Hawks Win First From Ottumwa By Good Stick Work
Ottumwa Iowa July 19 Waterloo broke a scoreless tie in the sixth inning, four Hawks crossing home plate to win the opener of the series 7 to 3. Knapton and Cooper pitched well, Ottumwa threatening in the ninth but faltering on a double play. Irtz starred for Waterloo with three safeties in five trips. Mann led Ottumwa with two safeties.
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Ottumwa
Hawks
Plata
Waterloo
Knapton
Cooper
Haganites
Mann
Kennedy
Perdirtz
Irtz
Weterloo
Ahpoah
Cooter
Church
Kmapton
Naptom
Kase Hnapton
O'Shea
Hill
Bunnies
Murray
Mcalreavy
Uberal
Cedar Rapids
McCracken
Dubuque
Medreavy
McCrackeso
Ansons
Islanders
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Foy
Stimson
Marshallown
Boek Maiand Oss
Richter and Clemons
Stitssca and
Dampeer
Illegal Fishing on Wapsie Ends in Fines
Four men were arrested by game warden William Sichera for fishing with a seine on the Wapsie. The offenders were tried before Justice Carstensen and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Deputy Schers has been newly appointed and aids in enforcing fishing regulations along the Wan gin area.
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Tripoli
William Sichera
Carstensen
Schers
Beining
Druamiting
Wangin
W. E. Albert
Game and Fish
Former West High Athlete Joins Grinnell Freshman Coaching
Pauli MacHachron a West High basketball star and 1909 graduate will coach Grinnell College freshmen and serve as assistant varsity coach starting in September. He previously studied at Grinnell, earned a letter on the basketball squad, then worked for Iowa Lumber and spent years as a missionary in China before returning to Grinnell.
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Pauli MacHachron
Waterloo West High
Grinnell College
MacEachron
Grinnell
Waterloo
Iowa Lumber Company
China
Goldfield
New York Goners Syndicate Horses Retire
Negotiations underway for a golf championship between Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen while other boxing and heavyweight matches are arranged. A Portland bout pits Rockesist against an opponent as part of a slate of sports events affecting major figures in New York and Chicago markets.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Chicago
Bill Tate
Ciscaso
Fred Fulton
Rockesist
Minn
Eel
Portland
Ams
Major League Records Today From 1883 to 1919
A compact summary of historical baseball records notes multiple single game marks and all time leaders. It lists July dates and players such as Gutfelders Shafer Bath Hines McInnis with teams Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Providence Boston and Washington against New York and others.
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Gutfelders
F. C. Ringo
Philadelphia
WN. L
George Shafer
St. Louis
U. A
P. Dowling
H. G. Stover
Neal Bath
Cleveland CA. L
W. Wambsganss
Cleveland
A. L
Paul Hines
Providence
N.L
Bates
Washington
Philadevilla
New York
N. L
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A comic strip portrays a diner at table as a succession of shared dishes moves left and right. The man experiences growing appetite and stomach signals while the others request items and the waitress retrieves unused dishes. The panels end with the man starting a new meal amid a fading crowd.
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Man
Indy
Ena
Associated Editors
Leonard Tendler match set to draw record crowd
Boxing fans await the Leonard Tendler bout at Hyer in Jersey on July 27 as ticket sales top 300000 dollars and expected attendance nears half a million. promoters at Madison Square Garden hype the event while Leonard rests at Budd Lake New Jersey and Tendler at Delance New Jersey.
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Davis J. Walsh
Naws
New York
Tex Rickard
Tendler-Leonard Enterprises
Hyer
Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Budd Lake
N. J
Delance
Broadway
Hoyle
Rickard
Tendler
Manager to seek hearing for Greb case in New York
New York reports George Engle, manager of Harry Greb, will ask the New York State Athletic Commission for a special hearing after both were suspended. Engle missed yesterday’s meeting where Greb’s bout with Johny Wilson for the vacated middleweight title was to be discussed due to Greb failing to meet Dave Rosenberg.
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New York
George Engle
Harry Greb
New York State Athletic Commission
Engle
Commission
Greh
Dave Rosenberg
Johany Wilson
New York State
Giants Lose Series as Cards Rally for Sweep
National League note says the Giants, leading by a half game, lose three of four in St. Louis and fall behind. Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland win in the American League as tap hits fly and pitching shines across multiple city games.
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Uly
Nicholeon
Boston
Alnsmith
St. Louis
Grimes
Chicago
Boeckel
Letooper
Ante Wood
Cleveland
Speaker
I Weach
Associated Press
Giants
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Rickey
Smith
Eddie Ainsmith
Yanks
White Sox
Bob Shawkey
Harry Hooper
Méusel
Witt
Wood
Morton
Athletics
Bob Veach
Red Sox
Detroit
Rixey
Nicholson
Jake Daubert
Cincinnati Reds
Blackenship
Ted Blackenship
Yankees
Shawkey
Abrhpore Johnson
Mulligan
kEadland Collins
McClellan
Hooper
Strunk
Falk
Sheely
Schalk
Ocgg
Varyan
O - Blankensilp
P . Schupp
Courtney
Fewster
Scott
Mitchell
iShawkey
New York
Schang
Hoffmann
Blankenship
Meusel
iCollins
Johnson
Shanker
Schupp
Dlankenshin
J jBins
Wile
Batt
pSchalk
Bosto
Dausa
Oldham
Stoner
Morton and O'Neill
Hasty
Ogden
Perkins
Washington
Sisler
Keilmann
Hornsby
Holacher
Lblehee
Tittsburck
Paneer Cincinnati
Standing of the clubs across the American Association
The standings list several clubs with points or records: Toledo 12, Minneapolis 7. Milwaukee 6, Louisville 5. St Paul 5, Columbus 3. Kansas City 6, Indianapolis 6. Western Dex Moines 10 7. Tulsa 53. Wichita 12 2, Omaha 8 1. St Joseph 16, Sioux City 3. No other teams scheduled.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St.Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Wartern Dex Moines
Tulsa
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Dubuque
American Teague
Lous
New Lork
Chicago Detroie
Ieleveland
Washington
Uhiladelphia
Boston
Pet
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
American Association
Ov Labo
Aja Efetatera
Ste Pau
Catern Cague
St. Dorenn
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Denver
Five Role. Ading Hitters National League Recap
National League results from St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games show scorelines and key pitchers. Batteries and fielding noted with names Pfeffer Rixey Hargrave and Gibson among others. River authorities warn residents near Chantangus Park about dumping and theft with enforcement threat.
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National League
Stuis
New York
St. Louis
Douglas, Causey
Jons Bard
Snyders Earth
Pfeffer
Peritlea
Ainsworth
Chicago
Philadelphia
Caleton
Ring
Pege
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Boston
Swiger
Gibson
Rixey
Hargrave
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baseball rule questions from 1922 letter column
A reader asks about ground rules on tagging a runner reaching third, batting out of turn, and pinch hitters. The piece explains baserunning and batting order mechanics, including outs for improper batter, touching first base, forced runs, and substitution limits, requesting replies from the sporting editor.
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Thome
Alf
Bane
Firat
Metzger
Auto Races Set for Two Days at State Fair
Des Moines announces two day dirt track show at the state fair Fri Aug 26 and Fri Sept 1. E J Curtis reports eight races per day with 25 to 10 mile dashes and purses totaling about 6700 per day. Top drivers like Jules Bolingbon Swede Anderson Roy Watters and Wild Hill Endicott have entered. The Bath Packers seek a Sunday July 23 road game after Cedar Falls cancellation. manager George Mosher listed.
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Des Moines
Towa
E. J. Curtis
Speed
Jules Bolingbon
Anderson
Roy Watters
Wild Hill
Endicott
State Fair Management
Aiute
Hatch Packers
American Legion
Cedar Falls
George Mosher
Whippet racing: the poor man's horse race revived in England
Whippet racing, once popular in England and eastern states, sees renewed interest at dog shows. Dogs are trained with care, started with pistol pulse, and run 115 to 217 yards with judges watching from a dug box. The sport appeals to all fans and boosts dog shows, earning the label poor man's horse race.
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England
Whippet
Jake
Chamber U
Lynch Aims for Second Title in Bantam Flight
Joe Lynch eyes a second title after winning the bantamweight crown. Kilbane plans to defend at 122 pounds, a weight Kilbane already owns. Promoter Eddie Mead confirms Lynch is ready to challenge Kilbane any time.
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United Press
New York
Joe Lynch
Ion
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Joey
Eddie Mead
Bantam King
King
French Producers Rebuff Isadora Duncan Russian Dancers
Paris managers told Isadora Duncan that twenty Russian child dancers would be too much Russian stuff for Paris audiences. The city has tired of Russian plays concerts and ballets, according to Aux Ecoutes. A separate brief notes sand silica from Belgium used in plate glass manufacturing found in the San Jacinto mountains California.
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Paris
Isadora Duncan
Aux Ecoutes
Belgium
San Jacinto Mountains
Californte
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GREB
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Drdai
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Chantangus Park
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By Charies D. White
Charles D. White
Whippet Racing
Pier Enen Vo
Fistou Lees
Phelps
Chalmers
Beauty
Badd Sivasion Street
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