White Sox Beat Senators in Extra Innings
Dick Kerr earned his first extra inning win in the American League and his first victory over Washington this season as Chicago defeated the Senators 3 to 8 in eleven innings. Erickson outpitched Kerr until the eleventh. Mulligan doubled home the winning run after Johnson singled with two outs.
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Chicago
Dick Kerr
Washington
Senators
Erickson
Kerr
Johnson
Mullizan
Earl Sheely
Vileago
Eri Jined
Shesi
O'Rourke
Jonanson
Charrity
Urourke
Abrhpore
Mulligan
Hanks
Shanks
Frudge
Harris
Judge
Colling
Sheely
Shealy
Erick
Erickston
Mostil
Miller
Oy Erickson
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Sat urday quarrel scene
A domestic drama unfolds as a wife confronts her husband about neglect and golf outings on Saturday afternoons. She accuses him of disrespecting their home life and denying her access to social clubs while he plays golf and avoids chores. The dialogue reveals tension and distrust. Copyright 1921 Associated Editors.
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Mr. Strible
Strible
Associated Editors
Knepper and Evans Reach Western Amateur Finals
R E Knepper of Sioux City Iowa champion and Princeton student meets Chick Evans a five time winner in the Western amateur golf final over 36 holes at Westmoreland Country club Knepper beat George Hartman 2 and 2 in the semifinals Evans defeated Harrison Johnston 4 and 2 Evans posted rounds of 74 78 71 and 72 while Hartman and Johnston posted strong scores amid excellent play for the week Knepper tied for low medal with 144 Evans had 151 in qualifying
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Associated Press
Chicago
R. E. Knepper
Sioux City
Princeton
Chick Evans
Westmoreland Country Club
Knepper
George Hartman
Public Links
Evans
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Johnston
Tow Medal Store
Lee Thilges
Johnshal
Louisville
Kuepper
Douglas Tweedie
Ang
Hartman
W. Raeder
Baxter Sparks
Terre ,Hauté
Iowa
Georges Carpentier Seeks Return With Dempsey After Loss
New York reports say Georges Carpentier plans a return bout with Jack Dempsey despite losing to him in Jersey City on July 2. Carpentier, training after the defeat, says he would fight anyone except Dempsey but friends think he has changed his mind. If held in New York state under 15 round rules, Carpentier might win by outpointing Dempsey.
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Associated Press
New York
Shack Dempsey
Jersey City
Georges Carpentier
Jersey
Carpentier
Dempsey
Georges
Dempser
New York State
Dpentier
Star
North Business Men Edge Hulls Nine 6 5
The North Waterloo Business Men beat Hulls Nine 6 to 5 at East High athletic field. Both teams have won one game in a best of three rubber. next week will determine the series.
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North Business
HULL
North Waterloo Business
Ben
Harier B. Hull
East High Athletic
Ambiguous schedule and laundry ad fragment
Fragmentary text lists games and teams with unclear pairings and venues, alongside an advertisement for Waterloo Laundry Co. readable parts include names like Kimball New Hampton Gelw Worthington and Deluigiet meh Tae Nap. It appears as a partial sports schedule and a laundry advertisement.
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Watering Kimball
New Hampton
Gelw
Worthington
Eneernment
Deluigiet
Rapids Colwcish Sheets
Chet Feng
Lanstis
Heera
Monriria
Oelwein shuts out Cresco 9 to 0 in baseball clash
Oelwein earned 16 hits and flawless defense to rout Cresco 9 0 Wagner hit a homer and Wolgamot added two doubles and a single for Oelwein Cresco managed three hits and three errors as Johnson Collings and Michaelson pitched for Cresco. Tomorrow New Hampton visits Oelwein for a key interseries showdown.
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Osiweta
Throat
Cresco
Oelwein
Learn
Wagner
Johnson
Collings
Michaelson
New Hampton
Standings and results from Cluhs and Western League play
Standings show American Association results with Toledo 4 and Minneapolis 11, Louisville 1 over Milwaukee 2, Columbus 5 defeating St. Paul 2, Indianapolis 6 over Kansas City 7, plus Cedar Rapids 1 over Bloomington 3 and Rockford 13 over Peoria 7. Western League includes Des Moines 5 over Joplin City 4 and Sioux City 3, with Omaha 2.
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American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Rockford
Peoria
Moline
Evansville
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Des Moines
Joplin
City
Sioux City
Pittsburet
York
Boston
Brooklyn
Louis Ale
Cincinnati
Ste
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Pat Coulsvilly
ARS Kansas City
Teague
Periz
Neah
Bransville
Tengzuenh
Pet
Oklahom
Oplin
Sioux City van Va
Kerr Wins First Extra Inning Complete Game Victory
Dick Kerr pitched his first career extra inning win as the White Sox defeated the Senators 3 to 2 in 11 frames. Babe Ruth hit his 35th homer as the Yankees beat the Browns 7 to 3. Ty Cobb pinch hit but Tigers fell to the Athletics 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Indians lost to the Red Sox 3 to 2 in a pitchers battle. Steve ONeill pinch hit for the first time since May 30.
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Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Pennock
Sewell
O'Neill
Sotheron
Mails
Nun
Ammaker
Russell
Ruel
Tigers
Detroit
Philadelphia Americans
Dell
Innning
Davis
Cobb
Philadelphia
Hasty
Kense
Rommel
Perkins
Middleton
Bassler
Ty Cobb
Athletics
Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Carpentier Gibbons Bout Near Signing Amid Promoter Talks
Tex Rickard expected to clinch the Carpentier versus Gibbons match with a conference today. Edie Kane, manager of the St Paul cruiser, confirms no prohibitive terms and says the deal will wait on Rickard’s chosen date. Rival bids from Bill Brennan and Harry Greb push for the next title shot against the French champion.
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Unnted
New York
Tex Rickard
Eddie Kane
St. Paul
Rickard
Plaa
Kane
Raimonds
Gibbons
Bill Brennan
Harry Greb
Pirates Ready to Fight Giants in Four-Game Series
Pittsburgh Pirates manager George Gibson declared the club will fight on the road as they head to New York for a four game series with the Giants. He noted Boston Braves pose the toughest challenge this season and may impact pennant race as the clubs vie for place in the standings.
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United Press
New York
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Boston Braves
Gibson
Pirates
Iezennant
Yankees Aims Shift To College Players In Plan
Yankees manager Miller Huggins says college players have quicker grasp of the game and the club will sign promising colleges stars. Six prospects were added last week and will train toward majors or minors as needed. Huggins plans pre training evaluations in New York and will have minor league managers follow his guidance to develop the youths.
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Miller. Huggins
New York Yankees
Yanks!ist
Sandset
Huggins
Yankee
Collegians
New York
Yankees
Yanks
Col. Ruppert
Johnnie Wilson Edges Colored Challenger in Ten Rounds
Boston report says middleweight champion Johnnie Wilson endured a difficult start nearly being knocked out in the first round by George Robinson, a colored boxer, before rallying to win the ten round bout last night.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Johnnie Wilson
George Robinson
Aerisha
Monticello Beats Omaha Goblins 18 to 0 In July Game
Monticello Indiana routed the Omaha Green Goblins 18 to 0 as Thompson and Vernimont pitched for Monticello and Crump and DePue for the Goblins. Monticello collected 20 hits while the Goblins committed 10 errors.
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Monticello
Thompson
Vernimont
Battery
Crump
Depue
Rhodes
Goblins
Dubuque Tigers
Anamosa
Wyoming
Everly
Charles City Defeats Algona 8 to 1 in Baseball Game
In Algona Iowa on July 16 Charles City pitcher Pyle hit a bases loaded homer as part of eight Charles City runs. The final score 8 1 with 12 Charles City hits and three errors to Algona’s six hits and five errors. Batteries were Pyle Weeks for Charles City and Seelein Southwick for Algona. Charles City to play Algona again today and tomorrow at Charles City.
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Algona
Pyle
Charles City
Swat
Seelein
Southwick
Chief Yellowhorse and other Indian baseball figures profiled
The article chronicles Indian players like Chief Yellowhorse and past stars Sockalevis Bender Meyers and Jim Thorpe, noting scouting interest, major league debuts, and lasting impressions. It recalls historic players and stresses athletic versatility and endurance across eras.
Olympic champion ship and a ballplayer profile
Schools bred an all around Olympic champion who played as an outfielder and pitcher. The article notes his speed, fielding, and weak hitting, plus stints with the Giants Reds and Braves and relief roles against lefties. It also mentions Ben Tincup Chief Johnson Redskins players and Johnson’s years with Reed and Lewisville pitching well now.
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Altho
Giants
Reds
Brave
Mine
Ben Tincup
Chief Johnson
Lewisvillee
Heilmann Again Leading Hitting Parade This Season
Chicago July 16 Harry Heilmann Detroit Tigers slugger surged to the top of the American league batting race with a .432 average after a strong week. Tris Speaker dropped to second, Ty Cobb remained tied with Speaker at .604, and Babe Ruth continued to pile up homers as New York led the league in runs. The report tracks standings, notable hitters like Meusel, Frisch, Cutshaw, Hornsby, and ongoing league-wide hitting totals across both leagues.
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Chicago
Harry Weilmann
Detroit Tigers
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Cobb
Heilmann
Willow
Ty Cobb
Detroit
St Louis
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Little di ‘Kerr
White Sox
New York
Ruth
Babe
Aages
St. Louis Star
Severeid
St. Laws
Williams
St. Louis
Veach
E. Collins
Cutshaw
Hornsby
Cy Williams
Phillies
George Keily
Giants
Trish Meusel
Philadelphia
Meusel
Frisch
Carey
Pittsburgh
Russell
Artie Butler
Kansas City
Fall River
Mass
Cito Knabe
Reb
Butler
Bunny
Minneapolis
Starker
Columbus
Baird
Indianapolis
Kirke
Louisville
Mankco
Cond
Kanewsk
Taarye
Oeledo
Gwlet
Ku Cly
Hauser
Mibwaukee
Tilwaukee
Lear
Milwaue Baird
Acosta
Harper
Oklahoma City
Leibelt
Omaha
Wichita
Jack Lelwert
East
Tearney
lIn
Beck
Blakesley
Haney
Sioux City
Fisher
St. Josep
Car i Jdock
Sir Mass Oqina- Tha
PL Griffin
Sinan
Butier
Dyersville and Manchester Win at K P Picnic
Dyersville beat Greeley 6 to 4 and Manchester defeated Harmville 6 to 3 in a Knights of Pythias doubleheader at the Delaware County fair grounds. Both games were tied after eight innings with late scoring in the ninth. Hawkers pitched the decisive ninth for Dyersville, while Harmville Latlet misplayed in the field for Manchester’s rally. A picnic supper and dancing followed the games.
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Manchester
Dyersville
Greeley
Hariville
Knights of Pythias
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Felding
Stephenson
Curth
Hawker
Reformers Start Crusade to Stop Ring Bouts in New Jersey
Camden, N J July 16 An organization of churchmen pledges an intensive campaign for the repeal of the state boxing law. Rev Wilbur F Crafts head of the International Reform bureau led the movement after an injunction to stop Dempsey Carpentier bouts.
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N.J
Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Boxing Law Opene
Wilbur F. Crafts
Internationa Reform Bureau
Dempsey-Carpentier
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Hed Sox
Tankers
Browns
Vangilder
Walter Gerber
Type
J. P. McEvoy
Chick” Evans
N'S
Waterloo Laundry Co
Palm Beach Arts
GeorGe McManus
Rotten Foday Clan
Dugan
Ory
Wy Lath Feature Service. Inc
Eme
Cluhs
Bambino Ruth
G. Carpentier
T. Gibbons
Monticello Blanks
Omaha Goblins
Moses
Belene
Hane
Yellowhorse
Little Rock
Dryfuss
Connie Mack
Myers
Meyers
Jim Thorpe
Wimpow Conan
Ellow
Gutchan
WataTioo
James G. Blaine
W. E. Schollian Distributor
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