Knapton Pitches Winning Ball as Marshalltown Triumphs
Marshalltown defeated Waterloo 5 to 3 on Friday as Knapton pitched winning ball for the home team. He allowed six hits and fended off six base runners while teammates Gregory and Sullivan provided solid support. In the late innings, key plays including Zart’s defensive stab and double plays helped seal the victory amid a rugged game fraught with fielding miscues by Waterloo.
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Kuiapton
Gregory
Zart
McEwan
Sullivan
Messner
Stavengen
Thomason
Lubbe
Hill
Anson
Lenahan
Church
Clemons
O ' Gregory
O' Shea
Forsythe
O'Shea
F Clemens
C . Gregory
D. Waterloo
Ligbbe
Knapton
Golf
Potts
Cooper
McCracken
Bunnies
Gles
Valentine
Dixon
Islanders
Newell
Belt
Finn
Simmons
Swenson
Conzieman
Dempsey
Belz
Conzelman
Sitter
Jton
Michael
Rock Istead
Cedar-Hapids
Potteries
Radio Stimson
Dubuque
Dubuaque
Ottumwalhefa
Chogrette
Murray
Ottum ‘Wa
Cooper and Schuster, Moquette and Murray
SAFE or OUT By Charles D White
A baseball Q and A explaining rulings on plays at home plate, fair ball conditions, runner safe on a force play, and catcher error rules. It clarifies when a batter is out or a play results in the next runner, detailing specific scenarios and outcomes with concise judgments.
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Safe Or
Charles D. White
Bace
Bese
I. A
Ohareer
Breck
Sol Setzer
Hite
Major League Records Today From July 22 Highlighted
A scrambled ledger of MLB records notes July 22 as the date for several marks. Mentions include individual single game records in Goma and Reston, no hit game by Henler for Philadelphia against St Louis, and strikeout feats by Roush and other players. various clubs, leagues, and players are cited with uncertain spellings.
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Mort
Goma
Seaumont
Iitteburgh
CN. T
MM. Tiernan
Sutton
M. J
Kel Lowe
Guy Hecker
Louiart
Individuel
T. J. Tucker
Reston Tn
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy tale ends with Napoleons reveal
A ventriloquist Napoleon and his dummy Eddie tour the countryside in a tale for children. Eddie seethes at Napoleons success and tries a solo act but discovers Napoleon provides all the brains and deftness. The audience loyal to Napoleon learns Eddie is no more than a prop.
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Napoleon
Itaidie
Tey
Eddie
Johnny
Buddie
Eddie Altting
Pir
Ravens Edge La Porte City Men In Friday Softball Game
The Waterloo Ravens defeated La Porte City 6 to 5 in a lively game at the galley park. Town led the visitors with three hits including two triples as Baltimore style baserunning produced 12 steals. Lipford and Fields contributed key hits for Waterloo while Stainbrook and Moore held steady on the mound for their teams.
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Waterloo Ravens
la Porte City
Ravens
la Porte
Galley Park
Town
LaPorte City
Thomas
Betts
Yoga Simpson
Boyles
Loliig
Foss
Barlett
GO Stainbrook
Bremer
Veseess
Ravens Arrhpoae Ashby
Homerus
Humphrey
Brown
Matthews
Simpson
Ashley
Humphry
Fields
Lipford
Underwood
Moore
Stainbrook
Hichert
Robbins
First Methodists Take Lead in Twilight Contests
First Methodists edged First Baptists 3 to 2 at East High field last evening to seize first place in the Twilight league standings. Four errors plus two hits aided the Methodists, with Sheridan holding the mound to three hits and solid support from teammates. Final score 3 to 2.
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First Methodist Eyisconal
First Baptists
East High Athletic Field
First Methodists
Sheridan
Buck
Witt
Moon
Standings and results in American and Western leagues
In American Association standings Minneapolis 8 1 Toledo Jd Louisville 14 Milwaukee 10 St. Prut 3 Columbus 1 Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 3. Western League games Des Moines 6 Wichita 4 Denver 7 St. Joseph 3 Tulsa 7 Omaha 1 Oklahoma City 15 Sioux City 42. In Chicago July 22 the National League race stays led by the Clante four points ahead of St Louis. The Giants fall to the Redge. Pirates top Phillies 6 0. Dodgers lose to Cubs in 73 minute game. Indians win twelfth straight as Speaker’s club blanks Washington 1 0. Red Sox beat White Sox 8 7. Browns punish Mack pitchers. Johnson and Cleveland’s Morton clash as Washington collapses with five hits and a costly triple and single.
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Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Prut
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Wichitta
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Omaha
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
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Sresas
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Clante
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Redge
Toney
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Pirates
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Morrison
Wilbert Rob Ingon
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Cubs
Grover Alexander
Dodgers
Bob Meusel
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Kent Pace
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Speaker's
Washington Club
Detroit Clu
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Walter Johnson
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Morton
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Alarehalltown
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Waterloo A
Roy
Dubuque Ottumweattle
Pet
Louwie Oo
Cleveland Reve
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Pew
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Ore
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Oklahoma
Jacques Fournier
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Mengen
Reat Potts
Grimes
Rone
Schuste A
Holly
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Stott
McEwan
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Henges
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Gibson
Chonustte
Gardner
Cineinnat
Anderson
Church
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Toney, Barnes and Snye
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Der
Gaston
Couch
Hargrave
Jude
O'Shea
Lenehan
Routher
Deberry
Jelinek
Swenson
Zart
Sel Murray
Johnson
Francis and Ticinich
Gha
Harvey DB
Mann
New Sark
Corcoran
Detroit
Lunbe
New Kerk
Cole
Schalk
Quinn
Russell
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Max Carey
Gowdy
Hollacher
Snyder
New York
Bigbee
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J. Johnston
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Eddie Brown
Jay Kirke
Brown
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Myatt
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Good
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Combs
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Becker
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Saver
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Schulte
Southern
Mobile
Lapan
Little Rock
Tucker
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Howertin
Habe Ruth
Connolly
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Niehoff
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Sarrett
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Birmingham
J Henry
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Camp
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Neun
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Iren
Manard
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Hemingway
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Tuten
Tony
Nenner
East
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Pitt
Ann Lelivelt
Grantham
Earigs Hoger Conti and Firemen in League tilt
Earigs Hoger Conti ran 3600 points while team and events mix in a jittery recap. New York and Chicago fire department baseball club win game two and the series as Frank Stubby Mark moves to Chicago. Mrs Melvin Jones wins Chicago women’s golf title for the fourth straight year over Leo Flynn and Bill Brennan. Detroit prep and Dempse Bresman fight at Michigan City teased for Labor Day as Bay area sailing regatta notes anchor. Eddie Roush reinstated by Commissioner, while Captain Conn Smith’s father owned a Lincolnshire farm with a Virginia bow worker.
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Earigs
Hoger Conti
Balkime Bullards
York
Chicago
Fire Department Baseball Club
New York
Firemen
Seattle
Frank “Stubby
Chicago American League Club
Melvin Jones
Olympia Fields Club
Leo Flyn
Bill Brennan
Kearns
Jack Denny
Detroit
Artic
Michigan City
Vurth Bay
O—Gaditn
Cleveland
Oakland City
Iné
Eddie Roush
Cincinnati
Lineais
Cobb Camps At Sisler's Heels In Race For 1922 Batting Title
Chicago July 22 Ty Cobb argues he is slowing after 17 years as a star, while George Sisler of St. Louis pursues the 1922 batting crown. Sisler leads with .416, Cobb at .405 after a hot stretch. Sisler also tops in steals with 34 bases and 79 runs. Tillie Walker trails Rogers Hornsby in homers, with Hornsby belting 23 to Walker’s 23?
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ty Tus
Raymond Cobb
George Sisler
St. Louis
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Sister
Sisler
Clarance
Tillie’ Walker
Philadelphia
Rogers Hornsby
Jeander
Tillie
Hornsby
Ken Willams
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Mississippi Valley League Batting and Pitching Records
The article compiles batting and pitching leaders for several leagues as compiled by Irwin M. Howe, noting leaders in average, home runs, and runs batted in across the Mississippi Valley and related circuits. It highlights players like Speaker, Schang, Heilmann, Hornsby, and Miller, plus various league leaders in batting averages, stolen bases, and runs. It also mentions transfers and current form of several players in the American and Western leagues.
Star Players Question Winning in Pennant Races
The article cites a 1922 pennant season view by a New York baseball man who warns that stars may favor winter contracts or second place world series shares over pennant battles. He stresses money from barnstorming and post season plays could tempt players, risking less fight for the flag.
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United Pléas
New York
oDeen
Ito
New York Yanks
Ward
Huggins
Jackson Tops in Afternoon Session of Horse Shoe Trials
Tama Iowa July 22 C E Jackson national champion of Keller ton Indiana and E R Plagman Conroy pitched two sets of five 50 point games. Jackson won the afternoon series three games to one while Plagman claimed the evening. The overall total after 30 games shows Jackson 2 442 points with 253 ringers and Plagman 2 445 points with 52 doubles.
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Tama, Ta
C. E. “Jackson
Kellerton
E.R. Plagman
Conroy
Jackson
St Jand Plagman
Ringers
Plagman
Frohwein May Land In North Dakota League
Town City, Ia July 22 George Frohwein a Hawkeye baseball school graduate tests today for Sioux Falls S D for a tryout in the North Dakota league His place of Leo Chopek pitcher of the Independents is at home recuperating His arm injury kept Trayvis out Frohwein was the high card on the Iowa pitching staff this spring and did most of the work after the sprained ankle hampered him He pitched some good games and some that were not 50 good but settled down to consistent ball near the close of the season He also headed the team in batting
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Town City
George Frohwein
James Ashmore
Hawkeye
Sioux Falls
Leo. Chopek
Independents
Hote Farm
Rohweip
Iowa
Trayvis
Bedford Man Wins at Amateur Trap Championship
Bedford Ta July 22 B H Mitchell of Bedford was high amateur in the local trap shooting tournament with a score of 142 out of 150. W H Lake also of Bedford K R Farquhar of Orient and Bruce Nichols of Creston tied for second with 141 each. R V Anderson of Maryville Mo and L A Candor of Maryville tied for third with 136.
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Bedford
B.H. Mitchell
W. H. Lake
K. R. Farquhar
Orient
Bruce Nichols
Creston
R. V. Anderson
Maryville
L. A. Candor
Sioux City Boxer To Appear At Camp Grant
Sioux City boxer Earl McArthur is matched with Stanley Everett of Pekin for a 10 rounder at Camp Grant on August 2. Sammy Mandell cannot return from Memphis in time to fight Everett July 31, joining other Burlington boxing results and a court ruling about Playfellow horse ownership.
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Sioux City
Camp Grant
Rockford
Earl McArthur
Stanley Everett
Pekin
Iil
Sammy Mandell
Everett
Memphis
Johnny McCoy
Cleveland
Women Swim Safety Code Emphasized by Waterloo Group
The Woman's Athletic Society of Waterloo endorses a detailed safety code for swimmers and canoeists. It urges never swimming on a full stomach, avoiding overheating, not swimming after exhaustion, and learning Red Cross lifesaving. It warns against diving without depth knowledge, fleeing swift currents, and swimming alone unless expert. For canoeists it advises paddling to shore if a passenger jokes about danger, not pulling into waves behind a motorboat, and staying calm if capsized.
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Woman's Athletic Society
Red Cross
Waterloo
Bent
Gopher State Boy Champ Tosses At Iowa Meet
Des Moines reports Ea die tEjay, a 15 year old from Minneapolis Minnesota, has forwarded his entry to the national horseshoe pitching tournament at the Iowa State Fair, Aug 29 to Sept 1. He aims for the national championship and previously placed fifth in 1921.
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Des Moines
Eadie tEjay
Minneapolis
Mint
T. Hay
Knipp to Meet Jack Leonard on Regular Card at Electric
Jack Leonard and Joe Knipp will clash on the regular bill at Electric Dark Wednesday night in a six round bout. Knipp shows confidence and will take on heavier opponents to prepare. Young Date and Bob White box four rounds while Morley and Haynes meet Bill Willard in the semifinals. Ralph Alexander is in charge of affairs. The juniors defeat Westfields 8 to 2 at the Valley League Park with 15-year-old Alex Gorman catching for the juniors after the regular catcher failed to show.
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Jack Leonard
Joe Knipp
Electric
Joe
Knipp
Young Date
Bob White
Morley
Haynes
Bill Willard
Ralph Alexander
Westfields
Waterloo Westfields
Valley League Park
Gorman
Alex Gorman
Red Dwyer
Johnston Aims for Better Tennis Showing This Year
New York July 22 Bill Johnston 120 pounds of fighting California heads east for the lawn tennis championships. His Davis cup team selection appears certain so he plans careful preparation avoiding overwork. After earlier defeats at national events he surprised critics by returning with two coast wins over Tilden and now intends gradual development to peak at the big tests ahead.
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New York
Bill Johnston
Johnston
Philadelphia
Bill Tilden
Shimidau
Kamage
Maurice McLaughliin
Johnstors
Tilden
Wilson Preparing for Football at Drake
Mes Moines July 22 K L Tug Wilson athletic director of Drake university arrived after weeks at his Illinois home and will immediately begin shaping the football season. He is lining up the football men while Ossie Salem the coach is in northern Minnesota and will return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Moines
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Drake University
Illinois
Wilson
Ossie Salem
Minnesota
First Lutherans Win In One Sided Game
First Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran teams met at East High Athletic Field Friday evening with First Lutheran winning 12 to 1. Holm pitched effectively for First Lutheran, yielding only an error driven Trinity score. Batteries: First Lutheran Holm Beilke. Trinity Lutheran Tollef sen Cratsley Hoch Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Brotherhood
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
First Lutheran
Holm
Trinity
Beilke
Trinity Lutheran
Tollefsen
Cratsley
Hoch
Martin
Five Leading Hitlers With Hereford's Acid Phosphate
Advertisement for Hereford's Acid Phosphate tonic notes use in water or fruit juices. Claims to cool nerves calm terrors and soothe. Contains promotional language and product benefits in a vintage ad style.
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