Indians Defeat Red Sox Twice in Doubleheader
Cleveland wins its second doubleheader in three days, beating Boston 7 to 1 and 6 to 4. Coveleskie scattered hits in game one as Cleveland plated eight two-base hits with Bush and Karr, while in game two Miers exited early after a rough first inning. Boston struggles to mount offense.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Coveleskie
Red Sox
Bush
Karr
Miers
Ruel
Nanamaker
Bastlers
Thermables
Stornes
Walters
Caldwell
Shinault
Chicago
Washington
Schacht
Courtney
Charrity
Wilkinson
Wienecke
Schalk
Mass
Qasenger
Powell
Barbare
Southworth
Alexander
Oesciger
Chitaso
Alexander and
Rillefer
Gowdy
Batteri Oesciger Az
A Comic Strip in Type Diary of Modern Man July 11
A diary narrative describes a man repeatedly being shot and assaulted while on a day filled with misadventures and violence. The entry ends with the diarist contemplating suicide, followed by a coroner's later note. The piece satirically mirrors a comic strip in type from 1920s Associated Editors.
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Little Six Teams Fight for Honors Hawkeye and Clermont Lead
Hawkeye and Clermont, the top Little Six teams, duel for honors with a tie for first. Clermont edged Hawkins 8 to 7 after scoring three runs in the ninth. Sumner beat Elgin 18 to 2, Maynard topped Fredericksburg 2 to 1, while all teams must use home players only.
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Hawkeye
Clermont
Wkere
Sumner
Elgin
Plarere
Grace M E nine tops Trion Congregational in dimmed game
In a rain hampered U S League clash at Byrnes Park Grace M E defeated Trion Congregational 5 to 2 after six and a fraction innings. McKinnes homered for Union Congregational, Lee logged three bases for Grace M E, with McKinnes Barron and Lea Dooley supporting as battery and umpire Richardson. St Pauls M E faces First Baptist at Barnes Park tonight. standings follow.
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Grace M. E
Trion Congregational
Byrnes Park
McKianes
Union Congregational
Lee
McKinnes
Barron
Union Congregationalists
Lea
Dooley
Grace Methodists
Richardson
St. Paul's M. E
Expressmen Defeat Waterloo Tigers at Cedar River Park
The American Express team defeated the Waterloo Tigers at Cedar River park last night. Only six innings were played.
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Waterloo Tigers
American Express
Cedar River Park
Bob Martin Knocks Moran Out In Seventh Round
Bob Martin heavyweight champion of the A E F. knocked out Frank Moran in the seventh round of a 12 round bout in New York. A sequence of body and facial rights ended Moran’s night as he showed early danger with heavy rights but faded late.
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Bob Martin
Frank Moran
United Press
New York
Moran
Milo Harshbarger Ties Knot On Tutor Campus
Dan Cupid strikes Iowa State Teachers College as Milo Harshbarger star halfback marries Marjorie Brooks Mason City student now Mrs Harshbarger. The couple plan for Milo to resume studies next fall to finish his manual arts course. Both are well known on campus and the wedding surprised many friends.
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Cedar
Dan
Cupid
Iowa State Teachers College
Milo Harsh
Barger
Pleasant
Marjorie Brooks
Mason City
Harshibarger
Milo
Promoter bids $35,000 for Carpentier bout in New Orleans
AP reports promoter wired $35,000 to manager Descamps to stage Georges Carpentier versus an opponent in New Orleans. Other notes mention Jack Zivo dislocating his shoulder in a six round bout in New York, Best Pal winning $10,000 Frontier handicap at Windsor, Regatta at Put In Bay with 45 boats, Rankin winning Tecumseh stake at Fort Miami, and Leonard Tendler agreeing to an eight round bout in Philadelphia on August 12.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Descamps
Georges Carpentier
Martin Burke
New York
Jack Zivio
Pittsburgh
Artie Martin
Windsor
Ont
BE. R. Bradley
Windsor Country Club
Bay
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Toledo
Jeanette Rankin
Cleveland
Fort Miami
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Cleveland Beats Athletics 1 0 After Pitcher Rommell Dominance
This game featured Rommell allowing only one run on Chapman's hit in eight and two thirds innings, while Babe Ruth and 11 others were struck out by Shocker of the St. Louis Browns. The lone run secured Cleveland's 1 to 0 victory over the Athletics.
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Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
Chapman
Rommell
Cleveland
Athletics
Golfers in Second Flights for Western Asi an Title
Chicago July 13 The Western Golf association amateur championship at West Moreland CC completed qualifying with 32 players, 16 advancing to match play. Notables include J R Johnston St Paul who set a course record 70 and tied for low with Knepper Sioux City at 144, plus matchups featuring Teilges Chicago Simpson Indianapolis Lynch St Louis Hubbey Dallas Rogers Grand Rapids Harris Champaign Bockenkamp St Louis Wenzler Memphis Kennedy Oklahoma Sparks Indiana Raedel Louisville Marshall Ouimet Kansas City and others in opening rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Golf Association
West Moreland Country Club
J . R. Johnston
St. Paul
R. EB. Knepper
Sioux City
B. Harris
Champaign
Ill
Ira
R. E. Bockenkamp
St. Louis
Mississippi Tiger
R. Wenzler
Memphis
J. F. Kennedy
Oklahoma
Baxter Sparks
Indiana
Chic Evans
E. H. Raedel
John Marshall
Louisville
Ray Ouimet
Kansas City
Standings and yesterday’s results across multiple leagues
American Association showed Indianapolis 7 over St. Paul 4 and Toledo 10 over Boulsville 9 while Minneapolis beat Columbus 9 to 3. In Y Threse I League Bloomington 3 beat Moline 4 and Peoria 4 defeated Rock Island 6 with Terre Haute and Cedar Rapids posting wins. Evansville won 6 while Rockford 1 fell to Western League Wichita 7 over Des Moines 6. Oklahoma City 7 beat Omaha 3 and Tulsa 5 defeated St. Joseph 1. Sioux City 6 topped Joplin 3.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Boulsville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Bloomington
Moline
Peoria
Rock Island
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Rockford
Wichita
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Joplin
Nationaleague Pet
Pittsburgh Sitters
New York Sessies Access
Boston
I Bt. Louises
Brooklyn Ane
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
An Ae Ea
L. Pet
Cleveland
Nekee
New York - Ae
Washington
Detroit Rt
St Louis
Chicago Rae
Louisville
St Uutae
Waterloo Dominates Fort Dodge In Sunnyside Tennis Meet
Waterloo's eight players overwhelm Fort Dodge 10 matches to 2 at Sunnyside Club. Consistent team play powered the intercity clash as Dr Hemsworth Carl Hemsworth Hatter Hull R A Rath R C Hutchison Merle Brown Bert Simmons Milin Stimpson and C Hughes led the visitors.
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Sunnyside
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dr. U. C. Hemsworth
Carl Hemsworth
Hatter Hull
R. A. Rath
R. C. Hutchison
Merle Brown
Bert Simmons
Milin Stimpson
C. §. Hughes
Irish
Simpson
Tang
R. Rath
Cox
Hutchison
O'Mara
Bert Dodge
Brown
Lee
Simmons
McCann
Boubles
Rath
C. Hemsworth
Walker
Hull
Hughes
Fang
Port Dodge
Paige
Hemsworth
Aterioo
Gate of Big Fight Actually Figured at $1,552,422.15
New Jersey boxing commission figures show Dempsey vs Carpentier drew 75,328 paying spectators with receipts of 1,552,422.15 dollars excluding war tax. Detailed tabulation lists seats sold across varied prices and counts, plus 1,147 employees and press tickets.
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United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Charles City Defeats New Hampton 6 To 1 In Ball Game
Charles City bullpen and hitters dominated as Moe Thee struggled for New Hampton and Dunsee baffled local batters. Weeks caught Dunsee while Bliever Necht backed up McIree’s pitches, securing a 6 to 1 victory. Howard Berry agreed to terms with the New York Giants, signaling a major league move.
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Charles City
Moe Thee
University of Iowa
New Hampton
Dunsee
Blievernecht
Mciree
Giants
Howardsrere
United Press
New York
Howard Berry
Pennsylvania
New York Giants
Bill Warwick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ruth's Two Homers Lift Yankees Over Browns 6 4
Yesterday's action saw Babe Ruth slug two long balls off Dixie Davis, his 33rd and 34th, powering the New York Yankees to a 6 4 win over the St Louis Browns. George Kelley hit his 13th for the Giants, who defeated the Cardinals 8 2. Barnes limited the Pirates to four hits as Grimm homered with a man on to beat the Phillies 9 4.
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New York
St. Ovis
New York Nationals
St. Louis
Giants
Haines
Kelly
Retis
Superbas
Brooklyn
Mar
United Press
Bambino Ruth
King Chouter
Dixie Davis
Yanks
Browns
Geo. Kelley
Cardinals
Barnes
Pop Geers Star Trotter Draws Big Offers
Geers star trotter Herbelwyn drew heavy interest after sensational two lap miles at Saginaw. Geers received five offers in two days and considered selling to a strong bidder while keeping the best prospects. The horse was sent for half mile seasoning, then given to trainer Hal Erwin with instructions on handling. Geers plans to move Herbelwyn to longer circuits, likely at Toledo's grand circuit meeting.
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Trotters
Herbelwyn
Geers
Saginaw
Pop
Hel
Hal Erwin
Toledo
Cutshaw With Maranville Now Plays Classy Game
George Cutshaw of the Pirates nearly retired last winter but stayed after the Pirates acquired Rabbit Maranville. He returned to help infield play and is delivering at a .347 batting clip and making key contributions.
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Cutshaw
Maranville
George Cutshaw
Pirates
Rabbit
Maran ‘Ville
George
Bresnahan Plans Major Boost for Toledo Club
Roger Bresnahan, owner of the Toledo team in the American Association, held a conference with Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians about young players belonging to the Indians. Bresnahan declared he would give Toledo a winner if he had to fire every man on his roster. The resignation of Bill Slymer is believed to follow Bresnahan’s decision to bolster the club.
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Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
American Association
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bresnahan
Bill Slymer
Brésnahan
Carpentier Rejects Patriotism On Belt In Ring
Georges Carpentier refused to wear his nations flag on a belt citing his belief that a fighter should not wear a flag in the ring. He noted Dempsey could wear the American flag, but he would not. The piece also mentions plans for a cross-town moving platform system in New York to feed main subway lines.
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Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Georges
Jack
Ito
New York
Britishers Seek Revenge for Loss of Sports Cups
British invaders arrive as Cambridge and Oxford track teams join Yale Harvard and Princeton Cornell in intercollegiate meets using British scoring. Ten events per meet, winner earns a point. George Duncan and Abe Mitchell shine in golf. both eye the American Open. Britain seeks revenge for last year’s losses in the Open.
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Nite Press
New York
England
John Ball
Cambridge
Oxford
Olympic
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Jock Hutchison
Tommy Kerrigan
Washington
Britain
Mitchell
Duncan
Hutchison
Federal Public Shooting Ground Bill Aims to Protect Migratory Birds
A senate bill by Senator Harry S. New of Indiana proposes federal funding and outright purchase of public shooting grounds and bird refuges to protect migratory waterfowl. Revenue from a $1 migratory bird hunting license funds the Migratory Bird Protection Fund for the sportsman’s direct benefit. Congressmen Anthony and H R 6823 mirror this measure in the House, with advocacy through the American Game Protective Association.
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United States Senate
Harry 5
New
Indiana
Washington
Daniel B. Anthony, Jr
Kansas
House
Congress
American Game Protective Association
Broadway
New York City
Camden
N. J
C.F. Memphis
Tenn. A
Lake Forest School Of Music Courses For Women
Lake Forest University School of Music offers courses in all branches of music including piano voice violin theory harp and wind instruments. A special public school music program prepares young women for positions with a collegiate standard and international training. Female dormitories are provided on campus within easy reach of Chicago and its cultural institutions.
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Lake Forest University School of Music
Lake Forest
Chicago
Art Institute
1920 Auto License Nears Spoiling 1921 Marriage
In Mason City a kind hearted sheriff, a Ford with 1920 plates, and a penniless bridegroom staged a small melodrama in the sheriff’s office. George Holt of Rolfe sought a license. the sheriff noted Holt’s 1929 license plate by mistake, insisted on 1921 numbers and license, Holt could not pay. The bride Sida Geraldine Harland cried as she faced jail, but Justice Fuller intervened and remarried them in the sheriff’s office with the sheriff as witness.
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Mason City
Ford
George Holt
Rolfe
Sida Geraldine Harland
Holt
Fred Marsh
Justice of the Peace
Bu. D. Fuller
Fuller
Beating Charge Ends With Fine In Municipal Court
Harry Frisbie, 18 Mulberry Street, pleaded guilty to assault and battery after allegedly beating a youth persistently pursuing his sister at an amusement park. He paid a $15 fine as the case was terminated with sympathy for the defendant. The report also notes India manufactures shoes and accessories from lizard skins.
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Noot
Harry Frisbie
Mulberry Street
Frisbie
Jailer Bridegroom Promises 1921 License Return
A fragment notes a jailer and his bridegroom promise to obtain the 1921 license and numbers as soon as he returns home, reflecting a local wedding related detail from the period.
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