Hawks Poa Opening Contest of Series at Moline
Waterloo Hawks opened their series at Moline with a 5 to 4 loss as Dixon’s Malmgren twirled well. Mullen led Waterloo with a triple and two hits, while the Plowboys' Veber limited Waterloo to five safeties. Grant and Thompson highlighted Moline’s late rallies, with Swanson, Govney and Shelly delivering early runs for the home club.
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O'Shen
Doutte Plato Clarke
Meier
Marshalltown Loses First Game Under Pilot Frank Boyle
Dubuque defeats Marshalltown 5 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader as Frank Boyle takes over managing duties. rain ends the second game after one inning. Armstrong and Meredith star for Dubuque with two base hits and a three base hit by Johnson. errors and miscues mark the hard‑fought contest in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Lefty Wonck
Waterloo
Aiil Speas
Carleton
Carnell
Standings and scores across major leagues and associations
Baseball standings show Washington and Chicago atop leagues with mixed results. Scores list Detroit 15-4 and Boston 1-3, plus uneven results for New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia, and others. Minor leagues include Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Ottumwa Rock, and Tulsa, Des Moines, Omaha, Wichita with varied outcomes and postponements.
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Yankee swimmers win four fifths of Olympic medals
In a July event at Les Tourelles France the complete point standings in Olympic aquatic events show the United States leading with four fifths of the medals awarded. The prize distribution followed the water polo match between the United States and Sweden, with Count Clary and Count Jean Ne Castallen presenting honors and noting an American dominance as he quipped about a hot day.
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French Olympic Committee
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Clary
Ackley Nines Bowled By Parkersburg 2 1
Parkersburg beat Ackley 2 to 1 in a rain halted game at Ackley with Hopkins keeping hits to four and two doubles in two trips. Beisser allowed five safeties as Ackley scored in the second and Parkersburg added a fourth inning tally.
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Ackley
Wills and Richards Triumph in Olympic Tennis
Paria July 21 two young American tennis stars Helen Wills and Vincent Richards won the women's and men's singles titles at the Olympic Games. Wills defeated Mile Viasto in straight sets and Richards beat Henri Cochet after a five set battle. Richards also partnered Mrs Jessup to win mixed doubles, with future matches looming in doubles and mixed events.
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M. ‘Timmer
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Jacques Brosnon
France
Jessup
R. Norris Williams
Hunter
Bud Houser Sets World Record in Disus Throw
W Clarance Bud Houser of California, member of the American Olympic team, won the discus throw at Paris games setting a world record with a mark of 46.1534 metres.
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California
Alvin Below and United Kid in semiwindup at Electric Park
Alvin Below and United Kid, both 140 pounds, meet in a semiwindup to Yahn Menton at Electric Park Wednesday evening. The card opens with Mike Dugan and Carl Craxi at 150 pounds each, promising one of the season’s best bouts.
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Yahn-Menton
Electric Pack
Mike Dugan
Carl Craxi
Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Menton
Brandon
Leonard
Davenport Woman Wins State Title in Golf Tourney
Davenport golfer Mrs. O. D. Waterman captured the Iowa women’s championship by defeating Cedar Rapids’ Mrs. F C Byers 1 up in a 19 hole final. Waterman surged to victory with a 485 yard extra hole after a duel that saw lead changes and a key late surge.
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Father and son clash to crown South Dakota tennis champion
In Sioux Falls on July 21 John Barton, aged 41, defeated his son Horace Barton, 18, to win the South Dakota men’s singles tennis title. Final scores were 2 6 3 and 6 4. Horace Barton also captured the Junior singles final and will represent South Dakota at the Midwest junior tournament in Chicago in August.
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Ottumwa Uses 15-7 Win Over Cedar Rapids in July Clash
Ottumwa, IA July 21 The At tumns beat Cedar Rapids 15 to 7 after a 38 hit barrage including seven doubles a triple and a homer. Cunningham Nepting and Anderson led Ottumwa with big blasts while Lee and Swanson produced key hits for Cedar Rapids. Final line featured multiple runs across innings and a wide scoring gap from Ottumwa.
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Abrhpoare Anderson
Fa Heath
Burlington Beats Rock Island In Series Opener
Rock Island wins opening game of the series 8 to 6 in Burlington as Hasselman homers with two aboard in the third. Irvin relieves Nixon after Burlington’s early five-run burst, while Gray and Serre contribute for Rock Island. Game time about two hours with 1,700 in attendance.
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Roth
Night boxing and tennis notes from across the region
Omaha boxers Donald Browning and Harold Smith from St. Tous are set for a 10 round middleweight bout tonight. Des Moines players won 15 of 19 in a city tennis meet with Fort Dodger here yesterday. Reports also note upcoming bouts and matchups for Gene Tunney, Georges Carpentier, and other boxers, with several cancellations and changes in plans.
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Gene Tunney
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Jony
Inside Golf by Chester G Horton on wrist position
Golf columnist Chester G Horton explains definitions of key golf terms to reduce reader confusion. He details how the left wrist position at address affects the swing, urging readers to compare swings with the wrist turned up versus down to observe stroke differences.
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Chick Evens
John F. Ditte
Hawks’ Nest Waterloo Shut Out By Dubuque 2–0 In Sat Game
Waterloo’s Buck Freeman and Dubuque’s Ted Bowman locked horns as Dubuque defeated Waterloo 2 to 0. Freeman, a Tri-State addition, allowed four hits while Bowman delivered superb pitching. Contemporaries note shifts in standings and speculate on future league outcomes amid player movements and suspensions.
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Buck” Freeman
Coach Sam Barry Wins Handicap Golf Tourney at Iowa
In Iowa City on July 21 Coach Sam Barry, famed as a basketball and baseball mentor, won the University of Iowa summer handicap golf tourney with a net 67 after a 20 stroke handicap. R. W. H. and Dr. OQ Hoover led other results with notable scores.
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Iowa
William Tilden annexes Illinois title in tennis
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Howard Kinsey of San Francisco in four sets to win the Illinois state singles championship at Skokie Country Club. O'Hara Wood and Gerald Patterson of Australia captured the doubles title over the Kinsey brothers in five sets before 5000 spectators.
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Spain
Willam T.tilden
Philadelphia
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Pat O'Hara Wood
Gerald Patterson
Australia
Robert Kinsey
Howard
Quad Net Tourney at Iowa Won by M C Gallagher
M C Gallagher of Detroit won the quad net tournament at the University of Iowa defeating B J Tussey in the finals 6 1 6 4 6 4 He was never pressed and did not lose a set during the flya regnda Meanwhile he took the placement game Gallagher dominated the event and was the class of the tourney.
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Towa City
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Bellevue Hill Safe Now to Travel
Bellevue Iowa July 21 officials pronounce primary road No 62 out of Bellevue finished and officially adopted. The 12 mile stretch over Baker Hill is praised as one of the finest state works though steep rocky climbs once caused many accidents and required heavy costs and warrants to complete.
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Towa State Highway Commission
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Jackson County
Iowa
Yankees Battle Tigers Today In Crucial Series
The Associated Press notes a tight AL race as New York and Detroit clash in a pivotal series after New York took a doubleheader from Cleveland. Washington moves within one game of second place, while the Giants and Reds split decisions and Philadelphia gains ground with a twin bill split.
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Davenport Youth Gains More Honors at Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts July 21 Three members of next year's senior class at Harvard were named by the president and fellows to a one year term on the committee on regulation of athletic sports. Henry T Dunker Davenport Iowa track captain and football letterman begins his second year on the committee. Edward M Beals Jr Boston hockey captain and Malcolm W Greenough Boston football captain complete the trio.
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Boston
Malcolm WW. Greenough
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