Moose Defeat Dubuque White Sox 18 to 4 on Cedar River
The Dubuque White Sox were routed 18 to 4 by the Moose yesterday afternoon on the Cedar River diamond. Herb Claus pitched a full game with 11 strikeouts and eight hits allowed, while Selander fanned four and issued one walk for the Sox.
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Cedar River
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Waterlow Club
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Albamia
Schlueter
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Trastatt
James
Faber, Jr
Worrel
Metvali
E. H. Schutuzman
AL Echutaman
Jame
Halls
Baseball score roundup and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday's baseball results feature American League and National League games across Chicago Detroit St Louis and Cleveland with multiple battery pairings noted. Today schedules include St Louis at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and other league matchups across major circuits.
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Philadelphia
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Louisviire
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Paul
Indianapolis
Des Mei
Tulsa
Sioux
Oklahoma City
Cans
Wichita
I Joseph
Joplin
St Louis
Golfers Entered in Western Open Championship Field
Chicago July 2Entrants for the Western Open at the Mayfield Country Club Cleveland include Barnes of Sunset Hills St Louis and Walter Hagen Detroit national champion with many top pros from across America. Most leading amateurs have not yet entered. Several entries began today and play starts Thursday with 18 holes followed by another 18 and a 36 hole final round Friday to crown the medalist for 72 holes. Barnes set the 192X record of 283 at Westmoreland Chicago Hutchinson 286.
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Chicago
Rolfers
Barnes
Sunset Hills Club
St. Louis
Walter Hagen
Detroit
America
Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
Weir
Boston
Flagen
Mike Brady
Francis Quinet
Noble Towans
Mayfield
Westmoreland Club
Hagen
Jock Hutchinson
Coe College Grid Program Publicized for 1919 Season
Cedar Rapids Ia July 21 Coach Moray Eby football mentor for Coe college aims to build the best machine to go through the 1919 season undefeated. Athletic director Ira T Carruthers announced a schedule of seven games with four at home in Cedar Rapids. The program is described as the hardest ever undertaken with early schedule details and a plan to mold a winning eleven.
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Ceder Rapids
Moray Eby
Coe Colege
Ira T. Carruthers
Coe
Crimson and Gold
Cedar Rapids
Qi Mtoedewa Weeleyin
Cedar Sat Ames
Debuque Mollere
Sem Pere
Menoyouth
Realtor
Pens Miernelt
Grinnal Ti
Cornel
Cedar Mete Ry
Fohl Quits as Manager of Cleveland Indians
Cleveland July 21 Lee Fohl resigns as manager of the Cleveland American League club after three seasons. President Dunn accepted the resignation and named Tris Speaker caretaker for the rest of the season. Public dissatisfaction followed last Friday’s loss to Boston when Ruth homered with the bases loaded.
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Cleveland Indians
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Lee Fohl
Dunn
Trist
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Ruth
Fahl
Coombe
Carpentier Beats Dick Smith In Return Fight
Georges Carpentier, French champion, defeats former English champion Dick Smith in the eighth round of a 20 round bout in Paris. Smith was knocked down for counts of seven and eight before Carpentier finished him with a left and right to the jaw. The crowd included Font and Nungesser and many social observers felt the event resembled a reception more than a pure prize fight.
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Georges Carpentier
Dick Smith
Carpentier
Smith
Fred Fulton
Font
Nungesser
Hasbrook to Organize Des Moines Basketball Team
Bob Hasbrook plans to form a top Des Moines pro basketball team this winter. He aims to recruit Muscatine Independents players and other leading east passers, with Hasbrook himself as center and likely financing the venture.
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Des Moines
Des Moinees
I Masbrook
Muscatine
Tle
Tashrook
Bok
Muscatine Independents
Hasbrook
Grundy Center
Evanston Academy
Hasibrook
Chicago University
Iowa University
Independents
Wolser
Musca Jtine
The War, Ads, and Puns in GOOD EVENING By George
A mixed column features war cost figures from Lennard P Ayres, notes on advertising terms like Certified Kidney Beanie, and light humor about public figures and politics. It mentions Francis A Bushman, Jimmy Wilde, and a definition of congressmen at large, plus a rhyme attempt and social commentary on church cooperation.
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United States
Lennard P. Ayres
War Department
William M. Johnston New National Champion in Tennis
William M Johnston of San Francisco defeated W T Til den Jr of Philadelphia to win the national outdoor tennis title on clay in Chicago. Miss Derring Gould of St Louis won the women's singles title in straight sets 6 4 6 2. Charles W Murphy former Chicago Nationals president announces a Western league fall series between pennant leaders with gate receipts split 60 40 and seven games to be played. Aesword advertised in court costs 25 cents daily.
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Chicago
William Wv. Johnston
San Francisco
W. TL Tilden, Jr
Philadelphia
Tilden
Derring Gould
St. Louis
Carrie M. Neely
Murphy
Charles W
Chicago Nationals
Oary
Tthe
Tearney
Giants Trade Schupp for Snyder in St Louis Move
Star pitcher Ferdinand Schupp, key figure for the Giants in 1916 and 1917, is sent to St. Louis in exchange for catcher Frank Snyder. The deal reshapes both teams' pitching and catching depth as the season approaches.
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Ferdinand Schupp
Giants
St. Louis
Frank Snyder
Trap Gi Gun and Red by Tam Marshall
Terrible account of early Oregon river life and Indian fishing along the Columbia. Describes treaties, salmon runs, and native villages near White Salmon creek with vivid details of canoes, hatcheries, and nets. Includes Q and A from Marshall on Olympic trapshooting and Grand American handicap entries.
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Tam Marshall
United States
Columbia River
Iron Horse
Union Pacific
Oregon
Iran
Ben W. Olcott
White Salmon Creek
U.S
Tesh
Carl Shoemaker
Shawkey Yankees Main Mound Hope
New York July 21 Shawkey the Yankees star pitcher and reliever has been pivotal in recent wins Washington Philadelphia Detroit and St. Louis. His nine to four record belies his clutch relief work and steady regular turns, aiding a near race with the White Sox. An Ohio inventor introduced a flexible frame to fit standard truck bodies to varying widths and lengths.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bob Shawkey
Yanks’ Hurling Corps
Bob
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington
Senators
Yanks
Philadelphia
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Shawkey
James
Ira Flagstead
Ohio
Season sees record turnout for banner shoot tournaments
The article notes unprecedented attendance at this year’s banner shoot tournaments with growing interest and a surge in sociable activity among Uncle Sam's daughters. It highlights training in firearm handling and shooting guiding the event toward a very large crowd.
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Uncle Sam
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