Third straight win for Cards as Cubs top Giants
In Chicago on July 3 the Cubs defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2 behind two runs in the first inning two more in the eighth and Kiki Cuyler’s long homer into right field. The Giants left town with tails between their legs. In Macon Georgia on July 23 George Stallings, ill with heart trouble, was reported unchanged and resting after a fairly comfortable night.
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Chicago
Vig Aldridge
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
New York Giants
Stallings
Macon
George Stallings
Middle Georgia
Charles Hummel Wins Trapshoot in Ackley Iowa
Charles Hummel of La Porte City won first place in the registered trapshoot field in Ackley Iowa, breaking 145 of 150 targets. H M Gooper of Marshalltown was second with 142, with Harry Shepherd of Waterloo and J P Fisher of Titonka tied for third at 141. Sixty shooters competed, including 11 year old Russell Gibble who broke 83 of 100 practice targets. Johnny Kahn of Spirit Lake scored 143 of 150, Willian Scourick of Ackley led the doubles with 38 of 50.
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Bruins
Aldridge
Bill Walker
Charney Root
Melvin Ott
New York
Terry
Jackson
Bees
Lo Tate
Grimm
Hartnett
Beck
P . Fewenery
al Ride
Elentr
Reese
New York Estates
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Curler
Ott
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Maguire
Walker
Strick
Root
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Moran
Magee
Reardon
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Douthit
Holm
Miller
Ring
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Ome
Hurst
Sherdei
Philadelphia
Southern
Thompson
Léach
Eheewee
Boo i Willams
Whitney
Lerien
Davis
Ates
Ap Willoughby
Biiles
Wilson
H. T. Shepherd
Weterloo
Maran
Wees
Fisher
Lal Haines
Johnny John
Spirit Lake
O. Merryman
Fort Godge
Castle
Charles City
Vall
Kachelhofe
Ackley
Louis Ax
Hoon
Jewell
Jm. Leach
H. A. Carstemns
Haines
Holma
Joe Kentaky
Fort
Dodge
Pughir
Frank Pruyn
Iowa Falls
Bainet
A. Peters
Alexander
Innines
R. H. McMillen
Alden
Baines
Radbil
Marshalltown
Sherdel
John Talbert
Manly
Ouisler
Stark
J. E. Barta
Tolen
Fort Dee
Reds
Braves
Janette Jay Waverly
A. Smith
Fort Dnodge
Cincinnati
Lyle Harper
Millers Waverly
W. E. Eller
Cedar Patls
R. Roesee
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Charles Johnson
Ang
Althe
A W. Montgomery
J. D. Reminne
Eagle Grove
D. Day
Waverly
L. Ludwig St. Benadiet
Hornshr
H. Bucholts
Clayton Coens
Marshall- Brown
Farrell
H. Barkema
Jewel
Taylor
East Greapy
Go Delanes
Eistehle
Webster
John Newins
Webster City
Elmer Ruppen
Beauford
Deze
Minth
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Tod
Critz
le Peters
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Scouriex
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R. Ro Mesilen
Radion
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Taime Oh
Luque
Wild Piten
Tae
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Rugher and
Hart
Courier Special Service
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
H. M. Gooper
Harry Shepherd
Waterloo
Titonka
Russell Gibble
Des Moines
Johnny Kahn
Willian Scourick
Colored Giants Rally to Beat Denver 6 4 in Denver
The Colored Giants defeated the Denver team 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon in Denver. Wright and Zawking pitched for the Giants while Schroeder and Nichola took the mound for Denver. The Giants led early as Denver threatened but could not keep pace and travel to Tripon Sunday for their next game.
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Waterloo
Disturbing natural balance sparks varied wildlife tales
A column explores how human disturbance of ecosystems fuels surprising animal introductions from New Zealand rainbow trout to Minnesota lake trout. It recalls a Minnesota lake stocked with trout, a moose rambling into an Oregon farmer’s yard, and a warden-assisted recovery, illustrating the unpredictable outcomes of human intervention in nature.
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New Zealand
Oregon
Farrell Hopes to Add Western Open
Johnny Farrell, National Open champion and golf star, plans to duel as actor and golfer in Chicago this week. He will contend for the Western Open title at North Shore while appearing twice daily on the stage, confident in success in both roles despite the busy schedule. Chick Evans led Western Open entrants in practice with a 71, followed by Conley, Hutchinson, Smith, and Ayton as other top scores.
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Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Johnny
North Shore Country Club
Farrell
Charles
Chick" Evans
North Shore
Evans
Leslie Conley
Ridgemoor
Jock Hutchinson
Glen View
Horton Smith
Oklahoma City
Laurie Ayton
Evanston
Semifinal Golf Tournaments at Sunnyside Club Championship
Garrison Cropper and Cory advance in Sunnyside Country Club club championship semifinals with Garrison 1 up over Kimm and Cropper 1 up over Swisher Jr. Cory wins by default over Deters. Second flight Parrott, Dougherty, Howard, and Lohner reach semifinals. third flight Parrott reaches finals after beating Reed. Elderton leaves for Iowa Open. Lions club hosts invitation event Tuesday.
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R. H. Garrison
Charles Felsing
T. R. McCoy
K. Cropper
S. ©. Cory
Sunnyside Country Club
Garrison
S. C. Kimm
Cropper
Ben Swisher, Jr
Cory
Walter Deters
al Parrott
R. Dougherty
G. E. Howard
A. A. Lohner
J. F. Parrott
Herbert Reed
C. W. Kline-Hart Glasson
Sunnyside
M. ©. Buck
BR. G. Dougherty
Andrew Reid
C. E. Howard
J. D. White
Bob Lichty
A. A. Sohner
Waterloo
Frank Gollerd, Jr
Gus Tho
Iowa
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumway
Lions Club
Town
Women’s Club Title Golf Tourney Opens Tuesday
Qualifying round of the annual women’s club championship begins Tuesday at Sunnyside Country Club. The 18 hole qualifying event precedes weekly eliminations, with all rounds set for 18 holes. Mrs. H. H. Schulte won in 1927 but does not plan to defend this year.
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Sunnyside Country Club
H. H. Schulte
Genaro Defends Boxing Title Tonight in Toronto
Frankie Genaro the New York light heavyweight champion defends his crown against Steve Rochetto the Toronto Canadian titleholder in a ten round bout at the Coliseum tonight. The match headlines a card featuring top contenders in the wild world of boxing.
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Toronto
Frankie Genaro
New York
National Boxing Association
Steve Roc
Tto
Grounded War of Rings and Flights near Madison Square Garden
World heavyweight title talk swirls as Rickard faces injunction threats from Dudley Field Malone over Tunney, plane travel, and a potential showdown for the title. Tunney eyes flight to Philadelphia while Rickard weighs timing and the Speculator camp dynamics amid legal skirmishes.
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Davis J. Walsh
Brother Tunney
Tunney
Dudley
Tne
Richard
Speculator
Mr. Rickard
Rickard
Philadelphia
Stroudsburg
Dempsey
Raiden
Hotx
Gene Tunney
Eighteen Compete in Club Trapshoot at Waterloo Gun Club
Eighteen trapshooters competed Saturday at Waterloo Gun Club Byrnes Park. W J Sutcliffe hit 138 of 150, with 49 first shots. Chapman scored 81 of 125. Dewey and Miller 92 of 100. Edwards 70 of 75. Mayne and Lucas 21 of 25.
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Waterloo
Rickard Predicts 1 Million Gate for Title Fight
New York July 23 Tex Rickard says $1,200,000 gate possible for Tunney Heeney fight at Yankee Stadium. He notes past gates from 1921 to 1927 show rising draws and expects 80,000 fans paying $5 to $40 for a 45 minute bout. Rickard cites Dempsey as historic draw and notes public willingness to spend on boxing spectacle.
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Speculator
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Tom Heeney
Yankee Stadium
Gene
Giant Hiller
Heeney
New York
U.D
Tex Rickard
Fisher
Richard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jersey City
Manassa Manler
Georges Carpentier
Rickard
Firpo
Sharkey
Jeet —Speiasey
Buchanan County Nine Drops Game to Ryan 6 to 5
Independence and Winthrop played a tense Sunday baseball contest with Ryan winning 6 to 5 on local grounds. Errors plagued both teams as Kephart led visitors in hits with four in five trips, while Mattern collected two hits for Independence.
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Courney
Independence
Winthrop Independence
Iowa Open Golf Meet Scheduled in Des Moines
Des Moines July 23 Professional and amateur golfers of Iowa gathered for the opening of the annual Igawa Open at Des Moines. Arthur M. Bartlett of Ottumwa, current titleholder, is favored to win. The event combines professional and open play with a 36 hole qualifier and 64 players advancing to 38 more holes.
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Des Moines
U.2
Iowa
Arthur M. Bartlet
Ottumwa
Bartlett
Trans-Mississippi
Hudson Dike and Dysart Win Tilts in Corn Belt Loop
Hud son, Ja July 23 Hudson Dike and Dysart won Sunday baseball games in the Corn Belt league. Dysart beat Gladbrook 2 to 2 in 11 innings at Dysart. Hudson beat Eagle Center 6 to 5. Dike defeated Reinbeck 9 to 1. Dysart leads the league with 11 wins and no defeats.
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Hudson
Dike
Dysart
Courier Special Service
Hudson, Ja
Gladbrook
Innnings
Eagle Center
Here
Reinbeck
Abbott Leads in Lawn City Shoot
Abbott tops Cedar Falls Gun Club trapshoot with a 25 straight in a weekly event. Small entry due to local shooters attending a nearby registered shoot in Ackley. Nauman posted 64 of 75, Davis excelled in doubles with 17 of 24, and other scores include Porter 44, Momner 42, Virshawa 25, Bruhn 200, R Nauman 540, and GC Nauman 4.
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Gourigr
Cedar Falls
Abbott
Charles City Golf Team Tops Forest City in Intercity Match
Charles City defeated Forest City 44 to 13 in intercity match play at the local golf links. W. D. Linnell posted the day's low 78, with Art Blunt and Irvin Crumm at 80, Eugene Halvorsen 88, as the city squad filled the polls with multiple players. Frank Donovan, local pro, left for Des Moines to compete in the Iowa open. A costume museum in New York City is urged to aid designers and theater.
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iCourier Special Services
Charlies City
Jocal Golf Links
Charles City
Forest City
W. D. Linnell
Art . Blunt
Irvin Crumm
Eugene Halvorsen
Art Hunt
Irvin Crumim
Walt Linnell
A. ©. Campbell
Wallace Smith
Gene Halvorsen
W. McQuillen
R. Nies
Harry O'Harrow
C. HB. Pawesti
M. W. Ellis
Raymond Bilis
Dave Ainsworth
James Miner
Sam Kaiser
Frank Nics
Tom Keefe
Robert Banks
Moline
Itt
Frank Donovan
Des Moines
Olympians Drill For First Slashes Sunday
Amsterdam reports a mixed German and Argentine Olympic squad arrival with Koenig concentrating on the 200 meters. The American team trained on a better cinder track as Barbutt Snyder Tierney posted around 50 seconds for quarter miles and Hahn 52. Swimmers and water poloists vie for relay spots. marathoners scrutinize the course.
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Amsterdam
RP. Koeniig
Cambridge
Mass
Ray Barbutt
Earl Snyder
Joseph Tierney
Lloyd Hahn
Ray Watson
Earl Puller
Nick Carter
Sid Robinson
Albert Michelson
Jole Ray
Monmouth Nightly Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented radio listings page shows multiple program titles and performers across a Monday schedule. Highlights include Walt Woods orchestra, O Cedar program, General Motors program, Studin program, Shoasby’s orchestra, Herbie Hoch organist, and several time slots for weather, children’s hour, organ recitals, and a serial drama. Details are incomplete and mixed with unrelated notes and garbled text.
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Nes Moines
Walt Wood
O'Cedar
Io General Motors
Tsk
Banker's Symphony
M.studin
Shoasby
Herbie Hoch
Woc Davenport
Plants
Herb Neuere Opechestra
Ruth Elaine Laughlin Born to George Laughlin Family
Ruth Elaine Laughlin, the daughter of George "Bud" Laughlin and Elsie Kucine Laughlin of Grailon, was born on July 18. The notice lists the couple's names and location with the birth event.
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Osage, Ja
Judy
Ruth Elaine Laughlin
George “Bud” Laughlin
Elsie Kucine Laughlin
Grailon
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