Hawks defeat Burlington in tight baseball contest 5 to 3
The Hawks beat Burlington 5 to 3 despite early Bees pressure. Kettenbeil held Burlington to three safeties through eight, while Dixon and McDermott led a six run seventh inning rally that sealed the game. Newcomer McCaffrey, from St. Louis, contributed at bat with one hit and fielding limited chances.
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Hlawks
Burlington
Dixon
Thesis Spurbeck
Ferguson
Venemon
Bee Twirler
Kettenbeil
Perm
Rooster Kettenbeil
Swanson
Walker
Efror
Malonay
Bees
Mann
Roseberg
Hawks
Uplil
Altgilver
Veneiman
Clarke
Hawk
Watersoo
Kettendeil
Aigbermatts
Stoecker
Beal
Rutledge
Don
McDermott
Kettenbell
Ait Bilver
McCaffrey
St. Louis
The
Birds
Bann
Benl
Son
Maloney
Hottman
Waterloo
feDermott
Keleer
Grofit
Rosedere
Sir Caiirey
Seeseus
Bettenbell
Dermott
Grat
Seere
Charles City Athletes Organize Baseball Nine
Charles City athletes organized a baseball team in the past ten days, largely composed of former and university players. They travel to Osage this afternoon for a doubleheader on Sunday, with Charles City facing Riud in the first game and the winner meeting Leos Mina in the second. Manager Quinien Gabriel leads the club.
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Charles City
Spr
Eialy
Charles City Baseball Iui
Osage
Riuid
Leos
Mina
Jocat Ning Fa
Quinien Gabriel
Standing of the Clubs in Mississippi Valley and Leagues
In the Mississippi Valley League Waterloo defeats Burlington five to two while Dubuque edges Rock Island Moline thirteen to three. Cedar Rapids wins one to nil and Marshalltown 9 to seven over Ottumwa. American League results show Washington ten Chicago two. Detroit five five Boston zero. Cleveland fourteen five Philadelphia one seven. New York and St. Louis four and five. Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn postponed by rain. American Association notes Kansas City vs New York six, Louisville three. Toledo at Minneapolis rain. Columbus at St Paul rain. Western League scores Denver seven three Des Moines four two. Milwaukee six Oklahoma City one. Lincoln thirteen Omaha twelve. St Joseph four Tulsa four.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Dubudne
Rock Island
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Ottuwwa
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelonia
York
St. Louis
Nation
Jigoene St. Juouis
Cinciinnati
Pladelphta
Brooklyn
Miessissiple Valley
Tyru Gellar Mapits
Motine Sas
Marshaltown ‘ Rae
Burnington
Dubuane Bats Terres
Pia
Hee
New York
Cleveland Fe
Ation Ague
Melsburgh Wen
Navy York
Brooklyn Ee Res Peewee Ny
Ak Rouls
Cinein AU
Indianapal
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milhwaukeeigo
Estern
L. Pet
Denver Stapes
Oklahoma Clay
Bes Moines
Wichita Stabate Vnal
Omaha
Joseph Caer
Tulsa
Forest essay wins by judge urging forest care and fire study
Amid American Forest Week, western national forest supervisors held student essay contests. A judge at a Rocky Mountain district court turned a fire incident into a lesson, assigning four youths to study forest damage and write about it. The piece emphasizes care, prevention, and preservation of forests and laments careless acts.
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American Forest Week
National Forests
West
Rocky Mountain Park
Park
OFRT
Coveleskie Triumphs Over White Sox With 2-10 Victory
The veteran spitballer Stanley Coveleskie led the Cleveland group in a 2-10 to 4 win over the White Sox, boosting the Senators to the top of the American League by two and a half games. Other results include Detroit sweeping Boston 6-0 and 2-? while the Yankees snapped a four game skid with a win over the Browns. Sam Rice and Goose Goslin boosted base stealing totals as Johnny Mostil leads with 26. The Pirates and Giants hoped for a doubleheader while the Cardinals beat the Braves 5-4 in the lone NL game. Walter Johnson was sidelined with a minor ankle issue but plans to rejoin soon.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Washington
Iris Speaker
Covey
White Sox
Senators
Athletics
Indians
Philadelphia
Eddie Rommell
Mackmen
Detroit
Red Sox
Tigers
Daus
Boston
Heilmann
Bengal
Yankees
Browns
Loases
Babertyth
Hugmen
Pirates
Giants
Cardinals
Braves
Sam Rice
Goose Goslin
Johnny Mostil
Rice
Goslin
Mostil
Gostin
Walter Johnson
Alstonsus
Amused clubs spark a wartime baseball joke
Brooklyn first baseman Jack Fournier recalls the best joke he heard from Washington coach Al Schact who teased his partner Nick Altreck. Schact is noted as a standout in humor alongside the late Germain Schaefer, highlighting a light moment in baseball lore.
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AL Demaree
Jack Fournier
Brooklyn
al Schact
Washington
Nick Altreck
Schact
Altreck
Germain” Schaefer
English Athletes Confident for Harvard-Yale Showdown
English Cambridge-Oxford track athletes on the Cambridge-Oxford team express confidence ahead of the dual meet with Harvard-Yale at Harvard Stadium. Lord David Burghley says the stadium track is in excellent, fast condition and the visitors, staying near President Coolidge’s summer home, have spent time at the Atlantic coast.
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Cinternational News
Cambridge
Mass
Swampscott
President Coolidge
Hampton Pirates defeat Dows team 3 to 2 on Sunday
Dows, Iowa July 9 Hampton Pirates beat the Dows nine 3 to 2. Webb pitched for Hampton and Cabell at third made nine putouts without a misplay. Hampton's defense sparkled as the Pirates overcame Dows to secure the win.
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Hampton Pirates
DOWS
Webb
Cabell
Hampton
Rejuvenated Cubs Rally Past Rock Island 5 4 In Eleventh
In Dubuque on July 9 Paul Leslie, the Dubuque shortstop, stole home in the eleventh to give the Ironmen a 5 4 victory over Rock Island. Dubuque trailed until the ninth as Rock Island tied the game, then Leslie delivered the decisive run with two out in the extra frame.
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Dubuque
Paul Leslie
Ironmen
Rock Island
jBryan
Neenews
Armstrong
Umcguire
Llillis
Moore
Yeeereeey T
Leslie
Eek Ustand
McGuire
Gray
Gerken
Lo'shea
Crong
Walsh
Burrus
Gerke Rohengsent
Bush
Bryan iRyan
Robertson
Bryan
Ryan
Ihits
Bryan Lin
Tnnines
Tnings
Hevan
Kaile
Drury Dominates Corey in Park Card Feature Bout
Clyde Drury of Marshalltown controlled the six round feature at Electric Park last night, delivering a severe beating to Jack Corey of East St. Louis and scoring three knockdowns. Bob Putney won the semi windup against Dakota Kid by wide margins, and Kid Roberts stopped Glenn Russell by technical knockout in the second round.
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Drury
Corey
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Electric Park
Jack Corey
East St. Louis
Bob Putney
Dakota Kid
Putney
Kid Roberts
Glenn Russell
Kearns Eyes New York Comeback In Boxing Battle
J Kearns plans to appear before the New York boxing commission to resubmit a Wills challenge after Dempsey’s Europe trip and Will s absence. Mickey Walker returns to the ring and faces Dave Shade amid board debates over where the title bout could be staged and pay.
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United Press
New York
Harry Wills
Europe
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
New York Boxing Commission
Solans
Kearns
Commissio
Dempsey
Hole
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Walker
California
Leo Flynn
Jack Doyle
Vernon
Shade
Polar Brounds
Harry Greh
Little
Man Killer
Jimmy Slattery
The Shape of the Driver in Golf Confidence and Club Head Size
A discussion on driver head shape suggesting the larger headed driver yields better results and greater confidence for players. Mentions Willie Ugg as New England Professional and Massachusetts Open Champion, implying a link between head size and performance.
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Ty Willie Ugg
New England
Marshalltown and Ottumwa Split Twin Day Games
Marshalltown and Ottumwa split a doubleheader in the twin program yesterday. The Ansons won the 13 inning opener 3 to 2, and the Cards won the seven inning sunset tilt 7 to 1, with Lukehart vs Johnson pitching in the first game and clutch Cards hitting securing the second. PRESBYTERIANS WIN. First Presbyterian church team defeated Burton Avenue Baptist 14 to 2 at Cedar River park last night.
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Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Ansons
Lukehart
Johnson
Presbyterians
First Presbyterian Church
Burton Avenue Baptist
Cedar River Park
Hawks Extend Lead In Standings After Midweek Action
The Hawks of Waterloo gained half a game on Marshalltown and sit one behind the Ansons, aided by Moline and Dub<u>uque wins over Cedar Rapids and Rock Island. Waterloo trails the leading Bunnies by five and a half. Today’s 3 p.m. game with Burlington aimed to fit in players’ travel after a veteran train. The team will visit Ottumwa for a three game set Friday through Sunday, then host Rock Island and Cedar Rapids in the Progressive Series next Thursday.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
Ansons
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Moline
Dubuque
Hawks
Burlington
Tof
Hee
Bethere
Ottumwa
Rock Estrad
Moline tops Buns 13 to 1 in lop-sided game
Moline crushed Cedar Rapids 13 to 1 as Huarte, While and Swanson executed a triple play by the losers. Makeover, Gardner and Young anchored Moline’s offense while Dennison allowed limited hits. Umpires Davenport and Kirk ran the plate as 2,500 attended.
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Huarte
Swanson
Mondine
Path Line
Hometun
Andre
Smith
Young
Bates
Makeover
While
Gardner
Lisle
Dennison
Orstatti
Schmit
Helis
Uitcher
Bartlett
Orstatt
Davenport
Kirk
Dime
Third round Iowa State Golf Meet is slated today
Sioux City July 9 Special With Waterloo on the way home and Bill Bathie carrying the pro title the amateur race narrowed to eight players. Bob McKee defeated Ralph Tider 1 up on 38 holes in a thriller. Bartlett easily beat Deeman 6 and 4 and Bartlett defeated Moore 12 11. Paysner reached the semifinals after beating Howe 6 5. Meisenholder beat Bowne and Becket eliminated Humphrey. Barton defeated McLaughlin 6 6 and Ingham beat Decker French. Low scores included Bartlett 70 and Barton 71. Today's matches Bartlett vs Herron Paysner vs Meisenholder Becket vs Barton Ing ham.
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Sioux City
Waterloo
Bill Bathie
Bob McKee
Des Moines
Ralph Tider
Bartlett
Lee Herron
Sioux City, Defeated ‘Buzz’ Deeman
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Rex Moore
Harlan
Ted Paysner
Dubuqus
Paul Howe
Eddie Meisenholder
Ben Bowne
Guy Becket
Nebraska
J. H. Humphrey
Sioux Cit
Paul Barton
Carl McLaughlin
Harvey Ingham
Decker French
Davenport
Ridér
Barton
Herron
Payseur
Meisenholder
Anise
Backet
Inglam
Hiness Appointed Mat Coach at Northwestern
Northwestern university faculty committee on athletics names Bryan Hines former Purple and Olympic wrestling star as wrestling coach to begin duties in September. Hines holds national A A U title at 124 pounds and competed in Big Ten meets for three years. H. W. McPherson named manager of wrestling activities to assist in recruiting new talent. McPherson is an engineering student.
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Ivanaton, Jr
Northwestern University
Bryan Nines
Hines
H. W. McPherson
McPherson
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