Red Hamilton of Marin to pitch today's contest
The Waterloo Hawks travel from Burlington to meet the Bees in Waterloo for a six day stay starting today. Red Hamilton is slated to pitch, with McKain also in form. Jim Grant starred for Waterloo with a 2 1 victory over Burlington as Liska allowed ten hits. The Hawks, after a rough road trip, aim to rebound and regain top form.
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Reichle
Altho McKain
Jim Grant
Liska
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Jim
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Grant
Cleveland
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Ransom
Dixon
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Stock
Andre
Serre
Iwe
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Ese Dixon
J. Grant
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Nowack
Oglesby
Naleway
A. Stemig
Eees Annes
Christianson
Eeee Seers
Young
Rapp
Donahue
Old Cub Reporter Rhymes and Local Eccentrics
A collage of humorous jabs and hometown vignettes. Notes on a rear minded craftsman who built great structures and a jab at aging players. Miscellaneous lines toast a local poet and poke at social quirks with period edge.
Upper Iowa Grid Outlook Gloomy for 1927 Season
Upper Iowa faces a bleak 1927 grid season with four line spots and one backfield berth needing new players. Seven lettermen return led by quarterback Roger Dooley of Waterloo, building the offense around him. Captain-elect Eugene Harvey heads the line as a punter and veteran halfback, with backs Charles Ballery and John Rippe also back.
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Courier Special Service
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Upper Iowa
Peacock
Roger Dooley
Waterloo
Dooley
Eugene Harvey
Charles Ballery
Osage
John Rippe
Brownsville
Minn
Dorman
William Gutches
Iowa Loop
Walter Hetzel
Arlington
Len Simek
Hazelton
Charles Hunter Takes Lead in Western Open Tournament
Seattle Washington July 20. Charles Hunter Tacoma University of Washington champion gained the lead in the qualifying rounds of the Western Amateur Golf association championship meet with a score of 72 78 147 Chick Evans Chicago was second with 77 71 148 Roy Moe Portland lost his chance for second honors when he turned in a score of 80.
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Tacoma
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Chicago
Roy Moe
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Cubs Pound Giants on McGraw Jubilee Day
The touring Cubs beat John McGraw’s Giants 8 to 5 at the Polo Grounds as Gabby Hartnett homered with two on and Elwood English followed with another. Chicago out hit New York 13 to 9 amid rain and jubilee tributes, moving into first place while the Pirates rested in Philadelphia.
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Mrs McFarlane Wins Blind Bogey at Sunnyside
Mrs Arch McFarlane won first place in the women s blind bogey golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club with a 93. Mrs C S Cory had low gross 98 and also won the putting and spouting contest.
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Sunnyside Country Club
C. S. Cory
Waterloo youth to coach at Homer Illinois
Lawrence A. Fox of Waterloo has been appointed athletic director at Homer High School. A recent graduate of Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls he will assume duties this fall.
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Lawrence A. Fox
Waterloo
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Homer
Yanks dominate Browns as Ruth Gehrig power fuels 6 1 win
At St Louis on July 20 the Yankees crushed the Browns 6 1 in a homerless win. Lazzeri tripled Ruth and Gehrig each added hits as Meusel doubled. Ballou and Crowder worked in relief and Ruether held St Louis to seven hits. Washington later beat Chicago 4 3 at Comiskey as Speaker Jacobs Metzler and Barrett sparked 17 left on base for Washington.
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Burlington Ball Players Injured in Auto Accident
Several Burlington baseball club members escaped serious harm after their car overturned seven miles south of Independence while en route to Waterloo. Ed Reichle, manager of the Bee club, and four others sustained cuts and bruises. both cars traveled in formation when a passing auto struck a six foot beam, pushing the Burlington car into a ditch. injured were taken to Independence for treatment.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Independence
Baseball
Ed Reichle
Bee Club
Waterloo Wonders Defeat Iowa Dairy 11 to 7
Waterloo Wonders won a City league game at Byrnes Park last night 11 to 7 over Iowa Dairy. Meade Brown collected four safe hits while pitchers were Jack and Englebritten for Iowa Dairy and Martin and D Anderson for the Wonders.
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Byrnes Park
Meade Brown
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Englebritten
Martin
D. Anderson
Wonders
Teetotalers Third Raters in Sportdom
Column argues Grover Cleveland Alexander’s World Series victory shows athletic greatness beyond moralizing about abstinence. It notes virtually no great ballplayer was a teetotaler and claims abstainers often become third-string or mediocre performers across sports.
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Wagner
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Mathewson
Hornsby
Ruth
Speaker
Cy Young
Alexander
Evers
McGraw
Roush
Tigers Defeat Macks With Seven Runs in Ninth
Detroit wins 9 to 1 over Philadelphia as Hankins relieves, Pate takes loss. Warner and Haimann spark two base hits, Fothergill and Hale homer, Heilmann sacrifices, and Fothergill adds a double. Hankins credited with the win after steady bullpen by Rommel and Stoner. Umpires Rowland Van Graflan Connolly. Time 2:26.
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Daugherty Beats Parkersburg 7 6 In Sunday Game
Daugherty defeated Parkersburg 7 to 6 at home as Patterson yielded six hits while his team collected 11. Errors behind Patterson cost him the game. Parkersburg seeks a rematch next Sunday July 24 with Jake Miller managing.
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Parkersburg
Daugherty
Patterson
Jake Miller
Local baseball officers meet to discuss valley league rule violations
Water loo club officials led by president Harry St Clair and secretary Sam Frank will attend a Cedar Rapids meeting of Mississippi Valley league officials to review rule infractions and Dubuque defection. The issue centers on pitcher Mel Harder and 15 games played while tied to another club, with potential purging of those games to enforce penalties.
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Harry St. Clair
Sam Frank
Waterloo
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Bill Speas
Mel Harder
Speas
Omaha
New Dubuque
Burlington
Valley League
Mike Sexton
Belden Hill
M-V Joep
Ottumwa
Moline
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Farrell Wins Fifth Pennsylvania Open Championship
Philmont New York July 20 Johnny Farrell Quaker Ridge golf pro captured his fifth straight Pennsylvania Open title at Philmont Country Club yesterday defeating local and regional contenders.
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Philmont
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Philmont Country Club
White Sox Lyons Aims for 30 Wins in 1924 Season
New York reports Ted Lyons of the White Sox leads the chance to reach 30 victories this season as the chase resumes. He has 14 wins at midseason and faces competition from Al Thomas of Chicago and Waite Hoyt of the Yankees. Historic notes recount Jack Chesbro 41 wins in 1904 and Ed Walsh 40 in 1908, with Joe Wood and Walter Johnson posting high percentages in earlier years.
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White Sox
Ted
al Thomas
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Jack Chesbro
Ed Walsh
Walsh
Altho Chesbro
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Wood
Walter Johnson
Senators
Walter
Uhle
Herb Pennock
Lyons
Rommel
Johnson
Coveleskie
Bill Tilden Meets Chicago Youth in National Tourney
Detroit July 20. Bill Tilden the defending champion meets Emmett Pare of Chicago in the third round of the National Clay Court tennis tournament. Pare defeated Harold Gloceski of Grand Rapids 6-0 6-0 6-1 to reach the third round as Tilden beat John Thomas of Philadelphia 6-1 6-1 6-2 in the second round.
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Mich
Tilden
Emmett Pare
Chicago
Ar Pare
Harold Gloceski
Grand Rapids
John Thomas
Philadelphia
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