Tigers Triumph Over Yankees 7 to 2 in Detroit Showdown
New York and Detroit clashed as Urban Shocker faltered, yielding seven runs to the Tigers while Gibson battled for the Yankees. The afternoon saw two decisive innings with Manton, Ruth, and Gehringer contributing key plays, but Detroit secured the win 7 to 2 in a dominant display.
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Shocker
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Ruth
Tus
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Hothergill
Moihnann
Gielrdnger
Munsan
Gibbo
Owls
Pascal
Rf Ooo
Hoenly
Es Borg Oh
Tiehrig
Tombs
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Q Ou
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Collins
Adams
Gebhin
Gehringer
Tavener
Dibson
Manion
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Hoyt
Thomas
O'Rourks
Owens
Fowland
Waterloo Gun Club Trapshoot Wednesday July 21
Waterloo Gun Club will sponsor an all day trapshoot at Byrnes Park traps on Wednesday July 21. Nick Webber, president, announced. Charles City sharpshooter Bim Castile will cashier. The program features eight 20 third events with $1 entry and two cents per target. Contestants may shoot any part of the program or targets only. Extra events and doubles may be added on request. The shoot starts at 10 AM.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Boxer to Fight in Muscatine July 26
Waterloo boxer Kid Lee will face Cedar Rapids fighter Caddy Welly in a six round semi windup at Muscatine Storeday evening July 26. Veteran Chicago bantam Pat Moors meets Frank Jumnati in the 12 round main bout.
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Waterloo
Caddy Welly
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Pat Moors
Chicago
Frank — Jumnati
Griffin Released By Hawk Manager Ahead Of Moline Trip
Griffin Dal e Griffin, Waterloo pitcher, was released by Manager Gletus Dixon just before the team departed for Moline yesterday afternoon. Rookie outfielder Carl Cole was signed, necessitating the cut. The Hawk pitching staff now includes Kelsey, J. Grant, Anderson, M3fhand fRobert son.
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Waterloo
Gletus Dixon
Moline
Carl Cole
Hawk
Kelsey
J. Grant
Anderson
fRobertson
Bunnies Relplegg Rally Past Packers In Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on July 1, the Bunnies rallied to defeat the Ottumwa Packers 8 to 1. Schroeder struggled for Cedar Rapids while Raver of Ottumwa held the Pack at bay. Schultz and Lumwa made crucial errors.
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Rigsby
Street
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Edwards
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Miarietti
Bauer
Balk Schroeder
Mpire
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Coach Ingwersen to Tour Europe with Kiwanis Group
Iowa City July 16. Coach Burton A. Ingwersen of the University of Iowa football team and his wife will leave July 21 with the Shenandoah Kiwanis delegation for a month long tour of Europe. He has been teaching at the Iowa summer school and will depart after the first session. Other Hawkeye coaches plan extended vacations next month. Freshman Coach Ralie Williams will lead a Voxs outing at Red Arrow camp Front Lake Wisconsin. Coach Sam Barry will move to Madison Wisconsin for several weeks.
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Burton A. Ingwersen
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Europe
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Rallie Willams
Red Arrow
Des Moines and Chicago sports wrap highlights
Des Moines polo team defeats Pt Leavensord in a nine point show. Quinn subs for injured Rage in Des Moines. Iowa athletic events attract large paid attendance. university contests at Iowa City drew 108 285. Bud Taylor plans three fights before facing Charlie in Chicago for bantam title. Wilts aims for practice tennis after appendicitis surgery in Paris. Lott, Raladon, and Vliden advance in tri state tennis finals. McDonald Smith headlines Metropolitan Eve tournament in Garden City with 144 entrants.
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Lorday
Pt. Leavensyord
Kenneth Hunt
Nes Moines
Quinn
Pres Moines
Indian Rage
Towa
Ue University of
Garden City
McDonald Smith
Baseball score roundup from yesterday’s games
Yesterday’s ball games produced home runs by Roush for Cincinnati and Gonrite for Detroit in the American League. The totals column shows one run each as Phenneeee Leerbbiae contributed.
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Cincinnati
Gonritger
Detroit
Upper Iowa University previews 1926 football schedule
Fayette Iowa July 16 Six games on the 1926 schedule announced by football manager Robert Fox at Upper Iowa University. Homecoming with Luther on Oct 24. Four Iowa conference games and one non conference game against St Ambrose. Veteran linemen and backfield stars return, Coach Doc Dorman expresses confidence in another winning season. Schedule includes games at Simpson Oct 15, vs Luther Oct 23, at St Ambrose and Ellsworth dates listed.
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Vavette
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Manchester
St. Zimbrose
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Up Pee Town
Upper Iowa
Ellsworth
The Old COrs Debate Federal Shooting Grounds Bill
The piece discusses opposition to a Federal Game Storage and Public Shooting Grounds bill, arguing it creates a new federal bureau and many jobs for a small group, with dubious public benefit. It quotes editor Dr. William A Bruette and refers to views by Interne rson Hough. critics say the measure serves political ends and would not benefit most citizens or conservation aims.
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Congress
Willian A. Bruette
Borest & Stream
Agin
Nn Smmall Group
Luge Suis
Forest & Suean
She Meng
Internerson Hough Studd
Lanny
John Deere Ball Team Tops Illinois Central Nine
John Deere baseball team defeated Illinois Central shops nine in an Industrial league game at Byrnes Park last night 3 to 2. The shopmen led early, but late hits by Deere produced the win as Hansell pitched for the Plowboys and Beard for the losers before about five hundred fans. Rath Packers meet Wonders Inn tonight.
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Ilinois Central Shops
Byrnes Park
Hansell
Beard
Rath Packers
Wonders Inn
Hawks Nest Readers Nears NBA Interest In Nelson
The Hawks Nest Burlington reports multiple offers for Fitcher Nelson with the New York Yankees notably eager to sign him. Skupa, a lefty pitcher from Burlington, signed with Mobile in the Southern League after stints in Newark and Wisconsin. Rock Island fans plan a 600-strong trip to Turlington for the Rock Island Burlington game, with a reserved Burlington section for visitors.
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Fitcher Nelson
Theew York Yankees
Hea
Stanley Skupa
Mobile
Ala
Skupa
Newark
Wiconsin
Rock Island
Turlington
Sanctuary funding and protections for wild fowl refuges
A proposed bill aims to officially establish pine sanctuaries and protective provisions for game birds. It seeks to ensure wild fowl hunters receive a fair share of benefits from the nation’s refuge system, aligning with the broader creation of successful fame refuges.
Hall and Fields Scrap Tonight in California Showdown
Roscoe Hall of Des Moines faces Jackie Feilds, former amateur featherweight champion, in a California bout tonight. Hall has lost decisions to Charley Rosen and Paul Demsky and aims to exit California with a win, while Feilds, now a professional lightweight, has not lost since turning pro. Feilds is slightly favored to win as both seek to preserve strong recent forms.
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Sollywood
Roscoe Hall
Des Moines
Jackie Feilds
Hall
Charley Rosen
Paul Demsky
East
California
Fields
Deserted Moorville Man Takes Son and Leaves Town
Nels Ogren Mooreville left town with his son and his furniture and effects after his wife vanished during a Waterloo shopping trip. He told Tuma county he may join his wife in Dakota. the family had lived on a farm owned by Hd Strodecker and Ogren had been working for local farmers.
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Nels Ogren
Mooreville
Waterloo
Minot
N. C
Tuma County
Brooklyn
Dakota
Hd Strodecker
Ogren
Roadwork Progress on Nashua Area Roads
A well graveled stretch covers the entire 14 miles with bridge and culvert work now completed on the river road. Grading will start soon as preparations are made for paving the remaining 1124 miles toward Nashua.
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Nashua
Detour Opened Near Nashua On Clarksville Road
A 14 mile detour to Nashua was opened yesterday on the Clarksville road detouring traffic from the river road No 40. The route runs seven miles south from Charles City and seven miles east into Nashua, replacing the last portion of the river road segment.
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Jwiy
Nashua
Clarksville
Herah
Charles City
Emblem of War and Peace Referenced in Dialogue
A quotation from the Boston Transcript contrasts the emblems of peace and war. A child asks what signifies wart the father replies that the orange blossom is the emblem of war while the olive branch remains the emblem of peace.
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The
Boston Transcript
Goforth's Radio Orchestra at Chautauqua
Goforth's radio orchestra, smaller in size yet rich in art and spirit, has gained national fame from WLS Chicago broadcasts. The group has received thousands of telegrams letters and calls since its radio concert began and is set for a full afternoon concert on opening day July 24 followed by an evening program after a lecture by an Indian native.
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George Goforth
Altho
Goforth
WLS
Chicago
India
South Dakota farmers show no surplus, Holland says
William Holland, auctioneer, after touring parts of South Dakota, says farmers there have no surplus and no freight rate concerns as there is nothing to ship. He notes bumper crops in southeast Minnesota and limited holdovers in Iowa, downplaying surplus worries across the region.
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William Holland
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