Wall Lake park proposed by Iowa sportsmen
Iowa hunters urge Wall Lake to become a public state park with funds raised by petitioning residents from Grundy Center Wellsburg Ackley Iowa Falls Alden Williams Blairsburg Webster City Eagle Grove Galt Clarion Dow Popejoy Hampton. Conservation board recommends park. executive council to approve if funds are raised. Plan includes public cottage privileges and eventual dredging and improvements to make the lake a premier hunting and fishing spot near Wall Lake with private sale of east shore plots planned for July 2 to raise funds.
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The
Conservation Board
Iowa
Wallake
Iown
Grundy Center
Wellsburg
Ackley
Iowa Falls
Alden
Wiliams
Blairsburg
Webster City
Eagle Grove
Galt
Clarion
Dow Popejoy
Hampton
Wall Lake
Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy and Associates Editors
Dialogue driven comic strip scene from 1921 shows two women debating a man’s appeal and playfully shaming him. They recount exchanges with a boastful suitor, noting his pretentiousness and the crowd around them as they maneuver through a restaurant scene ending with uncertainty about dinner plans.
Clay Birds Fly At Gun Tourney In La Porte City
La Porte City Gun Club hosted a clay bird shooting tournament with shooters from Des Moines Grundy Center Mason City Spirit Lake and Parkersburg. J C Hartman and Clyde Smith led amateur high average with 344s of 150 birds while L D Russell of Des Moines posted 249 1 high professional. The Waterloo delegation failed to arrive delaying events on Cedar River Bridge grounds near the town.
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la Porte City
Waterloo
Clay Bird
J.C. Hartman
Clyde Smith
Grundy Center
Des Moines
Mason City
Spirit Lake
Parkersburg
la Porte City Club
Cedar River Bridge
L. D.i- Russell
Gilbert
Flannigan
Hummel
Russell
Hartman
Fred Whitney
Knockout Blow Demonstrated in Mason City Man
Denny Vroom seed dealer in Mason City recalls Dempsey Carpentier punch seen by crowd. A man tapped him in the chest and chin during show, causing pain and a broken rib. Vroom sought medical help at a hospital and now wants the assailant to retract thanks.
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Associated Press
Mason Chir
Denny Vroom
Dempsey
Carpentier
TTL
Vroom
Vrooom
Drake golfer Tops 36-Hole 159 In State Tourney
Sioux City AP reports Drake University player Robert McKee shot 159 for 36 holes to lead the field in the state golf tourney semifinal round. Other items note Miss Knox and Miss Gancroft in the women’s national tennis scene, Carpentier vs Johnson chatter, and Dempsey’s Chicago visit as boxing and racing notes fill the page.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Robert McKee
Drake University
Batak
Frank Godfrey
New York
Marjorie Knox
Buffalo
Leslie Gancroft
West
Newton
Mass
B.C. Cole
Goston
J Heston
Georges
Carpentier
Johnny Vson
Jack Johnson
Fort Leavenworth
New Jersey
Boxing Commission
Georges Carpentier
Francois Deecamps
Tex Rickard
Jeveland. O
Walter Cox
Ohio
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Polo May Become An International Sport
Polo could become a global game with American and English teams leading expansion. Spain Cuba France and Japan show strong interest as England eyes a regular international within three years. If the tourney wins, world champions would be crowned with multiple nations likely to contest forthcoming events.
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Spain
Cuba
France
Japan
É¢ Hultingham
England
King Domain
Act
Interna
SPEAKER THE SLICKER SNATCHES A CATCHER
Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians snatched a catcher from the Pittsburgh Pirates after being tipped about the young receiver by the New Haven club. Gibson, the Pirates scout, had warned of a bargain, but Speaker acted quickly after Flaherty’s first class report. The catcher, regarded as the premier minor league talent this season, hit 28 home runs last year.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
George Gibyson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mauit
New Haven
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pipilyne
Speaker
Flaherty
Red Faber Bests Dauss of Tigers
Chicago wins 2 0 in a pitching duel as Red Faber defeats Dauss, scoring in the sixth after Mulligan and Collins drives. Detroits hitters stout, but Chicago takes the lead and holds on. Other games: Boston tops Washington in 12 innings, Pittsburgh beats St Louis in 13, Philadelphia blanks Brooklyn, and New York defeats Brooklyn as Grimes shines.
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Chicago
Detroit
Faber
Dauss
Johnson
Mulligan
Collins
Falk
Mostil
Seahpore Blue
Bush
Shorten
jVeach
Heilmann
We Bod
Oo Jones
Dh - Oe
Bassler
Young
Go Dauss
Colling
Mostl
Sheely
McClellan
Schaik
Lechadekh
Chicaro
Summart
Tase
Collis
Dettroit
Standings and results from yesterday in baseball leagues
Standings from American Association show Columbus, Milwaukee and Indianapolis tied at 3 with several other results. Three-Eye League games feature Cedar Rapids over Peoria and Evansville over Rock Island. Western League sees Omaha and Des Moines winning, while Oklahoma City tops Wichita.
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American Association
Columbus & Milwaukee
Indianapalis
Minneapo
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Evansville
Rock Island
Moline & Terre Haute
Nuckford
Bloomington
Omaha
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Joplin
Tulsa St. Joseph
Sioux Cite
Allison Nine Edges Neb Indians 11 to 9
Nebraska Indians battered the pills but Allison tallied 11 runs to 9 in a rough game. Both sides collected 23 hits with 15 belonging to Allison. Swivel and Owen Matisnd paced the offense as Weires umpired. Kirkrate called balls and strikes with an attendance of about 300.
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Allison
Nebraska Indians
Aly
Swivel
Owen Matisnd Weires
Kirkrate
Rick
Pirates and Championship Ties Mention of Hans Lobert
Hans Lobert former National League infielder says only catastrophe can stop the Pirates from winning the Senior League championship this year. He praises George Gibson as the right manager and notes harmony and strong spirit among the Pirates. Lobert cites youth, unity, and mutual support as keys to potential victory.
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Joan Hans Lobert
Tittsburch Mrates
Lobert
Gibson
Yellowie
Banelah
L Ray
Piratess
Pirates Top Cards In 13th Inning thriller
Yesterday's hero Grimm doubled in the thirteenth after Cutshaw singled to beat the Cardinals 3 to 2. Burleigh Grimes starred for Brooklyn with a homer a double and three hits as the Giants defeated. The Braves battered three Phillies pitchers 11 to 6 with Ronetchy collecting three hits and four RBIs in his Phils debut.
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Fittsburgh
Piits
St. Louis
Pirates
Sherdel
Doak
Wayi
North
Pittsburgh
Cutshaw
Barnhart
Grimm
McQuillan
Fillingim
Gibson
Hubwell
Ring and Brugger
Brookisn l
New York
Brooklxn
Giants
Grimes
Brooklyn
Eodaltias
Miller
Toney
Benton
Zink
Smith
United Press
Pirate
Cards
Burleigh Grimes
Braves
Philly
Ronetchy
Phils
Evers Claims Major League Ball Is Livelier
Johnny Evers of the Chicago Cubs says the live ball now in use is livelier than in recent years. He notes weather and pitchers’ form, urges focusing on winning games rather than debating the ball, and suggests critics use May as an alibi.
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Johnny Evers
Chicazo Cubs
Evers
Iweather
Seague
Cubs
Ohnayr
Cub
Mayers
Chicago
Eastern grid men seek clear eastern championship plan
Eastern football authorities push for a unified schedule to crown the eastern champion amid past disputes between Boston College and Holy Cross. Coaches and associations back a formal plan, while a Sunday match pits Waterloo Tigers against Eagle Center at East Eagle school at 3 p.m.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
Tigers
Eagle Center
Waterloo Tigers
East Eagle
Boxing borders tighten as New Jersey bars Johnson
United Press report from New York July 7 details the New Jersey boxing commission’s decision to bar Jack Johnson from competing in the state. Tex Rickard weighs in, saying a Johnson match would not advance boxing, and warns about Willard’s ability to regain form after two years out. Dempsey stands nearly alone atop the field, with Gibbons favored to challenge Carpentier if their bout proceeds.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jersey
Tex Rickard
Johnson
Richard
Jess
Willard
Rickard
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Bill
Brennan
Tommy Gibbons
Carpentier
Kimball's Nine Beats Expressmen 2 1 In Cedar River Park
In a tense Twilight League game at Cedar River Park Kimball's baseball team defeated the American Expressmen 2 to 1. Al Adair pitched a strong game with nine strikeouts. Schroeder and Stutzman turned in standout plays at shortstop. Firemen top Tigers 9 3 after late rally, Wattsenloo scoring twice as Briggs Spears led the Firemen battery.
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Kimball
American Expressmen
Cedar River Park
Alibi al’ Adair
Kimball's
Schroeder
Kimballs
Stutzman
Expressmen
Imball's
Adair
Bucki * Yons
Donahue
Firemes
Tigers
Waterloo Tigers
Wattenloo Firemen
Briggs x Spears
Gwynce
Howard
First Methodist Beats Union Congregationalists 16 to 0
In Byrnes park Union Congregationalists were shut out as First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school team dominated 16 to 0. Sheridan pitched the front game for the Methodists with Metcalf catching. Nelson and Curvier formed the Conegational battery. St Pauls M E faces First Brethren at Cedar River park tonight following Tuesday’s league opener where First Baptist defeated East Park Presbyterian 8 to 3.
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Union Congregationalists
First Methodist Episcopal
Byrnes Park
Sheridan
Methodists
Metcalf
Nelson and Curvier
St. Paul's
Chicago A. C. Sets Relay World Record in Dual Meet
Chicago A. C. swam a world record 1 minute 15 seconds for 160 yards in defeating Yale 31 to 19. The old record of 1 16 45 was held by the Illinois A. C. Yale travelers head to Hawaii for exhibition swims.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago A. 4
Yale
Illinois A. C
Hawaii
Evans to defend title in Chicago tournament
Charles Chick Evans Jr. plans to defend his Western Amateur Championship title at the Chicago event next week and will also compete in the National Amateur in St. Louis. He recently returned from England after participating in Hoylake matches where he was eliminated.
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Associated Frees
Chicago
Charles
Chick) Evans
Livans
St. Louis
England
Hoylake
Goole Clubs Fight for Hutchinson's Service
Golfer Hutchinson, famed for the British Open win, faces busy season ahead with more engagements than five men could cover as clubs bid for his services after he halted Georges Carinson. Corbett approves Hutchinson’s continued prominence and plans.
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Goole
Hutchinson
Jock, Hutchison
Dim Corbett
Jack
Hutch- Dempsey
Georges Carinson
Balance sheet fragment shows capital stock and profits
The document lists capital stock amounts and undivided profits after expenses, with reserves for taxes and funds awaiting investment. It notes debenture bonds outstanding and related balances, totaling several hundred thousand dollars across line items.
Aplington Defeats Holland at Grove Picnic
Aplington beat Holland at the Grove Fourth of July picnic 3 to 3. Sidmore struck out nine for Aplington while Baker fanned six for Holland. Aplington collected 10 hits off Baker with two fielding errors. Holland had three hits and five errors. Attendance described as tremendous.
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Buck Grove
Aplington
Holland
Sidmore
Baker
Brower
Aplington Cod
Koester Baker
Morrison
Drewe
Wiesley
Sheeley’s First Basing Stuns Magnates for White Sox
Earl Sheeley, a first baseman for the Chicago White Sox, has surprised magnates who sought to acquire him. A Pac Coast League hitting sensation, he joined the Sox after their squad was wrecked by gamblers. He is not yet a finished infielder, but his bat has driven many White Sox wins.
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Earl Sheeley
Chicago Whit Sox
Sheeley
Salt Lake
Chicago White Sox
Shecler
White Sox
Stage orders Maroons to quit cigarettes at Chicago
Coach Stage's directive to Chicago university golfers to stop smoking cigars is to be extended to athletes in all branches soon, per a recent announcement. Men's suit cleaned and pressed $1.00. Waterloo Laundry Co. advertisement.
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Chicago University
Waterloo Laundry Co
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