Moore Defeats Cline in Ten Rounds in Waterloo
Mark Moore outboxed Johnny Cline in a ten round welterweight bout in Waterloo Iowa with a fast outside game and hard rights. Cline pressured early but Moore dominated with counters and sustained blows to the body. The result keeps Moore on track for a potential rematch with Blue as promoters pursue a mid August clash and fans anticipate more bouts featuring notable figures like Tillman and Gannon.
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Aturday
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa
Mark Moore
Johnny Cline
Moore
Cline
Mark
Johnny
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Longfellow
Meres
Shade
Althoit
Fidler
Navalgin
Shell
Cine
Itrzain
Ctine
Bearcat
Blue
Althost
Mine Gibbons
Barl
Rilne
Cibbens
Blues
Tal
Fart
Alfhe
Rine
Rolice
Altha
Monroe
Flandy
Marteo
Johnny Tillman
Welerweldht
Tillman
Nate Lewis
Rex
Cone
Blua
Harry Smith
Kid Ray
Johnny Gannon
Henn
Ray
Gannon
Baseball and boxing notes from early standings and bout remarks
American League standings show Cleveland 8 2 and Boston 7 with Chicago 3 and New York 2 7. National League results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 2 and St Louis 10 Boston 4. In boxing, Trobarts knocked Collins in the first round as Calling doubts his prospects, while Fidler delivered high class work.
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Collins
Calling
Fidler
Mississippi
Valle
Waterloo
Jock Ieland
Rapléa
OlmuMnh Barington
Abe Mershalltown
American le Tengue
Newa York
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Asseroland
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New York
Chiao
Bene
Peetabureh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wees
Lanaiis
Oston Wee Taul
Philadelphia
American Association
St Paul Oy
Nes Mores
Oklahoma
Wichita
Aob 'Des Melony
Iowa grid schedule lists five league games and three nonconference tilts
Iowa announces revised football schedule for fall including five Western Conference games and three nonconference clashes. Key dates show Ohio State and Minnesota visits, Wisconsin at Madison, Michigan at Ann Arbor, plus a homecoming game to be determined.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Univrsity
Southeastern Teachers College
Okla
Towa City
Ohio State
Cot
Lawrence
Fet
Minnesota
Mhampalen
Mhampalen, Nov. )—Buller
Towa Choy
Wisconsin
Madison
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Several Boxing Shows Reported Across United States
Across the country fighters and events appear mixed with postponed bouts and decisive wins. Frankie Tribe won a decision in Spokane while Jimmy O Foole defeated Johnny Gorgins in a six round bout. Bantamweight Earl McArthur was slated to meet a rival in a 16 round fight postponed by weather.
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San Francisco
Cil
Jon Egan
Middie Wright
Jacek Reaves
William H. Tme
Earl McAriur
Min
Pokane
Wash
Frankie Tribe
Billy Con
Spokane
Jimmy O'Foole
Johnny Gorgins
Manchester
Sikil
Blacksmith Russell
York
Breyela
Walker
Kerkman
I Chimco
Lion
New York
bLals
Angel Firpo
Harry Wills
Mast
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
I Reckford
Ing Azaretla
Milwaukee
Johnny McCoy
Cleveland
Hareh Smith
Des Moines
Frankie Kral
Earl Blue
Pami
Sailor Anderson
Sioux City
Waterl oo Hawks add three new stars and two players
Dubuque July 9. Waterloo’s struggling team gains morale with three new additions from the Tri-State league. Rock Freeman on 10 day trial from Sioux Falls leads the pitching, joined by Joy McDermaid and Terrible Tommy Thompson. McDermaid strong at first and catcher, Dixon to rest. Thompson previously with Hawks, had good batting in Sioux Falls. Groft ankle improving, two players released. Hawks poised to pull ahead by four and a half games as they face Molline, Rock Island, and Cedar Rapids on the road.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Rock Freeman
Sioux Falls
Prank Bayle
Canaries
Freaman
Joy MecDermaid
Sioux City Cardinals
Tommy Thompson
Cletus Dixon
MecDermaid
McDermaid
Tri-State
Clatus Dixon
Thompson
Hawks
Dixon
Groft
Finkler
Sioux Malls
St. Louis Cardinals
Peter Groft
Harold Erickson
Dixon Teday
Cry
Anderson
Flo
Indianapolis
Altho
Morline
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Sunnyside Wins Hosting Bid for 1925 Towa Golf Tourney
Sunnyside Country Club in Waterloo will host Iowa women golfers in 1925 after the Cedar Rapids state tournament action. Local contestants extended the invitation and it was unanimously accepted. Mrs. J. L. Bryant was named state president for a third year and Mrs. H. W. Sigworth of Waterloo became secretary treasurer, succeeding Mrs. W. E. Baker. The 1924 state champion match pitted Mrs. F. C. Byers of Cedar Rapids against Mrs. C. D. Waterman of Davenport later today.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Women's Golf Association
JL. W. Bryant
H. W. Sigworth
Sigworth
W. E. Baker
F. C. Byers
C.D. Waterman
Davensport
Charles City Plans Large Trapshoot Tuesday
Charles City Gun club prepares for a major trapshooting event Tuesday starting at 9 30 a m The event aims to be one of the biggest in the region with free spectator admission and ample viewing space It will be held on the syn club grounds on the Walter Blunt farm a mile north of the city Professionals including Fred Gilbert Du Pont John John Hercules L D Russell Remington Arms PD W Flannigan Peters Cartridge and Fred Whitney Winchester will cashier the shoot Whitney has cashiered major shoots for 30 years Among amateurs attending are W S Hoon Jewell Charles Hummell La Porte Bampton Citys Andy Luke
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Charles City
Charles City Gun Club
Syn Club
Walter Blunt
Fred Gilbert
du Pont Powder Company
John John
Hercules Powder Company
L. D. Russell
Remington Arms Company
PD. W. Flannigan
Peters Cartridge Company
Fred Whitney
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Whitney
W. S. Hoon
Jewell
Charles Hummell
la Porte Bampton
Andy Luke
Three AL Leaders Drift From Each Other In Standings
Day by day the three leaders in the American League grow more exclusive and clannish. New York sits tied with Washington and Detroit by one game as Cobb and the Senators stumble. Sherrod Smith and Pennock pitched in key early losses as St. Louis beat Washington and Detroit beat Boston in dramatic fashion. Rixey pitched another whitewash and St. Louis jumped to sixth by routing the Braves 10 to 4.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cobb
Senators
St. Louis
Yankees
Cleveland
Sherrod Smith
Indians
Pennock
Tribe
Jacobson
Manush
Boston
Chicago
Baumgartner
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Giants
Adams
Cubs
Phil Ladelphia
Ala
Rixey
Braves
Sarff Plans Fall Grid Campaign as Weekend Visitor
West High coach Ralph Sarff visits over the weekend and outlines late August football practice. Drake University is referenced with a focus on preparing for the fall term. Johnny Miller, next season's captain, reviews equipment and a tentative training schedule. Eight lettermen return with many second strings eyeing first team berths as the squad readies for one of its toughest schedules.
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West High
Sarff
Drake University
Des Moines
Bose
Johnny Miller
Sarit
Rose
Waterloo
Tony
Grinnell College to Host Homecoming Game Schedule
Grinnell Iowa town officials announce revised football slate for Grinnell College. The schedule lists games against Cornell College October 41, Washington October 11, Drake October 18, Coe November 1, Iowa State November 15, and Creighton November 22.
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Grinnell
Iowa State College
Grinnell College
Atheitic
Cornell College
Washington
Drake
Des Moines
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State
Creighton
Omaha
Walker Must Meet Dave Shade Before Leonard Match
New York state athletic commission ruled that Benny Leonard’s August 21 bout with Leonard Walker at Boyle’s Thirty Acres in Jersey City cannot take place before Walker first faces Dave Shade. The ban follows the condition set to preserve proper matching and licensing for promoter Tex Rickard and managers Billy Gibson.
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New York
Tex" Rickard
Benny Leonard
Billy Gibson
New York State
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Walker
Dave Shade
New York State Athletic Commission
Woolwine Improves After Internal Hemorrhages
Paris dated July 19 Thomas Lee Woolwine former Los Angeles district attorney shows marked improvement after a weeklong bout with internal hemorrhages doctors report he is now believed to be out of danger Woolwine was hospitalized following the attack and remains under care as his condition stabilizes
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Woolwine
Paris
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Los Angeles
Danmar
Yahn and Menton Set for Six Round Windup at Electric Park
Cedar Rapids boxer Harry Yahn and Brandon’s Young Menton are matched for a six round windup at Electric Park Wednesday evening promoted by Ralph Alexander. Both are clever welterweights, with Yahn recently losing to Harold Jenkins and Menton edged by Jackie Leonard, aiming for a strong attendance and a likely crowd favorite show. Two four round preliminaries precede the main event.
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Harry Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Young Menton
Brandon
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Yahn
Harold Jenkins
Menton
Jackie Leonard
Yahn J
al Tho
Joe Katzon
Alex Fidler
Leonard
Alexander Sbys
Mazerolsi Soli Champitone and Golf Swing Notes
Inside Golf columnist Chester G Horton discusses swing fundamentals. He quotes Chick Swan on head position and weight transfer, notes the swing hinges on correct principles, and compares golf motion to using an axe or whip. Copyright Jehan Forite Co.
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Chester G. Horton Mazerolsi
Soli Champitone
Acceasfu Temcher
Chick Swan
Jehan
Des Moines Fisherman Lands 108-Pound Tuna Off Catalina Island
Des Moines resident D. I. Buxton, chairman of Draka University’s board, landed a 108 pound tuna off Catalina on June 29 after a nine day effort using a kite to lure surface bites. The catch qualified him for the Tuna Club of Catalina and adds to Florida tarpon records he set last year.
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Des Moines
Catalina Island
D. I. Buxton
Draka University
Tuna Club of
Catalina
Buxton
Florida
Landje
Rock Island Splits with Ottumwa in Melodic Hitter Duel
July 19 Ottumwa and Rock Island split a doubleheader. Rock Island won the opener 14 13 in a high scoring affair powered by Keyes who slugged two homers in each game while Teddy Keil pitched the Cardinals to an 8 3 win in the nightcap.
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Keyes
Teddy Keil
Cardinals
Ea We Parente
Werereece Gray
Serre
Keres
Rt Dorsey
Hessl
Selman
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Pit Yeas
Ottumwa— Anderson
AE Heath
A Ford
Lop Didier
Mattlek
Port
Kiddie
Blunt
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Irvi
Ford
Briese
Homeruns
Heath
O'Brien
Irvin
Tcher
Foster
Evereid
Hasselman
A Parente
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Esal
Dorsey
Jacobs
Briess
Irein
Anderson
Didier
Mattick
O'Neil
Weed
Kiddle
Didier Mattick
O'Neilo Heath
Keil
Knights of Pythias and Wise to clash in Sunday doubleheader
Knights of Pythias and Wise teams meet in a league park doubleheader Sunday afternoon. First game at 2 30 p m with 40 cent admission. Wise, led by Red Dwyer, features players under 20 and recently shifted from football. Knights trail by one game and aim to win both contests. New signings and lineup changes noted for both teams.
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Knights of Pythias
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Clute Grocery Nine
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Stilden and Weiner eliminated in doubles at Chicago
Skokie Country Club Chicago July 19 Big Bil Tilden and Sandy Weiner from Philadelphia were ousted from the doubles by George Lott and Alexander Graves of Chicago. Tilden reached the semifinals in singles to face Alfred H. Chapin. Kinsey Norton and Norton from St Louis advance in singles with Norton upsetting Gerald Patterson.
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Skokie Country Club
Chicago
Big Bil Tilden
Sandy Weiner
Philadelphia
George Lott
Alexander Graves
Tilden
Alfred H. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Norton
St. Louis
Yesseta
Gerald Patterson
Waterloo Unable to Solve Woock as Hawks Win Two
Dubuque Iowa July 19 Waterloo limped to offense while Dubuque ace Woock shut out the first game 7 0 and won the second 1 0. Anderson started for Waterloo as Schult held Dubuque to four hits but Waterloo failed to cross the plate. Armstrong Meredith and Hinton sparked Dubuque with key miscues, steals and timely hits.
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Waterloo
Unhleh
UM Wood
Hawks
Cryll Anderson
Freddie Schult
Climbers
Shila Hig Mates
Peter Groft
Will
Harold Erickson
Tate
Armstrong
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Hicks
Andur Spon
Delaney
Dixon
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Hicke
Stuart Clarke
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Schulz
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O'Shea
Grant
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Summa Tio Basa
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Oster
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Moyers
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Olympic Games Gate Receipts Fall Short
Paris July 1. Gate receipts of the Olympic Games cross the 6,000,000 franc mark with major items in association football 798,060 athletic 1,626,000 rugby 350,000 and polo 350,000. Swimming receipts exceed 8,000 francs with three days remaining. Gates insured for 8,000,000 francs. British insurer may be called upon to cover a deficit.
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