Pat Farrell Shuts Down Ansons In 5 1 Victory
In Marshalltown on July 13 Pat Farrell pitched well for the Hawks, defeating the Ansons 5 to 1 as Waterloo bats backed him with timely hits. Robertson and Farrell led the offense with a trio of hits, while Holsclaw worked for Marshalltown, but Waterloo seized control early and held on through the final innings. Hoodoo Chasers visitors from multiple cities attended the reunion and watched the game with interest as Waterloo eyes Ottumwa next series.
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Benjamin Connor
Patrick Farrell
St. Victor’s
MWV
Harry Holsclaw
Mike Sexton
Power of Waterloo
Gonpor
Rita
Robertson
Angon
Owens
McEwan
Pezdirtz
O'Shea
Groff
Waterloo
Connor
McGoldrick
Pilcher
Farrell
Roberts
Hawks
Poorman
Lembite
Lenahan
Weeden
Frank Boyle
Red” Hamilton
Ansons
Des Moines
Omana
Kansas City
Dineapolis
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Ansona
Ottumwa
Cardinals
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Ilawks
Mattick
McGinnity
Abrehpore Falls
Leal Anderson
Bolsclaw
Waterios
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Mecorasick
Perdirtz
Lembke
Ly Holsclaw
Balts
Bealt
Holsclaw
Ottumwa Beats Rock Island 4-2 In Pitchers Duel
Ottumwa, July 13. Rock Island ace Zubay allowed four hits but took the loss as Ottumwa won 4-2 amid fielding errors by Rock Island. Teddy Keil pitched well for Ottumwa, giving up six safeties. Batteries: Zubay Dempser for Rock Island and Keil Dill for Ottumwa.
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Rock Island
Altho
Zubay
Teddy Keil
Dempser
Keiji
Dill
Firpo Knocks Willard Out in Eighth Round to Challenge Dempsey
Argentina’s Luis Firpo stops Jess Willard in the eighth round before a record crowd in New York, signaling a challenge to champion Jack Dempsey. Willard’s comeback thwarted by Firpo’s wild power, with Firpo securing a new contract and eyeing the title bout.
Baseball Standings and Notable Fight Report
Yesterday's MLB scores show New York 10 Chicago 6, Cleveland 14 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 9 Boston 6, Pittsburgh 6-2 New York 3-4 Chicago 2, and other American Association results. Also detailed is a boxing match recap where Willard battles Firpo across multiple rounds with sustained exchanges and a late count, ending with Willard unable to rise.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
National Dearne
Pittsburgh
Brook Cincinnati
Trenver
Sioux City
Oxtrahoma City
Wichita
Tulsa
SL Joseph
Floyd Johnson Knocks Out McAuliffe Before Main Bout
New York July 13 Floyd Johnson the Des Moines heavyweight defeated Sack McAuliffe in one minute four seconds in a pre bout ring episode that disrupted promoter Tex Rickard plans for the Willard Pirpo card. McAuliffe was carried from the ring after a rapid KO as Johnson began the attack at the opening bell.
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Floyd Johnson
Des Moines
Tex Rickard
Soyle
Johnson
Sack McAuliffe
Willard-Firpo
McAuliffe
Firpo
Yankee Stadium
Johnson-McAuliffe
Detroit
Maver
Joe Teannette
Johnson Carner
Jeanstta
Cedar Rapids Triumphs 1 0 Over Dubuque In Walkoff
Cedar Rapids edged Dubuque 1 to 0 in the first game of the series as Dixon walked in the eighth with bases full after two were down. Levsen, former Ames star, held Oster to one hit through eight frames in a strong pitching duel. The box score lists Dixon driving in the run and Oster pitching well for Dubuque with Armstrong and Hyde Bin gled contributing. Umpire DeWeese. Time 1:25.
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Dixon
Dubuque
Levsen
Ames
Oster
Armstrong
Hyde
Elesler
Jackson
Cedar
Rapida
Speas
Dod Swanson
Potts
Biaster
Rye
Cooper
Dubudqu Mann
Airmstrong
A Delaney
Young
Lavsen
Balis
DeWeese
Tennis Semifinals In National Tournament
Indianapolis July 24 Manuel Alonzo met Wallace Johnson Philadelphia and William Tilden faced Robert Kinsey San Francisco as the national clay court tennis tournament reached the semifinals Alonzo and Tilden were favored to win again and meet in the finals Tilden longs to avenge his Illinois meet loss to the Spaniard as the Philadelphia star showed early but then regained his form The day featured Alonzo against Kinsey with the Spaniard attacking the court at high speed.
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Ind
Manuel Alonzo
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Willian
T. Tilden
Robert Kinsey
San Francisco
Alonzo
Tilden
Chicago
Philadelphia Star
Toosa
Howard Kinsey
Hawks Nest Umpire Severeid Hurt in Cedar Rapids Trip
Severeid sustained injuries after four tips and received an eight day short vacation. Johnson and DeWeese split up duties. DeWeese covers Severeid's assignments for now. Ben Connor shows steady hitting, 13-for-31 with three robbed drives. strong fielding for Waterloo. Ben Jones, formerly with Evansville, returned to Thomason and may pitch against Ottumwa. Letty Irvin to be released. Arthur Jones returns to Nora Springs to pitch semipro again. Attendance this season in Molines exceeds 1921 peak. 17,000 in 33 games up to last Monday. Molines unlikely to join MV League. Philadelphia Americans signing middle western players. Carlton Lord played third base. Phillies target Rex Adkins Molly Meis McGuire Pratt.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnson
de Weese
DeWeese
Altho
Molins
Prows
Moline
Philadelphia Americans
Carlton Lord
Rockford, Jil
Phillies
Ars
Rex Adkins
Molly Meis
McGuire
Pratt
Rockford
Brookins to compete in national A A U meet at Stagg Field
Charles R. Brookins world record holder in the 220 yard low hurdles will run in the national A A U junior and senior track and field championships at Stagg Field Chicago August 31 to September 2. He hopes to earn a berth on the American Olympic team as officials seek Olympic material. Brookins has not been defeated this year in the hurdles and his form has earned favorable comment.
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Iowa City
Charles R. Brookins
Stagg Field
Chicago
University of Iowa
Althe
Brookins
Mateoric Tiss
Walter Lutzke Earns Hall of Fame Note for Three RBI
Cleveland July 13 Walter Lutzke third baseman of the Indians is hailed as he gains hall of fame recognition for driving in three runs with a single in yesterday's game against Philadelphia. The Indians won, lifting Lutzke into the spotlight of the era.
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Walter ‘Rube’ Wuitzke
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Hall of Fame
Philadelphia
Westfield Nine Beats Tiger Troupe 11-0 at Park
Westfield athletic club defeated Waterloo Tiger Nine by 11 to 0 at League Park last night in a pitchers duel. Landau allowed only a single, while Westfield collected three runs off the losing pitcher. An ice cream sociable will be held at Galloway club tonight to raise funds for the club. Westfield plays Reinbeck there Sunday.
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Westfield Athletic Club
Waterloo Tiger
League Park
Landau
Westfield
Galloway Club
Westfeld
Reinbeck
Parcant Match Set With Chicago Opponent July 19
Mason City Iowa July 18 Ralph Parcant of Spencer has been matched to meet a Chicago man on July 19 in a scheduled bout. The event page lists Parcant as the challenger with details to be announced.
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Ralph Parcant
Chicago
Mason City
Ralph
Parcant
Spencer
Golfer’s Patience Highlighted In July Armory Match
A fragmentary Chicago item discusses a July 19 golf match at the armory where Lou Tulaber and Charles Hayden are involved. It notes delays due to injury and the need for deliberate practice to overcome difficulties, with references to Parcaut and ongoing effort to schedule or complete the match.
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Lou Tulaber
Chicago
Jerry Travers
Roger
Parcaut
Cubs Take Place In First Quartet In NL Standings
New York report notes Chicago Cubs blanked the Robins for the second straight time to move into the NL first division while Cincinnati held second by defeating Philadelphia 2 to 0. Giants split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh 5 3 and 2 4. St Louis won its fourth straight over the Braves as Yankees beat Chicago 10 6 highlighted by Babe Ruths twentieth homer. Cleveland shut out Philadelphia 11 0. Boston defeated Detroit 11 5. St Louis beat Washington 5 2.
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Senators
Open golf championship field ready at Inwood Country Club
National Open golf tourney action began today at Inwood Country Club Far Rockaway N Y with a strong mix of professionals and amateurs. Defending champion Gene Sarazen faces stiff opposition from Walter Hagen Joe Kirkwood MacDonald Smith and a large crowd of contenders. Amateur leaders include Chick Fans Francis Ouimet Jesse Sweetser and Bobby Jones. Notables in the professional lineup feature Jock Hutchison Jim Barnes Johnny Farrell Leo Diegel Bull Mehlhorn Bob MacDonald and Emmett French with Pacific players Abel Espinosa Harold Simpson and Hurt Martin. Hagen and Jones drew a large gallery while Sarazen paired with Chick Evans.
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United States
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Skokie
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Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Chick Fans
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Jesse Sweetser
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Sarazen
Kirkwood
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Bull Mehlhorn
Bob MacDonald
Ack Burke
Emmett French
Cyril Walker
Bobby Cruickshank
Bi Cravey
John Black
the Pacific
Smith
Abel Espinese
Harold Simpson
San Francisco
Hurt Martin
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazén
Chick Evans
State chess players to meet for purse of $1090
Des Moines Iowa July 13 Rudolf Ganz late chess champion has been challenged by Marvin Palmer Tama for a match for purse of $160. The match will be played next week, for Ganz has accepted the challenge in chess either here or in Tama.
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Des Moings
Rudolph Ganz
Marvin Palmer
Genz
SAFE OR OUT Answers on baserunning and fielding decisions
A sports Q and A explains that a batter is safe when not running straight to first and may return to base after a play. It covers runners stealing third, returning after touching base, and a runner colliding with a fielder, clarifying that runners must avoid fielders and do not gain automatic bases. Written by Charles RP. White for the sporting editor, with stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
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Arunner
Charles RP. White
Chicago fighter substituted in bout at Aurora Illinois
Chicago Bantamweight Harry Gordon replaced Herbie Schafer against Bud Taylor in Aurora Illinois as Billy Britton of Bartlesville Oklahoma defeated Hugh Walker of Kansas City in 19 rounds in the same program.
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Chicago
Harry Gordon
New York
Herbie Schafer
Bud Taylor
Terra Haute
Aurora
Ill
Bartlesville
Okla
Billy Britton
Columbus
Kan
Hugh Walker
Kansas City
Past Night Team to Chicago travel ad headline style
Travel notice for Great Western No 6 departing Union Station 11 45 p m arriving Chicago 7 30 p m with 3 stops and sleeping car service. Advertises convenient connections to St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City and promotes smooth tracks and comfortable sleeping. Also mentions the Museum of the American Indian in New York and its founder George Gustav Hieye and Nevaj o shirt origin.
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The Laws of Golf Q and A column from Innis Brown
Questions and answers about golf rules from Innis Brown. Readers are invited to mail questions to the newspaper for immediate replies. Topics include playing an opponent’s ball, removing loose sand, and splitting matches over two afternoons.
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Golf
Innis Brown
Sel Matzger
Pisgine
Tnants Brown
Waterloo chosen for 1924 state golf tourney
Waterloo Sunnyside Country Club in Cedar Rapids was awarded the 1924 Iowa State Golf Association tourney. Waterloo attracted a large field, and the club was praised for facilities and accessibility. A. B. Durin of Cedar Rapids was elected president. Waterloo golfers won matches in the morning rounds with Longley and Tibbits advancing to semifinals. Bartlett of Ottumwa dominated in the morning round and advanced toward the semifinals, while Terry Cedar Rapids defeated Allen to reach the other semifinal. Ted Payseur tied the amateur 72 record at the Cedary Raunds course in consolation play.
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Sunnyside
Iowa State
Galf Association
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. B. Durin
Cedar Rapida
Association
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Alfred Longley
Kayser
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Glenn A Tibbitts
H. L Bechtel
Bertram
Arch Wn McFarlane
Sioux City
Ari Bartlett
Ottumwa
Jim McGreror
Oskaloosa
Bartlett
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Terry
Ira Allen
Des Moines
Keith Williamson
Newton
George Wilson
Jim Hubbel
Contrueror
Art Smith
Rock Island
Ted Payseur
Raunds
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