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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

5

Old Poets Handy With the Gloves as With the Pen

Poets are often stereotyped as delicate but history shows Byron Keats Shelley Burns Buros Kingsley Musset and Byron again practiced boxing and self defense. They fought or maintained fitness, using fists to stay healthy and capable. The piece argues poets are misunderstood and capable duelists, citing varied lives and talents.

Byron Keats Shelley Burns Robert Buros Charles Kingsley Alfred de Musset Lord Byron Tom Cribb

Cubs fans crave dream return match in baseball and boxing

Chicago fans speculate on a possible Cubs Giants rematch after last season’s pennant win as promoters announce Neal Allison to box the winner in Labor Day bout. The piece notes Hal Chase and Rickard accusations, boxing board actions, and nearby baseballs clashes plus city briefs and sports tidbits.

Chicago Cubs Tommy Canmuskey Dennis O'Keefe Giants Chautauqua Park Neal Allison Allison Doughty Comiskeys Tommy Mike Gibbons Rube Marquard Dennis Rube O'Keefe Lincoln Bailey Cubs Great Lakes Mitchell

Hendrix's Homer Beats the Pals in Cubs Win

Hendrix's homer in the seventh scored the deciding run as the Cubs defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1. Luderus homered in the eighth. Phillies rally fell short, extending their losing streak to seventeen. Giants over Cardinals 4 to 1, with Benton and Zim key hits. Brooklyn edge Pittsburgh 2 to 1 thanks to Wheat homer. Braves and Reds split a doubleheader, first game 9 to 3, second 4 to 3. Rudolph excelled in game one for the Red Sox.

Hendrix Cubs Philadelphia Luderus Phillies Cardinals Giants Benton Ploak Heinie Zim Zack Wheat Griffith Pittsburgh Brooklyn Pirates Stengel Southworth Braves Reda Boston Reds Rudolph

National League games across cities with various results

Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 4 in a five batter affair with Hendrix, Willeter, Smith, Adams and Clark contributing. New York routed St Louis 13 to 2 as Doak and Meadows led the battery. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 3 to 1 while Boston lost to Cincinnati 9 to 4 behind Eller and Gowdy. Cleveland defeated St Louis 4 to 2 on Koob two homers and strong fielding. no other American games listed.

Philadelphia RHI Chicago Hendrix Willeter Smith Adams Clark New York St. Louis Doak, Meadows and Snyder Benton and McCarty Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Batt Mitchell Trig Rudelsh Gowdy Eller Rariden Newt Trogresser Cleveland Koob Browns Reds

American League Game Summary at St Louis

In a tense matchup Pete Bagby and O Neil started for Cleveland while Koob Wright and Severied watched for St Louis as the scoring format showed limited runs with a final stretch. The game featured pitchers keeping salvos tight and the home crowd witnessed a narrow finish despite early Cleveland pressure.

At & Louis RHE Cleveland Sc Louis Bagby O'Neil Koob Wright Severied

Standings and results from early baseball leagues

American Association standings show Minneapolis 11, Milwaukee 17, with Columbus 1 and Kansas City 16 vs Toledo. Western League had no games. Matlonsi League lists Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Freok, St Louis at Chicago, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland. Minor scores note Rockford 3 Evansville, Terre Haute 6, Peoria 3 Bloomington 1, Moline 2.

American Association Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus Paul Kansas City Toledo D Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Elphia Philadelphia St. Leashington Detroit New York Cleveland Rockford Evansys Terre Haute Peoria A Bloomington Moline New, York Cincinnathese Brooo Pittshurst T Louis Boston Ee CREO Louis Ano Washington Philadelphis American Resoctation Pet Weeweeteeesy Louisville Indianapolis xOansas Aes Bay Pet Joplin Oklahoma Cityseus Omaha

Jem Becket Seeks Dempsey World Title Bout

British heavyweight champion Jem Becket says he is eager to face Jack Dempsey for the world title in England or America. He plans to meet Dempsey soon after his September match with Georges Carpentier, aiming to settle the title in December or January if negotiations succeed. A London club has offered a purse of 125000 for the winner to meet Becket or Carpentier, with a 66 to 40 split.

London Jem Becket Jack Dempsey England America Becket Dempsey Georges Carpentier Dempety Becket-Carpentier

New Title Owner Places Division on Normal Basis

Jack Dempsey should be credited for restoring the heavyweight division to normalcy after defeating Sam Johnson and ending the era of Willard. The piece lauds Dempsey as a fighter who embodies the sport’s spirit, rejecting racial divide and projecting a public persona of youth, vigor, and readiness to fight.

Jack Dempsey Johnson Reno Willard Jack Jess Dempsey Toledo Fitzissimmons Sullivan Jeffries

One Armed Captain Sutton Stars On Golf Links Del Monte

Capt F A Sutton British Army officer who lost a hand in the great war demonstrates athletic prowess on the golf links at Del Monte Cal. He adapts to all clubs, improves with practice and delivers distance and accuracy. He recently partnered with Jack Neville to defeat a strong pair, posting a medal score of four over. Meanwhile Philadelphia baseball manager Coombs resigns. Cravath named successor amid team shakeup.

del Monte Cal F. A. Sutton Varmy Sutton Jack Neville California Suitton

Golf Growing as a Popular Sport

Cedar Rapids Iowa July 9 a feature on golf’s rise from a pastime of the few to a popular sport and exercise. It notes golf ball and club shortages, public links, and how the game drew soldiers and conventions. Walter Hagen joined a Grand Rapids exhibition drawing hundreds.

Cedar Rapids Grand Rapids Mich Michigan Walter Hagen

Pennant Race Heats Up Across Major Leagues This Year

The pennant races look close in both leagues with top teams such as the Yankees White Sox Indians Red Sox or Tigers in the American and Giants Cubs Pirates Reds approaching the final stretch. World Series interest grows as attendance climbs from 1903 to 1917 and beyond.

Giants Chicago White Sox Yankees Cleveland Indians Boston Detroit Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Perhang St. Louis

Rider Heads the Iowa State Colt Golf Meet Leaders

Ralph Rider of Hynerion Field and Motor club Des Moines shot 76 in the second half of medal play to clinch the low medalist prize in the Iowa state Colt tournament at Cedar Rapids. His total 156 after 38 holes edged Alfred Peasle of Dubuque 149, with Knepper, McKee and Powers tied for third at 149. John Terry and Piepho led Cedar Rapids to win the team championship for Cedar Rapids Country Club, while Des Moines Golf and Country Club and Hynerion Field and Motor Club followed.

Cedar Rapids Ralph Rider Hynerion Field and Motor Club Des Moines Alfred Peasle Dubuque Rudolph Knepper Sioux City Country Club Robert McKee Grandview Club John Powers Durin John Terry Carl Piepho Cedar Ranias Des Moines Golf and Country Club

Dempsey Wins On Technical Knockout After Bell Fault

Sporting notes recount the Willard Dempsey bout with disputed outcome. A faulty bell rang as the seventh count began, prompting the referee to declare Dempsey winner by technical knockout. In the second round Willard was nearly knocked out, while fans in Toledo split bets on a third round finish.

Dempsey Jack Willard Toledo Dempssey

Postseason Baseball Series and Dempsey Fight Headlines

Sport Flashes New York notes a post season baseball series between the pennant winning teams of the American Association and the International League scheduled for the first week of October. In Cincinnati, Champion Jack Dempsey received 125000 for a London fight with the Carpentier Beckett winner.

New York American Association Internationaleagueé Cincinnati Jack Dempsey London

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