Pat Ragan Leads Waterloo to 8 1 Victory Over Islanders
Waterloo Hawks pitcher Pat Ragan dominated the Rock Island Islanders allowing three hits in nine innings as Waterloo won 8 to 1. The Hawks capitalized on erratic defense and turned three double plays while Ragan earned seven strikeouts.
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Islanders
Rock Island
Pat Ravan
Waterloo Hawks
Ieaguer
Hawk
Ragan
Hawks
Hoeft
Friedl
Waterloo
HBO
Newell
Lubbe
O'Shea
Thomason
Chatch
Fing
Swenson
Bolz
Hil
Leach
Hill
Dire
Magarkrath
Washburn Falls to Waterloo Ravens 6-1 in Diamond Battle
Washburn lost 6 to 1 to the Waterloo Ravens in a Valley League game at Park here. Ravens pitcher Youngblut was wild in parts, while Alli son pitched well for Washburn and received solid defensive support. Ravens stole seven bases. Youngblut singled for Washburn’s only run as Metcalf and Weber faced late trouble.
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Washburn
Waterloo Ravens
Reague Park
Youngblur
Allison
Youngblut
Hogsette
Ravens
Weber
Métcalf
Metcalf
Rhipoar
F. O'Connor
Liptord
Waterloo Racans
Ashby
Johnson
Uipford
Enywder
Allsom
Five Leading Fitters Warn Residents Around Sod Vicinity
Residents of Chautanqua near the river road face warnings about rubbish and dirt along the area. Authorities from the River Commission threaten action for any waste dumping or bribery tied to improper disposal.
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Chautanquare
A Comic Strip in Type' J P McEvoy Backs Shoes Over Plato
In a comic strip voice McEvoy argues shoe clerks have practical brains superior to ancient philosophers. He mocks Socrates Aristotle and other scholars while praising the quick insight of tradesmen like shoe clerks gas meter readers and timetable decipherers. The piece ends with affectionate ribbing of scholarly pretensions.
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Socrates
Aristotle
Plate
Armette
Linto
Champonion
Hosetta Stone
Tas Nigui's Fights American League
Unclear clipping references a boxing or sports note about Tas Nigui and an American League context with names Pratt Roston Scott Collins and others. The fragment mentions July 23 and league totals but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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Scott
New York
Collins
Roston
Natio
Grimen
Chicas
Hedensa
American
Sunnyside Women to Meet Des Moines in Golf Tournament
Sunnyside women plan a qualifying round to select the 20 top scorers for a match against Des Moines Waveland course players. William Tathia, Sunnyside Country Club head, is due back Saturday July 24 after hospital surgery in Chicago. Des Moines holds a women’s tournament in September at Waveland.
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Sunnyside
Des Moines
William Tathia
Sunnyside Country Club
Chicago
Waveland
Des Moines City
Tendler Predicts Victory Over Leonard In Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia lightweight Lew Tendler shows fierce confidence as he faces Benny Leonard with Referee Harry Ertle. Tendler aims to win by sheer speed and expects the referee to count to ten if given the chance. Leonard’s camp claims a tougher bout, but Tendler insists he can deliver a knockout blow with swift combinations.
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Davis
Walsh International News
Delance
Harry Ertle
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Ertle
Benny Leonard
Lew
Harry
Tendler
Leonard
Challegner
Budd Lake
Fendler
Benny
Felf
Major League Records Today in 1882 Baseball Note
On July 24 1882 obituaries note games featuring Tuly 24 1882 Mort Resieta by Sooesd Becomes in a Gems 112-F. Dur lap Cleveland XN f The rec AalRO held the Horace Ford Boston XN Ei 1 21 July 25 1e8e to Hit Brooklyn vs St Louis A AL
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Chenoes Acolyts
Escona
F. Dunlap
Cleveland Gs. L
Mort Resieta
F. Durlap
Cleveland
Horace Ford
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis
Giants Squeeze Past Reds to Retake NL Lead
Giants win 4 1 over Cincinnati to reclaim first in the National League as St Louis drops a game after Boston wins. Yankees trade for Dugan and Smith while Ruth, Meusel go hitless in a 11 7 loss to Boston. Cardinals slide from top after Marquard and Watson hold them to seven hits.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Westerners
Gi Ryan
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Ruth
Meusel
Yankees
Joe Dugan
Elmer Smith
Elmer Miller
Fewster
Arenal
Wight
Harry Hooper
Cleveland
Indians
FC Washington
Philadelphia
Aldridge
Brooklyn
Cubs
Ray Grimes
John McGraw
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Rube Marquard
Watson
St. Louis Cnstoff
Ernie Johnson
White Sox
Sox
Owens
Connolly
Detroit
Standings Of The Clubs Across Leagues Abbreviated
The record lists scattered results from multiple leagues including National League American Association Mississippi Valley League and American League. Notable tallies include St Louis 4 Cincinnati 1 New York 4 Philadelphia 7 and Detroit 2 among others with many entries incomplete or unclear due to OCR.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland & Betrait
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklin
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indiananals
Dubuque
Ottumwatt
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Kock Island
Hrooklyna
Pittsburgh
Rosten
Detroit
St. Low
Kingson
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Louisville & Columbus
Eddie Roush Back in Reds Lineup After Holdout
Eddie Roush, holdout outfielder for the Reds, agreed to a contract for the rest of the season. Terms were settled Sunday but not announced. He appeared yesterday to cheers from the crowd as Cincinnati prepared to reinstate him.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Rouseh
S Reds
Rousch
National inercity doubles crown goes to Rastal and Burdock
Cleveland hosts a national doubles tennis final where Fritz Rastal and Ralph Burdock toppled Sam Hardy and S. He. Vosnel to claim the championship. Other sports notes mention no hit bids, cycling records, and coaching lectures at Penn State.
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Fritz Rastal
Ralph Burdock
Sam Hardy
S. He. Vosnel
Faris
Roger Conti
Balkine Williards
Winona
Minn
Ric Bill Morteily
Minneapolis Association
Columbue
the Elks
Paris
Lambot
New York
Walter Haren
Joe Kirkwood
Jesse Guilford
Francias Ouimet
Boston Stars
Enginoers’ Club
Cotlege
Pley Square
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Yesterday's Homeruns and League Notes
Fragmentary sports snippet lists players and teams including New York Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis with scattered names. Mentions of national and American leagues and a brief total impression of homerun notes.
Ottumwa Pitcher Biesser Tosses No-Hit No-Run Game
Conny Messer of Ottumwa, nicknamed the Lionsman, threw a no-hit no-run first game of a doubleheader against Dubuque in the Mississippi Valley league. He allowed only one walk and held the visitors to five hits through seven innings as Ottumwa shut out Dubuque in both games 1 0 and 3 0. This marked the league’s first no-hit no-run performance of the season.
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Ansons
Marshaltown
Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Marshalltown
Johnson
Johnson A 3212 Oper: Iol
Claws Gregory
Clemons
Cedar Rephts
McCracken
Eliott
Scheeie
Sullivan
Otanawa
Ottumwa
Dubugie
Dubuque
Cardinals
Strong-Hare
McGinniity
Ottumwal
Conny Messer
Iionman
Fang
Crooke
Jude
Saa
Baseball Rule Quiz From 1923 Letters Page
A reader asks about umpire calls on pitched balls and bat contact, with scenarios ranging from strikes to outs on infield plays. The piece notes baseball decision guidance and invites further clarification from Charles D. White.
Ford sales set June high with 5700 daily average
Detroit reports Ford car, truck and tractor sales reached a June high with an average of 5700 units daily and a total 45439 for the month. Canada and European branches boosted the six month total to 652261 units. July sales are expected to surpass June as output nears 155000. Ford employs 75000 in Detroit.
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Mich
Ford
Ford Company of
Canada
Yankees Swap Dugan and Smith for Red Sox Cash
United Press reports New York Yankees acquire Joe Dugan and Elmer Smith from Boston Red Sox in exchange for four Yanks players and a large cash sum, rumored around $100,000. Trade draws heavy American League criticism as Yankees relied on Boston acquisitions to stay in the pennant race.
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United Press
New York
Dugan
Smith
Mitel Vie
Hawks
Detroit Tigers
Hima
Fewster
Miller
Reid Sox
Sam Jones
Lefty O'Dosd
George Murray
Arigen
Yanks
Bostom
Hed Sox
Boston
Babe Ruth
Carl .Mays
Hoyt
Sam Jonas
Joe Bush
Wally Schang
Everett Scotti
Frazee
Yanis Strengthen Team by Trading
New York July 24 In a widely discussed move the Yan kees acquired several players from the Red Sox to bolster the squad. The deal is said to include a Red Sox infielder and severaloutfielders with details still unsettled.
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Yanis
Newcqmarr Wins Golf Tourney at Shenandoai
Buffalo date July 24 reports Newcqmarr triumphs in a local golf event at Shenandoai. The noisy text also mentions Dempsey and Brennan discussions for future boxing bouts and an exhibition tonight with Dan McKetrick and Lea Flynn among managers present. It notes plans for Dempsey to face Brennan Willard Wills and Greb in coming 12 months.
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Buffalo
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Floyd Fitzgrinwens
Dan McKettrick
Lea Flyn
Brennan
Dempsey
Keams
Jack
Will Box Brennan
Willard
Wills
Greb
Whiskaway Upsets Morvich in Kentucky Special Stakes
Whiskaway, ridden by an unnamed jockey, defeated Morvich in the Kentucky Special at Latonia after Morvich lost form in the Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct. The Whitney colt led a hard drive past Thibodaux to claim the $50,000 race, signaling Whiskaway as the class of three year olds and hinting at a strong Saratoga season. Morvich plans to skip racing until Saratoga where fields include Bunting Kai Sang Lucky Hour Ruustar My Plas and others.
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Aqueduct
Harry Payne Whitney
Hess
Whiskaway
Carlton
Dizzy
Latonia
Pillory
Hoss
Thibodaux
Whitney
Saratoga
Sullivan Captures Golf Title at Moreland Country Club
Sullivan defeats G W Cooper in the finals to win the Moreland Country Club event. Sullivan entered last and this was his first two rounds as qualifying play with a 27 handicap. Cooper posted 54 and 41 while Sullivan shot 70 and 59.
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Moreland Country Club
G. W. Cooper
Sullivan
Cooper
Fort Des Moines to Host Boxing Bouts
Des Moines reports the Fort Des Moines boxing program opens Friday night under army officers with Tommy Ryan directing. The riding hall stage will host six four round bouts and three six round contests open to soldiers and the general public. Local talent joins soldiers for six round events.
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Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Tommy Ryan
Knights of Columbus split two games at Cedar River and Rose Hill
The Waterloo Knights of Columbus split a pair of games. They lost 9 to 5 to Westfield at Cedar River Park in the morning and routed the Red Sox 15 to 1 at Rose Hill diamond in the afternoon with Mullin and Keegan as battery against German and German.
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Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Weatenday
Cedar River Park
Westfield Club
Rose Hill Diamond
Red Sox
Mullin
Keegan
Knights
Weatfield
Walter Hoover to be presented a furnished home
Walter Hoover of the Duluth Boat Club returns home to Duluth after winning the world amateur single sculling title in the English Henley. City leaders plan extensive ceremonies and present a nearly complete furnish home. Hoover and his wife and mother, both former teachers, will share in the honors as he turns 27 that Friday. The National Association of Amateur Oarsmen allows accepting gifts other than cash to preserve amateur status.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Walter Hoover
Duluth Boat Club
Hoover
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Oelwein Pitcher Signs with St. Louis Cardinals
Gelwein Ta July 24 reports local pitcher Rea, a well known central town semi pro figure, has signed with the St. Louis Nationals and will report immediately. He reserves his rights as a free agent if he does not make the Cardinals.
Ackley Beats Dumont In Sunday 11-2 Game
Ackley defeated Dumont 11 to 2 in a Sunday baseball contest at Dumont. Ackley piled up 11 runs on heavy hitting in the second and eighth innings while Dumont managed two. Batteries were Brown and Suffen for Ackley and Woodring and Witte for Dumont.
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Dumont Y
Dumont
Ackler
Brown
Suffen
Woodring
Witte
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