Bunnies Run Wild as Hawks Pitchers Fail
The Cedar Rapids Hawks lose opening game 22 to 9 to the Bunnies. Skupa struggled, Koapton relieved, and Lubbe was ejected after disputes with umpire Walton. Simmons star of the game for the Bunnies, Church and Leach top Hawks with early scoring. Farley shows promise at second for the Hawks.
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Comic Strip in Type Scene Highlights Family Dinner Chaos
In a staged domestic sketch a father struggles to manage his two young children during preparations for dinner. The scene escalates as toys, music, and rambunctious antics disrupt the room and threaten decorum while the hostess and maid react with restrained humor. The curtain closes with the father vowing to avoid Willar's, aided by Millara.
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Did Johnny Buff Profit Over Ten Thousand By Losing Crown
New York reports the athletic commission will investigate claims that Johnny Buff was paid nearly $10,000 for losing his bantamweight title to Joe Lynch. The deal offering Buff 40 percent of net receipts if he won and a 230000 guarantee if he lost led to a large payout as net receipts were about 40000, prompting charges of a premium on dishonesty.
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Comiskey Holds Second Option on Sioux City Club
Sioux City Iowa July 12 Denial by L Mc Kenna president of Sioux City club that Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago Americans had first option on the Western league team. He says Comiskey was given a second option when Pitcher Tesar was purchased last spring and no other team was given an option.
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SAFE or OUT By charies D. White
Q and A on baseball plays with rulings on putouts dead balls caught third strike and base runners. Charles D White provides guidelines and penalties for coaches and players and explains common misunderstandings from 1922.
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Charles D. White
Major League Records Today
Baseball historians note several single game and career marks from 1890 to 1952. Notable entries include W Robinson of Baltimore holding multiple records and T Me Creery of Louisville tied for joint marks in 1890. Other items cover Brooklyn Buffalo and Philadelphia contests with high single game totals.
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Beth
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Halin
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Mort Bune
Roy Hattzel
New York
Yankees Close In On Browns After 2 1 Victory
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 2 1 at the Polo Grounds to close the gap to a half game behind the league leaders. Joe Bush and Urban Shocker pitched in a tight duel as a Ward home run and Ruth miscue helped supply the Yanks’ margin. Eddie Rommel earned two wins for Philadelphia and Walker leads AL with 21 homers while Ken Williams has 20. Pirates, Giants, and Braves also won as Yankees gain in standings.
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Polo Grounds
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Tillie Walker
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Milwaukee Association
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League results show New York 4 Chicago 0 and Boston 10 Pittsburgh 4. Other NL games include St Louis 3 Philadelphia 0 and Cincinnati Brooklyn 4. American League scores list New York 2 St Louis 1 and Philadelphia 4 9. Detroit 2 Cleveland 2, Boston 0, Washington 3 Chicago 2. American Association highlights Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 3, Columbus 3 Louisville 4, Toledo 1 at St Paul Kansas City. Western League notes Des Moines 5 St Joseph 4 Pulsa 0, Wichita Denver postponed.
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Ring Battle Looms for Wills Dempsey Extravanganza
Promoters Jack Kearns and Tex Rickard discuss a possible Wills Dempsey bout at Madison Square Garden with plans for a summer promotion. Rickard warns no bout this year can be staged cheaply or quickly, noting the vast money involved and the need for careful preparation as Dempsey heads toward Montreal with Jerns.
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International News
New York
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Teft Sara
Anay Lake
Montreal
Jearns
Knepper Faces Tough Path in TransMiss Golf Elims
Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City earned a 1922 medal and drew a strong early-round matchup against Jimmy Ward in the Trans Mississippi tournament at Omaha. The field includes Ted Payseur Robert McKee Jess Stuttle and others as rain-soaked greens slow play in the elimination rounds.
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Neb
Rudolph Knepper
Sioux City
Knepper
Jimmy Ward
Depper
Ted Payseur
Des Moines
Robert McKee
Jess Stuttle
Kansas City
Lawrence Bromfield
Denver
George von Elm
Alex Graham
Kansas
Blainé Young
Omaha Field Club
Karl Bock
St. Louis
von Elm
Sam Reynolds
Francis Gaines
Omaha Country Club
Gaines
von Eim
Pats Pond Nine Quits After Forfeit By Lowell
Pat's Pond Nine walked off the field during a Lowell school game after Lowell tied the score in the fourth with the bases full and no outs. Lowell school won the contest by forfeit, leaving the Pats weakened and out of the game.
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Waterloo Baseball Faces Scrutiny After Losses
Local fans question Waterloo Hawks management and call for accountability as losses mount. Reports claim Star pitchers Leach Lubbe and Skupa were sold to Rochester N C while Pat Ragan’s decisions draw ire. Scouting visits and a confusing lineup add to tensions as supporters demand consistent play.
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Skupa
Pat
Ragan
Knapton
Hawk Park
Walkovers edge Lutherans in close 2 1 game
The Walkovers defeated the First Lutheran brotherhood team 2 to 1 at Cedar River Park. Batteries were Gill Patrick and Barrow Hermes and Reilke. A Dike game is scheduled for Sunday July 18 at ark New Jersey starting Sept. 8.
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Trans Mississippi Golf Association elects Omaha leader
W J Boye of Omaha was elected president of the Trans Mississippi Golf Association in Omaha. Johnny Weis smiuher set a new 500 meter swimming record in Sacramento finishing in 42 35, nine seconds faster than the previous mark.
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New York
Play Halted in National Open by Rain and Leaders Named
Heavy rain stopped morning play in the National Open golf championship at Skokis Club Glencoe. Walter Hagen Detroit led first round with 141 while Jock Hutchison set 135 in the Open, amateurs Guilford Wright and Jones tied near 148 with Held at 147 among pros. Afternoon rounds planned if weather clears.
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International News Wire
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Walter Hagen
Detroit
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Hagen
Jock Hutchison
J.J. Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Frank T. Sprogell
Memphis
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
John Black
Oakland
Cal
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Jed
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Fred Wright, Jr
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Westfield Shoots Down Repass 3 to 1 In No-Hitter
Coffin pitched a no hit game for Westfield last night at Valley League Park as the Auto Men defeated Repass 3 to 1. Westfield's only run came via a walk an error and a passed ball. Westfield had four hits off Roberts. Batteries Coffin and Broeil Roberts and Burns. Umpire Burrows. Westfield will face Nauman Friday at Valley League Park with a Sunday doubleheader vs Kleen Maids and Bennington Township at Cedar River Park.
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Pirates Lose to Presbyterians in 34-2 Rout
The Pirates were defeated by the Presbyterians last evening in a hard fought game on East High athletic field with a final score of 14 to 2. Lee and Rice hit three home runs in a standout performance as the church team issues a challenge to other city churches for a meeting Friday or Tuesday evening.
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Rice
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Yesterday's Homeruns in Detroit Ad For Sale
A clipped ad reads like a for sale notice in the Courier. It mentions Detroit and a silent and effective salesman, with scattered fragments from a sports and league context. The text is incomplete but conveys a historical advert tone.
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