RAGAN'S MIEN DROP SUNDAY CANES TA TRIBE OF BOYLE
Waterloo loses two to the Ansons. Pat Ragan loses the first 5 to 2 and Skupa quits the second after five innings due to rain. Ragan allows Waterloo's early runs while Schwiete and Gregory hold the Hawks to few hits. In the second game Forsythe and Stavengen spark Marshalltown, as Waterloo totals stifle with late rallies and a strong defensive effort.
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Ragan
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ansons
Pat Ragan
Skupa
Anderson
Schwiete
Stavengen
Messner
Hawks
Water-loo
Church
Thompson
Forsythe
Lenehan
Pézdirtz
Thomason
Pezdirtz
McEwan
Errour
Lubbe
Fergeman
Zart
Stuvengen
Ailsins
Pilcher
Lenahan
Abrhport
O'Shea
Pendlrtz
Leseth
Worgeythe
Wenahan
Schwelte
Perdirtz
Mt Church
Leach
Clemons
Gregory
Avrletiog
Otoh AG
Marshalltown _s
Stuven
Feree- Man
Jeher
Johnson
Bunnies
Balis
Cefiar
ORO Hix
Scharwter
Johneron
Cooper
Islanders
Dubuque
Rock Island
Accent
Rock Tsi
Duhugu
Jon
Murra
Chaquette
Friaal
Dempsex
Patterson Wins World Tennis Championship at Wimbledon
Gerald F. Patterson, veteran Australian Davis Cup star, defeats Randolph Lycett of Britain to win the world men’s tennis championship at Wimbledon. Final scores 6-3 6-4 6-2.
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Patterson
Wimbledon
Eng
Gerald F. Patterson
Randolph Lycett
A Comic Strip in Type and Plea for American Manhood
A fragment from J P McEvoy contrasts scientists condemning modern softness with nostalgia for giants of the past. It references strength tests on punching bags and testing machines, mocks cake eaters and gym culture, and laments a fading era of robust physical vigor. The piece voices demand to restore the bold, muscular spirit of earlier generations.
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Vie
Dinger
Poday
Associated Editors
Knepper Wins Iowa Golf Title For Third Time
Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City captured the 1922 Iowa state golf championship at Hyperion course, defeating Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa 6 up and 13 to play in the finals. Knepper led throughout, never trailed, and extended his advantage with long drives and sharp iron play, including a birdie two on the 15th in the morning round. Bartlett fought back at times but could not close the gap as Knepper sealed the title with a decisive 13th hole win.
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Des Moines
Rudolph Knepper
Sioux City
Iowa
Arthur’ A M. Tartlett
Hyperion
Knepper
Jaws
Altho Bartlett
Kuepper
Bartlett
Sioux City Star
Kneapper
Plagman Defeats Kellerton Man in Shoe Pitching Event
In a Saturday shoe pitching contest at Wellerton and Conroy Iowa, E R Plagman of Conroy easily defeated C F Jackson. Plagman won all three games with scores of 0 to 37 28 ringers and nine doubles, 20 to 21 with 1 1/2 ringers and four doubles, and 36 to 39 with 12 ringers and three doubles.
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E.R. Plagman
Conroy
C.F. Jackson
Wellerton
Plagman
Jackson
Baseball Q and A on base running and pinch hitters
A 1922 Q and A discusses base running rules including forcing runners, signals to umpires, and when a pinch hitter may enter. It clarifies that a runner on second is not forced unless the batter initiates a force, and that a pinch hitter can enter with two strikes and three balls.
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Q. Rinner
Ameurine
Runr
Hall
Tre Ravnar
Sol Metzger
Cubs Hold Dizzy Page In National
Vic Aldridge pitched the Cubs to an eighth victory in nine as Chicago moved to third place in the National League. Killefer’s team shows fiery form and a strong pitching staff, while St Louis and Cleveland push the pace with key wins. Arnold Statz leaves Cubs with an injured hand, traveling home to rest. Browns idle, gain a half game on Yankees after Cleveland’s 8 7 win.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vic Aldridge
Boston
Brooklyn
Killefer
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Rickey
Cleveland
Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Jones
Bob Meusel
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Jake Daubert
Arnold Statz
Cubs
Pacific Coast
Browns
Althe
Baseball standings and scores from multiple leagues
The wrap lists standings and results across the American League, National League, American Association, Western League, and Mississippi Valley League. Highlights include Cleveland 9 New York 7, Chicago 7 Boston 8, Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia a St Louis 6, Brooklyn 4, and diverse midweek results such as Denver 7 Sioux City 1 and Wichita 3 Tulsa 0.
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Clevelams
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Hosten
Cinginauti
Philadelphis
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Milwauke Indianapolis
Mipreanolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Molnes’s
Denver
Souk City
Joseph
Oklahonsa
City
Wichita
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Rock Islands
Dubuque
Milwaukee
Wattern
Moines
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Omaha
Sioux City
Mississippi Valley League
Cegar Raphis
Iuertoaus
St Lo St
New York Vt
Shivago
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelph National i. Leagte. Pee
St Louis
PittuburKh
Philadelphia
American ‘Aggoulation
Indianapolis
ANT Dex Moines
First Lutheran Brotherhood and Walkovers Postponed Game
The First Lutheran brotherhood and Walkover game was postponed from Thursday due to rain and will be played Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Gedar River parks. Indications point to large attendance as both teams prepare their squads.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Gedar River Parks
Waterloo Tennis Team Falls to Cedar Rapids on Clay Courts
Cedar Rapids Tennis Club defeated Waterloo on the Coe College clay courts 6 to 2 in another tight meet. Waterloo's only wins came from Paul Bennett versus Yessler and the doubles pairing Bennett-Hemsworth with Hull, while Weed and Reuben Rath contributed strong play for Cedar Rapids. The match featured fast rallies, net work, and several close singles and doubles contests, including notable performances by Bennett, Weed, and Parks.
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Cedar Rapids
Harter Hall
Parks
Freeze-Magary
R. O. Hutchison
Reuben Rath
Waterloo
Paul Bennett
Yessley
Bennett
Wessler
Weed
Reuben Barh
Vr. I. C. Hemsworth
Hatter Hull
Yessler
Walkover Sluggers Beat Westfield at Byrnes Park
The Walkovers defeated Westfield 14 to 7 in a Sunday game at Byrnes Park. Westfield used three pitchers Rice Swen and Sherman while Broel caught. Kilpatrick pitched for the Walkovers with Biggle behind the plate. A notable play saw Sherman slide from the mound to first to retire a runner.
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Westfields
Byrnes Park
Westfield
Rice
Swen
Sherman
Broel
Kilpatrick
Biggle
Yesterday's Homers in Major Leagues
Baseball round up notes several homers by players Daubert Brooklin Mucker Hollacher Meusel in the American and National Leagues with mentions of Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and New York teams.
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Daubert
Cincinnati
Brooklin
Mucker
St. Louis
Hollacher
Chicago American Meusel
Major League Records Today in Baseball History
Summary of historical baseball records from July dates including most homeruns in five consecutive games and most chances by a catcher in a game. Mentions G Ruth and H Sweeney tied records, with multiple leagues and teams noted including Boston New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago and references to 1912 1903 and 1984 dates.
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Indiviausl
S—A. H. Richardson
Boston
G. Ruth
New York
al Ly
Hi. Sweeney
A. E
Offl Schreckengost
Philadelphia Fa
George Risnail
Milwaukee
H. Sweeney
A. L
F. Flint
Chicago
N. Tay Urs
Naumians Edge Dysart in Error Riddled 8-3 Game
Dysart built a four run lead in the seventh as Nauman's defense faltered on a wet Cedar River park diamond. Schmitz pitched well for Dysart and Hulbert and Nemmers starred for the Naumans with hard hits and standout runs. Final score 8-3.
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Morcum
Nauman
Dysart
Cedar River Park
Schmitz
Hulbert
Nemmers
Naumans
Dixon
Zimmer
Eo Boo
Vickart
Bob Smith
Boettcher
iBaker
iRelmers
Ittalbert
Senmitz
Naumans— Johnson
Rf iNemers
SS Toriffith
Ib Gorman
Turner
Lf Heinz
Coffin
Bacco
Nanumans
Reimers
Nemers
Griffith
Halls
Moreum
Potit
Schmitz A
Iulbert
Welsey
Golfers Start Today in Trans Mississippi Tournament at Omaha
More than 150 golfers teed off at the twenty second Trans Mississippi Golf Association tournament at Omaha Country Club. Defending champion George von Elm led a field including Rudy Knepper, Larry Browfield, Ted Peysander, and Jess Stuttle with strong Western luminaries present. Spectators packed the course as contenders from Salt Lake City to Des Moines and Kansas City gathered for feature play amid a large turnout.
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Omaha
Neb
Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Omaha Country Club
George von Elm
Salt
Lake City
Rudy Knepper
Sioux City
Larry Browfield
Denver
Ted Peysaner
Des ‘Moines
Jess Stuttle
Kansas City
Mississippi
Harrison Johnson
St. Paul
Rain Insurance Ad Promotes Weather Coverage
An insurance notice explains rain insurance for indoor events such as exhibitions fairs athletics contests concerts and similar gatherings. It notes losses from rain and offers options to insure expenses or estimated income for one or several days. Issued by Lamar J. Dure, Merch., 300 East Fourth Street Bank Floor.
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Lamar J. Dure
Mer
East Fourth Street
Dempsey Wills Fight Won't Be Held in New York
International News Sports Editor Davis Walsh reports there will be no Dempsey Wills heavyweight championship bout in New York state. Political caution and November elections curb official sanction, with promoters wary due to lack of state approval despite the bout’s huge money appeal and potential crowd size.
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New York
Davis
Walsh
International News
New York State
John L. Sullivan
Wen
New York State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
jJenie
Gov. Miller
National Open Golf Flights Start at Chicago Today
More than 100 golfers began qualifying rounds in the national open at the Skokie course. The field includes champions of England Scotland Australia and numerous U S amateurs and professionals. Three days of 36 holes daily determine the final 72 hole test with the low 24 daily qualifiers advancing. Francis Ouimet of Houston will not play.
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Chicago
Skokie
England
Scotland
Australia
United States
Francis Ouimet
Houston
Olympic tryouts in Chicago yield standout Italian names
Chicago tryouts see 30 athletes including Johnny Murfih of Notre Dame and Jole Ray the noted miler. The French press hopes America will be satisfied as Susanne Senglen defeats Molla Mallory. John Weismuller mentioned from San Francisco.
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Chicago
Johnny Murfih
Notre Dame
Jole Ray
Yaris
America
Susanne Senglen
Molla Mallory
San Francisco
Cal
John Weismulre
Lynch To Meet Buff In 15 Round Bantam Title Bout
New York July 10 Joe Lynch will attempt to regain the world bantamweight title by meeting Johnny Buff the champion in a 15 round bout to a decision tonight at the New York velodrome. Jler of the Illinois Athletic club set new records in the 100 meter swim and the 71 yard backstroke.
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Jler
Illinois Athletic Club
New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
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