Hawks Edge Islanders in Wild Fourth of July Tilt
Led by Joseph McDermott the Hawks crushed Rock Island 13 to 7 in a July Fourth game. McDermott collected four hits including a double and scored multiple runs as Waterloo built and held the lead through a ninth inning rally.
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Hawks Sign Right Hander Buckner From Belle Plaine
A chaotic OCR reads like a sports brief about Buckner a right handed pitcher from Belle Plaine signing with Cedar Thapids and mentions Gray Rock Island officials Faye Whiloughby and others. It notes general baseball interest and fans reacting as a manager and teams press for rosters and trades amid unclear details.
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Cedar! Thapids
Toke warnings and fish tales in a storm of quips
A jumble of humorous snippets and garbled captions features a warning about boasting in fish tales, a policemans kiss and fine, political quips about Norris and La Follette, a misread sparrow dispatch, a fall from an elevator, balloon race chatter, and local writer inquiries about card wins.
Two Card Pitchers Get Bad Treatment from Dubuque
Ottumwa pitchers were hit hard by Dubuque as the Tigers won 14 to 1. Strawski and Garland pitched for Ottumwa, while Nixon yielded five hits to the Dubuque lineup led by Armstrong and Burrus.
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Standings of Clubs from Missississippi Valley League and Others
Summary of regional baseball standings shows Mississipp Valley League teams Burlington Moline Waterloo Rock Island Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Dubuque Ottumwa with scores, National League entries New York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh, American League results St Louis Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland New York Philadelphia Chicago, American Association and Western League results plus smaller towns Wichka Oklahoma City Omaha Denver Tulsa St Joseph.
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Cramps Halt Argentina Swimmer Near English Channel
Lillian Harrison of Argentina nearly drowned five miles from the English coast after cramps struck during a Channel swim from Cape Gris Nez to Boulogne. Rescued by her trainer and boat crew, she recovered and plans another attempt soon.
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Hoetker's Fast One Defeats Plows 8 to 5
Burlington rallies past Plows with Al Hoetker pitching a fast one. Swansea and Gunpy spark a ninth inning threat with a three-base hit. Beal, Farr and Swanson add key hits as Burlington tops Moline 8 to 5 in Moline.
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Sioux City Women Bid to Host 1926 Golf Tournament
Sioux City women plan a strong bid to host the 1926 state golf tournament at a July 28 meeting of the Iowa Golf Association held at Sunt side Counters club. The bid follows the successful 1925 men’s tourney and precedes the women’s event planned for next year.
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Skills Guide for Golf Club Distances and Practice
The article outlines how players should learn distance using club pros, with mashie for up to 130 yards, mid iron up to 180 yards, driving front or clock for longer accurate shots, and woods for greater ranges. Emphasizes power observation, avoiding undercutting, and not overreaching a club’s typical distance. It also notes a refereeing reversal in a boxing bout in Philadelphia.
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Baseball Roundup: Pirates, Giants in Tight NL Chase
A sweeping MLB summary notes the Pirates edge Pittsburgh over Chicago in 10 innings, the Giants led by George Kelly two homers, and Coveleskie securing his 12th win for Washington. Phillies split the standings, Athletics win their sixth straight, and Speaker leads AL batting with .406 as Cobb hits .402.
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Wills Expresses Willingness to Fight Dempsey
Harry Wills, American heavyweight, said he would be glad to meet Jack Dempsey in a prize fight. He noted reports that Dempsey had signed for a bout and said he had heard nothing official himself.
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Macabees to Face Parkersburg in Sunday Series
Waterloo Macabees baseball team meets Parkersburg Sunday afternoon for a best two of three showdown. Both clubs split the first two games this season, and a large crowd is expected to witness a hard fought contest with strong lineups on both sides.
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Arms and Legs Battle Looms as Lewis Meets Stecher
Ed Lewis and Jon Stecher prepare for a disputed heavyweight wrestling title bout. The Strangler Lewis relies on headlocks while Stecher uses body scissors to force submission. Lewis claims he remains champion, citing a Kansas City loss and a win at Michigan City, while Stecher challenges his claim citing Stanislaus Zbyszto.
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Western Golf Semifinals At Detroit Reach Finalists
Detroit July 17. Keene Carter of Oklahoma City and Clarence Hubby of Temple Texas advanced to the semifinals of the Western Amateur Golf Association matches in Detroit. Carter was drawn to face Russell Martin, a Chicago Public Links graduate, while Hubby met M L Lamprechart of Cleveland as semifinals were staged today.
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Hot Spell Kills Many Fish in Shallow Trumbull Lake
Ruthven Iowa July 7 Scores of large pickerels die and float ashore on Trumbull Lake a shallow 1 190 acre body north of Ruthven The hot weather is blamed as the cause as the water is clear open and faces intense sun with no shade The fish ranged from four to twenty pounds and some weighed up to 23 pounds New York Rain ends the Snarkes Sarmi ento match in the third round and referee rules no contest Eddy defeats Nut Pincus in a separate bout
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Jochumsen Set for Rock Island Junior Invite Final
Harold Jochumsen of Sunnyside Country Club advances to the 36 hole final at Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club, Rock Island Illinois, facing Dont ald Wiley of Ottawa. Jochumsen defeated W F Hayward Davenport 2 up 4 3 in the semifinal, while Wiley beat William Heuer Davenport 1 up.
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Howard Jones Receives Warm California Welcome
Iowa City reports Howard Jones signed a five year contract as head football coach at the University of Southern California. West coast papers anticipate his arrival in September to lead the Trojans to a winning season, with Los Angeles clubs backing him strongly.
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Marshalltown Beats Cedar Rapids 3 1 In Merchants Day Game
Cedar Rapids fell to Marshalltown 3 to 1 before 5 000 fans as Richter and Lukehart pitched well. Ansons showed solid defense on the bases while Hendee and O Shea contributed for Marshalltown. Box score details include multiple at bats and defensive plays with minimal清
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Mandell Seeman Bout Carded in East Chicago Arena
In East Chicago tonight Sammy Mandell of Rockford and Sally Seeman of New York headline a 19 round lightweight title bout. The undercard features Pat Moore and Harold Smith in a second 19 round bout as part of the double main event.
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First M. B. Triumphs Over Burton Avenue Nine
First M. B. church baseball team defeated Burton Avenue nine 35 to 3 in a well played camp at Cedar River park last night. The game formed part of the 1925 city title championship series with more games planned as First Presbyterian and Central Christian prepared to clash at Cedar River park this evening.
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