Dubuque Beats Cedar Rapids 13 to 7 in League Clash
Dubuque Spearmen hammered Cedar Rapids for the second straight game 13 to 7 to seize the league lead. Bartlett started for the Bunnies, Bohannan relieved with limited success, and six Dubuque players collected extra-base hits in a 21-hit attack.
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Bunnies
Caspar
White
Bohannan
Bartlett
Green
Burrus
Frazee
Strader
Ograbtree
Carney
Brogovich
Rf -Gibeke
Walsh
Patterson
Back
Cedar ‘Rapids
Dubuques
Engelhardt
Armstrong
Gibeke
Brozovich
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Asparagus Eating Debate Stirs Global Talk
A fragmented excerpt mentions the worldwide discussion on how asparagus should be eaten, noting opposing claims about the proper method and fork use. The text cites the McNaught Syndicate, Inc, New York, as the source.
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Mestrangle
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
N.Y
Hornsby’s homer lifts Giants past Reds in six run inning
New York July 13 Roger Hornsby drilled a sixth inning homer to power the Giants past Cincinnati 3 2. Lindstrom on base as Benton faltered after a strong start. Hornsby’s sixteenth of the year sparked the comeback as New York halted Cincinnati’s late rally.
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Reardon
O'Day
Moran
Sharkey Confident To Face Dempsey In Yankee Stadium Clash
New York July 13 Confidence fills Jack Sharkey as he predicts a victory over Jack Dempsey on July 21 at Yankee Stadium. If he wins, he earns a chance to meet Gene Tunney for the title. Sharkey boasts he will beat Dempsey and find Tunney easier than Dempsey.
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Jack Sharkey
Boston
Jack Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney
Sharkey
Dempsey
Tunney
Dark Menace
Harry Wills
Humbert Pugazy
Ebberts Field
Wills
Thoroly
Altho
Philadelphia
Mike McTigue
Paul Bettenbach
Michael
Mike
McTigue
Maloney
Jimmy Maloney
Halifax
Raffensperger Named Reinbeck High Coach
Leonard Raffensperger, former Iowa football and basketball star, has signed to coach athletics at Reinbeck high school in Iowa. He will receive his degree at the convocation at month’s end and hails from Victor.
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Leonard Raffensperger
Iowa
Athleties
Reinbeck High School
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Hawkeyes
Victor
Fights Last Night Across Cities
Boxing results from last night show multiple fights with knockouts and draws. Notable bouts included Sam Baker defeating Mushy Callahan in Los Angeles while Fidel Labraba bested Bal Moore in Memphis, and Stanislaus Loyac defeating Spug Myers in Pocatello. Joe Glick beat Frank Fink in Texas as Bud Cicerone defeated Pete Petralie in Scranton. Irish Mickey Gill and Joey Rychell drew in Denver.
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Sgt
Sammy Baker
New York
Mushy Callahan
Loa Angeles
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Foreight
Bal Moore
Memphis
Stanislaus Loayca
Hile
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Fernandez
Philippines
Oat Joe Wiggt
Detroit
Hilary Martians
Pain
Jack Zivic
Pitushureh
Tonte Mann
Nebraska
Dan Bross
England
Joe Glick
Frank Fink
Texas
Scranton
Bud Cicerone
Wilkes
Barre
Pete Petralie
Fargo
NOD
Denver
Mickey Gill
Los Anegeus
Joey Rychell
Drew
Biweekly Stag Golf Meet At Sunnyside Club
Close to 100 golfers teed off today in the biweekly stag golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club. Prizes will be awarded at a dinner this evening followed by a smoker and cards. A dozen Sunnyside women golfers joined an invitation event at Cedar Rapids Country Club yesterday. Mrs. David Beardsley of Cedar Rapids won low gross with 92 in the handicap meet. Other entrants came from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Iowa City Davenport and Rock Island.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa City
Davenport
Rock Island
Sisler's ninth inning homer sinks Red Sox in St Louis
George Sisler delivered a ninth inning homer that lifted the Browns to a 6-5 win over Boston. The Red Sox rallied with three hits and errors to tie before Sisler's decisive blow, his fourth hit of the day, sealing the Browns' comeback in St Louis.
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Rogell
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Griffs Make It Seven Straight as Tigers Lose
Washington defeated Detroit 9 to 6 in the series opener as a brief tornado halted play at Navin field. Detroit managed seven hits while Senators pitchers Lisenbee Marberry and Braxton held them to 13 hits. it marked seven straight wins for Washington.
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Smith
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Gehringer
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Tavener
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Ormsby
Major League Leaders from July 12 AP Update
The parachute of stats lists P Waner of the Pirates leading batting at 286 with 117 hits and 24 doubles. Honorable mentions include Hornsby Giants 16 homers and Ruth Yankees 88 runs and 30 homers, Frisch 36 steals, Meadows 11 wins.
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Dempsey Falls in Lake Then Rescues Woman
Jack Dempsey resumed training after a day off at Lake George where a pier collapsed and he saved a fainting woman. He returned to his camp drenched by rain and went to bed. Sparring partner Tillie Herman was released by Leo Flynn due to concerns over his boxing style.
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Fain
Saratoga Springs
Jack Dempsey
Lake George
Tillie
Hid
First Brethren Wins Church League Battle
The First Brethren baseball team defeated Northminster Presbyterian 3 to 1 in a fast Cedar River Park game last night. The Brethren are in third place with six wins and three losses. Hoard and Boardman starred for the winners, Geisler and Russell for the losers.
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Northminster Presbyterian
Cedar River Park
Brethren
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Boardman
Geisler and Russell
Rollinger Back in Form for Boxing Comeback
Lou Rollinger returns after a three month rest and knee surgery to full strength. Once told retirement was wise, he now trains daily with Clyde Drury in Waterloo, aiming for a decisive test before challenging top light heavies.
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Rollinger
Chicago
Tir
Lou
Waterloo
West Coast
California
Roallinger
Ernie Owens
Owens
Eddie Huffman
Huffman
Young Stribling
Manitoba
Canada
Clyde Drury
Federal Court in Session Here October 3 and 4
Federal Judge George Co. Scott orders the September term of the United States district court at Waterloo postponed to October 4, 1927, at 10 a m. The May 1927 term, moved from September 12, now starts October 3, 1927, at 10 a m, as announced by Lee McNeely, clerk. The Cedar Rapids federal court September term is postponed to October 5, 1927, at 10 a m.
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George Co. Scott
United States District Court
Waterloo
Lee McNeely
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Playground Baseball Scores Reported Yesterday
Edison Seniors defeated West High 6 to 5. Lyndale Seniors beat Pats Pond 8 to 5. Edison Majors edged Pats Pond 4 to 3. Local playground league games show close contests with balanced pitching and timely hitting.
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Pat's Pond
Edison Majors
Pats Pond
Just Tim's Luck Umpires and Tim Hurst Tale
Mark Roth recalls a time when with absent umpire Tim Hurst two players filled in and the game started on time. Hurst arrived in the second inning, berated everyone, and proclaimed both teams the worst ever in seventh and eighth place on the final day of the season.
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Mark Roth
New York Yankees
Tim Hurst
Boston
Yankees
Tim
Rainbow Division Veterans to Hold Ninth Annual Reunion
Rainbow division veterans from every outfit attend a three day reunion opening Thursday in Des Moines. An estimated 3,000 veterans will be cared for. delegations from all states in the division are expected. Registration at Hotel Savery, sessions at Shrine temple, Saturday morning sees the annual officer election. Lieutenant Howard Smith of Chicago is named head of the division.
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Rainbow Division
James E. Thomas
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Thomas
Hotel Savery
New Shrine Temple
Howard Smith
Chicago
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