Moore and Cline Ready for Bearded Middleweight Clash
In Waterloo Iowa Mark Moore and Johnny Cline prepare for a bearded middleweight bout. Moore, 191 pounds, arrived after Cedar Falls travel and trained with a big steak appetite. Cline, shaved hair and consistent, eyes a win to avenge a grudge as promoter John Goss anticipated a strong turnout with supporting bouts featuring Kid Ray, Tommy O Connor, and Jawbreaker Collina.
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Mark Moore
Minneapolis
Cline
Smith ‘Brothers
Moore
Earl
Blue
Felk
Bearcat
Tiger
Ray
John Goss
Harry Smith
Nashua
Kid Ray
Seali
United Kid
Tommy O'Connor
Collina
Kid Roberts
Alex Fidler
Tounds
Standings and scores from national and western leagues
In National League games Chicago defeats Philadelphia 14 0 and New York beats Cincinnati 3 to 1. Other results include Brooklyn 3 Chicago 3 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia. American Association shows Minneapolis 3 Toledo 14 and Louisville 4 Kansas 19. Western League reports Wichita 4 Des Moines 3 and St Joseph draw.
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Uther City
St. Joseph
Mississippi Vailei
Tet
Waterloo
Deland
Ana
Marshiad
Agg Auerican Lenore
Fick
Soy York
Chiragas
Lars
Feage
Boston
St. Louis
Baenes
Touwis
Burlington rallies to beat Bunnies 5 4 in opener
Burlington, Ia July 18 Hardin allowed four hits but lost 5 to 4 as Burlington rallied in the ninth. Speas pinch hit for Hardin and struck out with two on and two out, while Venemon replaced Ferris. Hardin and Speas contributed defensively as Burlington pulled off the comeback with timely hits and runs.
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Burlington
Altho Hardin
Bunnie
Speas
Hardin
Ferris
Venemon
Cedar Rapids
Zp Rutledga
Ss Bobb
Collins
C. Swanson
Cunningham
Hadloff
Barratt
Andy Parking
Liu
Barret
Ainth
Manv
Roi Wingield
Oy D. Swanson
Matthews
Mariott Sa
Te. T
Hadint
Sond, Collin
Congress Drops Four Events From Future Olympics
Paris July 18 Congress of the International Amateur Athletic Federation ratified seven world records set during the Brack and Sell competition and eliminated four events from future Olympic programs an athlon the 110000 metre w 90 metre team race and cross country race
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Paris
Internationalmateur Athletic Fede
Gilbert Annexes Singles Tennis Honors in Iowa City
Iowa City July 18 The surer single title went to A R Gilbert of Graveland College Tamoni tas after a four set match against EB G Blackstone of Detroit 1-4 7-5 3-6 6-1 Blackstone used powerful smashes and targeted Gilbert's backhand while Gilbert relied on placement and net play Gilbert was runner up in the singles last year losing to Paw Gammertsfelder.
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Iowa City
Iowa
A. R. Gilbert West
EB. G. Blackstone
Detroit
Ayer
Gilbert
Graveland College
Tamoni
Tas
Blackstone
Antmae
Paw G. Gammertsfelder
Ottumwa Beats Grays 8 to 1 in Rough Game. ONeil Injured
Ottumwa defeated the Grays 8 to 1 as Irvin allowed many hits in two innings. ONeil, the Grays shortstop, was knocked unconscious in the sixth after being hit by a James grounder, and Warry Ford contributed two triples for Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Rock Island
Irvin
Grays
Ejent
Warry Ford
Gra
Oeil
Ards
James
Virses
Tima
Willoughby Tops Dubuque In Fast Game
In a high tempo matchup at Dubuque, Claude Willoughby out pitched Lisle as Waterloo defeated Dubuque 6 to 2. Erickson and Mullen starred for Waterloo, with key defensive plays by Chirke and O’Shea boosting the Hawks to a six and a half game lead in the standings. The game featured a late rally by Waterloo and a noteworthy error by Dubuque that sealed the win.
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Dubuque
Johnny Armstrong
Claude Willoughby
Noe Lonn Ronaghhouse
Hicks
Cletus Dixon
Altho
Waterloo
Dixon
Fre Schalt
Hurling Yuel
Willoughby
Far Lisle
Hawk
Lisle
Waterlooans
Hawks
Charlie Mullen
Stuert Chirke
Erickson
Mullen
O'Shea
Schulz
Grant
Kuehl
O’shea
Oster
Hame
Sehnit
Mulen
More
Kuch
Cing
Grott
Meyers
Clarke
Peta
Willovehiy
Red
Erikson
Atth
Hinton
Nixon
Anderson
Sehatt
McClarkson
Steand
Buck Freemin
Sioux Falls
Poark
Delane Oster
Re Moore
Bamy Dubuque
Tyo Ape Hita
Gropt Fumbles as Hawks Brace for Today’s Game
Peter Groft strained his right foot yesterday and may miss today’s game. Harold Erickson will start. Bert Weeden is being sought to join the club. Dixon’s squad remains uncertain while outfielder Heinie Schultz expected back soon. AL Nordman from Rockford released.
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Hawks
Peter Groft
Harold Erickson
Bert Weeden
Waterloo
Dixon
Heinie Schultz
AL Nordman
Rockford Southpaw
Grant Erickson Sparkes Rally In Erratic Abbreviated Box Score
Unclear OCR text notes Grant Erickson with three base hits and various players listed for sacrifices and at bats. Mentions Lisle as pitcher and Willoughby with strikeouts, wild pitches, and bases on balls. Activity hints at a baseball box score with multiple abbreviations and garbled names.
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Grant Erickson
Mirlattlen
Meyers
Armstrong
Prisot
Mullen
O'Shea
Schule Ninian
Meredith
Lisle
Willoughby
Isle
Grant
Hal Grofk
Umpt Ware
Weensteln
Timo
Ed White Leads Ackley Gun Club Shoot Victory
Twenty six shooters competed at Ackley Gun Club with Ed White of Waterloo finishing as high amateur by hitting 142 targets in the 150 target program. Second amateur honors went to Frank Shores and Andy Luke with 143s. H. Castle led amateurs with 148 while professional H. Ebler shot 144.
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Ackley
Ed White
Waterloo
Shores
Andy Luke
E. H. Castle
H. F. Ebler
P.W. Edwards
Repass
Webber
Witty
White
Kred Whitney
EB. H. Castle
Fred Vermyna Elm
Russell
Dean Glanville Woo
Iefiemler
Kachelholier
Hermin Greenfield
Hilary Greenfield
Semifinals Set in State Ladies Golf Meet at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids July 18. Semifinal matches in the Iowa state women’s golf tourney today feature Mrs. F. C. Byers Cedar Rapids vs Miss Beb LaGrange Storm Lake and Mrs Waterman Davenport vs Miss McMichael Des Moines. Yesterday four winners advanced and Byers survived a dramatic 19 hole win over Mrs E G Don Rock Island.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterman
Davenport
Ethel McMichael
Des Moines
F. C. Byers
Beb LaGrange
Storm Lake
Sal
F.C. Byers
E. G. Don
Rock Island
Dan
Brers
Vas
A. C. Claoyp Werlan
Fryers
Des iMoines
W. W. _ Pearce
Webster
Athur Bartlett Known in Gole as Worthy Champion
Ottumwa's Arthur M. Wartlett, fifth Iowa championship winner, rose from caddy days to top amateur golf. A court reporter by profession, Bartlett rebuilt his career after early disruptions, setting multiple course records and defeating rivals through the 1910s and into the 1920s.
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Athur Bartlett
Gole
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Arthur M. Wartlett
Iowa
Waterloo
Faw
Ottumwa Country Club
Second Judicial District
Bartlett
A. GC. Stack
Dwight Baker
Judge Steck
Alex Smith
Baker
Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Steck
Ottumwan
Perdue Sheldon
Keokuk
AC Des Moines
Phil Worth
Des Moines
Barnett
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
James Wabhell
James Hubbell
Carl Rubec
Robert McKee
Sioux City Country Club
Camp Dodge
France
Wiilliam Reutenbitsch
Chicago
Eddie Held
Hyperion
Ties Moines
Balance Clues for Golfers From Inside Golf Columns
Chester G Horton explains how balance slips show in a golf swing. A backswing jerk and an off line finish leave the player off balance, often ending with awkward contortions and feet displaced from stance. A restart is advised for proper form.
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Piartly
Anil
John F_ Onile
Lanky Ottumwa Star Dominates Iowa Golf History
The passage traces early career of a golfer nicknamed "the midget" then "the lanky Ottumwa star" who won many tournaments across St. Joseph Ottumwa and smaller courses. For years he set a standard of consistent wins in Iowa, with few able to match his opportunities and success.
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St. Joseph
Ottumwa
Bartlett
Iowa
Haines Tosses No Hit No Run For Cardinals In 5 0 Win
Jess Haines pitched a no hit no run game beating the Boston Braves 5 to 0. The win lifts the Cardinals from last to a tie for sixth in the National League. Giants slip as Pirates beat them in 13 innings. Dodgers drop to third with a loss to Cincinnati. American League races tighten with Washington split and White Sox fall to Athletics.
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Associated Press
Jess Haines
Boston Braves
Boston
Haines
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyns Dodgers
Pirates
Washington
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Browns
Stitz Specials Cigars Sell at Five Cents Each
An ad touts Stitz Specials cigars at five cents apiece claiming they are exceptionally cigars and inviting readers to try one and become a Special Fan.
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Stitz
Plowboys Top Marshalltown in High-Scoring Tilt
Moline defeated Marshalltown 15 to 6 after five homers all in the park. Evar Swanson earned his fourth straight win as Moline piled up runs with early hits and strong pitching. Swanson, Young, Shollenberger paced the offense while Govney and Wente contributed for Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Moline
Ftr
Evar Swanson
Fillingham
Lacy
Leeseas Robertson
Johnson
Margi
Anfinson
Jay
Goyney
Young
AicEwan
Wente
Tanner
Walton
Lewis
Mrngham Young
Shollenberger
Tannar
Doue
Govney
Swanson
Hamilton
Morag l
Miss Wills Reaches Olympic Tennis Finals
Helen Wills, American tennis champion, defeated Mme Golding of France 6-2 6-1 in the Olympic semifinals in Paris to move into the final against the winner of Mechané-Viasto. Vincent Richards also advanced by beating Morpurgo 6-3 3-6.
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United Press
Paris
Helen Wills
Mme. Golding
France
Miss Wills
Brannigan and Shollenberger Suspended Over Marshalltown Fight
Moline manager Jimmy Shollenberger and second baseman Dike Brannigan were suspended indefinitely by league president M. N. Sexton after a brawl with umpire Hank Severeid in Marshalltown. Severeid says Brannigan asked Shollenberger to pay his fine, prompting the melee that left players with facial marks and torn clothing. Shollenberger’s suspension was temporarily lifted pending more evidence.
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Jimmy Shollenberger
Moline
Dike Brannigan
Terre Haute, Inc
M. N. Sexton
Brannigan
Hank Severeid
Marshalltown
Severeid
Sexton
Brannian
Shollemberger
Shollenberger
Foster
Shhalfenberger
Severeld
Shallenberger
Baulevme
Branni
Plowboys
Eis
Marshalltown Times-Republican
League
Ty Cobb Says He May Quit Baseball After 20 Years
Boston July 13 Ty Cobb announces he is ready to quit active baseball if a successor is found for next season He would hand over the lineup to another player and assume a managerial role from the bench with the Tigers.
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Boston
Mass
Ty Cobb
Tigers
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