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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
6
Chicago report notes a split doubleheader as Ted Lyons blunted the Yankees in the morning with steady work and the White Sox rebounded in the afternoon to salvage a 4 to 2 win. the Indians also divided with the Indians and Sox contending for bragging rights in a holiday clash.
Golf historians discuss how putting accuracy and mental focus decide championships. The piece cites 72 hole play and an average one to two putts on greens as crucial. It mentions players Bob McDonald Pathe and others, with scattered notes on rounds and score events from Detroit and Oakland.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on July 6 the Bunnies won game one 9 to 2 and lost game two 2 to 0. Bartell limited the Bunnies to two hits in the afternoon while Uamies and Dugg played the other nine innings.
Chicago reports Mandell will miss five to six weeks with a rib injury. Samimy Man dell's activity in the line will cease for that period.
Eddie Kane, manager, says Mandell’s rib was hurt in a bout weeks ago and re-injured Saturday in Mandell's fight with Rocky Kansas. An Illinois Athletic Commission doctor ordered hand rest until Mandell heals. Kane aims for rapid training and plans to face challengers every ten days once cleared.
Two top bantamweights clash at league baseball park Friday evening July 16. Harry Soo Quong Bill and Eddie Lewis of Minneapolis will fight eight three minute rounds with Rivers and Cedar Rapids Mexican loser as semiwindup. Prelims to be announced by promoter John Goss.
An ad promoting Camel cigarettes asserts unmatched smoke quality and satisfaction. It claims Camel uses top Tobaccos and expert blending, promises lasting enjoyment, and urges readers to try Camels for supreme smoking pleasure, by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston Salem, North Carolina.
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