Waterloo Hawks Beat Rock Island In Close No Hit Bout
St. Louis reported Waterloo Hawks faced Rock Island in a tense game where St. George Lambert carried a no hit bid into the eighth before yielding to pressure. Moline’s Lambert allowed seven innings of scoreless ball as Waterloo’s bats erupted late, with dominance by Plowboys helped by fielding plays from Molesworth and Began’s errors. Final score reflected a 4-2 win for Molini, with tension lingering over Thompson’s injury and Beeker’s control.
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Whee- Hwan
Buch
St. George Lambert
Lambert
Hawks
Red Murchison
Gregg Becker
Benda
Greta A
Waterloo
Hime
Thompson
Ukewise Becker
Hawk
Prevost
Lamberh
Sowsyer
Prevogt
Berres
Walsh
Dick Manchester
Murchison
Dixon
John
Prerosh
Sberres
Skinner
Becker
Molesworth
Plowboys
Tke Steel
Molino
Drager
Olive
Orf
Waterloo— Fresh
Vse
The
Bends
Storma
Rf Hether
P Totels
Molina
Waterlos
Waterloo golfer Stuart advances to state golf final
In Des Moines during a previous Trans Miss golf event Art Bartlett urged Waterloo to drum up golf enthusiasm. Now Waterloo and department back Stuart as Waterloo’s first state final representative in years, a battler with nerves of steel. Also notes Joe Prevost and Jack Frost innings records and city prep football outlook.
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Des Moines
Art Bartlett
Waterloo
Calice
Bartlett
Art
Carroll Stuart
Stuart
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Jack Hendricks
Reds
Garrell Stuart
Natty
Operative B
Hawks
Operative Y
East High
Operative Z
Landis to Govern Boxing Time to Stabilize Sport States
The article reports plans to appoint a supreme boxing commissioner similar to baseball czar Landis, to oversee the sport in several states. It discusses Schmeling’s suspension, prospects for a new heavyweight champion, and the role of Madison Square Garden and state commissions in shaping a nationalized high authority for boxing.
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Landis
States
Frank Getty
United Press Sports
United Press
New York
Dudge Kenesaw M. ‘Lan
Ais
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Tulinels
Michigan
New York Commission
Schmeling
Baxing
Max Schmeling
New York State
Phil Scott
England
W. FO Garey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Mee Garey
New York State Athletic Commission
Priday
Madison Square Garden
Petroit
Carey
Madison Square
William Muldoon
Veteran Chiefs of Sports- Cheered by Mack's Luck
Philadelphia July 19 AP veteran sports figures Connie Mack and Alonzo Stagg and Jim Ten Eyck are profiled as Mack returns to baseball prominence at 67 while Stagg at 66 and Ten Eyck at 79 see waning success. Mack’s 29th season with the A's promises continued leadership though health limits loom and Stagg and Ten Eyck may still influence their programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs of Sports
Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Alonzo Stagg
Jim Ten
Chicago
Bartlett and Stuart Vie For Iowa Amateur Golf Crown
Ottumwa veteran Art Bartlett faced Waterloo youth Carroll Stuart in Cedar Rapids to decide Iowa amateur golf supremacy. Bartlett, six-time Iowa champion, defeated Craig McKee 5 and 4 in the previous round, while Stuart beat B. E. Hayes 6 and 3 to reach the final. Lower flights finals also underway as Davenport rivals compete, including Dr. Paul Barton vs Glen Cooper and Ralph Harmon vs A M Douglas. A separate feature notes Patty Hossman, three-time national champ, will pitch blindfolded in Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Carroll Stuart
Waterloo
Bartlett
Towa
Des Moines
Craig McKee
McKee
Stuart
Canada
West
B. E. Hayes
Chariton
Charlton
Pionship
John Carey
Paul Barton
William Hener
Glen Cooper
Marshalltown
B. Terry
J. F. Kraft
Oelwein
W. G. Whitney
Independence
Ralph Harmon
A. M. Douglas
H. Ristine
O.r.basley
Tipton
Des
Former World Champion Johnny Dundes Loses Robe After Fight
Johnny Dundes, former featherweight champion, won his latest bout then returned to the corner to discover six robes he wore to the ring for the match were missing, leaving him short for postfight duties.
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Johnny Dundes
6 Robs
AB Yeeestas
Genin Fired as Pilot Tries Luck as Pitcher in Dubuque
Walter Genin, fired as Rock Island manager, pitched for Dubuque as the Tigers evened the series at 20. Box scores show Dubuque 20 hits to Rock Island 9, with Genin charged for two runs. Keokuk beat Cedar Rapids 10 to 9 in 12 innings, led by Dougherty's three base hits and Elliott's homer.
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Genin
Hia Luck
Dubuque
Walter Genin
Sanager
Rock
Island Club
Dubuque Tigers
Rock Island
Thompson
Stockton
Parker
Graham
Andra
Speraw
Garlick
Anderson
Ab Russell
Tb Patterson
Ganand
Waeber
Bluegs
Dekeron
Bluege
Anderton
Stock
Rson
Russell
Tutas
Garland
Wheat
Brockton
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk Indians
Abrhpore Seninski
Cf S
Cc.c.caeee
OO Bush
Semenee
Flores
Ere
A Swartz
Cs Scaeee
Patten
Eeee Et
Pote
Rereeee
Dougherty
Atwell
Sereneree
Appieaten
Brown
Abrhfore Baesen
Sete
Yiardzere
Wolezi
Glaze Elliott
Veer
Worth
Gardner
Gwhnetner
Baver
Possesagn
Ericksdn
Polyrigiso
Donner
Walczak
Scheetner
Damier
Bush
Flowers
Bauer
Erickson
Warner
Applegren
Brausen
Elliott
Schiask
Swartz
Atsel
Brousen
Blue Larkspur Favorite in Chicago Derby
A crowd of 56 000 was expected at Artington track for a 60600 dollar American classic for three year olds. The field includes top stakes winners such as Blue Larkspur Rose of Sharon Clyde Van Dusen Grey Coat and iDr Freeland with Blue Larkspur the 5 to 3 favorite and Rose of Sharon 3 to 1 killer bets.
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Chicago
Msi
Artington Track
Almong
Clyds van Dusen
iDr
Freeland
Blue Larkapur
New York
Windy City
Grey Coat
Rose of Sharon
Clyde van Dusen
Ab Ato
By Al Demaree on ball players and reading in old days
Al Demaree recalls how many early ball players came from mines and rough towns with limited schooling. Dummies read and wrote letters for them while the players feigned literacy, sometimes reading love letters aloud or misreading telegrams. He notes one pair of literate dummies who helped others by reading their messages.
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Penmansh
P. Gi
Theo
Moe Is Favorite in Golf Tourney at Kansas City
Two collegians meet to decide the Western amateur golf championship at Mission Hills Kansas City. Moe, 20 year old University of Oregon sophomore from Portland, is favored over Gilbert Carter, Missouri golf captain. Moe has played 131 holes in the tourney, a par 144 for 36 holes, and was medalist. He led with strong scoring despite a rough finish in the last six holes.
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Mission Hills
Kansas City
Don Moe
University of Oregon
Portland
Gilbert Carter
University of Missouri
Nevada
Moe
John Lehman
Gan
Ind
Nlay
Rock Island to face Waterloo in doubleheader plan
Rock Island, under Catcher Wheat, meets Waterloo in a single game at Mississippi Valley league park at 3 p.m. Manager Dixon may start Sig Vick or Ralph Lobdell depending on weather as the Hawks close a 12 day home stand before an 18 day road run. If rain delays, the game may be moved to a future doubleheader during the Plowboys’ next visit.
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Rock Island
Wheat
Walter Genin
Waterloo
Mississippi Valley League Park
Cletus Dixon
Sig Vick
Ralph Lobdell
Lobdel
Dixon
Big South Dakota
Lune
Hawks
Dubuque
Old Sol
Plowboys
Williams Wins 100 Yard Heat Ties World Record
Vancouver July 13 Percy Williams again proved his Olympic sprint prowess by tying the world record of 9.5 seconds in the 100 yard dash during the midsummer carnival and grand amateur athletic meet. He outpaced Frank Wykorf of Glendale in the first heat, while Eddie Tolan followed Bracey who won the second heat in 10 seconds. Williams faces a tougher challenge in the final against Wykorf Johnny Fitzpatrick Claude Bracey and Milton Maurer as ten thousand spectators roared.
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Vancouver
E. O
Percy ‘“Williams
Amsterdam
Frank, Wykorf
Glendale
Cal
Wynort
Williams
Wykoff
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Claude Bracey
Texas
Eddie ‘Tolan
University of Michigan
Milton Maurer
Los Angeles
Michigan
Midnight Express
Eddies Tolan
Bracey
American ace leads batters with key season marks
The record list highlights players from multiple teams. Lou Gehrig leads in homers with 22 while Hank Greenberg and Tris Speaker post notable totals. The data includes runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, and stolen bases across the Athletics, Tigers, Browns, Yanks, White Sox, and others.
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Bu Tig Associated Press
National
Bathing Herman
Robins
Giants
Ott
Tecry
Hatey
Cards
L. Waner
Pirates
Grafen
Custer
Cubs
Thahina Grates
Woopal
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Manush
Browns
Villier
Gehrig
Yanks
Gehriniger
Tisers
Ols
Sell
White Sox
Pitchniz—Grove
Fost
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George McManus
Viking
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TMRS
Sant Oousten
Int' Feature Service, Inc
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SomeYee
Joe
Joe Prevost
Jack Frost
Ting
International News Service
Pet. Herimen
Robins Sore
O'Deul Phillies
Terry
Convnrorky
Traynor
Eaey
Tender Bryer Aro
Hornaby
Foxx Athletics
Lazzerlanks
Sobra
Schmeling-Sharkey
Genily
Bottomley
Secrerey
Haley
Eereeee Klein
Wuson
Athietics
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Sebason
A’s
Linis
Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Stagg
Jist Ten Eyck
Onnie Mack
Wee Cat Reap
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