Cards Gain Half Game On Giants
The St Louis Cardinals kept pressure on the New York Giants with a 4 to 1 win over the Dodgers. Rogers Hornsby hit his 22nd homer with two on, as Chicago’s clubs and Cincinnati’s slugging also featured in a busy day of baseball.
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Associated Press
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Shanks
Browns
Yanks
New York
Harris
Athletics
White Sox
Cincinnati
Phillies
Irish Meusel
Cubs
Percy Jones
Braves
Killefer
Dana Fillingim
Schalk
Hauser
Galloway
Ray Schalk
Sox
Severeld
Burns
Red Sox
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A quirky poem praising a brilliant ice man and the comic strip creator. The narrator extols intellect and wit, noting observations, misreadings, and eventual appreciation of the speaker's writing craft. The piece blends humor with affectionate portraiture of artistic talent.
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Type
J. P. McEvoy
Lynch Tops Buff in Comeback to Reclaim Crown
Joe Lynch, the New York bantam, returned to the ring at the New York velodrome and knocked out Buff in the fourteenth round, a six month layoff due to illness and injuries preceding a dominant display. The referee halted after a towel was tossed, signaling Buff’s defeat as Lynch showcased precise lefts and a clear edge across fourteen rounds.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Joe Lynch
Stanley Ketehel
Billy Panke
Panke
Jack Britton
Ted “Kid" Lewis
Ted “Kid
Pete Herman
Pete
Lyne
Lynch
Her- Man
Johnny Buff
Buffy
Exchampion
Buff
Reinbeck Boosters Edge Grundy Center In Tight Game
Reinbeck Boosters beat Grundy Center 5 to 4 in a close Sunday contest on the local field. The wind disrupted fly balls, Daniels stranded bases loaded in the Grundy half, and Obrihor Reinbeck made a running one handed catch in center. Ison and McGowian teamed for Reinbeck while Daniels and Albright worked for Grundy Center. The Boosters seek fast-team managers for open dates.
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Reinbeck
Reinbeck Boosters
Daniels
Obrifor Reinbeck
Grundy
Ison
McGowian
Albright
W. L. McCommons
Lightweight title clash in Iowa spotlight looms
Ave Fidler remains sidelined after the Iowa state lightweight championship attempt and eyes a bout with Roscoe Hail. He claims a right to a title shot after beating Eddie Clarris in Cedar Rapids where a hand injury limited his right jab. Fidler, noted for punishing body punches, showed resilience against St Paul’s Ste Paul though his right hand went nearly useless in the later rounds.
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Ave Fidler
Roscoe Hail
Fidler
Eddie Clarris
Ste Paul
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
St. Paul
Independence Wins In Hotly Contested Game
Independence defeated Fairbank 4 to 3 in a tight Sunday diamond battle at Fairbank. Frank pitched for Independence and yielded seven hits to Schmidt’s lineup while Fairbank walked him freely. A key moment came when Toomey belted a home run in the eighth inning. The scoring line shows a close contest with late drama.
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Fairbank
Independence
Frank
Schmidt
Toomey
Bathie Improves After Appendectomy In Chicago
William Bathie professional golfer from Waterloo Ta.. reports from Chicago hospital say he is improving after an appendectomy performed yesterday. Bathie fell ill en route to the national open at Skokie Country Club and underwent surgery upon arrival.
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Chicago
William Bathie
Waterloo
Bathie
Skokie Country Club
Chiccanzo Adds Grigsbs. Ruff Falls To TKO
Chicago clubs acquire Horace Grigsbs, Sapulpa standout. Joe Lynch wins world bantamweight title by technical knockout in round fourteen over Johnny Ruff. Grace Direct posts fastest mile of season at 2 02 in Fort Miami. Muldoon criticizes delay in Dempsey-Willy fight action. Whiskaway vs Gray Lay match offer tops racing news. USLTA cables to French federation after Lege...
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Chiccanzo
Chicago
C'ubs
Horace Grigsbs
Sapulpa
Okladlos
Western Association
New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Ruff
Toledo
Grace Direct
Fort Miami
Iin
Willam Muldoon
New York Commission
Paddy Mullens
Muldoon
Fand
Minnire
Whiskaway
Harry Payne Whitney
Gray Lay
Rancoras
New Y York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
French Tennis Federation
Mile
I.englen
Mes. Mallory
Safe or Out in Baseball: Rules and Scenarios
A 1922 instructional note outlines umpire authority and ruling choices for contested calls. It covers leaving the field forfeiting rights, ball in play when hit by umpire, fair or foul balls off bases, runners advancing on catches, and returning runners. It advises writing the sporting editor Charles D. White for authoritative answers.
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Proesses
Jerty
Doubdt
Pitoner
Independence - Fairbank
Sat Metzger
Charles D. White
Catchers Home Run Wins Ball Game for Washburn
Washburn Ich. July 10 A four base hit by Rachay sparked Washburn to a 6 to 2 victory over La Porte City Sunday. Stainbrook started on the mound for the visitors and allowed first defeat of the season. Racely delivered a homerun off Stainbrook, with Youngblut and Rachay also contributing.
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Washburn
Rachey
la Porte City
Stainbrook
R. H. E. la Porte City
Homerun
Yownebluy
Metcalf
Youngblut
Rachay
Bunnies Tie Game Then Triumph In Late Rally
Cedar Rapids July 11 Octunwa kept scoring bursts as the bun n ies edged Ottumwa 4 to 3 after a seesaw game. A ninth inning rally produced the winning run as Dixon scored on a fielder’s choice following Speas’ single and a fielding error. Pitching by Heisser and Kell held Ottumwa at bay in the final frames. Game notes list hits by Stalker Kennedy Dixon and Schuster with multiple errors contributing to the tense finish.
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Cedar Rapids
Fang
Ollumwa
Speas
Fileder
Dixon
Gitumwr
Ra & Cedar
Heisser
Keil
Senu
McCracken
Eliott
Lewis
Jefineck
iStalker
Enisttt Kennedy
Schuster
Vcarcoran
Macken
Well
Te Ale Macken
Dubuque
Rock Island
Waterloo-Marshalltown
Belsser
Kell His
Lelliqtt
Wkd
Standings of the clubs in the major leagues and associations
National League standings show New York at 18 4 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 Boston 0 St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1. American League lists Philadelphia a Chicago 2 St Louis Houston 4 4 Detroit b Washington 2. American Association reports Indianapolis 18 Columbus 6 St Paul Kansas City 4 Louisville 5 Toledo 4. Western League notes Sioux City 13 Omaha Denver at Des Moines rain. No other schedules listed.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis
Hoston
Detroit B
Washington
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Denver
Des Moines
Rock Leland
Boyton
American Association
Tiuliana Pols St
Milwaukee
Us Minneapolla Louisy
Lack of Tennis Toys Causes Loss of Game
On a leisure Sunday in Marshalltown Hawks members varied pursuits. Roy Lubbe and George Pezdirtz played tennis at Byrnes park, Pezdirtz winning only one of six events. Abbi blamed shoes as Lubbe noted he wore brogues. McEwan entertained the group with a song fest at a local music store.
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Marshalltown
Hawks
Walt Fergeman
Dave Leach
A. ©. Willford
Roy Lubbe
George Pezdirtz
Byrnes Park
Pez
Abbi
Lubbe
Lao
McEwan
Slugging Allison Leads Allison Past Dumont in Hard-Hitting Game
Dumont faced Allison Sunday as Allison won 6 to 0 in a game noted for hard hitting. Bowers struck out 13 for Allison, while Wilcox had seven putouts in left for Dumont. Woodring and Trotter handled batteries for Allison, with umpires named Fins and Tyraham.
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Dumont
Allison
Bowers
Wilcox
Inmings
Alison
Woodring
Trotter
Welves
Tyraham
Fins
Omaha Green Goblins in Waterloo Clash at Valley Park
The Omaha Green Goblins, a colored semipro team, headquarter in Waterloo and seek games with semi pros. Thursday evening they clash at Valley League Park and plan a three game series with Oelwein, while courting a date with the Pubnaue White Sox.
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Omaha Green Goblins
Waterloo
King
Unis
Goblings
Rialtos
Valley League
At & P.m
Goblins
Oelwein
Pubnaue White Sox
Rath's To Crash With Allison This Sunday
Rath's Packing team will meet Allison in a game at that place Sunday July 16. Allison defeated Dumont last Sunday and has been winning a goodly percentage of games played. The Rath aggregation is one of the strong semipro teams of central Iowa.
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Rath
Allison
Dumont
Towa
Darkness Ends Diamond Battle Between Two Churches
In a Sunday School Twilight League game between St. Paul's Methodist and Walnut Street Baptist, the score tied 1-1 after seven innings. A triple by Held produced St. Paul's lone tally in the third, but Baptist rallied to force extra innings. final score unresolved. Umpires Sprackling and Dwyer oversaw a game marked by baseball highlights and numerous base hits. players listed include Held, Berray, Jett, Berry, Messinger, Boni.
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St. Paul's Methodist
Walnut Street
St. Paul's
Baptists
St. Paul's Fornong
Baptist
Berray
Jett
Berry
Messinger
Niles
Boni
Sprackling
Dwyer
Rath s Packing Seeks Sunday Baseball Date
Rath s Packing baseball team had an open date for Sunday July 16 and clubs outside Waterloo could secure the date by telephoning Manager Mosher at phone 1322.
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Rath
Waterloo
Mosher
Night boxing results from multiple cities across the U S
Last night Toledo saw Krohn defeat Lohman in 12 rounds while New York saw Lynch stop Buff in the 14th. Pepper Martin outpointed Delmont in 16 rounds in Boston and Robson defeated Shade over 14 in Albany. Miske beat Burke in Denver and Greb edged Loughran in eight in Philadelphia. Some critics favored Loughran, as Moran beat Tiplitz in eight.
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Toledo
Harry Krohn
Akron
Joe Lohman
New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
Boston
Vincent “Pepper
Martin
Gene Delmont
Albany
Tommy Robson
George Shade
Denver
Hilly Miske
Martin Burke
Philadelphia
Jarory Greb
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Tal Moran
Joe Tiplitz
Major League Records From 1892 1910 1913 Compiled
Historical baseball records noted with multiple players achieving marks such as six hits in six at bats, most runs batted in by an individual in a game, and three men on one base. Names include W Rollinson, W Bransfield, and Roy Hartzogel among others, with teams Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland and more cited across 1892 1910 and related years.
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Zimmer
Feveland CN
V. Weld
W. Robinson
Baltimiere
Scord
W._ KE
Bransfield
Enuz
E— W. EL Mransfield
Philadelphia
Aravath
D. Roeblertsen
Roy Hartazel
W. Rollinson
Baltimore
CN. T
Barcay Notes And Local Farm Updates
Mrs. Matt Ortner and daughter visited Grandma Brown. A poultry feeding demonstration is planned for July 12 at 7 PM at the Mike Staebell farm. George McNehis farms 206 acres in Lester township with 100 m oats and 31 in fine potatoes. Recent rains damaged hay. Mondar G. S. Rieckner hauled a herd of hogs to Dewar. Dewar won a game 17 to 6.
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Barclay
Matt Ortner
Grandma Brown
Dewar
Pickup
Matt Risse
Rescue of Young Fish by Local Anglers in Black Hawk County
Anglers are urged to devote time to rescuing young fish from drying ponds and sloughs near rivers and creeks in Black Hawk County. Deputy Fish and Game Warden Chapman will provide a seine and join parties. Volunteers can form small groups with rubber boots and minnow buckets to transport fish to nearby streams. contact Chapman at his residence or phone for details.
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Black Hawk County
Chapman
Raganites Open Three-Game Series With Cedar Rapids
Ragan's men renew play at Valley league park facing Cedar Rapids in a three game set. Kumpton chosen to oppose the Bunnie Moundsman, his second Hawk appearance after a loss in the first meeting. Newcomers Church Farley O'Shea Perdirtz Leach Thomason McEwan form infield and outfield with Parley noted for speed and base running.
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Ragan
Cedar Rapids
Kumpton
Bunnie Moundsman
Hawk
Ad Church
Farley
O'Shea
Perdirtz
Leach
Thomason
McEwan
Ubbe
Sigworth Genealogy Fills 68 Page Book
Dr H W Sigworth of Anamosa Ia has prepared a 66 page genealogy of the Sigworth and Neely families. The work traces John D Sigworth who left Metzingen Prussia in 1903 at 17 and served three years in Lancaster Pa to pay for passage. It covers marriages descendants and Dr Sigworth’s eventual move across Iowa and Minnesota before settling in Anamosa. The piece notes his two marriages and children detailing careers and homes of Dwight L DeBira Fred Byers Gladys Love Harry William and others. The Neelys came to America from county Antrim Ireland in the same lineage continuation.
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H. W. Sigworth
Anamosa
Euther
Waterloo
Sigworth
Neely
John David Sigworth
Metzingen
Sturtemburg
Prussia
United States
Lancaster
John D. Sigworth
Missi Rosina Hensen
John H. Sigworth
Frances Neely
Dubuque
Jones County
Strawberry Point
West Union
Mason City
Forest City
Blue Earth
Minn
Wattheek
Kan County
Towa
Anawosa
Phoebe Bowen
Clar
Wis
Jennie Meade
Dwight L
DeBira
Salina
Kan
Fred Byers
Gladys Love
John A. Hull
Tioone
Harry William
Waterlon
Neelys
America
County Antrim
Treland
Colonial Families Contributed War Service Across Generations
The Sigworth and Kapp families, along with related branches, supplied soldiers for the American Revolution, War of 1812, and the Civil War. Dr. Sigworth donated a copy of the book to Waterloo library.
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Sigworths
Kapps
Sigworth
Waterloo
Leaves Egg Case 22 Years Later Finds It Returned
Lamar Sinnard once ran a Park Road grocery, the first suburb store in the east city area. A Waterloo visitor claimed he sold eggs to a Sinnardon 22 years ago and left a wooden egg case with fillers. Roy Sinnard recovered the case in his basement and learned the visitor was Lamar Sinnard, recently returned from years away. In a separate note, six year old Clarence Chaney suffered a mangled finger at Brenes Park requiring amputation at home.
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Lamar P. Sinnard
Park Road
Roy Sinnard
Waterloo East
Sinnardon Park
Roy
Lamar
Brather
Toy Sinnard
Clarence Junior Chaney
Williston Avenue
Brenes Park
Estate administrator seeks 16000 fee in four year settlement
E R Campbell Fort Dodge and his firm ask probate court in Black Hawk county to approve a total fee of 16000 for himself and 16000 for his attorneys for settling the estate of Frank A Anderson. He claims assets valued at 230000 after appraisals, with eight trips to Minnesota, three to Rockford and multiple trips to Chicago and Waterloo. The estate includes stock later sold for 35000, while 25000 remains, heirs are eight siblings across Sweden Illinois Minnesota and Iowa, and final report to follow.
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Frank A. Anderson
E.R. Campbell
Fort Dodge
J. B. Newman
Cedar Falls
Price & Burnquist
Black Hawk County
Clavns
Mr. Campbell
Anderson
Sweden
Tllinois
Minnesota
Chicago
Rockford
Waterloo
Decedent
Ill
Campbell
Ant x Ele tity's in he 122 327
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