Hawks Open Busy Road Trip With Ottumwa Thriller
Ottumwa versus Waterloo game details show Hawks battling for series lead. Spurbeck allowed some hits while Johnson pitched steadily, Clarke and Dixon produced key runs, and wild plays shaped the late innings in a 4 to 3 Waterloo win.
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Ottumoen
J—Casoline
Warerime Daseball
Thesis Spurbeck
Clyde Kettenbeil
Ottumwa
Hawks
Une Johnson
Archie Kelsey
Boston
Carninals
Claude Willoughby
Chick Matlick
Rooster Kettenheil
Deacom House
Rock Island
Cletus Dixon
Clarke
Stuart Clarke
Jett
Dixon
McDermott
Marlett
Johnson
Cardinals
Smith
Ford
Groski
Spurbeck
Wagner
Tally Smith
Roseberg
Walker
Sourbeck
Glarke
Salizgayer
Whettenbeil
Mattick Brush
Wattricoa
Abrhpoae
GO Dixon
Kelser
Cf Groft
Mmccaftery
Russell
Rettenbeil
Ottumwa— Saltzeaver
Dorman
Waen
Mariott
Brandon
C Johnson
P Mattick
Waterloo
Spurteck
Sie Deook
Tohnzon McDermot
Umptres
Kirk
Davenpoint
Lage and Gibbs to Challenge Wednesday Bout Winner
Glen Lage of Marshalltown and boxer Gibbs from Cedar Falls plan to challenge the Wednesday main event winner at Electric Park. The card lists Joe Knipp, Young Sharkey Davenport, and Ralph der as promoter, with other notable names including John Showers and Kid Surkingame. Matches feature Dave Nelson vs Charity Halligan and Ralph Terner vs Ta Morningster, all slated for six rounds.
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Glen Lage
Marshalltown
Gibbs
Cedar Falls
Electric Park
Joe Knipp
Young Sharkey Davenport
Ase
Ralph der
Lamb
Fowane
John Showers
Kid Surkingame
Johnny Donahus
George Melichar
Jos Mandot
Dave Nelson
Charity Halligan
Ralph Terner
Ta Morningster
Outfielder Vick of Burlington Injured by a Pitched Ball
Outfielder Vick of Burlington sustained injuries after being hit by a pitched ball. He was hospitalized with a possible respiratory condition, and an X-ray examination is underway to assess his condition.
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Vick
Burlington
Whispers of the Hills and Town News Parade
A garbled column blends verse with local notes about nature and past travels, then shifts to brief, rough anecdotes from Burlington and surrounding areas. It mentions a garden of azaleas and rhododendrons, a longing for mountain rides, a temperate talk on alcohol, a gossip column complaint, and a tax-related note in Burling ton. The tone is fragmentary, mixing fiction, reminiscence, and cheeky hometown gossip.
Buns Triumph in First Go as Wakonda Wins Invite
A Courier reporter details a July invitation tournament duel in Des Moines where the Wakonda Country Club squad defeats Bert Des Moines 12 to a midwestern field at the championship match.
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Courier
Les Moines
Wakonda
Des Moines Polo Match Draws Heat and Enthusiasts
Des Moines hosted a polo tilt amid heat with hundreds paying 40 cents to witness four-player teams on speedily saddled horsemen. Spectators filled grandstands and cars as eight riders clashed, scoring from fast passes and near misses, while local leagues and standings listed brief results.
Percy Gray Stars as Islanders Top Moline in Moline Dash
Percy Gray led Rock Island to a victory over the league leading Moline club Monday. He collected four hits in over trips, with two homers, and made two aerial catches in center field.
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Rock Island, Tll
Percy Gray
Rock Island
Moline
Gray
Marshalltown Triumphs Over Burlington in Thirteenth Inning
Marshalltown defeats Burlington 9 to 6 in a prolonged 13 inning game on Monday. Venemon allowed nine runs on ten hits in nine innings for Burlington while Altgilbers and Venemon combined on the mound for Marshalltown with a late surge. Nordiey, Hendee and Meloney each had key base hits as the game stretched into extra innings aided by strong defensive plays and several errors by Burlington.
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Burlington
Marshalltown
Yenemon
Aligtbers
Marshallown
Abrhpo AE Nordiey
Filingham
Hendee
Tb O'Shea
Schultz
Ef Vick
Ris
Taukehart
Nordiey
Meloney
Corrad
Huffman
Stoecker
Hendel
Willingham
Beal
Conrad
Bope
Altgithers
Venemon
Altsilbers
Vick
Fil-lingham
Loweing
Papke
Tune
Jimmy Goodrich Claims World Lightweight Title In Second Round
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo defeated Stanislaus Loayza of Chile by technical knockout in the second round to become the world lightweight champion, succeeding Benny Leonard. Loayza fractured an ankle and the towel was tossed in by his corner at Long Island City. Goodrich had more than 25 victories in three years. Eddie (Cannonball) Martin stopped Irish Johnny Curtin in the sixth round of the other semifinal.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Long Island City
Benny Leonard
Goodrich
New York State Athletic Commission
Loayza
Scranton
Sile
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Johnny Curtin
Jochumsen Sputs 86 In Rock Island Meet Qualifier
Harold Jochumsen of Sunnyside Country Club shot 86 to tie for third in the qualifying round of the junior golfers invitation at Rock Island Arsenal Balk Club. Sixteen players advanced to the first flight as match play began today and runs through Friday.
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Jochumsen
Rock Island
Harold Jochumsen
Sunnyside
Sted
iGolf Club
Rock Island Arsenal Balk Club
Yéstervy
Berlenbach and Marullo Give Sorry Show in Ring
The light heavyweight title bout between Paul Berlenbach and Tony Marullo in Newark ended in the ninth round when the referee ordered both boxers from the ring. Platt Adams of the New Jersey commission will hold purses pending an investigation. Berlenbach, winning the title for the first time, appeared unable to fight at his best due to a left hand injury. Marullo contributed little action.
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International News Wire
New York
Jeorry
Paul Bertenbach J
Tony Marullo
Ewanrk
A. J
Platt Adams
New Jersey Commission
Beilenbach
Hawks and Semi-Pro Notes from Cedar Rapids to Mason City
The report covers player movements with Rock Island and George Pope joining the Pacific Coast league, while Cedar Rapids and Moline figures shine. It notes Chester Gunny reaching base 12 times in 14 tries and a flurry of local semi pro activity including Crotty and Hissler with Charles City and Cedar Rapids clubs.
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Miysissippi
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Wichita
Tulsa
Julie Bertintilliy
Buster Winkler
Rock Island
George Pope
Pacific Coast League
Cedar Rapids
Chester Gunny
Moline Outfelder
Tao
Jimmy Crotty
Hawk
Charles City
Dutch Hissler
Nmany
Crotty
Georgie Beats Landis With This Remark
Writer George Ade and baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis were golfing after a clash between Ban Johnson and the judge. Ade, who had been steady all afternoon, struck Indian humor with a sharp remark at the eighteenth hole.
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Pemak
George Ade
Kenesaw Mountain Liendis
Ban Johnson
Landis
Ade
Low scores predicted in Western golf flights
Detroit July 14 120 golfers played the final qualifying round of the Western amateur championship on a sunny day. Dexter Cummins shot a 68 to break the course amateur record and lead by four strokes over Buddy Kuempel and H W Comstock who carded even par 72s. Fourteen others were 74 or better and 31 players qualified with Jimmy Johnston awaiting tomorrow’s match play after a 156 needed to reach the circle.
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Uniterd Press
Detroit
Mich
Dexter Cummins
Buddy Kuepiper
H. W.comstock
Buffalo
Jimmy Johnston
St. Paul
State net meet attracts wide entry as champions skip
Fort Dodge Iowa hosts the state tennis tournament the week of July 20 with many district stars entered but current champions Paul Bennett and Miss Laur Fry not competing. Des Moines Joe Van Ginkel and Hector Janse lead the strong men’s singles field while a junior tournament debuts alongside the state event. Medals will be awarded for singles and doubles.
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Fort Dodge
Northwest Town
Paul Bennett
Rivers
Laur Fry
Joe van Ginkel
Des Moines
Hector Janse
Laverne
Charles City Outfit Wins 2 Games Sunday
Charles City baseball team swept a doubleheader on Sunday beating Fudd 2 to 1 and LeRoy, Minn 4 to 1. Key hits came from Buck Giles and a noted catch by Bilsgler. Battery for Charles City included Harryman Faragher Rudd Pryor Noort and Duncan with LeRoy batting for LeRoy Meyars and Schneider.
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Charles City
Fudd
LeRoy
Minn
Buck Giles
Manning
Bilsgler
Watteries
Charles 'City
Haryman
Faragher
Rudd
Pryor
Noortan
Duncan
Baltey
Athletics Near Senator Lead as Pirates Hold Giants
The Athletics closed in on the Pacemaking Senators while the Pirates kept distance from the Giants. Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 1 as Quinn limited the Tigers to five hits. Hornsby hit his 23rd homer and the Phillies beat the Cardinals in 10 innings.
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Associated Press
New York
Athletics
Senators
Pirates
Giants
Philadelphia
Detroit
Quinn
Tigers
Brown
Mackmen
Walter Johnson
Washington
Walter Reuther
Ban Johnson
Geisel
Kent Greenfield
Cub
McGraw Clay
Chicago
Terr
Hornsby
Homer
Phillies
Cardinal
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Lou Gehiig
Red Faber
White Sox
Yankees
Sox
Ward
Vers Hornsby
Cardinals
Waterloo Leads League in Attendance in Early Season
Waterloo tops league attendance for two months with 911 per game and 22 778 total across 25 games. Cedar Rapids averages 807, Rock Island 726, as fans hail Cletus Dixon and the energetic leadership.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Cletus Dixon
Avy
Burlington
Obumwon i
Dubuque Settee
BSA Marshalltown
Moline - Geoares
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Burmin
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Mt Boon
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Moline Dispatch
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Bues
Cletus
Shelly
Hare
Far- Nogten
the Gazette
Maloney
Groft
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Hero
Lke
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Rey
Vudge Lanois
Judge
Hormsby
Tyeety-Phird
Young Sharkey
Charley Halligan
Ralph Leeper
Kid Morningstar
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