Farrell and Brown Pitch Waterloo to Double Win Sunday
In Waterloo, Pat Farrell George Brown and Ben Connor powered a double victory for the Hawks as they toppled Marshalltown 6 4 and 5 1. Farrell two runs and two RBIs aided by McGoldrick O'Shea Lenahan and others, while Brown and McKinney split games on the mound.
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Pat Farrell
George Brown
Connor Hero
Ben Connor
Wrroms
Altho Marshalltown
Hawks
Ansons
Tirds
Connor
Farrell
McGoldrick
Kelly
Mullen
O'Shea
McEwan
Boyles Gang
MecHinney
Poorman
Flrst
Themason
Elder
Lambke
Perdirtz
Pilcher
Lenehan
Owens
Tuos
Anderson
Lanahan
Marshalltown
RHA - Cc
Lémbke
Lenahan
Waterson
Poare Kelly
Bullen
Perdimz
Conner
Wees
Goldrick
Ald Farrell
Brower
Waterloo
Strick
Brown
McKinney
Pix Farrell
P Giitz
Gros
Multens
RicKinney
Lombke
Johnson
DeWeese
Oem “Buli
Storm
Dado
Holtsclaw
McKinan
Peg
Seqont
Wattshil
Doorman
Lembkp
Neher
Enahan
Owesas
Andersen
Borsythe
Ty Roberts
Holsdaty
Tideo
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Serott
McGeldrick
Marshall
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Hases Batts
Holstlaw
Rcher
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Safe or Out by Charles D P White
Reader questions a balk call and play rulings from a baseball game. The columnist explains the umpire erred declaring a balk and batter was not sent, discusses a grounder in which both runner and batter were safe, and notes the runner should not be called out if a coacher incorrectly intervened. Charles White invites further inquiries for clarification.
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Safe
Charles DP. White
Mo Tinnerson
Opire
National Open Golf Championship Opens at Inwood Course
Ninety players tee off as 348 entrants begin the twenty seventh National Open at Inwood Golf Club Far Rockaway. Sarazen shot 71 in qualifiers with Imo Diegel, Jock Hutchison posted 73, as the largest field competes for a Friday Saturday final.
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Far Rockaway
Genn Sarazen
Inwood
Sarazen
Imo Diege
Jock Hutchison
Odus
Dubuque Beats Cedar Rapids 12 7 In Clouting Scrap
Dubuque defeated Cedar Rapids 12 to 7 in a free hitting game at Dubuque Sunday afternoon. Delaney pitched well for Dubuque but weakened in the sixth as Cedar Rapids rallied with two doubles a triple and a walk. Makeover hit a ninth inning home run after a tough bounce into center field.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Dison
Delaney
Bunnies
Mont Paranma
Johnson, Dixon
Unn
Telaney
Moyers
National Clay Court Championship Opens in Minneapolis
Indianapolis July 9 The thirteenth national clay court tennis championship tourney starts at Woodstock with William T. Tilden and John Hennessey in opening matches. Tilden, defeated by Manuel Alonzo at Skokie Chicago, will again meet the Spaniards. The afternoon card features J. B. Adone Jr of Texas versus Gerald Emerson of Milwaukee in the keenest competition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Woodstock
William T. Tilden
John Hennessey
Tilden
Manuel Alonzo
Skokie
Chicago
J. B. Adone, Jr
Texas
Gerald Emerson
Milwaukee
Firpo Develops Body Punch To Crush Willard
South American contender Luis Firpo intensifies training focused on body blows to counter tall opponent Jess Willard. Closer study shows Firpo’s team, led by Jimmy DeForrest, aims to sap Willard’s stamina with a new short range attack as the July match nears. Willard, confident and backed by betting, trains lightly and keeps focus on knocking Firpo out.
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Willard
Unitad Press
New Yorke
Lids Firpo
Dass Willard
Tercey
City
Jimmy BcForrest
Luis
Jess
Standings of the Clubs From Saturday's League Results
Rock Island beat Ottumwa 35 to 4 while Waterloo defeated Marshalltown 10 to 9 and Cedar Rapids edged Dubuque 5 to 4. In the National League Brooklyn 18 over Pittsburgh 4 and Philadelphia 10 to 1 led the standings. St Louis 9 to 5 over Chicago 9 to 5. Boston 3 to 3 with Detroit 9 to 5 and Washington 3 to 0. American Association saw Toledo 7 over Minneapolis 3 and St Paul 4 to 2 over Columbus. In Western League Sioux City 5 to 0, Des Moines 2 to 6, Denver 7 to 1, Omaha 4 to 2. Oklahoma City 7 over St Joseph 2, Tulsa 9 to 3, Wichita 3.
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Ottumwa
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Pmethaets
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American Deagns Clsreing
Detroit
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National League
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Tulsa Tines
Oklahoma City Reed
Omaha Es En Ore
Joseph Wee
Poailadelphia
Cincinnati
Brookne
Milwiauhes
U St Minneapolis
Paul
Sumner Tripoli and Nashua Take Sunday Contests
Sumner defeated Waverly as Carroll pitched six innings before Wall finished strong. Wilharm caught for Sumner while Allenstein and Sandrock teamed for Waverly. Nashua stunned Fredericksburg 4 to 3, breaking Fredericksburg's league lead. Tripoli won a pitching duel at New Peat with a 1 to 0 final.
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Sumner
Ila
Summner
Waverly
Yesterdy
Carroll
Wall
Wilharm
Allenstein
Sandrock
Nashua
Fredericksburg
Tripoli
Siki Plans American Bid to Challenge Dempsey
Paris reports Battling Siki, newly sober and triumphant over Marcel Nilles, heads to America to seek a Dempsey title fight. De Fremont, his manager, said they would depart by week’s end and cable Tex Rickard to arrange the bout. Siki also eyes a rematch with Carpentier for the French heavyweight crown and a potential clash with Mike McTigue.
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Paris
Siki
Montmarte
America
Jack Dempsey
de Fremont
Black
Marcel Nilles
France
Nilles
Tex Rickard
New York
Dempsey
Stiri
Georges Carpentier
French Boxing Federation
Carpentier
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Altha
Nikes
Hawks Nest Dubuque Visit For Three Games
The Hawks Nest Dubuque comes today for three games and Dan Lindner may start on the mound for the Climbers. McGinnity's team sits a few points behind Cedar Rapids for first place. A wild scene followed a double victory at league park as fans showered cushions toward umpires and players amid a brief field melee.
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Dubuque
Dan Lindner
Waterloo
McGinnity
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Doubleheader Split With Ottumwa
Rock Island and Ottumwa split a Sunday doubleheader here. Islanders won 5 to 3 in the first game, then dropped the nightcap 3 to 2 as Ottumwa gathered four runs on three hits, an error, and a passed ball. Irvin pitched well for Rock Island in the opener. Sudbrook allowed the key hits in the second.
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Gaugier
Rock Island
Islanders
Irvin
Marshalltown
Sudbrook
Roon
Didier Pally
Didier
J. Dill
Witd
Severeid Sa Jonnsen
Johnson
Ah - Say
Condon
Thes Thomason
Weene
Dempsey
Fee Oy
Mattick
Doran
A. Dill
C . R Keil
Petree
Portlaneath
Thomason
Swenson
Well
Pederson
Severeld
Miss Sybil Bauer Sets New World Backstroke Record
Newark reports Miss Sybil Bauer wins backstroke race in 4 26 3 5 and sets a new world mark for women. Exheleda Wintht Memphis holds previous record, while the Washington Americans release Hollingsfort pitcher Mitch ell to Memphis. Chicago announces July 13 amateur league elimination trials. Watts defeats Marcel Nilles in a second round heavyweight bout. Dempsey and likely Harry Wills heavyweight title talks open with New York promoters.
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N. J
Sybil Bauer
Weward
Exheleda
Memphis
Tenn
Fitchers Louthated Hollingsfort
Washington Americans
Mitchell
Senators
Chicagco
League of America
Watts
Siki
Marcel Nilles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Great Western Railway Sleeper Service Ad
Yesterday's notice promotes a Great Western Rail sleeper from Union Station at 11 55 p m to Chicago arriving 7 30 a m with two stops and sleeping cars open until 10 pm. Service extends to St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City. contact A J Howard for details.
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WIGHT
Great Western Rei Lo
Union Station
Sycamore St
Meronicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
A. J. Howard
Phong
Celwein Defeats Wise Team 20 to 6 in Rough Street Game
Oelwein Chicago treat Western nine routed Wise Motor baseball team yesterday by 20 to 6. Greer Tollefson and Galligher gave up many hits while Kressinger, an Oelwein pitcher who had started the season with the Waterloo MV league squad, controlled the action most of the game.
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Wise Motor Company
Oelwein Chicago Treat Western
To &. Greer
Tollefson
Galligher
Kressinger
Oelwein
Waterloo
Laws Of Golf Q And A From Innis Brown
The column discusses crossing a ditch with a board as a crossable hazard and whether a player may move the board if a ball rests against it. It concludes a player may move the board as a convenience, and if the ball moves accidentally during repositioning the player may replace it without penalty. It also notes a separate incident where a player may face a penalty for striking another ball during a lift request, with the offender losing a stroke.
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Breen
Hagen
Sarazen
Roy Ubdbe
Waterloo
Grand ‘Island
Neb
Roy
Sarazen Chester
Spanish tennis player defeats Tilden for Illinois title
Manuel Alonzo of Spain plays flawless tennis to beat William T. Tilden 8-6, 11-13, 6-4, 6-1 and win the Illinois men's singles championship in Chicago. Helen Wills of California defeats Marion Leighton 6-0, 6-0 for the women’s singles title.
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Chicago
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
William T. Tilden
Illinois
Alonzo
Helen Wills
California
Marion Leighton
Giants Contend as Pennant Race Tightens Across League
New York leads NL shrinks to two and a half games after a 3 0 loss to Cincinnati. St Louis routs Brooklyn while the Reds surge. In AL, Yankees widen their margin with wins by New York and Philadelphia, Cleveland a high scoring upset over Boston. Robertson returns for White Sox in win over Washington. Moran hospital bound with pneumonia. Happeny fills Collins’ spot for Chicago as Giants face testing stretch.
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Giants
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Invaders
Robins
Yanks
Phildelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Robertson
Charley Robertson
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
McGraw
Reds
Leon Cadore
Brooklyn Nationals
Moran
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Ancralt
New York Giants
Collins
Clit Happeny
University of Illinois
Eddie Collins
Keystone
Chicago White Sox
Tip from Vardon on hitting hard without forcing the swing
Harry Vardon advises that a powerful stroke is possible without tensing the body. Kenich urges restraint if extra effort causes mistiming or faults, stressing controlled force over aggressive lurching. Jim Barnes notes tomorrow on the ten sity of grin.
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Harry Vardon
Kenich
Jim Barnes
Shelby Won't Float Bonds to Cover Deficit of Fight
A Shelby rumor claimed a $200,000 bond issue would cover a deficit from the July Fourth boxing bout between Jack Bemmsey and Tommy Gibbons. Mayor James Johnson rejected the claim, noting a $175,000 sidewalk and utilities project in Great Falls funded by bonds long before the fight was considered, with the contractor selling the bonds to finance the work.
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Mont
Shelby Saturd
Shelby
Jack” Bemmsey
Tommy Gibbons
James Johnson
Johnson
Les
Great Falls
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