Hawks Win War At Waterloo In Final Inning
Ottumwa defeats Waterloo 4 to 3 as Mattick drives in the winning run in the ninth. Didier fanned nine Hawks and Ford homered for Waterloo, while Dill delivered key hits for Ottumwa in a come from behind victory on Tuesday.
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Runa
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Mullen
Didier
O'Shea
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George Perdirtz
Nebraska
Peter Greft
Pennsylvania
Watertoo
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Rooney
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Joy
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Mattick
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
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Perdirtz
Ferrell
Farrell
Midler
Dee Wetse
Johnson
Ringside Seats and Grandstand Erected for Park Programs
Park management builds a ringside platform seating 90 and a grandstand for 500 on the west side of the ring for Wednesday boxing at Alexander McComb event. Alexander trains hard for tomorrow’s six round heavyweight bout with McComb planning revenge after last summer KO.
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Alexander
Ames
Wmeccomb
McComb
Ray McCord
Msither
Rosauer Ready To Wrestle Sampson At Waterloo Park
Waterloo heavyweight Jack Rosauer says he is ready to meet Young Sampson. Manager Lewis Alberson claims difficulty securing a finish match as Electric Park has all nights booked with engagements.
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Waterloo
Young Sampson
Lewis Alberson
St. Ansgar
Rosaver
Electric Park
Yankees Lose Doubleheader in Cleveland and More Baseball Notes
The Associated Press reports a rough day for the Yankees in Cleveland as they drop a doubleheader with the Indians and lose star pitcher Bullet Joe Bush to a broken finger. Other games: Cubs beat Giants 7 4. Phillies fall to Cardinals 13 0. Browns sweep Red Sox in St Louis. Jennings named police officer in New Rochelle. Slapnicka signs as Three I umpire.
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Tris Speaker
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New York Yankees
Stanley Covreleski
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
National League results show Chicago 7-1 over opponent in Brooklyn, St. Louis 13 Philadelphia 7, and Cincinnati Boston game noted. American League actions include Cleveland 7-6, New York 0-11, Philadelphia 4, Chicago 53, Washington 4, Detroit 2, St. Louis 4, Boston, Oklahoma City 7 Tulsa 5. American Association reports Milwaukee 9 Toledo 6, Kansas City 7 Columbus 2, Indianapolis 5 St. Paul 2. Western league notes Sioux City 3 Des Moines 2, St Joseph 4 chit 3, Oklahoma City.
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Charney White Faces Mitchell and Teonard Fights Ahead
UPPERCUTS. New York July 17 Charney White declares he is the logical opponent for Benny Teonard. White will fight Titchie Mitchell and Vero tomorrow night. Teonard fights Tow Vendler Monday night at Yankee Stadium. Promoters report 250000 dollars in tickets sold and expect 160008 more before the bell. Vans pay 206406 for seats to Gene Criqui folding Dundee on July 26 at Polo Grounds, a featherweight record price.
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Gene Criqui- Foldiny Dundee
Giants Eye Rugged Western Swing In Title Chase
New York Giants face a tough western road trip with 50 of 71 games against western clubs. They trail the Reds by two and sit four and a half games ahead of the Pirates, needing stronger pitching and renewed fight to defend their pennant. The Yankees hold a large lead and seem headed for October.
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Oster Pitches and Hits Mates to Win Over Rock Island
Dubuque, la July 17 Special Leo Oster led Dubuque to a 4 to 3 win over Rock Island after three hits and a ninth inning single scoring two. Four scratch hits in the fourth produced two runs and Young’s ninth inning error contributed another. Meyers Oster and Dempsey starred in a tense Midwest league contest.
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Chicago Mackinac Yacht Race Slated For July 21
Chicago hosts the start of the Great Lakes famed Mackinac Island race set for July 21. The 331 mile course along Lake Michigan tests seamanship to win the Mackinac cup with rising international interest including possible Canadian entries.
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Capacity expansion planned for Iowa women gymnasium
State University of Iowa announces a new addition to the women's gymnasium in Towa City to double capacity. The expanded facility will include a locker room linen room two offices and two examining rooms with passages linking the old and new structures.
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Iowa
Hawks Hope for Bats as Cedar Rapids Series Opens
The Hawks plan to swap and test new bats after slumping in late innings. McEwan seeks a reliable stick while Murray and Markle show improved form at catcher and first base. Spéas shifts Speas lineup, releasing Jacobs and adding Roberts, with Harmon assisting umpires. Nordquist rested and Brown's speed keys tomorrow's opener vs Cedar Rapids. Weeden aims for two wins in Ottumwa series.
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Cedar Rapids Niné
Bunnies
Ryé
Speas
Arthur Nordquist
Ottumwa
Weeden
Ames Fresh Coach Seon Named for Iowa State Freshmen
Ames July 17. Seon will be chosen tomorrow to coach freshman athletics at Iowa State College. Acting director Hugo Otopa lik cites the new coach will direct intramural athletics and assist corrective gymnastics. The council considers five or six promising applicants, with several having applied in person. The appointee must be an all around athlete able to coach football track baseball and basketball.
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Petent
Iowa State College
Hugo Otopalik
State Tennis Meet Entry List Opened
Entries for the state meet at Des Moines Golf and Country Club during the week of August 1 are being received. Waterloo representative B Hull is the contact for applications and events include singles doubles and mixed doubles for men and women. In case of rain the event moves to Wakonda Country Club, Des Moines, with entries sent to Vernon D Blank at Valley National Bank building, Des Moines.
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Des Moines
B. Hull
Waterloo
Wakonda Country Club
Vernon D. Blank
Valley National’ Bank
Twilight League results from Central Christian win at Cedar River Park
First Presbyterian defeated First Congregational 9 to 1 at League Park with Witt pitching well and 11 stolen bases by the Presbyterian team. Central Christian beat Christ Episcopal 4 to 1 at Cedar River Park.
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Cedar Rapids Edges Marshalltown 10 Innings 6 5
Cedar Rapids wins 6 5 in ten innings after Marshalltown ties with four ninth inning runs. Demarest allowed few hits until the ninth while Holselaw faltered late as Cedar Rapids pulled ahead with three infield hits in the tenth.
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Cooper
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Robertson
Anderson
Markiz
Murray
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Embke
Pilcher
Speds
Wissler
Leysén
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Helselay
Lembkhé
Timptres
Green
Harmon
Laws of Golf Q A Do Caddies Turn Pro
An 1623 inquiry page answers golf questions. It states caddies earning pay after age 16 lose amateur status. regaining it requires meeting USGA rules. It covers penalties for hitting a player's ball in match play, lifting in hazards, and playable from hazard rules with teeing and penalties. Readers are urged to send questions to Jonts Brown for quick replies.
Seven yachts entered Santa Barbara to Honolulu race
Santa Barbara Yacht Club announces seven yachts definite for the Santa Barbara Honolulu race starting July 21 in Santa Barbara California. Four more entries expected. total fleet may reach 13 to 15 yachts. Spindrift commanded by Eugene Overton and Mrs Overton sails. Heswell skippered by A D Pedder with Mrs Pedder aboard. only women in the race. Distance about 2109 miles. Seaward to carry wireless equipment.
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Goodwill California Yacht Club
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Southern Yachts Association
Hawaii
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Spindrift
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A.D
Beards Plan Summer Dedications for State Parks
Dollsiver Park and several never officially dedicated state parks will receive fitting ceremonies this summer under the new state board of conservation. Mrs EB Armstrong Fort Dodge named committee chair for Dolliver park services. Former Senator W S Kenyor may speak. Attorney General Gibson urged marking state lands on lake borders as top board task.
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Dolliver
Wort Dodge
State Board ‘of Conservation
EB. F. “Armstrong
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Dolliver- Park
W. S. Kenyor
Gibson
Board of Conservation
Waterloo pitchers set world records in Des Moines game
Frank Jackson and Frank Lundin, former and current world champions, broke two world records in a Des Moines Sun Day match. They combined for 121 ringers, a prior best of 120, with Jackson notching 60 and Lundin 61. Lundin added a doubles record with 19 double ringers, topping the old mark of 18. The passage notes a separate 1876 Boston Common elm loss.
Hair Stay Ad Promises Easy Style All Day
An old advertisement hawks a hair grooming product with low price by druggists. It claims the paste or remedy keeps stubborn or unruly hair combed all day in any style.
Baseball Rule Query Sparks Debate on Runs Scored
The reader questions whether runs count when a runner steals home after a batter hits and is ruled out. The Sporting editor replies that three runs may stand if runners touched home before the out occurred, and urges submitting questions with stamped self addressed envelopes for a definitive answer.
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Funneér
Unioa
Charles Tr. White
A Tip for the Round by J S Worthington
J S Worthington offers golf guidance on proper swing timing. He emphasizes a brief pause at the top of the backswing to maintain balance and prevent mistimed strokes. The tip aims to promote a smooth, even club action from top to down swing.
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J.S. Worthington
Women in Flights On Chicago Links for Western Golf Title
In Chicago July 17 interest centers on the Women's Western Golf tournament matches featuring Mrs. Melvin Jones Olympia title-holder versus Mrs. J W Douglas West Moreland and Edith Cummings Onwentsia with Florence Ellis Midlothian. Jones and Cummings tied for low medal with 84, one under par, while Letts Onwentsia posted 90 in qualification.
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Western Golf Association
F.C. Letts
Onwentsia
Walker to Box Greb in Newark Bout
World welterweight champion J Mickey Walker has signed to fight Harry Greb in Newark. Aug 6. Also notes Toronto tennis champ W Leroy Rennie named to Canada's 1923 Davis Cup team. Walker knocked out Slagel in the 10th round at Newark in a 12 round bout. trot world record Cupid Alblingen Henry Thomas Phoenix hotel stake 32.05. Chicago O'Brien Milwaukee Lightweight bout ends in technical knockout.
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Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
Pittssburgh
Toronto
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Cupid
Albingen
Oy Tienry Thomas
Phoenix Hotel
Chicago
Tom O'Brien
Milwaukee
Sailor Pacidlo
New York
Dempsey Seeks Three Bouts Within One Year
United Press reports manager Jack Kearns aims to schedule three Dempsey fights within a year with contenders such as Harry Wills Luigi Firpo and Tommy Gibbons. They eye Labor Day or a middlewest venue with talks for a New York or South American bout and a potential 50 percent gate share.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Luig Firpo
Tommy Gibbons
Harry
Gre
Kearns
Tex Rickard
Py Dempsey
Firpo
Buenos Aires
Algo
Dempsey
Middlewest
Gibbons
Greb
Kear
Tom O’rourke
Jimmy Johnstn
Rickard
Kearn
Shelb Kearns
Johnston
Dempse
Wills
Yankee
Boxing Commissio
South America
Shelby
Sunnyside Women Golfers Head to Marshalltown Tourney
About 15 women golfers from Sunnyside Country Club Marshalltown morning to compete in the Central Iowa invitational tourney staged today by Elmwood Country Club. Events include blind bogey medal play and interclub team match with a driving and putting contest. Clubs invited include Boone Ames Hyperion Des Moines Grinnell Newton Iowa Falls Oskaloosa Cedar Rapids Eldora and Sunnyside Waterloo likely returns tonight.
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Hyperion Country Club
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Grinpell
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Cedar Rapids
Eldora
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