Hawks Defeat Dubuque 88 to 7 in ten innings
The Hawks outslug Dubuque 88 to 7 after ten innings in a wild game at Waterloo. Kelso hit a homer with bases loaded as Worthington, Dixon, and McCaffrey sparked the offense while Kettenbeil and Willoughby split pitching duties for the teams.
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Hawks' Nest 1: Whitehill wins twilight game at Newton
Joe Whitehill pitched six innings for Mre xhall Town at Newton Ta in a 12 to 6 victory Tuesday. Former Hawk outfielder to play with Tiiapis Central team here Saturday. other details read as garbled.
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Newton
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Fragments of a World News and Pop Culture Snippet
A jumble of weather notes cultural quips and sports phrases mixes with headlines about evolution trials and a Waterloo story. Names like Ralph Slippy and Charles Dawes appear amid garbled lines and a home plate miscue ending with a joke about a sore.
My Games Tomorrow at Iowa Arena
A fragmented report lists Dabuaie 77 Waterfly Doh po Matra ha livent Master Inge hie Rapley Jelena at Iowa with unclear context and multiple names. The readable items suggest a sports or event card but lack coherent details. Further text needed for precise summary.
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Flowboys Top Marshalltown In Slim Baseball Thriller
Moline beat Marshalltown 4 to 3 at home with steady fielding by Marshalltown and timely hitting by Flowboys. Key players included Guppy with two base hits and two stolen bases, while pitching by Rope and Umptre held the visitors to four runs.
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Ead
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Marshaltown
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Hendes
Rice
Schultz
Snyder
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Lisle
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Tiehannan
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Papke
Ottumwa Defeats Rock Island 2 0 in Pixie Pitching Show
Ottumwa Iowa July 23 Ottumwa continued its baseball surge by beating Rock Island 2 to 0 behind Johnny Welch and Lefty Irvin. The report notes strong pitching, limited scoring, and growing crowds as the local team prepares for New Hampton and Do here.
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New Trampton
Local Baseball Scores from Multiple Leagues
Mississippi Valley League results list Waterloo 8 Dubuque 7 and Cedar Rapids 6 Burnington 3. Ottumwa 3 Keck Island B. Moline 8 Marshalltown 4. American League and National League openings noted with few games scheduled. Indianapolis 13 St. Paul and Minneapolis 14 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 4 Columbus 1 Toledo 1 Kansas City 4. Western League Denver 5 Des Moines 2 St Joseph Wichita Oklahoma City 1 Tulsa 3. No other games scheduled.
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Bartlett Bathie in 18 hole match Friday at Centerville
Bathie and Bartlett, pairing as Bathie Bartlett, meet Magen and Baxter in an 18 hole match at Centerville Friday afternoon starting at 2 pm. Bartlett, six time state amateur champion, teams with Bathie against Bax ter and Magen in a fast pairing while Hagen, guard record setter at Cedar Rapids, carded 76 for 18 and set a course mark.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Walter Hagen
Arthur Bartlet
Sid Baxter
Centerville
Bartlett
Magen
Baxter
Bathie-Bartlett
Bathie
Haren
George Taylor
John Verry
Cedar Rapids
Brunnyville
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Bill
Hagen
Parsongs College grid card lists Cornell as homecoming foe
Parsons College in Parrisn Pairfield Iowa unveils its fall football schedule with Des Moines University as opener and Cornell College as Homecoming opponent. Five of eight games on home field. schedule includes Carthage, Penn Valley, and others. Historical note mentions Miss Foxes Wethered and Miss Collett with unrelated quotes.
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Parsons College
Pairfield
Still College of Des Moines
Parsang
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Shin College
Des Moines
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Des Moines Universit
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Cornell Colle Shopeeneth State Teachers
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Penn Velleys
Giants Start 3-Week West Coast Trip
New York Giants depart for a three week tour starting with a four game series in Boston, then swing through the west as they chase first place. The club aims to regain momentum after a rocky western swing and a strong home stand that reduced losses. The National League standings remain tight with idle days and rain delaying games across the circuit.
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Phillies
Corsairs
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Cardinals
Eames
McKechnie
Tilden Still Wears Tennis Champ Crown
Champs may come and go but Bill Tilden endures as the sport’s defining figure. The article notes his lasting prominence, with Vincent Richards or Alonzo in Spain imagined as potential challengers, while Tilden modestly credits the Spaniard as the canniest player today.
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Tilden
Sharks as game fish draw laughs and thrills in fishing talk
Dr Charles Stillman argues sharks are true game fish while anglers recount jokes about catching only sharks. Hon J F Blank admits a big thrill from a shark encounter amid channel bass tuna and amberjack. An editor William Garber Haynes pursues an international inquiry on whether sharks ever attack humans. Also notes dehydrated vegetables for camp trips and packing strategies for long excursions.
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Dr. Stillman
J. F. Hlank
Blank
Jacks
Ind
William Garber Haynes
Berlenbach to Defend Title Against Delaney in New York
New York July 22 AP Paul Berlenbach will defend his light heavyweight crown for a second time August 28 at Yankee Stadium against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn. A 15 round decision fight promoted by Tex Rickard was signed yesterday They previously met with Delaney knockout in the fourth round in their first encounter.
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Paul Berlenbach
Yankee Stadium
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Tex Rickard
Berlenbach
Bantam Fighters Ready for World Bantam Title Bout
New York July 23 AP Rosenberg Chartey Phil New York and Eddie Shea Chicago face off tonight in a 16 round bantamweight title bout. Rosenberg weighed 118 pounds while Shea was within a quarter pound for the challenger. Hartford Durocher, previously with Hartford Eastern lunatic team, has reportedly been traded to the New York Yankees for delivery at season end.
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Chartey
Phil
Rosenberg
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Shea
Chicarko
Sattle
Hartford
Conn
Tee Durocher
Slartford
New York Yankees
Cemipro
Springfeld
iCOLLEGE STUDENT FINDs MOTOR CAR EASIER THAN HORSE AS CONVEYANCE
Fairfield Indiana July 25 Special After riding a horse 1245 miles to attend Parsons College summer school student James Longerbone finds a car cheaper and more practical. He traveled from Abingdon to Fairfield each school day for three weeks to reach class at 7 15 am and will leave the horse for harvest work, while he drives the car for travel.
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Old Dobbins
Parsons College Summer School
James Longerbone
Abingdon
Parsons
James
Anderson resigns as head coach at Columbia College
Anderson resigns after three seasons at Columbia College Dubuque Ia where he led a undefeated 1922 team and a Western Interstate Conference championship last year He came from Notre Dame as captain and all American end Also a noted basketball and track star from Mason City High School Davenport Ia sources note Elmer Wayden is a leading candidate for successor with no official announcement yet
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Anderson
Trace
Commuta College
Toda
Luo
Hoyger
Western University
Columbia
Elmer Wayden
Davenport
Jourseymen
Notre Dame
Columbia College
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Henas
Mason City
Bennett Reaches State Tennis Semifinal in Thrilling Match
Paul Bennett, the lone Iowa singles champion, advanced to the state tournament semifinals at Fort Dodge by defeating Clayton Paige in near record pace. The sets went 4-? and 19-17, propelling Bennett to face H Bancroft, with Santa Monica and Yarris Coggeshall set to meet Al Nicolet in the other semi.
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Paul Bennett
Iowa
Udce
Clayton Paige
Bennett
H. Bancroft
Santa Monica
Cal
Yarris Coggeshall
al Nicolet
Des Moines
Bancroft
Ted Swensson
Cedar Rapids
Nicolet
Red” Mitchel
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