Vick Lifts Ball for Safety That Wins Game
In an eleventh inning rally, Vick homered on the first pitch of the frame to drive in Thompson for a 3 2 victory over Keokuk. Keokuk’s Krause allowed eight Hawks hits, but Vick and Thompson supplied the decisive offense as Waterloo clinched the series with a late surge and strong defensive plays.
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Big Vick
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Mr. Vick
Sot
Lonings
Keokuk
Vick
Dick Manchester
Wabczak
Moline
Meg
Thompson
Glenn
Jack) Frost
Kernan
Bingo
Sle
Theil
Earl Krause
Dubuque
Krause
Flower
Swartz
Potter
Pate
Waterson
Nok
Prevost
Joe
Frost
Kernen
Benda
Pete
Bush
Phen
Wilesloo
Awalsh
Dixon
Storms
Waterloo
Anon Ae
Bwatiz
Prerost
Prost
Patton
Atwell
Dougherty
Swertz
Vicky Kreura
Price
The
Schmeling to meet Sharkey for heavyweight title bout
James J. Tunney notes Dempsey Loughran and Schmeling clash as Max Schmeling faces career pressure from managers commissions and legal limits. The Berliner may fight Jack Sharkey around Sept 26 in Detroit Windsor or New Jersey with Carey guiding talks and a possible August Stott contract.
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Sy Davis J. Walsh
N.S
New York
James Joseph Tunney
Dempsey
Tommy Loughran
Max Schmieling
Schmeling
Massachusetts
Tlingis
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Dominion of Canada
Europe
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Bulow
Bulow
Jack Sharkey
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Jersey
Herr Bulow
Phil Stott
Germany
New York Commission
International Boxing Federation
Ontario
Tilmots
New Jersey
Detroit- Windsor
Winsor
Chicago
Wall Street
Overswing Harmful to Golf Accuracy and Technique
An old golf instruction piece emphasizes short backswing for accuracy, advising against overswing. It notes proper wrist, hip, and arm positions, keeping relaxed, eyes on the ball, and avoiding excessive shoulder turn. It warns that longer backswings reduce accuracy and suggests a concise swing for crisp contact.
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Chick Praser
Teking Kheke
Sok Metzger
Mit Faper
Ark
Missions Waive Requests for Ruether by Mission Club
San Francisco July 10 The Mission club of the Pacific Coast league asked for waivers on Walter Dutch Ruether former New York Yankee pitcher. Ruether has a sore arm all season and other clubs passed him by. Mission manager Red Kiliifer said he would keep Ruether for the rest of the season rather than see him leave the coast circuit.
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San Francisco
INS
Mission Club
Walter
Dutch) Ruether
New York Yankee
Ruether
Red” Kiliifer
Missions
Rnether
Start Match Play in State Tourney With Two Rounds
Country Club Cedar Rapids hosts the Town Amateur golf tourney start with 92 players in two days of qualifying. Lee Herron led with 143, four behind were Lloyd Nordstrom and Paul Barton, while Art Bartlett qualified fifth. First round pairings include Herron versus Chet Yeaman and Bartlett versus WW Heuer. Marta Morgan loses in Los Angeles while Hess defeats Morgan in a non-title bout.
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Davenport
Paul Barton
Darrell Stuart
Waterloo
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bob McKee
Des Moines
John Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Lee Herron
Sioux City
S. Chet Yeaman
Charles Lamar
H. C. Jensen
Orturenai
WW. Heuer
Ira Allen
Davenpork
Clark Thden
Amess
Dobn Vasva
Carl McLaughlin
Pet Wilcox
AL Snider
den Moines
B. Maytagt
Newton
Craig McKee
Dea Moines
Liev Noadrstram
Fae Riddell
Fork Madiron
Carrall Stuart
Waterlon
Fin~ Wondrich
Peaslee Fonbuquel
Ed Swoboda
Des Moinest
James
McGregor
Oskaloosa
O. Wisner
Youths Lead in Early Round for Western Crown
The Western Amateur at Mission Hills Country Club Kansas City opened with 42 of the West’s top golfers after 36 holes, facing 144 holes of match play. Moe and Carter led the medalists while contenders from Illinois Oklahoma Missouri Kansas and others prepared for a multi-day 36 and 18 hole schedule to decide the champion.
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Mission Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Urekaving
Tillinois
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Moe
Don Moe
Keefe Carter, Jr
Oklahoma City
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
Gus Novotny
Chicago
Art Hoklund
Wichita
Frank Aylward
Art Sweet
Carey Hallow
Rudy Knepper
Chester Jones
Keefe Carter
Robert Conlif
Okis
Moeller
Longley Will Have Charge of Tourney at Waterloo Club
Alfred Longley Waterloo attorney was named secretary and treasurer of the Iowa State Golf Association at the annual meeting. The 1930 state tournament was awarded to Sunnyside club, Waterloo. Kenneth Lindsay Cedar Rapids was named president. L. B. Maytag Newton was reelected vice president. Directors include Herman Sani Des Moines E A Durin Cedar Rapids A P Cookin Chariton Lee Heryon Sioux City and M S Buss Denman Des Moines.
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Courier
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Longley
Waterloo
aAttorney
Towa States Golf Association
Sunnyside Club
Kenneth Lindsay
L. B
Bud) Maytag
Newton
Herman Sani
Des Moines
E. A. Durin
A. P. Cookin
Chariton
Lee Heryon
Sioux City
M. S. (Buss) Denman
Tough Tires Easy Prices for Goodrich Tires
Local advertisement lists multiple Goodrich tire sizes with prices from 5.50 to 13.65 and mentions all sizes priced low. Includes Cavalier 29x4.40 and Silvertown 30x4.50, 31x5.24, 3x6.00 patterns and a bulk 126.50 figure.店
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Goodrich Cavalier
Goodrich Silvertown
State Golfers to Find Sunnyside a Championship Test
Waterloo golfers will face a tough challenge next year at Sunnyside Country Club as the site for the state tournament, with veteran Bragdon noting Sunnyside hides par traps and the Waterloo course may rival Cedar Rapids for difficulty. The 1930 state classic was awarded to Sunnyside by the State Golf association, boosting local interest and promising top conditions.
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Town
Sunnyside’ Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kenneth Bragdon
Rapids’ Links
Waterloo
Sunnyside Club
Town State Golf Association
Sunnyside
Bragdon
Cedar Rapids Links
Bragdon Saiff
Cedar Rapids
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Ottumwan
Bob Elderton
Ben Waterlod
Rivers Wins Bout With Boston Pug at Des Moines
In Des Moines on July 10 Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids shaded Boston veteran Jimmy Sacco in ten rounds to take the decision after difficulty landing blows. A prelim between Tuck Haddon of Omaha and Bobby O'Dowd of Cedar Rapids was the high spot of the evening, with O'Dowd winning. Jos Thomas of Oelwein defeated Mike Rozgall of Omaha in ten rounds.
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Des Moines
U.P
Joe Rivers
Cedar Rapids
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Rivers
Sacco
Tuck Haddon
Omaha
Bobby O'Dowd
O'Dowd
Jos Thomas
Oelwein
Mike Rozgall
Denver Negro Wins Unpopular Decision Over Britton
Denver July 9 Han Jenkins a Denver Negro won an unpopular decision over former welterweight champion Jack Britton in a ten round boxing bout last night.
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Johnny Burns
Chica
U.P
California
Ted Moss
South Chicago
Logan Square
Denver
Colo
Han Jenkins
Jack Britton
Baseball Scorecard Fragments Highlight Homer Spree
Yesterday's games show Bottomley and Ruth among top home run hitters with multiple players from Cards Yankees Giants Dodgers and Pirates contributing. Total notes include imprecise tallies and scattered player mentions across the National and American Leagues.
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Ott
Glants
Gehrig
Bottomley
Klein
Phillies
Hafey
Wilson
Cubs
Immons
Athletics
Ruth
Yanks
Odoul
Philles
Jackson
Glenta
Reda
Gohen
Bissonette
Dodgers
L. Wener
Pirates
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George McManus
Yessum
Jiggs
Moores
Lila
Sharkey
Max
William F. Carey
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Lessis
Boxing Commission
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Wiliam Wrigley Jr
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McCarthy
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Tor
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Metzger
Stuart
Rapids Star
Jockumson
Tod Morgan
Los Angeles
Cal
Goldie Hess
Ocean Park
Tad Morgan
Western Crown
McCrary
Longley
Waterloo Club
Russell-Lamson Tire
Boston Pug
Tigers
Burlington Ace
MacDonald
Bowers
John MacDonald
Yesterda
Dubuque Tigers
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Patterson
Errs
Sanenenevere
Burlingtes Neeak
Anderson
Russelly Russell
Stock
Bluege
Speraw
Russell
Russelht
Sperawi
Hases
OY Bowers
Uminires
White
Oellermann
United Press
Black Hawk
Lafayette St
Charchill Drug Co. Distributors
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Tecal
A.C. Stinger
Mazes-Crzonian Croan Co., Inc
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