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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1928

Page

12

White Sox rout Senators in wild 13 7 game

In Washington on July 9 the Chicago White Sox slammed the Senators 13 to 7 in a sunbaked third game, tying for fifth place. Ted Lyons pitched for the Senators while Chicago used many hitters, producing a high scoring affair despite heat.

New York St. Louis Browns Yankees Crowder Blaeholder Ruth Hilt Koenig Lazzeri Blue Schulte St. Louis McNeely Brannon Manush Kress Ore Ab Manion Growder New -York Goemba Gehrig Beusel Durocher Robinson Grabowsh Collins Campbell Bhealy Wovess Thomas Durst Grabowski Fithy New York Caresses Ruins Manion Combs Lazzerh Geterree Bage Kitk aCombs Lazerote Gailig Qurocher Gibrig Sheely Shealy Jeied Blug O'Arke Achang T Blaehalder Cescseeeres Newcombs Rf Gehrig Laredrl Meusel Dugan Te Collins Johnson P Moore P Thomas X . Paschal xDursh Muobre Elphih Summuary Ted Largert Blueholder Rew Larszett Rethi ' Eactifice Sehang Roenng Laazzert Heannen Bill Moore Tnsi Blachalder Dugans Blashalders Jonnson McGowan Connolly Batty White Sox Senators Washington,d. C Sox Washington Senators Ted Lyons Harris Sam Jones Clark Griffith Cllb Chilcago Poae Hunneffeld Quiancy Mostil Saigrog Reynolds Rt Kamm Metaler Sn Og Oysset Croust Lyers Ceeeseseds Washington Hager Barnes Dudge Lb Reeves Wert Ioi Bliege Todd A Rude Burke Likenbee Ahon Tate Kenna Fem Marberry Atth Zachary Tor Burke Spaulding

Moment on the road and weathered love in a bustling era

A clipped collage of notes and quips on travel longing and fate. A working man’s longing to roam contrasts with light romance as weather and chance threads through daily life. Political skews, broker rumors, and a feathered hint at a Des Moines visit punctuate a slice of wartime era social texture.

Joe Young May Surprise Drury in Eight Round Show

Joe Young of St. Paul arrives in Marshalltown for an eight round main event at Electric Park to clash with Clyde Drury, boasting a strong pro record and experience from rings with Gibbons and Delaney. Promoter Ralph Alexander expects a tough test for Drury as Young’s KO power and list of victims loom large.

Jdo Joe Young St. Paul Clyde Drury Marshalltown Electric Park Young Archit’ Amons Detroit Ralph Alexander Drury Kid Villa Parkersburg Shorty Michael Kid Curley

Petty Holds Gubs to Six Hits in Brooklyn Win

Brooklyn Robins defeated Chicago Cubs 6 to 2 at Wrigley Field as Pete Petty’s southpaw shutout bid unraveled on a Del Bissonette error. Gibby Hartnett homered in the seventh, while Hartnett and Herman drove in three runs for Chicago. Red Lucas earned the Reds win later in the day.

Chicago Jess Petty Wrigley Field Brooklyn Robins A & To Bruins Rea del Bissonette McCarthy Gibby Hartnett Brooklyn Guyler Wilson Hoia Stephenson Grimm Hartnett Beck Otita Bush Hoot Corison McMillan Recese Rook Wee Bummary Herman Petty Carey Gooch Carey Bressler Hendrick Maguire Cuyler Bancroft Patty Bancraft Bissonette Bush Root Pretty Bi Carlson Bualt Ummires Stark Quigley Prirman Reds Phillies Cincinnati Ciney Callaghan Red Lucas Philadelphia Abrhtor S‘thern Oon Eh Thompson Hurst Theni Whitney Leach Bletrick OH Sand Ieee Lerfan Riveree Schuliig Og Miller Ao Gritz Rixey Lucas Rey CincinnAs Pieinich Pipp McGraw McCormick Klem

California and Penn to meet in 1929 football clash

University of California and the University of Pennsylvania will meet at Franklin Field in Philadelphia on October 12 or 19, 1929. Penn graduate manager Er heat Cozen announced the matchup, marking the first meeting between the programs in the east and west.

Philadelphia University of California University of Pennsylvania Franklin Erheat Cozen Penn

Taro Wins First Place in Lincoln Handicap

Lincoln Handicap winner Taro, Ed ward McLean's 3 year old, claimed victory despite a slight lame condition. Trainer Johnny Schorr plans Toro for the Marquette Handicap at Chicago and possibly a Saratoga clash with Reigh Count. Toro has earned over $80,000 this season toward the money-winning title.

Chicago Taro Edward B. McLean Johnny: Schorr Toro Schorr

Golf as Champions Play It by John Golden

Fragmentary text discusses a golf technique or shot described by John Golden. Includes references to an intentional slice and mechanics of the swing. Mentions New Jersey, ABET, and terms suggestive of coaching notes or patent-like wording.

John Golden New Jersey Owen, Abet

Two Title Bouts Slated In New York Stadiums This Week

Two championship boxing matches set for this week weather permitting. Eddie Martin junior lightweight defends against Morgan at Ebbets Field Brooklyn in a 15 round bout with Morgan a slight favorite. Tory Schwartz, New York light weight champion, faces Frisco Grande in a 12 round bout at Rockaway Stadium with Schwartz slight favorite.

New York Ted. Morgan-Eddie Cannonball Martin Ebbetsfield Brooklyn Morgan Corporal Tory Schwartz New -York State Athletic Commission Frisco Grande Buffalo

Shade to Meet Colima in Ten-Round Chicago Bout

Dave Shade of California will fight Berl Colima of Mexico in a 10 round middleweight bout tonight in Chicago. The victor could be matched with Mickey Walker for the championship.

Germany Likely to Surprise in Olympic Sprints

A newspaper discussion praises German sprinter Koernig as a potential shock at Amsterdam. The piece notes his 100 m times near 10.1 and 100 yd times around 9.2, compares him to American greats, and predicts Germany may not win the relay but could surprise in the sprint events.

Germany HY Renry Cumming University of Virginia Koerniig Helmut. Koernig Lloyd Murchison Paddock Huber Houben Koeniig Koernig Murchison Charlie Barah Vhiike Houben Koeriig Chet Bowman de Hart Hubbard Europe Denmark Hungary France Richard Rau Presmi America Amsterdam

Shops Outfit Bests Nashua in Picnic Mix

Minuots Central shops baseball team defeated Nashua 6 1 at the annual picnic event. Bredan led with a triple two doubles and a single in four at bats. Collins starred in center field. Beard and Ole Bielke pitched for the winners while Jones and W Bielke played for Nashua. The team seeks a game with a fast Komipro side next Sunday. Bielke is manager.

Minuots Central Shops Nashua Minots Central Bredan Shops Collins Beard Ole Bielke Jones W. Bielke 7. C. Shops Komipro Blelke

Tunney Faces Heeney for $525000 Purse in Ring

The article notes Gene Tunney’s payday of $525000 for his bout with Tom Heeney, with pundits comparing the money to that earned by boxing greats of the past. It highlights the era's big money in boxing and mentions other sports stars as a contrast to high boxing purses.

Ceer Tom Weeney Ike Bob Fltnsimmons Tom Sharkey Pater Maher Gus Rain Peter Jackson Kid McCoy Babe Ruths Herb Pennock Grover Alexander Dazzy ‘Vance Ruth

Reinbeck Triumphs in Corn Belt Baseball Opener

Reinbeck defeated Eagle Center 12 to 0 in the only Corn Belt game yesterday as two others were postponed due to fog or wet grounds. Hudson and Ja contributed to Reinbeck’s decisive win in Reinbeck.

Carrier Special Service Hudson, Ja Corn Belt Baseball League Reinbeck Eagle Center

Bears Stand Out as Best Rowing Combine of Year

California's varsity eight dominated a three-day sweep against Yale and other crews, shaping a strong Olympic bid for Amsterdam. Coach Sileah Ed Brown praised Yale’s smoothness but conceded California’s superior power and speed in decisive Saturday racing.

Bears New York California Amsterdam Vals Philadelphia Golden Bears Yale Shell America Sileah Ed Brown Harvard Matster Californias Drawn Brown Mora Yale Shell

Senators Send Horace Lisenbee to Miller Club

Washington notes Horace Lisenbee, once a league sensation, sent on option to Miller Club as the Senators suffer another crushing defeat. Once solid, Lisenbee now joins a struggling pitching staff after a poor showing against the Chicago White Sox.

Senators Horace Lisenbee Miller Club Washington D. C Lucky Harris Rigades Minneapolis American Association Bub Joe J Chicago White Sox Sox

Eight Church League Baseball Games Carded This Week

Eight games are slated in the Sunday school baseball league this week with two opener contests at Cedar River park. Walnut Street Baptist meets First Baptist in one game while First Brethren faces First M. 5 in the other. The rest of the schedule runs Tuesday through Friday with matchups including Church of Brethren, First Congregational, First Presbyterian, St. Paul’s M. B., Grace ME Plymouth United Presbyterian, Walnut Street Baptist, Burton Avenue Baptist, Linden M. E., and United Brethren.

Cedar River Park Walnut Street Baptist First ‘Baptist First Brethren First M. #5 Chureh of Brethren First Congregational First’ Presbyterian St. Paul's M. B Plymouth United Presbyterian Burton Ayernue First Presbyterian United Brethren

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