Hawks Edge Rock Island In 5-1 Victory Ahead Of Series Opener
Waterloo winners 5 to 1 as Jim Grant earns his fifteenth win. Dixon and Grant lead Hawks with key hits while Rock Island stranded bases full in two innings. A doubleheader was set to follow rainout, with Venack closing and Willows later at bat.
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Women Golfers Reach Semifinals in Iowa Championship
In Sioux City Iowa four women advanced to the semifinals of the Iowa women's golf championship The field includes defending champion Elizabeth Curtis of Clinton and last year’s finalist Frances Drake of Mason City Also scheduled to play were Kate Goggeshall Des Moines and Mrs H Good Rock Island The day’s results show Drake meeting Mrs W I Saul Carroll Iowa while Curtis faces Goggeshall with the tie round to follow tomorrow
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Cisse Out of White Sox Lineup with Injury
New York reports Chalmer Cisse a 123000 Army sergeant and White Sox shortstop is out of the lineup for several days with a broken finger from a throw at second base. George Redfern substitutes for him.
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The Hawk's Nest Recaps Rain Cancelled Doubleheader Plans
Rock Island reports likely call off the Hawks and Islanders doubleheader due to rain and poor field conditions. Dim Grant's fifteenth win boosts the Hawks four and a half games on Waterloo's lead as homers race and roster moves fill the standings chatter.
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Parisians Question Davis Cup Suspension Bluff
Paris papers doubt the ban on Big Bill Tilden is real and speculate the United States Lawn Tennis Association will reinstate him for the challenge round against France if the U S beats Italy. In Kansas City the Browns trade Frank McGowan to St Louis for Frank Wilson.
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McGowan
St Louis Grins In Pennant Race As Cardinals Rally
St Louis Cardinals win 6 to 5 over Philadelphia Phillies in a late comeback marking their eleventh straight defeat of the Phillies’ west-ward rivals. Hafey and Harper hit homers, Sherdel allowed a fourth inning surge, and the Cardinals widened their lead as Reds and Braves faltered.
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Golf Shot From Hanging Tie Behind Sand Trap
An instruction on executing a short near green flop from a hanging lie at the back of a sand trap. Use niblick with open face, square grip, upright swing, wrists stiff at finish. Open the club to slide under the ball and produce backspin for distance control.
Memphis Golfer’s ball travels world on tour and returns
A Colonial Country Club player Wiselogle loses a gutta percha ball found by a caddie who sells it to Stillson who uses it on Japanese Chinese Philippine courses and more before returning to Memphis where the ball and letter are framed at the club. In Manchester Stanley Klaus holds nine hole course record with 40 after a penalty stroke.
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Tunney Worries Over Trip to Battle It
The piece reports Tunney’s concern about traveling 265 miles from Speculator to New York for the next Thursday fight. It discusses train or car routes, possible delays, and the need for rest, noting altitude and temperature differences and suggesting an arrival by Monday for acclimation.
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Hagen Yearned for Career as Ball Player
The piece recalls Walter Hagen’s dream of being a baseball star despite a career built in golf. It notes his past investments, Florida training visits, and the mistaken hope of spring exhibition games, framed as romantic yet unrealized. Hagen’s longing for a different sports path is contrasted with his golf greatness.
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Heeney Plans Steady Grind Ahead of Next Thursday
Heeney, not a math wizard, spends several hours with a stub nerkit and primary arithmetic to prepare. He aims for steady work between now and next Thursday to be ready for a bout, likely against Sammy Mandell rather than Gene Tunney.
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Sammy Mandell
Prince of Wales quits boxing after repeated defeats
Cracgow Scotland July 20 The Prince of Wales reveals he once aspired to boxing but was beaten several times and discouraged He explains at a Boy Scouts rally that he started fighting too early and decided he would make a better prince than a pugilist
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Johnny Farrell Proves Brains Behind Open Win
A behind the scenes view of Johnny Farrell preparing for and winning the United States Open at Olympia Fields. Farrell explains resting instead of chasing the British Open, noting he restored his nerves and form before triumphing in a grueling 96 hole playoff with Bobby Jones.
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Seven homers by James H Duncan in Paris game
In Paris the former discus record holder James H Duncan hit seven homers in a game for the Paris League as his team defeated Colombes 33 to 23. Duncan connected each time he came to the plate, delivering a sensational slugging performance.
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Ambidextrous golfer and pitcher Joe Deberry impresses in Louisville
Lowsville report highlights Joe Deberry of the Louisville Colonels as a rare ambidextrous athlete. He pitches, bats, and fields from either side, with two sets of clubs and a switch-hitter role, describing equal ease from both stances and occasional switch hitting as a ploy.
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Schwartz Favored in Grand Contest at Rockaway Stadium
In New York on July 30 Schwartz the world flyweight champion is favored to win the 12 round titular battle at Rockaway Stadium against Frisco Grande Buffalo Pilipino. The fight, scheduled for tonight after three prior delays due to rain, seeks a fourth attempt to crown the champion.
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