Hawks Fall 2-0 In Waterloo Baseball Game
Waterloo loses 2 0 as Storm outduels Hawks, despite McEwan and Perlitta bulk of hits. Mattick and Perdirtz slash singles and a double by Mattick pace the visitors offense, while Storm keeps Hawks from scoring with solid pitching and fielding. Odds look to Cedar Rapids series as Weeden's crew vows return to victory path.
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Ux Waterloo
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Chukkéer
Chick Mattick
Ford
Didier
Jay
McEwan
Perlitta
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Hawks
George Perdirtz
Dill
O'Shea
Weeden
Cedar Rapids
Bill Spans
Bunnies
Waterloo
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Speasmen
Brown
Weéden
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Storm
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EL Mattick
Joy
Perdirtz
Mattick
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Johnson
DeWeese
Ben Lingenfelter Poised For Javelin Stardom At Drake
Des Moines reports Ben Lingenfelter of Fort Dodge is expected to top college javelin ranks next year. The Drake captain-elect just finished a strong season, placing second at the Drake meet with 4180 feet, nearly winning Penn. He will be a junior in the liberal arts college and also plays end for Drake’s Bulldog football team, which tied Nebraska for the Missouri Valley title.
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Walker to Fight Greb at Dreamland Park Aug 6
Mickey Walker welterweight champion of the world has signed to box Harry Greb in Newark at Dreamland Park on August 6. The bout reportedly requires Greb to weigh 169 pounds at 2 p.m. on fight day. Walker had knocked out Nate Siegel of Boston in the tenth round of a 12 round bout in Pittsburgh Monday night, conceding Siegel four pounds.
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Mickey" Walker
Harry Greb
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Dreamland Park
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Nate Siegel
Boston
Siegel
Eldora defends pro win over Teachers College 3 to 1
Eldora semipro nine defeated Teachers College 3 to 1 in Cedar Falls yesterday. Howden allowed one hit while Whitford hit a ninth inning home run for the Tutors. Eldora scored two runs in the first and another in the sixth as Roeder pitched for the college nine.
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Eldora
Howden
Whitford
Leonard Confident to Beat Tendler in New York Bout
Tannersville New York July 18 champion Benny Leonard expresses strong confidence ahead of his title defense against Lew Tendler at Yankee Stadium next Monday. He notes Tendler’s southpaw stance and recalls last year’s encounter as preparation, insisting he will win and can endure the expected punishment.
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International News Wire
Tannersville
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Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
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Leonard defies age as he eyes bout with Mitchell
Lew Leonard declares peak fitness and a 126 pound weigh‑in as he plans a strong campaign after defeating Tendler. He dismisses talk of retirement, hints at fighting Tendler again and a possible move to England, saying he is still a young kid in his prime.
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Jimmy Wilde
Jack Dempsey
Ritchie Mitchell
Tendler
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England
Laws of Golf by Innis Brown Q and A on ball changes
A reader asks about changing a ball for unfit play and penalties for mud on a ball. The article provides definite yes and no answers, detailing when a ball may be changed and how to handle situations during a match with rules and procedures.
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Sol Matz
Hawks Nest Waterloo ends schedule at Ottumwa
Waterloo finished its season at Ottumwa after 13 games with three wins. Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Dubuque and Rock Island will visit. Waterloo hopes for two more trips and several series to close the year. Minard displaced Anderson at Marshalltown and hit a home run with two other hits. Christie added two hits in the Cedar Rapids loss. Rex Adkins, ex-Waterloo pitcher now with Rockford, won three straight after a slow stretch, and is noted as a dangerous batter.
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Ottumwa
Cardinals
Hawks
Cédar Raids
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Minard
Anderson
Christie
Forsythe
Rex Adkins
Rockford
Adkins
Baseball Rules Q and A on Safe or Out Calls
A reader asks about umpire calls on plays at home and at first base. The expert clarifies that baserunners must be put out by proper force and the batter cannot be ruled out for obstructing fielders, with emphasis on correct ruling and avoiding arguments over baseball decisions.
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Q. Wuen
Tmpire
Carl Mays Falls Silent as Indians Rout Yankees 13 0
New York reports Carl Mays of the Yankees pitched in Cleveland yesterday as the Indians exploded for 13 runs and 24 hits while New York failed to score. The summary also notes St Louis Browns beat Boston 10 1, Luque wins in Boston, and other scattered baseball results and player highlights from the era.
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Bobby Jones
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Bobby Chee
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Bobby" Cruickshank
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Dempsey Firpo Title Fight on Deck Say Promoters
Texas promoter Tex Rickard announced the Dempsey Firpo heavyweight championship bout is planned for late season with details to be finalized. Jack Kearns, champion's manager, seeks a date and venue while aiming to stage the bout before year’s end, potentially around Labor Day and near the World Series period to maximize interest and avoid MLB conflict.
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Rickard
Dempsey
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Sey
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Labor Day
Sunnyside Women Capture Marshalltown Cup Golf Meet
Sunnyside women golfers from Waterloo dominated the Marshalltown one play meet winning the team championship. A quartet of Mrs Arch W McFarlane Mrs C A Corrs Mrs Cl Simpson and Mrs L Bryant led to the team title while Mrs Bryant placed second in individual medal play. Mrs F C Simpson won driving honors from 28 entrants and Mrs McElhinney with Mrs Fred Heggie took second in blind bogey. Sunnyside travels to Cedar Rapids Thursday July 26 for an interclub match with Cedar Rapids country club.
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Arch W. McFarlane
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L. Bryant
Bryant
Lindner shuts out Rock Island in Dubuque game
In Dubuque Iowa special Rock Island loses third straight to the Climbers 3 to 0. Lindner battles through hits and receives solid support as Hyde homers and Moore, Zu jay and others contribute on defense. Pitcher Ling and Zuryas deliver for the Climbers with timely plays and decisive outs.
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Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Stakes Leads Friday Races
Kalamazoo Michigan hosts the Grand Circuit with the Kalamazoo Exchange club stakes worth 10000. The 2 08 pace is a three heat race with thirty horses eligible. Also featured are the 3 11 trotting three year old pacers and the 2 18 trot. Track conditions are expected to be excellent with moderate clear weather. Penny details on purses and heats emphasize a strong racing card for the day.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo Exchange Club
Six New Players Help Marshalltown Win Over Bunnies
In Cedar Rapids July 18 Marshalltown with six new players upset the Bunnies 6 to 4. McKinn pitched well through the fourth and sixth innings, and Anse ard homered. Menard connected for a homer for Cedar Rapids, while Eisler and Menard added two-base hits for Marshalltown.
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Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
McKinn
Anseard
Scor Cedar
Dixon
Speas
sWanson
Potts
jBissier
Tye
Wgooper
Gedehnson
P Leysen
Poorman
Rf Nembke
Lenahan
Jf Menard
Christie
Markle
Murray
AicKinney
Johnson
Menard
Lembke
Eisler
Rye
Eissler
McKinney
Hannon
Gree
Purses Slashed at Hawthorne Betless Meet
Chicago July 18 Hawthorne racing track reduced purses from 1000 to 700 and two year olds in training were featured as today’s program. Entries remained filled despite the cw temporary halt with Hawthorne claiming the betless meet is the only one of its kind. Officials cited betting slump and general conditions as reasons for the purse cuts.
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Chicago
Trainin
Hawthorne
Tinoj Tockey Club
Grantland Rice on golf focus and mind control
The note advises golfers to concentrate on striking the ball rather than worrying about hazards ahead. Grantland Rice explains the mind guides the muscles, so thinking of trouble leads to bad shots. keep attention on the hit to improve putting.
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Grantland Rice
Crril Watals
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