis
B. BE. Hayes
Corydon
Rifle Contest for Towa Guardsmen Held July 17 21
The annual state rifle and pistol firing contest for the Towa National Guard will run July 17 to 21 at the Des Moines state rifle range 11 miles north. Louis Lasher announces guard members may shoot but cannot claim prizes unless members of the Iowa Rifle Association. Notable figures include Smith Blockhart Claude M Stanley Marion C Mumma and Major Fred Smird. Units from US armed services civilian clubs and schools are invited to participate but not to win trophies.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa National Guard
Louis Lasher
National Guard
Lawa Rifle Association
The
Rifle Association
Smith Blockhart
Washington
Iowa Rifle Association
Claude M. Stanley. Corning
National Rifle Association of América
Cal
Marion C. Mumma
Fred 8. Mird
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Lasher
Association
Entrants Warm Up for National Golf Title Play
Chicago July 6 Entrants numbered 258 compete at Skokie course warming up for the national open golf championship as three elimination rounds begin Monday. Players, aided by fast fairways and good lies, use new standard balls while James Barnes of New York eyes the crown. BASEBALL Manchester: Greeley tops Dyersville 11 5 July 4. Manchester then beats Farlville 6 3 in a hotly contested doubleheader.
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Chicago
Skokie
Altho
James Barnes
New York
Manchester
Greeley
Dyersville
Farlville
End of Eighth Tied as Home Run Sparks Rally
The eighth inning ended with the score tied. Manchester delivered a home run for the pinth Man. The visitors then faltered, allowing two more scores to be counted and widen the rally.
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Manchester
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