Islanders Tromp on Skupa in Monday Tilt
Rock Island took the second game of the series from Waterloo by seven to two as Skupa and Hoeft struggled. Rock Island built early leads, with four runs in the second and two more in the fifth, while Waterloo produced scattered hits. Umpire Magarkurth worked the game in Rock Island reports.
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Rock Treland
Rock Island
Waterloo
Hoeft
Skupa
Hawks
Fiper
Islanders
Abrhpoarer O'Shea
Perdirtz
Thomason
Shurch
McEwan
Rock
Island
Norton
Thomasa
Radlart
Dempsey
Nowell
Trad Joff
Swenson
Finn
Balz
Hilly
Bkups
Magarkurth
Ottumwwa
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Mann
Ford
Oster and Murray
Hare
Borle
Yesterday's Homerens American League Player Club Walker
American League totals list Reed Walker of Philadelphia and Carey of Pittsburgh with season totals showing 144 4d and league-wide figures. The fragment reflects a boxscore-style summary of players and teams across the American and National Leagues.
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Walker
Philadelphia
Wational Ledgie Carey
Pittsburgh
St Pauls Edge First Methodist To Lead Twilight League
First Methodist team in the Twilight league was nosed out of first place last evening when St Pauls defeated them 6 to 4 at Cedar River park. St Pauls benefited from timely hits and a fielding miscue in the fourth inning allowing three runs as the crowd cheered the victory. Batteries Besray and Tritair for St Pauls, Shori gan and Buck for First Methodist.
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Methodist
St. Pauls
Cedar River Park
St. Paul Siluggers
Subtralian tennis stars arrive today in America
New York July 25 The Australian team set to compete in the final round of the Davis Cup series arrived today on the Majestic. Included are Gerald Patterson winner of Wimbledon all comers singles, J Q Anderson Wimbledon finalist, Pat O Hara Wood and R C Wertheim.
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New York
Majestic
Gerald Patterson
J. Q. Anderson
Pat O'Hara Wood
R. C. Wertheim
SAFE Or OUT By Charles D White
Question and answers column on baseball rulings from 1922 by Sol Metzger, discussing tags on basepaths, force plays, and umpire calls. It covers runners forced to advance, three foot marks at bases, and scenarios at first and third base with clarifications and guidance for readers to understand safe or out calls.
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Geingt
Sataro
Cor
Rigar
Taney
Sol Metzger
Charles D. White
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
Aleck the Barber and his wife banter about eating habits and ancient hunting times. The barber recalls wolves and dogs fighting over food, while his wife contrasts fast male eating with slow female dining. Kipling is invoked to describe wild animals as a backdrop to a humorously skewed view of gendered appetite.
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Aleck
James
Dors
Sal
Kipling
Guesa
Cheyer
Lone
Major League Records Today From 1883 to 1941
Record notes multiple players tied to single game feats in baseball history. O Felren,thienen and M Carey of Pittsburgh are listed among holders for national league records with games featuring 12 hits or chances accepted. Other names appear in fragments across the dated entries.
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Nanbourne
Frayldenes
Clare- Tand
M. Carex
Pittsburgh
O Felren
Thienen
Ontfolder
M. Carey
NS. Ly
Ros. Jiarey
FP. Bartzel
O. Falsch
Harris picks Leonard to beat Tendler in Jersey City bout
International News Sports writer Davis J. Walsh reports Sam Harris predicts Benny Leonard will outpace Lew Tendler in a 12 round no-decision bout at Jersey City on Thursday night. Harris, a top Broadway producer, argues Leonard’s speed experience and punch will overcome Tendler’s body attack, predicting Leonard will dart inside Tendler’s left and win the bout. He also says the matchup should deliver a brisk, action filled workout before the end of the 12 rounds. Mrs May Sutton Bundy will return to tournament play at Forest Hills in late August ahead of the national championships.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Sports
Walter
New York
Cayls
Sam H. Harris
Benny Leonard
Lew Teacher
Jersey City
Harris
Terry McGovern
Leonard
Hravis
Fandher
Tendler
Boxing Trade Shakes Yankees and Boxing Notes
The report covers moves including Chicken-Ron Johnson amid Joe Thiken Elmer Smith swap to the Yankees for Elmer Miler. It notes Boston figures Wilson and manager HKiliite being reinforced by state box authorities and mentions mixed other items from Cleveland to Sioux City and Omaha sports events with tennis entries and high scores in shooting.
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Ron Johnson
Joe Thiken
Elmer Smith
Rastat
Yankees
Elmer Miler
John Mitchell
Fewster
Boston
Johnas Wilson
Marty Hkiliite
Massachusetts
Johnny Killane
Pepper Martie Bowtt
New York Boxing Commission
Sioux City
H. M. Jones
E. A. Harrison
Omaha
Leading Clubs in Crucial Games
The New York and St Louis clubs, leaders in the majors, opened series that could decide pennant races. Tillie Walker hit his 24th homer as Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 2, trailing Roget Hornsby by two homers overall. White Sox, Indians split 3-2 as Coveleskie outpitched Faber. Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees in an exhibition vs the Reds. Giants and Pirates split a doubleheader with Cooperstrong in the opener. Adolph Rettig signs with the Athletics after beating the Browns. several clubs seek pitchers. White Sox finish East invasion with an even split, 7-8-? overall.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Tillie Walker
Philadelphia
Washington
Walker
Ken Williams
Harry Hooper
White Sox
Giants
Pirates
Cooper
Babe Adams
Carlson
Hamilton
Glagner
Adolph Rettig
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Conmie Mack
Chicago White Sox
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Scores
American League results show Philadelphia 4 Washington 2 and Cleveland 8 Chicago 2. National League records list Pittsburgh 3 4 and New York 2 11. Western League results include Oklahoma City 17 Des Moines 1 and Denver 13 Tulsa 12 with additional counts for Bt, Jozeph 9 and Omaha 6.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Ux City
Wichita
Jozeph
Omaha
Denver
Tulsa
Pet
Marshalltown
Sete
Adele Oy
Cedar Rapids
Tepok Island
Waterloo
Dubuque
jOtiumwyVa
Sb Souls
Bad
York
al Bose Ienro
Detroit
Cleveland Oy
Washington Ris
Horton
Piladelphia
Pittsburch
Brooklyn
Lelphia
Boston
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Oklahoma
Last Night's Fights Narrow Wins For Zeiger Barrett Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia featherweight Sammy Zeiger edged Kid Wagner in eight rounds while Bobby Barrett defeated Jon Welling in Chicago. Eddie Fitzsimmons beat Eari France in New York. Soldier Bartfeld won a 12 round decision over Grubs in New York.
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Philadelrhia
Sammy Zeiger
New York
Kid Wagner
Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Jon Welling
Chicago
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Eari France
California
Soldier Bartfeld
Welter
Columbia College taps Iowa born star Eddie Anderson as coach
Eddie Anderson, famed Notre Dame All American and four year Rockne stalwart, signs to coach Columbia College football. An Iowa product from Maron City high school, Anderson played end for four ND seasons, captained the 1920s squad, and earned All Indiana and All American honors. His multi sport prowess and coaching return promise to boost Columbia’s 1927 squad with a backfield of Gondein McCauley Wiley Long and a strong line as the team prepares for fall.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Rockne
Columbia
Iowa
Maron City
Anderson
Belding
University of Town
Weston
Wisconsin
Son
Mason City
S.A. T.C
Andersoani
Indiana
Walter Hockersall
Henry Farrell
Claude Pomexcat
Duingg
Columbus
Andersen
Gondein
McCauley
Wiley
Long
Br Fie Dubuque
Fairbank Beats Waterloo West Fields 15 to 7 in Sunday Game
Fairbank defeated the Waterloo West fields 15 to 7 in Fairbank on Sunday. The home team clinched the win in the first frame when Hahen hit a bases loaded home run.
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Fairbank
Waterloo Westfields
Hahen
Many Fast Horses to Be Seen at State Fair
Des Moines July 25 Iowa race fans will witness top action at the annual state fair. Among the entries is Edgar Worthy 2:11 1-4 a fast racer in the western 2:14 trot. Edgar Worthy owned by the Denby stables Wichita Kan a son of Morgan Axworthy dam Alice Edgar by Moles.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Barly
Edgar Worthy
Denby
Wichita
Kan
Morgan Axworthy
Alice Edgar
Moles
Rockefeller’s Camerashy Status Sparks Townwide Debate
Tarrytown residents discuss John D. Rockefeller’s private life and public image as cameras finally capture moments at a church service on his eighty fourth birthday. The town also notes dime day lore and the elusive billionaire’s limited public appearances in a long-standing local fascination.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
N.Y
John PD. Rockefelter
Fife
Pocantico, Hills
Rockefeller
America
Hockefeller
Croesus Zoes
John ‘D
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Elf
Dime
Uncle Harry Talks on United States Canada Relations
Jimmy asks Uncle Harry to comment on a Washington dispatch about a conference between Canadian premier Mackenzie King and U.S. Secretary of State Hughes. Uncle Harry agrees that the two countries set a fine example of friendly relations for over a century, while noting interest in how other nations view the talks.
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United States
Canada
Uncle Harry
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Helen
MacKenzie King
Washington
Hughes
St. Lawrence
U. Ss
Jimmy
Fitzsimmons Signs Dempsey and Brennan
Buffalo promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons said Labor Day bout between Jack Dempsey and Chicago’s Bill Brennan has been clinched. Event minded for Michigan City matches and promotion details announced yesterday.
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Buffalo
Pugdies After Rout In New York Boxing Fatality
Lesle Crawford a featherweight contender died in a New York hospital after collapsing in his dressing room following an eight round bout with Tommie Girard. Cause of death not yet known. Crawford showed no visible injuries after the match. In Indiana, West Union defeated Clermont 7 to 1 to seize first place in the Little Eight League after both teams had been undefeated.
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Pugdies
New York
Lesle Crawford
Nougilist
Tommie Girard
West Union
Jay
Clermont
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