Indifferent Pitching Costs Waterloo Game
Waterloo loses opener to Marshalltown 8 to 6 as Ansons win despite George Brown and Red Hamilton strong pitching. Hawks outhit visitors, but nine runners left on base, with key hits by Grott Connor and Perdirtz. Continuous errors and late bursts fail to save Waterloo at home.
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Hawks
Waterloo
Hamilton
George Brown
Weeden
Grott
Connor
Pilcher
McGoldrick
Poorman
Lembke
Lenahan Singl
Mitchell Field delays spark weather plagued sports day
Mitchell Field experiences weather delays as multiple events slide due to latent conditions. Rudolph Sunga, 33, veteran, sets a marathon record at Highland Park course with a 4:20 p.m. start and dark finish. Tommy OBrien and Jimmy Brady box at East Chicago under bright lights. Colorado Strings beat Fort Leavenworth 14 to 8 at Broadmoor arena. Patsy Flanagan defeats Sammy Sandow by technical decision after Sandow injures wrist in Round seven.
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Cleveland
Rudolph Sunga
Jimmy Brady
Chicago
Ughtsights
East Chicago
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado Strings
Fort Leavenworth
To & St Louis
Patsy Flanagan
St. Louis
Sammy Sandow
Cincinnati
Santow
Waterloo G O L F Meet Draws 25 Representatives
Twenty four annual Town Bruta Golf association event at Cedar Rapids next week expects Waterloo to send at least 25 players. Sunnyside counts 14 entrants, Byrnen Park 7 to 12. Entry closes 6 p m tonight. pairings and starting times to be announced.
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Bruta Golf Association
Cedar Reapide
Sunnyside Country Clu
Byrnen Park Golf Club
Burr G. Edehly
Fred McClain
G. K. Cropper
H. B. Chandler
H. (. Miller
Howard _Dunkelberg
Stch W, McFarlane
R. G
R. E Knepper
Knepper
Minneapolis
Princeton
Pert Wreak
Standings and yesterday results across leagues
Yesterday's baseball standings show American League New York 6 St Louis 2 and Cleveland 5 Boston 2 with rain in others. National League Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2 with rest rained out. American Association Kansas City 16 Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 10 Louisville 3 Minneapolis 11 Toledo 5. Western entries Wichita 12 Tulsa 11 Oklahoma City Wichita Falls? Omaha 6 Denver 4.
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Philadelphia
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Omaha
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William Johnston Wins Wimbledon Grass Title
William Johnston, No. 2 American, defeats Francis T. Hunter 6-0 6-3 6-1 to claim the Wimbledon grass court world championship. Randolph Lycett and Elizabeth Bran win the mixed doubles title by defeating I. S. Dean and Mrs. Shepherd-Barron 7-3.
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Associated Press
Yesterday’s Homers Across Baseball Highlights and Totals
Fragmentary report notes Whitliams and St Lemia Jamieson with Cleveland in yesterday’s homerun tally. Mentions national totals and scattered game notes, but readable details are limited and names are partially garbled.
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St Lemia
Jamieson
Cleveland
Vamerican Sts
Aceerse
Ottumwa Beats Rock Island in 17 Inning Baseball Thriller
In Rock Island Indiana today Ottumwa outlasted Rock Island 4 to 3 after 17 innings. Rooney doubled scored on Heath single and Didier grounder for the deciding run in the 17th. Zubay and Gangler hurled well, Dempsey and Heath produced key hits, and umpires Severeid and Green officiated. Time 3:15.
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Rock Island
Pederson
Hock Island
Dempsey
Doran
Abrhpore
Norton
Condon
Ors & O
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Swenson
Jdim
Condan
Thomason
Styker
Dampsey
Johnson
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Mattick
Joy
Zubay
Gaugier
Balla
Billby
Ball
Racney
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J. Dill
Knipp to Meet Alexander in Labor Day Fight at Waterloo
Waterloo heavyweight rivals Ralph Alexander and Frits Knipp plan a 10 round bout at the Cattle Congress Hippodrome on Labor Day September 3. Promoter Jack Horsley says contracts are not signed yet but will be soon. The card also includes an eight round semi windup featuring Albert Knipp and Roscos Hall.
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Hippodrome
Ralph Alexander
Frits Knipp
Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Labor Day
H Kulpp
Kuipp
Alexander
Knipp
Jack Horsley
Thorsley
Albert Knipp
Roscos Hall
Des Moines
Hall
Albert
Spoxtog
Wil Reupka
Sisler Near Return to Browns Lineup as Manager Consideration
George Sisler, star first baseman of the St. Louis Browns, is expected to rejoin the regular lineup within a month. Friends say he may be offered the managerial post, though he has previously declined. His illness was an infection of the sinus cavities affecting vision. doctors planned no operation, expecting recovery through treatment.
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St. Louis Browns
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Sigler
Teachers College Athletes Take Coaching Roles Across Iowa
Cedar Falls July 7 Teachers college athletes are moving into coaching posts in several Iowa towns. Allan Baley will coach Hampton this fall replacing Milo Harshbarger. Jay McKinstry becomes athletic coach at Washington. Arthur Dickenson to coach Marbledtown High after a standout career at Teachers College. Warren Dickenson to coach Mediapolis athletics. Giorgi Hicks to lead Traer High athletics.
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Teachers College
Iowa
Allan Baley
Hampton
Milo Harshbarger
Jay McKinstry
Ashion
Washington
McKinstry
Arthur Dickensen
Mar Bhalitowno
Warren Dickenson
Tator
Mediapolis
Giorgi Hicks
Sheldon
Wil
Traer High
Independence Meets Denver In Baseball Tilt Tomorrow
Independence plays Denver at Independence tomorrow afternoon after a Fourth of July doubleheader win. Denver with a fast lineup beat Waverly 3 to 0 and Tripoli 9 to 2 in a fan attended day of games. Jim Duntery of Waterloo umpired the doubleheader in Denver.
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Denver Baseball Club
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Tripoli
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Waterloo
Doubleheader with Ansons Here Sunday
A Sunday game slate features a doubleheader at Staple with admission prices as Waterloo hosts Marshalltown. The first game starts at 2 15 p m. Storm and Brown are likely to pitch for Waterloo while Hamilton and Horsclaw are expected to start for Boyle or the opposing side.
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Marshalltown
Storm
Brown
Hamilton
Horsclaw
Boyle
Hawks and players shuffle as Cedar Rapids notes blend with box scores
The Hawks shift rosters with Louis Doc Morgan leaving for Syracuse and joining Cedar Rapids after O Shea departure. Pitcher Jorgensen returns to boost hurling, while Pat Ragan becomes captain alongside Goldie Rapp’s release. Memorial Day and July 4 gate receipts highlight league parity.
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Doc'' Morgan
Syracuse
Cedar Rapdy
Hawks
Oshea
I . Waterloo
Cedar Trapids
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Waterloo
Fast Tilts Slated for BC Tomorrow
Waverly faces Sumner at Sumner while Nashua meets Fredericksburg in Fredericksburg and Tripoli hosts New Hampton in New Hampton. Tripoli and New Hampton are tied for third and Thursday’s results will decide which slips. Last Sunday results show Waverly 0, Tripoli 1, Sumner 1, Fredericksburg 4, Nashua 3, New Hampton.
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Sumner
Nashus
Fredericksburg
Tripoli
New Hampton
Nashua
New Hampon
Te Pet
Morris Captures Diamond Sculls at Henley on Thames
London rower M. K. Morris won this year’s diamond sculls at Henley on Thames defeating D. H. and Gollan in the final heat. The trophy, last year held by Walter Hoover of Duluth, was contested this afternoon on the Thames.
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Henley On Thames
Associated Press
London
Walter Hoover
Duluth
Morris
D. H. &. Gollan
Thames
Three Tilts Only in Mirrors Friday
Rain restricted action to three big league games. New York Yankees beat St. Louis Browns 5 2 as nine straight wins boosted them 12 14 games ahead of the Athletics. Cleveland defeated Boston 5 3 to tie for second with Philadelphia. Phillies turned back Pirates 5 2 with a fifth inning triple play. Ken Williams homered for the Browns in St Louis, but New York halted the rally. Witt and Ward led the Yankees with multi hits. Jamieson homered for Cleveland in the seventh to seal the win.
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Ward
Yanks
Charles Jamieson
Yafter Jay
Innin Johnny Mitchell
Red Sox
Laws of Golf Q and A on greens and penalties
The Q and A cover permissible greenside lifts, allowed removals like ice, snow, dung, and worm casts, plus the rule for penalty in a medal play handicap where players played the wrong green. It also clarifies drop rules when casual water appears, stating a ball may be dropped not more than two club lengths away and not nearer the hole.
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Elas Faust
Trapshooters of Country to Hold Meet Aug. 20-25
Chicago July 7 The Grand American championship trapshooting tournament will be staged Aug 20 to 25 at South Shore Country Club. New features and changes aim to attract more shooters. Entries close Aug 11. Events include singles doubles juniors all around women amateur and professional titles with multiple class shoots and a zone team race on the third day.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Sioux Cuy
Waterloo Fight
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Fred
Western Golf Association
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Htel
Chicago
South Shorea Country Club
Starr Matthews
American Trap- Shooting Association
Greens Sea of Golf
Bisren
Tace
Lions Capture Civic Club Bogey Golf Meet
The Lions club golf team of 12 players won the Civic Club Bogey tourney at Sunnyside Links, defeating Kiwanis Rotary and the Y. Lions finished with an 83 over bogey, Kiwanis 122, Rotarians 129, and the Y at 212. Arch W. McFarlane posted the Lions low card one over bogey.
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Sunnyside Links
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Arch W. McFarlane
Golf swing tips from Burnham Hare and Jattin
Great attention attaches to foot action in the golf swing with weight kept back on the heels. The left knee bend and left heel lift during the backswing should not occur too early. These movements steadies body and arm turning, aiding the shot.
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Burnham Hare
Safe or Out by Charles D White
Question and answer column on umpiring and gameplay decisions in baseball. Includes scenarios on ending a game early, pitcher credit, and fielder choices with corrections by Charles D White.
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Charles 2. White
Kearns Plans Wills Match Tour Across Cities
Jack Kearns, last of the fight army in Great Falls, leaves for Salt Lake City to chase bids for a Harry Wills bout. He plans to stage Dempsey against the Negro before a potential Wills contest, routing bids from bidders and then negotiating.
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Mont
Jack Kearns
Fight Army
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Firpo
Knipp to Clash With Corman at Electric Park Next Wednesday
Jos Knipp, a member of the fighting Knipp brothers, will meet Ne Corman in the main event at Electric Park next Wednesday. Knipp stands as a durable, hard hitting fighter who has never been knocked out, while Corman, a Waterloo native, boxed at Upper Iowa University. Both boxers will weigh in at 160 pounds. The semi main features Cari Banks versus Dutch Darby at 120 pounds, with the opening four round bout pitting Polly Irish Halligan at 100 pounds against Halligan at 110 pounds.
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Ne Corman
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Knipp
Corman
Waterloo
Upper Iowa University
Cari Banks
Dutch Darby
Polly
Halligan
Rollinger heads to New York to face Eastern contenders
Lou Rollinger, former Waterloo welterweight now middleweight, leaves Freeport and Rockford for New York City to box under Jack Quinn. He will debut in a 15 round bout against Young Montgomery at Madison Square Garden, after being spotted by Quinn who then brought him east.
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Waterloo
Freeport
Rockford
New York City
Jack Quinn
Quainn
Illinois
Rollinger
Stu
Iso
Jack Horstey
Lou
East
Young Montgomery
Madisson Square Garden
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