Ottumwa Doubleheader Beats Hawks in Slow Diamond Clash
Ottumwa defeated the Hawks in the first game of a double bill as Skupa led the visitors with 16 hits producing 10 runs. In the seventh the second game was halted to let players catch trains, with Ottumwa tallying three in the final frame to secure the day’s verdicts on a slow field.
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Skupa
Steisser
Serres
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Perdirtz
Church
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Leach
Thomason
Ford
McEwan
Hill
Fergeman
Keil
Beisser
Skupa McEwan
Corcoran
Cooper
Kinapton
Maan
Schuster
Perdirie
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Ramsell
Keith
Mann
Kennedy
Gooper
Coopper
Ragan
Skuna
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Hawk
Bersser
Jude
Pendirtz
Ragen
Q’shea
Atch
Ottumra
Abrhpore Mann
Lf . Schuster
P - Belko
Waterloo
Rf - Hill
Yhfergeman
Krapton
Ottumea
Jud Balis
Beissér Skupa
SAFE or OUT in baseball rules discussion
A fragmented transcript discusses whether a hit is a strike and how base runners may advance. It describes a scenario where a batter hits the ball, a fielder misplays, and a runner risks advancing to third. The text touches on ground rules and forced advancement, noting that a runner may only go as far as a third base if not forced to leave second.
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Hitcher
Uys
Ytanerj
Unclear sports record fragment involving Philadelphia game
Fragmentary OCR text references a Philadelphia game in an American League record context. Names and details are unreadable, making exact participants, date, score, or outcome indiscernible.
Comic Sideshow In Type Promises Odd Beasts And Birds
A fragmentary carnival pitch touts a ribbed menagerie with a sun-eyed owl from Atrio and an elastic alligator from Mesarobia. It teases bizarre acts including a kangaroo with dual motion and a fearsome bird, urging readers to pay a dime to enter the show.
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Barker
Atrio
Algemien
Fittl
Boy
American
Europe
Kangagroovians
Kangagroovia
Africa
Associated Editors
Dubuque Sweeps First Game While Second Ends 1 0
In a two game set, Dubuque beats Marshalltown 7 to 2 after a five run eighth inning surge. Holsclaw allowed three hits in the fourth as Dubuque scored two. The second game stayed scoreless until seventh inning errors broke it open with Lenahan scoring on an unearned footing. The game ended 1 to 0 in seven after darkness and a suspended fourth frame, Schwiete striking out 10 and retiring the side in the last inning. Batteries: Choquette Murray Holsclaw Clemons Marshalltown Oster ALUITAYy Schwiete Clermann. Plus Rock Island beat Cedar Rapids 2 to 0 yesterday in Rock Island.
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Dubuques
Holsclaw
Oster
Schwiete
Jand
Clemens
Lenahan
Schuler
Tanning McDowell
Kakuske
Meirs
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Choquette
Murray
Clemons
Dubus
Marshalltown Hkoonohi
Aluitayy
Clermann
Rock Island
Rockyester
Cedar Rapids
Ackley Wins Fast Baseball Tourney Titles At Ackley
Ackley, July 17. A weekend baseball tourney drew Ackley, Hidora, Parkersburg and Dumont. Ackley beat Parkersburg on day one and Dumont on day two to claim the title, with Brown striking out 21 and not allowing a hit until the ninth. Dumont defeated Hidora in another close game, while Hidora upset Parkersburg. Final scoring details and batter action are listed for the two days of play.
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Ackley
Uly
Hidera
Parkersburg
Dumont
Hidora
Lony
Jones
Brown
Johns
Steffen
Dumont Ackley
Gox
Veat
Farragher
Weil Jtie
Wetresa
Crucial Game Schedules Today In NL Race
Chicago July 17 The Cardinals narrowed the Giants lead by beating them 6 1 in the third game of the New York St Louis series lifting within a half game of first place The Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 2 1 while Boston edged Cincinnati 5 4 and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 10 7 Hack Miller homered four times in three days for the Cubs and Sisler stole two bases as Boston climbed in the standings
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Cardinals
Giants
Rame
Bill Shertlel
Jess Barnes
Fournier
Yankees
Browns
White Sox
Ied Faber
Murderers
Gleason
Joe Byush
Yaryan
Hooper
Dixie Davis
Walter John
Oon
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
Burleigh Grimes
Boston
Pete Denonue
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Alexander
Max Flack
Cub
Cabs
Hack Miller
Cubs
Ty Hy Myers
Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Dodger
Braves
Reds
Rube Marquard
Sister
George Sisler
Brown Senators
Standings shout mixed results across leagues
National and American leagues report scattered scores with Philadelphia beating Chicago 10 to 7 and St Louis defeating New York 1 to 0. American League games show New York 6 over Louisville 2 while others show variable results. Minor leagues note several wins and losses including Milwaukee 109-8 and Sioux City 12-8 with rain in Minneapolis St Paul.
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Brooklyn & Pi
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Louis
Washington
American Association
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Kansas City
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St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
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Des Moines
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Eerie
Washington Ste
Cleveland Sarees
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Aba
Pet
Joseph Brerrbery
Tulsi
Wichita Me
Oklahoma
Sunea
Walen
White Sox Bid for Honors in the American League
The White Sox rise to third in the American League race, about five games behind the leaders. Focus falls on outfielder Johnny Mostil and pitchers Robertson Levered and Modge, noted for improvement and vital contributions to keeping Chicago in contention this season.
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Walsh International News
New York
William Jennings Bryan
John L. Sullivan
Iuge White Sox
Indy
Gleason
White Sox
Fiale Cees
Sehatk
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Faber
Sox
Johnny Mostil
Robertson
Mostil
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Jeanie Gil
Idting
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Janesa Pither
Ogee
Levbe
Manchester A L Post to Sponsor Baseball Game
Manchester July 17 Burbridge commander of the Manchester post American Legion has interviewed every retail merchant to secure their shop closure from 5 to 5 for the July 25 Oelwein Lancaster game at the fair grounds. The region hopes this will be the biggest ball game yet with two closely matched teams and strong backers. Proceeds benefit a meeting room and gate receipts for the Legion.
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Burbridge
Manchester Post
American Legion
Manchester Legion
Waterton Westfield Wins Double Bill At Cedar River Park
The Waterton Westfield teams swept both games Sunday at Cedar River Park. They defeated the Kleen Maids 13 to 5 in the opener and beat Bennington Township 5 to 0 in the second. A notable moment was Abrams’s shoestring catch.
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Cedar River Park
Kleen Maids
Bennington Township
Abrams
Westhelds
Anuior
Son
Effin and
Broelk
Broelk, ‘ Holmes Secone
Rennington
Oegf West
Elda - Riv
Iler
Yesterday's Homers in National and American Leagues
Baseball summary notes several players homered across the National and American Leagues with Chicago, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia among teams mentioned. The fragment lists Piaver, Miller, Kaubert, and Walker with unclear contexts and totals for Chicago and league totals for the period.
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Piaver Aiuh Miller
Chicago
Kaubert
Cincinnat
Walker
Gene Sarasen Claims Open Golf Championship in Skokie
Glencoe ILL July 17 Gene Sarasen Pittsburgh won the United States Open at Skokie Country Club with rounds 72 73 75 68 totaling 285. Bobby Jones finished second with 259? plus details list top 10 finishers and numerous entrants, noting calls to prune growing fields and suggested sectional qualifiers.
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Jay
Skokie Country Club
Gene Sarasen
Pittsburgh
Glencoe
Jand
G. Sarasen
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Ifohn Black
Qakrand
Wim. Atelham
Shrove
Port
la Fies
Walter Hagen
Detroit
jGeo
Duncan
England
Ibeo Diegel
N. Orleans
Ij.flutchison
Mike Brady
John Golden
New York
luAuvie Aston
John Farrel
Hob Macdonald
Iba Kirkwood
Australia
Chick” IE
Wildis Loos
Abe Mitchell
C. Wo Hackney
Atancle Chyark Hoftner
Philadelphia
Marry Hampton
Willis Ogg
Worcester
Mass
Emmett Prench
Youngstown
Esse Guilford
Boston
Red Wright, Jr
Los Angeles
Willis Hunter
Cyril Hughes
Lancaster
James Barnes
Jack Burke
St. Paul
Lloyd Gullickson
DeKalb
Robert Cruikshank
New
William Creavey
Kansas City
George McLean
Blakestee
Delaware
George Martin
Santa Barbara
Fred Ward
Frank McNamara
Ortega
Jack Croke
F. R. Decker
Frank Sprogell
Memstrs
Alex Guild
Ned McKenna
Rochester
Ben Lord
Glen Mable
N.Y
Ira Vouch
William McParkane
Mddie Towns
Pittsburg
George
Minnesoo Kiddie Weld
Cincing G. Andersen
William Raulenbusch
York i
Eagle Center Defeats Waterloo Knights by Ten to Six
Eagle Center defeated the Waterloo Knights of Columbus 10 to 6 in muddy conditions yesterday before about 300 spectators. A return game is set for next Sunday in Waterloo. the local women's supper for visitors was canceled due to rain.
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Eagle Center
Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Eagle Cen_ter
Knights
Waterloo
Herman Retires From Boxing After Eye Injury
Pete Herman, former bantamweight champion, announces retirement from boxing citing eye injury and family first. In Fairbank, Iowa, July 17, local club seeks semipro opponents. secretary Paul Leehy invites teams to arrange early games with Waterloo Ravens.
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New Orleans
Jy 17
Pete Herman
Hernan
Fairbank
Waterloo Ravens
Paul Leehy
Rudolph Knepper Wins Trans Mississippit Title
Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City captured the trans Mississippit crown by defeating George von Blin of Salt Lake City 5 up and 4 to play in Omaha. The match took place Saturday afternoon as Knepper overtook the defending champion to claim the title.
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Omaha
Neb
Rudolph Knepper
Sioux City
George von Bln
Salt Lake City
Youth's Frank Jackson Defeated by Elza Ray in Exhibition
Shenandoah July 17 Elza Ray a 14 year old farm boy defeated world champion Frank Jackson in an exhibition match. Ray won the first five games to lead 44 points before Jackson recovered to win the next five. the seventh game determined the outcome with Ray securing the championship of the southwestern region.
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Shenandoah
Elza Ray
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Ray
Rath Packers Fall 5 2 to Allison in Fast Game
In Waterloo yesterday Allison defeated Rath Packers 5 2 in a rapid contest. Pitcher Wilson struck out 30 batters for Allison, and opponent Heard fanned 11 for Rath. Final score cited as 3 2 earlier in the article, with battery details listed.
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Allison
Rath Packers
Waterloo
Heard
Aoundsman
Packers
Wilson
Whiff
Wetres
Beard
Harter
Washburn Defeats Reinbeck In Pitchers Battle 4-2
Washburn, Ia., July 17 Washburn defeated Reinbeck 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Daniels struck out 10 for Reinbeck while Shanett fanned nine for Washburn. Each team had five hits as the final score showed. Batteries Daniels and Wardson Younghblut and Rachel.
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Washburn
Reinbeck
Daniels
Shanett
Reinbeek
Wardson
Younghblut
Rachel
Waterloo Ravens Begin Busy Week Schedule
The Waterloo Ravens formerly the Omaha Green Goblins have a full week ahead. Tonight they host Rialtos at the Valley League park. On Wednesday they face Reinbeck here and Thursday travel to Allison. Sunday they meet the Washpare club at the Valley League park.
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Waterloo Ravens
Omaha Green Goblins
Rialtos
Reinbeck Club
Allison
Washpare Club
Byron G Lambert Injured By Javelin At Iowa City
Byron G Lambert president of the Hawkeye board in control of athletics is wounded when pierced in the leg by a javelin thrown by a Tow a university athlete. Surgeons treat him with no grave prognosis. Also notes three evening games including First Presbyterian versus Lutheran Brotherhood at Cedar River park and Presbyterians versus Walnut Street Baptists in league action. The Rialtos play the Waterloo Ravens at Valley League Park tonight.
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Iowa City
Towa University
Byron G. Lambert
Hawkeye Board
First Presbyterian
Lutheran Brotherhood Club
Cedar River Park
Presbyterians
Walnut Street Baptists
Rialtos
Waterloo Ravens
Multisport notes from St Louis to Japan headline fading events
St Louis Nay Brown wins a Singins championship at the central states tennis event in Edmonton Alberta. Hieh Haueh dahl breaks a 1 07 15 world record on dirt. Milene Ache and Genrie Duncan beat Jock Higteaison and Al Hachart in foursomes. Paris plans a French 1500m bid. Chicago golf closes with Gene Saraistm totalling 85 strokes across five days. New York dispatches on boxing and baseball trades amid league chatter. A Japanese sect runs shipping lines from Kobe to Chinese ports.
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Nay Brown
Chicago
Gene Saraistm
New York
Billy Gibson
Champion
Teonami
Brooklyn
Charles Eb
Herts
Wheat
Johnston
Pirates
Schmidt
Barnhart
Tierney
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