Hawks Drill Cedar Rapids in First Fracas Eight to One
James Grant pitched a complete game for the Hawks allowing one run on six hits. Waterloo pounded Cedar Rapids starter Lee Bartlett for 15 hits, with Tibbe Serre and Circle each driving in three, as Grant notched his twelfth win of 1927 and the Hawks built a big early lead then cruised to an eight to one victory.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers in Brooklyn Exhibition Tilt
Giants climb upward as Boston import Larry Benton shines on mound. Doak Clark and Ehrhardt pace Brooklyn attack with nine hits in four innings. New York bats back Benton and Clark as Giants beat Dodgers 8 to 2 with timely hits and solid defense.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Mississippi Valley League standings show Waterloo 35 26 and Dubuque 36 26. Yesterday Moline beat Ottumwa while Dubuque edged Burlington. Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island. American League standings list New York 55 22 and Chicago 40 34, with Detroit at 42 36. National League shows Chicago 47 27 and Pittsburgh 44 27. American Association features Toledo 48 27 and St Paul 38 41. Western League leaders Oklahoma City 36 45 and Omaha 33 46. several scores from yesterday’s games are noted.
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Reds rally past Phillies in eleventh for 8 5 win
In Philadelphia on July 9 Cincinnati overwhelmed Philadelphia 8 to 5 in 11 innings. Pipp doubled then walked and Critz and Hargrave delivered key singles to seal the victory after Jack Scott entered in the ninth. Nehf earned the win. Scott took the loss as Cincinnati piled up hits and walks late.
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Cubs Strengthen Lead With 1-0 Win Over Pirates
Chicago Cubs edged Pittsburgh 1-0 as Charley Root and Specs Meadows matched shutout pitching. Johnny Gooch delivered the lone eighth inning run after Grimm doubled, extending the Cubs' division lead and nine game win streak.
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Jowa Tennis Aces to compete in Valley meet at Omaha
Nebraska Iowa Missouri players eye the Missouri Valley tennis title in Omaha July 11 to 16. Alfred H. Chapin Jr. holds the current title from Springfield Mass but may not play. Griffing Bancroft of California, national junior, enters, with Ralph Powell Omaha Wray Brown St. Louis and Harris Coggeshall Des Moines among top contenders as the largest entry list in tourney history grows with teams from Sioux City Denver Council Bluffs Des Moines Kansas City and St. Louis.
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West Union golf star makes hole in one on New Hampton course
Lester Becker, coach at West Union high school, scored a hole in one on the sixth hole at New Hampton course, using a jigger on a 134 yard hole. It is the first recorded ace here this year. Only Dr. B J Wenig has also made a hole in one on the same hole.
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Major League Leaders From July 8 AP Summary
National leaders include Harris of Pittsburgh top batting with 38 runs by Hornsby Giants 70, Waner Pirates 118 hits and 24 doubles, Waner 14 triples, Hornsby 15 homers. Wilson Cubs 15, Williams Phillies 14, Frisch Cardinals 23 stolen bases. Pirates lead 11 3. American top batters Gehrig Yankees .392, Ruth 81 runs, Gehrig 121 hits, Burns Indians 32 doubles, Manush Tigers 11 triples, Gehrig 28 Honus, Sisler 15 steals. Yankees pitcher Hanes noted.
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White Sox Tilt With Red Sox After Heavy Loss
Chicago July 9—The White Sox lost 11 to 5 at Comiskey Park as Boston’s tailenders toppled the Sox. About 18 000 fans attended including many students admitted free. Ted Blankenship Urban Faber and Bert Cole pitched for Chicago while Jack Russell and Slim Harris started for Boston. Harris earned the win and Blankenship the loss.
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Terris Hinges on Right Hand For Title Bid
New York July 9 Sid Terris long touted as New York's lightweight successor to Benny Leonard now bids for the throne after two costly tests. A decisive one punch knockout of Ruby Goldstein and a hard earned win over Billy Wallace show he can punch with his right hand. Terris credits improved hand condition for the surge and says he will use the right more often in pursuit of the title.
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Ruby
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Stymie Golf Rules Outlined by Jock Hutchison
Former British Open holder Jock Hutchison explains stymie play with putter used when green undulations allow around the ball or when far from the hole to get closer on the next stroke. If both balls are distant and one is stymied a mid or fore iron may pitch and run. Near the hole on level greens niblick with a putting stroke is correct.
Mississippi A Gs Hire Former Iowa Stars as Coaches
Mississippi A & M college Starkville Miss. announces two former University of Iowa stars to coach football basketball and track starting next September. Ray Dauber ex Western Reserve head track coach and basketball mentor joins as head track and field coach and head coach of basketball. John Hancock ex Colorado State Teachers assistant will assist in both sports and head football coach.
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Packer Pitcher Drops Last Tilt in Plows Loss
Moline Tuesday, Lefty McClelland, just sold to Los Angeles, started for the Packers and lasted two innings before the Plows exploded in a 9 to 8 victory over Moline. Koenecke hit his 14th homer, Swanson and Mollwitz contributed, and Ottumwa rallied late. Umpires Anderson and Campbell. Time 1 36.
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Boy Scouts to Attend Iowa Denver Contests
Boy Scouts of Iowa will be guests of the University of Iowa at the Denver Iowa football game on October 29. Kenneth E. Griffin, manager of ticket sales, announced invitations will reach all scout troops through district executives. This marks the first Scout guest appearance at the university, with Dad's day Iowa Day set for the October 8 Ohio State game and the 16th annual homecoming on November 3 drawing alumni back.
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Sharkey Predicts Kayo Of Dempsey In Five Rounds
Veteran promoter style chatter centers on Jack Sharkey declaring he will KO Dempsey by the fifth round on July 21. He boasts stronger confidence after recent changes, compares his phase shift to Benny Leonard, and recalls past foes while planning a quick finish against Dempsey.
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New Hampton Golfer Sets Course Record
Charles Weaklen of New Hampton, Iowa, set a course record with a 35 at the New Hampton course. His scorecard shows rounds including threes and fours on par holes, noting earlier lower scores were not officially recognized after changes to traps and rough.
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Courier Special Service
Charles Weaklen
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Badgers Begin Sale of Football Tickets
Madison July 9. Season tickets for Wisconsin football will go on sale next fall to alumni and the public. George W. Levis, director of ticket sales, announces coupon books totaling about 3,000 will cost 12 dollars and admit holders to all five home games. One thousand books go to alumni. the rest to the public.
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