Bunnies Win Narrowly Over Arganites in Ninth
Cedar Rapids Bunnies defeat Arganites 4 to 2 in the ninth inning aided by Majorkurk’s key move while Lindner held Waterloo to three hits. Hawks, led by Farley O’Shea Church Perdirtz Leach Thomason and McEwan, outpaced the Bunnies with sharp fielding as Linden nemesis pitched a strong game. final score 4-2.
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Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Voupire Majorkark
Iron Waterloo
Lindner
Hawks
Farley
O'Shea
Church
Perdirtz
Bunnie
Leach
Thomason
McEwan
Rye
Maiorkurk
Waterloo
Develo Ore
Lefty Lindner
Bunnies
Sitter
Q’ Shea
Michael
Lind Simmons
Tr Fey
Chireh
Cedar Rapids
Major League Records Today and Historical Note
A historical recap of major league records with dates from 1895 to 1912, listing players and teams such as Delehants Philadelphia and Baltimore, noting multiple records including three beerits in a game and home run totals. The summary cites records once held by several players, including W. Robinson and E. Flick, with references to leagues and notable performances across years.
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy The Stranger Story
A Stranger recounts a streetcar ride where kindness from a nurse and a schoolteacher contrasts with his confusion. He recalls a fare exchange with the conductor, a polite transfer offer, and passengers who offer help as the scene fades to doctors and nurses. The tale ends with the realization that collective care aided his delirium.
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Hius
Daline
Kasil
Betier
Associated Editors
Slow Bails From Left Handers Get Mr Ruths Number
Davis J Walsh analyzes Babe Ruth struggles against left handers and slow curves. He notes Ruth swings at slow pitches and misses while outperforming on fast balls. The piece suggests Ruth must adjust his approach to remain useful to the Yankees this season.
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Mr. Ruth
Commy The Life Story of Charles Comiskey
Charles Albert Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox is profiled in a newly published book by G W Axelson. The work traces his early baseball efforts and how he advanced the game’s ethics and efficiency through the years leading to his noted prominence.
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Charles Albert ‘Comickey
Chicago White Sox
G. W. Axelson
Comiskey
First Methodists Rout Union Congregational in Exhibition Victory
First Methodists defeated Union Congregational 10 to 1 at Byrnes Park in a one sided twilight league game. Upcoming match at Cedar River Park Friday evening features First Baptist and First Evangelical teams. Union Cong's batteries were S fey and Lampman.
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First Methodists
Union Congregational
Byrnes Park
Cedar River Park
First Baptist
First Evangelical
Union Cong
Sfey and
Lampman
Browns Wallop Yankees 7 to 4 in crucial game
The St. Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 7 to 4 to even the series as Hub Pruett struck out Babe Ruth three times and Ken Williams hit his 21st homer. The Giants widened their NL lead with a 5 to 1 win over the Cubs while Philadelphia swept St. Louis in a doubleheader. Derek Rogers Hornsby added his 23rd homer and Ty Cobb collected five hits in Detroit’s 7 to 3 victory over Philadelphia. Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati as Faber outpitched Miller and Boston won 4 to 3 with Derrill Pratt extending Boston’s streak. Frankie Frisch starred for the Giants with three Cubs knocked down and Johnny Kelleher debuted for the Cubs at first base. Ultile Fonseca shone for the Reds in defense against the Dodgers.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Pruett
Browns
Associated Pressi
Chicago
Tite Hoyt
St. .Louis Browns
Hub Pruett
T Ken Williams
Giants
Alexander
Cubs
Philadelphia
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Rogers
Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Harry Hejimann
Tigers
Athletics
Cleveland
Kerr
Pennock
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Frank Miller
Pirates
Faber
Urban Faber
Washington
Chicago J
Mostil
Derrill Pratt
Boston Red Sox
Frankie Frisch
Cub
Johnny Kelleher
Ultile Fonseca
Cincinnati ‘Reds
Dodgers
Sports Standings and Local Notes From Across Regions
American League standings show St Louis 7 New York 4 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 4 Washington 1 Cleveland 11 Boston 1 National League results Boston 4 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 2 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1 New York 5 Pittsburgh 4 American Association Columbus 1 Indianapolis 0 Louisville 8 Toledo 2 Minneapolis at Milwaukee rain St Paul at Kansas City wet grounds Western League Des Moines 2 Denver 6 10 Oklahoma City 7 Omaha 2 Tulsa 13 Tecumseh stakes at Fort Miami won by Great Rose Hawthorne track postponed test race due to rain Tut Jackson and Harry Wills signed for August 7 match Tony Ross defeats Matty Matsuda wrestling title in New York Joe Lynch and Johnny Sbuft suspended by boxing commission Danville Three-I manager Joe McGinnery released
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Trés Moines
Denver
Oklahoma City
Omana
Tulsa
Great Rose
Tecumseh
Fort Miami
Ochicago
Hawthorne Track
Illnois
Tut Jackson
Harry Wills
Junction City
Kaw
Tony Ross
Matty Matsuda
Joe Lynch
Johnny Sbuft
New York Boxing Commission
Danville
Itl
Joe McGinnery
Mississi
Marshallton
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Dubuque
Waterloo
Ottumwa
St Pet
Test
Louis
Ue Bee
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Boston Se
Pittsburg
Philadelphi
St.Paule
Milwaukee Sos
Roy
Uisa
Sioux City
iWichit
Omite
Oklahoma
Byrnes Park Bost Meet Under Way
Contestants in the Byrnes park golf tournament show renewed interest as three matches wrap up. Ben Navin posted the day’s low 40 on the par 3a course despite rain slowing the greens. He beat John Nicholson and claimed eight of nine holes. Russell Lamson beat Glen Beers and R Abbott defeated BE Henderson. First-round matches must finish by Sunday July 16 with several pairings remaining to be played this week.
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Byrnes Park
Ben Navin
Navin
John Nicholson
Russell Lamson
Glen Beers
R. Abbott
BE. M. Henderson
K. W. Waegener
Jack Williams
Louis Cumming
W. D. Johnston
George Gregory
Leslie Lewis
W. H. Barnett
George, Rath
Victor Parker
E. A. Haselman
E. Wright
Build Up For Heavyweight Title Fight Progress Report
United Press reports a buildup for a heavyweight title fight. Harry Wills must defeat a challenger to prove eligibility while Carpentier needed Bat Levinsky as proof. Tut Jackson is rumored as a possible opponent for Wills, with Dempsey seeking a comeback and Joe Beckett potentially being drawn from Britain.
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United Press
New York
Harry Wills
Carpentier
Bat Levinsky
Wills
Jackson
Ohio
Dave Driscoll
Fighting Department
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Wills-Jackson
Hoboken
Dempsey
Joe Beckett
Berry-Leonard Bout at Park Proves Good
Jack Berry of Cedar Rapids and Tack Leonard, local ring artist, fought six exhibition rounds at Electric Park before an enthusiastic crowd. Pinkey George and Lloyd Mills also boxed four rounds as preliminaries. Ralph Alexander announced Joe Knipp and Kid Hoel for the six round main bout next Wednesday evening.
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Jack Berry
Cedar Rapids
Tack Leonard
Electric Park
Pinkey George
Lloyd Mills
Park
Ralph Alexander
Heas
Joe Knipp
Kid Hoel
Concert Next Tuesday at Tannreuther Grove
A concert is planned for next Tuesday evening at Tannreuther's grove with pictures to be shown after the performance. The ball game will be frame six according to the report.
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Orange Band
Tannreuther Grove
Little Still Rumor Shames Sheriff in Orange Band Tale
In Lawler Iowa near Cresco a family named Still becomes the focus of town chatter after a baby dies and a rumor spreads of a hidden still. The sheriff and deputy visit the Still home seeking the alleged contraband, are shown the household, and depart after buying cigars.
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Lawler
Cresco
John Still
Orange Township
Orange Band
SAFE OR OUT BY CHARLES D WHITE Q
Runners on first and second, first runner halfway to second, lead taken between bases. No out. must be tagged. Question about Waite Hoyt's age: born Sept 9, 1899. Best pitcher in American League is opinion. Infield fly rule moot if fielders overthink. No penalty if glove misses ball. Copyright 1922 Sol Metzger.
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Waite Hoyt
Coprrigat
Sol Metzger
Yesterday's Home Runs in National League and American League Totals
The record lists players with home runs across leagues, including Hornsby for St. Louis and Villia for Philadelphia, with league totals showing American and National totals and per-player tallies for the day. The fragment references Williams and Heilmann among others and includes partial totals for both leagues.
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Trayer
Juix
Hornsby
St. Louis
Avillia Philadelphia
Ik America
Leagte Williams
Sr. Louis
Heilmann
Tietrnit
Harris
Borton
SR Ee
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