Notan Jamieson Now Runner Up in NL Batting Tal
Charley Jamieson of the Cleveland Indians leads his team toward the top of the standings with a .379 average, challenging Heilmann for the league batting crown. Ruth and Williams compete for home runs, while Hornsby and Roush pace the National and Southern leagues respectively in batting and base running. The piece covers leaders across major and minor leagues, with scattered stats for players like Carey, Grantham, and Williams.
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Human Engine Beats Any Created Power
A Washington study extols the human body, stating the heart beats about 2.5 billion times in a lifetime and the body sustains far greater energy and endurance than the best locomotives or engines. The piece argues the digestive and muscular systems convert fuel to useful work with high efficiency, notes limits for athletes and health implications for vigorous female athletics, and compares heat and energy outputs to machinery.
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City horseshoe pitchers to contest playground tourney
More than 150 women, boys and men will compete the week of August 6 in Cedar River park under the city playgrounds commission. Preliminary rounds start in July with 100 shoes for boys and men. top finishers enter the main tourney for prizes. Interested players contact C L Gormley at 089-3 or 354 High Street.
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Yale Harvard Team Loses to Britishers in London Meet
In London at Wimbley Stadium on July 21 the Yale Harvard team succumbed to Oxford Cambridge. The English universities scored 6 12 to 51 2 in the meet with Eastman Harvard taking first in the 16‑pound shot put, Reese Oxford second, Dunkirk Harvard and Davenport Ia third. Henry Dunkirk, Davenport high graduate, has risen as a top Crimson mile and hurdles runner and a football tackle since entering Harvard.
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Baseball Year Nears End In Inter Sunday School League
The Inter Sunday School twilight baseball league heads into its final week of games starting Monday with rescheduled matches to follow. First Presbyterian is favored to win the cup barring a surprise. Last night First Presbyterians beat Grace M E nine 11 to 1 at Cedar River park while Union Congregational defeated First Evangelical 15 to 1 at league park. Managers meet Thursday at Y M C A to set a postposed-game schedule and plan the league banquet. The top three teams may play a post season series not affecting the cup, for fan entertainment.
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Boxing Cards at League Park Open Wednesday Night
Boxing at League Park Wednesday features Albert Knipp of Waterloo in a six round headliner against Chuck Sampica of Cedar Rapids. Joe Knipp meets Kid Lavine in a four round semi main. Jackie Leonard faces One-Round Luke in the opener. Admission 11 cents. promoter aims for a season of Wednesday shows with top state talent.
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Belle Plaine to Hold Registered Trapshoot
Belle Plaine Iowa July 21 there will be a registered trapshoot Tuesday Title 24 under Belle Plaine Gun Club auspices Six 95 target events make up the program Money will be divided four ways per event There is $90 added money with five dollars added to each event Shooting starts at 1 00 pm and refreshments may be had on the grounds Jesserton a city in what was formerly the wiki at Barnes is considering installing an automatic LOTLOR Me ow
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Irene Treman boards La Fayette to New York amid divorce rumors
Paris dispatch notes Irene Treman leaving on the La Fayette for New York with her niece maid and goat. Her husband Robert Treman remains behind amid a looming divorce. Treman has allegedly sent a French divorce letter and the couple drift amid uncertain plans and last minute arrangements in Paris.
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Iowa's First Winter Wheat Sells at Des Moines Market
Des Moines July 21 reports Lowe’s first winter wheat of the year arriving from Dallas Madison Warren and Polk counties. The grain was quickly disposed at the Des Moines Board of Trade for much less than last year with quotations at 94 to 106 cents per bushel for the same grades.
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Waterloo Trains In and Out Details and Times
Train schedule fragment lists Waterloo connections with destinations including Sioux Falls Chicago Des Moines and Kansas City, noting arrivals departures and depots. It shows various local and regional services, some specified by stations such as Union depot Sye St depot and Des Moines depot with times like 7:25 pm 10:12 am and 2:39 am, plus references to Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis routes.
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