Bob Martin Faces Second Big Test Tonight
United Press reports Bob Martin the Army champion meets Frank Moran in a 13 round bout in New York. Moran, a tough challenger from Pittsburgh, aims to derail the French beater and earn access to a world title as promoters hype a decisive moment for the American forces boxing era.
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Frank Moran
New York
United Press
Bob Martin
France
Bill Brennan
Jimmie Bronson
A. Kb. PF
Martin
Brennan
Moran
London
Georgeser
Joe Beckett
Mary
Pack
Timely Drive in Seventh Lifts Denver to 4 2 Victory
Kniel's three-base hit in the seventh, with two aboard, broke a 2 2 tie and powered Denver to a 4 2 win over Waterloo Tupo rs Central. Denver collected 10 hits off Goswilter while Waterloo had six off Diekmanz. Score by innings shows Denver leading 2 1 after five, then pulling away in the ninth. Umpire Camp officiated.
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Denver
Kniel
Waterloo Tupors
Ons Toretaly
Goswiller
Diekmanz
Jocal Hader
Jesup
LC Shop
Denver Voulotzox
Goswitler
Melvin
Bsttern
Berger
Camp
Ackley Edges Belmond In Narrow 5 4 Victory
Ackley took a close game from Belmond 5 to 4 in Belmond Indiana on Sunday. De Nui of Ackley hit a home run while Whitford of Belmond struck out 11 and Pilmer struck out 10. Batteries: Whitford and Steffen for Belmond Pilmer and Fulton for Ackley.
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Belmond
Ackley
Whitford
Pilmer
de Nui
Selmond
Whitford and
Steffen
Pilmer and
Fulton
Waterloo and Fort Dodge Open Tennis Season
Waterloo begins its 1921 tennis season this afternoon at Sunnyside Country Club with 10 singles and 5 doubles sets. Fort Dodge brings seven players including R. O. Hutchison and Dr. L. C. Hemsworth, as four new courts have been completed.
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Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Sunnyside Country Club
R. O. Hutchison
L. C. Hemsworth
R. A Rath
Carli Hemsworth
Mersle Brown
Russell Sige
Harter B. Hull
Z. B. Macartney
C. W. Kline
Bert Simmons
Dempsey Happy Yet Cautious After Carpentier Bout
Jack Dempsey, in a buoyant mood after defeating Georges Carpentier, refused to discuss Massachusetts Representative Gallivan who called him a big draft dodging bum. Dempsey said he has no reply and would not comment on the matter, while Gallivan offered no postfight remarks.
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Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Sey
Jack Wenl
Matt
Jersey City
Teld Dempsey
Jap Tennis Star Tries Golf and Likes It Better
Yehira Kumagae, a Japanese tennis star, has taken up golf and says he prefers the game to tennis. He practices daily and hopes to enter tournaments next season, showing natural aptitude and potential as he learns the sport's rougher aspects.
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Jap Tennis Star
Yehira Kumagae
Kumagae
Gane
Kumagat
Championship Games Positioned Despite Uniform Delays
A jagged note discusses Speaker saving one for championship games while a catcher and Indians are highlighted. It mentions licensing issues, possible return in the big Series, and a season injury gap. The piece references ONeill injuring a finger during batting practice against Brmke and a Waterbury team purchase.
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Speaker
Indians
Sirys
Oneill
Brmke
Waterbury
Pete Herman Stops British Champion Higgins in 11th
London July 12 Pete Herman of New Orleans bantamweight champion knocked out Jim Higgins the English bantamweight champion last night in the eleventh round of what was billed as a 20 round bout.
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London
Pete He
New Ores
Knockert
Jim Higgins
A Comic Strip in Type and the Cafeteria Guzzle
J P McEvoy critiques cafeteria dining in 1921 style, proposing a moving belt restaurant where patrons stand to receive meals as they pass, with conveyors, automatic billing, and minimal wasted motion. The piece mocks modern dining while outlining a rapid, factory like service model.
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Walters
Associated Editors
Meusel and Ruth lead Yankees to 4-0 win over White Sox
In Chicago, Meusel and Babe Ruth hit home runs with a man on base each time to back W Collins as the Yankees shut out the White Sox 4-0. Kerr pitched well for Chicago, while Collins received solid run support in the late stages.
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Chicago
Meusel
Babe Ruth
New York
Kerr
W. Collins
Baker
Ruth
Gee Peckinpaugh
Eewster
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Ward
Schang
Tive
Johnson
Mulligan
Collins
Sheely
Schalk
Herry
Senators
St. Louis
Washington
Zachary
Erickson
Kelp
Falmnere
Burwell
Red Sox
Tygers
Detroit
Mi¢hh
Boston
Derr
Fennock
Brooklyn Beats Pirates in Four-Run Rally to Win
In a July 12 game Brooklyn came from behind with four runs after two outs in the ninth as Pittsburgh yielded 8 runs on 15 hits. Adams and Hamilton tied a late rally while Clark Smith and Mitchell contributed for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Adama
Adams
Hamilter Exel Seeers Smith
Mitchell
Mites
Miller
World record ropes calf in 17 seconds at event
AP dispatches report Fred Beeson of Arkansas City Kan set a world record by roping and tying two calves in 17 seconds. Other notes include golf field entries for the national open, ponies in a 2:09 pace, Power Yacht regatta results, Western tennis champs first rounds, and Dempsey heading to San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Fred Beeson
Arkansas
Kan
New York
Washington
Toledo
Jim B
J. B. Reynolds
Kansas City
Put-In-Bay
Power Yacht Club
Indianapolis
Ind
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Jock Hutchinson
Tom Kerrigan
Faber's Comeback Delights White Sox Boss Gleason
Chicago White Sox manager Gleason laughs daily at Urban Faber's resurgence after a rough previous season. The club kept Faber, hoping his late return would turn around the team’s fortunes as they open the current stretch.
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Gleason
Chicago White Sex
Urban Faber
Faber
Comisker
Gierson
Fais
Jong Oddy
Sox
Aan
Bo Man
Shore Arm Hindering Comeback Prospects
Former star hurler Shore, once with Poston and New York in the major leagues, faces a slim chance of another trial in 1922 as a sore arm limits his work with Vernon in the Pacific Coast Circuit. Vernon keeps him despite his injury and rejection of a waiver. Waterlo o Laundry offers dry cleaning services for men at $1.00.
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Brtiie
Poston
New York
Shore
Vernon
Padtie
Ersie
Francisco
Yesterday league results across American Association and others
Scores show Toledo 9 Milwaukee 10 Indianapolis 15 St. Paul 3 Louisville 11 Minneapolis 6 Columbus 11 Kansas City 3. Bloomington 3 Moline 6 Peoria 7 Rock Island 1 Evansville 14 Rockford Terre Haute 7 Cedar Rapids 1. Des Moines 3 Joplin 3 Omaha 11 Wichita 7 St Joseph at Oklahoma.
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Pittsburon
BSS
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklys AL
iChicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Teague
L. Peta
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Cheeves
New Baston
York
Chicago
Frisch
American Association
Louisville
ST Flack
Minneapolis
Hollecher
Milowaukee
Indianapolis
Terry
Marriott
Pet. Daly
Terre Haute
iCheeves
P. S.gee
Meline
Peoria
Rockford
BlEvansville
Burns
Bloomington
Bancroft
Rock Island
AGS Frisch
Cedar Rapids
Young
A Gonzales
Walker
Western Teague
Pet
Rawlings
Wichita
Smith
Omaha
Toney
Oklahoma
Douglas
Oist
Joseph
Brown
Joplin
Benton
Sioux City
Stengel
Des Moines
Keily
Tulsa
Rilleter
Gonzales
Homerans
Ack
Daly
Maisel
Barber
Hollocher
Grimes
Pases
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Moline
Evansville
Tsa
Sioux
St. Joseph
Braves win last game 7 to 3 as Giants Cubs clash ends
A confused box score note shows Hetatien of the Braves as a scoring hero in a 7 to 3 victory over the Giants and Cubs. The Cardinals tied late but the game ended with a ninth inning stoppage and a Phillies miscount. Laundry ad notes dry cleaning for 1.00.
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Braves
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Ford
Rixey
Gowdy
McQuilan
Cincinnati Oonggoodo & FT
Wingo
Mc Wuillan
Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philagelphias
Dosk
North, Perticn and
Clamons
G. Smith
Ring and Bruggs
Cyclones Triumph Over Belmonts 9 to 2 at Cedar River Park
Cyclones win 9 to 2 as every player scores against the Belmonts. Keegan struck out 10 for the Cyclones while Harter caught and Kee gan pitched. Belmonts’ Fagerlind and Dewar manned the battery. Cyclones add Lawrence McCunnis as manager and schedule games with Raymond Dewar New Hartford and Cedar Rapids.
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Cyclone
Belmonts
Cedar River Park
Cyclones
Ted ‘Keegan
Cyclone Harter
Paul Dwyer
Keegan
Hudson Throws Hat in Baseball Arena
Hudson Ta July 12 Hudson has determined to appear on the baseball map The following off
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Hudson
Washburn to Play Three Waterloo Teams
Washburn prepares for three Sunday games against Waterloo teams at Dewar. On July 19 the Waterloo Firemen visit Washburn, followed by Rath Packing on July 24 and Cyclones on July 31, all at Dewar.
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Washburn
Waterloo
Waterloo Firemen
Dewar
Rath Packing Company
Cyclones
Sunday School League Announces New Weekly Schedule
The Inter Sunday School Baseball league issues a new schedule with three games weekly. One game will be at Cedar River park each week, two at Byrnes park, with Monday at Cedar River and Tuesday and Wednesday at Byrnes park. The series ends August 17.
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Cedar River Park
Byrnes Park
Reds Buy Pitcher Cliff Markle From Atlanta
Cincinnati July 12 The Cincinnati Reds have bought pitcher Cliff Markle formerly with the Yankees from Atlanta of the Southern association. Details to be finalized at a conference between Reds president Garry Herrmann and Atlanta club president Charley Frank.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Cliff Markle
The
Yanks
Atlanta
Garry Hermann
Reds
Chariey Frank
Des Moines Printing Contracts Awarded July
Printing contracts awarded by the state printing board in recent days list several companies. Marshall Printing Co and Marshalltown firm, Messenger Prin Co, Fort Dodge Moon Co, Des Moines firm, Tri Lithographing Co. Also book binding contracts to Mars Printing Co and John Jamison Sons Homes and Register Tribune. Paper contracts go to Carpenter Paper Des Moines Bradner Co and Whiting Paper Co Parker, Thomas & Tor Chicago.
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Des Moines
S Printing Board
Vital Statis
Marshall Printing
Marshalltown
Messenger Prin Company
Fort Dodge
Moon ¢Pany
Tri- Lithographing Company
Dnaport
Mars’ Printing Company
Marshall
John Jamison, Sons
Homes and Register
Tribune
Moines
Carpenter Paperpany
Bradner 8 Company
Whiting Paper Comp and Parker, Thomas & Tor Chicago
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J. C. Nine
Pete Herman
J . P. McEvoy
Yankees
Browns
Pennock and Walters
Pauls
Parks and Bassler
Woodall
Jones and
Ruel
Oldham
Ehinke
Bassler
Giants
New York Crew
Cubs
Tacoma
Wash
George
West
Cant
Anorta al Bla Ife
Gleason Snicker
Waterloo Laundry Ca
Maggie
Asleed
George McManus
Esterny
Hetatien
Watertoo Laundry Co
Cers
Ike Hobben
Glenn Joder
Floyd Gibson
Bill, Watters
Bill Otto
Barney Watson
Ray Smith
Glenn Philip
Dode Kerr
Charlie Sergeant
Harry Latrenz
L. E. Glaza
Phelps
Jefferson S&t
Waterloo Cider Oo
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
Arant Shoe Shop
Marsh Place Bldg
Sunday School League
Pitcher
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winaton-Salem, N.C
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