White Sox and Yankees Split in New York Series
New York and Chicago split a double header with the White Sox taking game one 7 to 5 via a ninth inning rally, and New York winning game two 6 to 2 behind steady pitching from Mogridge. Ruth belted his 32nd homer of the season in the first game as Chicago and New York traded runs and fielding miscues.
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Yank Trapshooters Reach Antwerp After Hendon Victory
American trapshooters arrived in Antwerp fresh from a dominant Hendon win in England. Under Jay Clark the team posted 113 of 120 in the team match and claimed five first places in individual events. Frank Troeh ran a perfect score. The English squad, runner-up at Hendon, joins eight other nations for the Olympic shoot.
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Hendon
England
Jay Clark
Frank Troeh
Shamrock Wins Second Race for America's Cup
Shamrock IV defeats the American defender Resolute in a neck to neck contest by two minutes and 26 seconds corrected time, keeping hope alive to lift the cup back to England. The victory extends Shamrock IV’s win tally to two in the series amid jubilation in Sands Hook, New Jersey.
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N. J
St. Thomas Alpton
England
Shamrock TV
Shamrock
Moose Whips S. C. in Short Game 10 to 2
The Moose overpowered Hiinots Central 10 to 2 in four innings at Cedar River Park after a delayed start. Pagel pitched masterfully, Moose batters notching seven hits in the last three innings, including Worrell's threebagger and Faber’s fourth inning double. Worrell also turned an unassisted double play in the fourth.
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Hiinots Central
Cedar River Park
Aliida Central
Pagel
Mosher
Illinois Central
Worrell
Faber
Jones
Collard
Babe Ruth Draws Record Crowd at New York Series
A four day baseball series between the New York and Chicago American League teams at the Polo Grounds drew 129000 spectators, officials report. The attendance sets a record for an ordinary series, underscoring Ruths drawing power.
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New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Olympic committee bars Ireland from independent participation
The executive committee of the Olympic games refused Ireland permission to participate as a separate nation. Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Americans, announced the purchase of Maurice Shannon from Washington. Pasadena, California, won the Amateur Athletic Union 1921 track and field championship. Grand Rapids will host a post season pennant challenge between Central League and Three League champions.
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President Farmers Insurance Company President Dies Sudden
Cedar Rapids I a July 21 Ed H Smith president of the Farmers Insurance company a leading Cedar Rapids businessman died of heart failure in Kennebunkport Maine on vacation He was 87 and his death was sudden after a Chicago meeting last Wednesday and a trip from Tun e 14. He planned to return home by August end. The story notes his prominence and sudden decline while away from home.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed‘ H. Smith
Farmers Insurance Company
Kenenhunkport
Woman with three husbands wins annulment case
Sioux City woman Lydia A. Scott won an annulment against Walter Morningstar after a long court fight. She said she unknowingly married Morningstar while still legally married to her first husband Samuel C. Scott. Morningstar contested, blaming Scott for joint marriage issues and citing missing divorce records.
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Sioux City
Lydia A. Scott
Walter Morningstar
J. O W. Anderson
Sandow of the Navy Portrait Shows Strength Challenge
On board every ship sailors display prowess at entertainments and Happy Hour shows. The picture features Valentine Williams, a strong man, lifting four shipmates whose combined weight is 63 pounds while Williams himself weighs 142 pounds.
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Valentine Williams
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Real estate transfers and estate notes in Cedar Falls area
A list of real estate transfers and property dealings includes marriages and heirs, transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo, and various lots and subdivisions. Names mentioned include Mrs. Scott, George Wood of Pender Nebraska, Morris Rosenbloom, George Starbuck, Dorothy Frisble, O G Mee, and Rev Henry Hammond among others. The record cites transfers in Rev. additions and Park Place areas along with Cedar Falls and Waterloo lots.
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George Starbuck
Krapfel
Wa- M
Dorothy A. Frisble
O. G. Mee Minton
East
Wickelberg
C. Dre- Clinton
Bastag Place
Waterloo
Henry
Hammond
Williams
Hingk
Hammond & Hurd
Black Iaink County Abstract Co
Terlog
Cedar Falls
Orieplat
Do It Yourself Indoor .22 Bullet Catcher Guide
Simple backstop project using an iron plate and wooden box to catch lead bullets from .22 caliber firearms. Includes materials list, dimensions, mounting tips, and maintenance notes to reduce splash and noise while enabling indoor practice.
Two Waterloo Boys Of to Join Navy
Two Waterloo youths, Ralph I Kies and Giseon H Meeker, left for the training school on the western coast to join the U S Navy. The local recruiting office reports ongoing success in meeting the department campaign to raise the Navy to its authorized standard. A Cobb message praising the Navy is read by Chief Nemes, commending the service to American youth and noting its lessons in discipline and character.
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Waterloo
Department
United States Navy
Navy Service
Ralph I. Kies
Mulberry Street
Giseon H. Meeker
Wellington Street
U.S. Navy
Irvin S. Cobb
W. A. Nemes
Nemes
Cobb
Navy
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Local Notices and Classified Fragments From Manchester Ia
Page excerpts list several property and minor remodeling permits in Manchester Iowa dated June 11, 1920, with addresses including 1108 Vine Street and 187 Chest Street. The text also notes a medical testimonial from Fried Wendel and an upcoming visit by Dr. Shallenberger in Waterloo on July 24.
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Tonnell
Vine Streat
George Gorman
Mat Street
G W. Ingels
Manchester
Shallenberger
Chicago
Wendel
Russell Samson
Waterloo
Tadvertissment
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