Moose Rout Traer Ball Club In River Park Tilt
The Moose defeated Traer 19 to 1 at Gedar River Park Centerday afternoon in a hitting contest. Traer pitcher Pace allowed spilt air with a spitball dispute, while Moose hitters paced by Manahl and Wilson with multiple safeties.
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Gane
Cedar River Park
Pield
Moose
Tracer
Gedar River Park Center
Traer
Jones
Court
Jef
Colert
Hhem
Babe Ruth
Wilson
Sta
C. Casjaska
Tracr
Woody
Mr. Castaska
Frank Malahl
Faber
Trace
Briggs
Wy. Maneht
Wally Manahl Saio
Moo Wathering
Sparks
Wohler
Metcalf
Standings and Saturday Results From Baseball Pennants
Standings show several leagues with teams like Cleveland Washington Philadelphia New York Boston and Pittsburgh leading divisions. Saturday results include Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Louisville St Paul Minneapolis Terre Haute and others across American and National Leagues and Three I League.
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Thetrek
Cleveland
Nate A
Washington
Philadelphi
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Mrooklyn
M Iadelphia
Cioetinati
St. Louis
Louisville
Tuledog
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbue
Thises Seagues
Race Island
Moline
Ausville
Gedar Rapidagh
Bloomingwondel
Terre Haute
Hockford
Saturdax
Pako
Philadelphia
Creimnatt O
Rey Putrm
Brooklyn
Paradelphia
American Association
Louisviits
Toledo U
Juavapolie
Columbus
Kansasity
St Paul
Hiesminglon
Poona
Pet
New Staeee
Goa York
Chicago
Bud Washington
ST. Uus Bigs
Doe
Trinit
Philadelphiary
Brouhiya
Mirsburgt
Evans
Oat Hockford
Mellie
Slim Caldwell Proving Valuable for Cleveland Club
Cleveland manager Speaker lauds Slim Caldwell for turning into a strong pitcher with over a dozen wins and few defeats. He notes Caldwell’s improving form as the season advances and predicts he will help Cleveland secure the American League pennant and challenge in the National League series. Caldwell previously faced criticism with the Yankees, but now excels with the Indians and prefers his Cleveland position.
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New York Yankees
Speak
Tidiane Noj
Caldwell
Eestern
Ant
Yankees
Speaker
Sim
Cleveland
Slim
Never Again plank seals Leonard's training vow after defeat
Benny Leonard and manager Billy Gibson vow strict training discipline after Leonard’s loss to Charlie White in Benton Harbor. Leonard admits lax preparation nearly cost him the title and pledges at least two weeks of hard work before any future bout. Charley Leonard urged readiness as White’s left hook proved decisive.
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Benny Leonard
Charlie White
Benton Harbor
Benny
White
Leonard
Billy Gibson
Charley
Lelti
Genny
Gibson
Gib- Jon
Stunzas
Teonard
Gib- Ion
Traer Pitcher Defends Spitball Use on Waterloo Field
A 1920 league rule review is cited as Traer pitcher Pace faces scrutiny over the spitball during a Cedar River game against Waterloo. The rule bans applying saliva or foreign substances to the ball, with umpires removing violators and suspending them 14 days. The joint rules committee later allowed bona fide spitball users to pitch if certified by April 14.
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Traer
Cedar River
Pace
City Golf Tournament Seeks Waterloo Players
The city golf committee invites Waterloo golfers to a tournament on August 7. C K Cropper must receive entry and $2 by July 31 noon. Field limited to 64 with 32 in championship flight and prizes of golf shoes and hose. Qualifying score may be nine holes. matches run 18 holes, finals 34.
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Waterloo
C. K. Cropper
Lewis Miller
Ruunerup
H. G. Phinney
Byrnes Park
Iowa State Sets Tough Missouri Valley Schedule
Ames July 26 The Iowa State college basketball team will face every Missouri Valley Conference opponent at least twice next winter per athletics director CG. W. Mayser. The squad benefits from last season's regulars and gains Maury Kent added to the roster. Two games with Drake and Grinnell are likely. The schedule lists Missouri at Columbia, Kansas at Ames, Kansas State at Ames, Washington at St. Louis, Oklahoma at Ames, Nebraska at March, Nebraska at Lincoln.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Missouri Valley Conference
CG. W.mayser
Town State
Maury Kent
Went
University of Wisconsin
Drake
Grinnell
T-S
Missouri
Galamabia
la Lo
Kansas University
Ian
Kansas’ State
Ames Dan
Washington
St. Louis
Nebraska
Marehb
Lincoln
Olympic trapshooting honors go to Mark Arie
Antwerp July 6 America swept the Olympic trapshooting event taking the first five places. Mark Arie Champaign Illinois was the Olympic champion with 95 of 100. Frank M. Troe Vancouver Washington was second with 90. Horace Bonser Cincinnati Frank & Wright Buffalo and Fred Plum Atlantic City tied for third with 87. The Canadian Montgomery finished sixth and others were eliminated before the final 10. The medals will be presented tomorrow by Coun. S De Bailiet Latour at his chateau.
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Antwerp
America
Mark Arie
Champaign
Frank M. Treeh
Vancouver
Wash
Arie
Troe
Horace Bonser
Cincinnati
Frank & Wright
Buffalo
Fred Plum
Atlantic City
Montgomery
Spor y Flashes and Baseball Skirmishes Across Cities
Spor y Flash es Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, removed from a train at Joliet amid a welcome by Chicago rivals at the station. In Ostend Spain defeats the American polo team. New York Babe Ruth belts his 35th home run as Greene loses to Orchard in Orchard Iowa. Orchard beats Greene 3 to 0 with Whitford Unger battery. Orchard to meet New Hampton next Thursday at Riceville during a community picnic. Charles City Northwestern Cement loses 2 to 1 to Mason City in a nine inning game.
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Jack Johnson
Jala
Joliet
Chigage Negrons
Ostend
New York
Babe Ruth
Greene
Orchard
Whitford
Unger
Battery
Hopkins
Shores
New Hampton
Riceville
Charles City
Northwestern Cement
Mason City
Yeekarday
Two Kinds of Campaigns Described by Uncle Harry
In a club discussion Uncle Harry explains presidential campaigns. A front porch campaign keeps the candidate at home receiving delegations and telegraphing speeches, while a swing around the circle tour has the candidate traveling the country to give speeches. Harding and McKinley examples are noted. Coolidge is mentioned as a VP candidate option.
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Uncle Harry
Joe
Toe
Jimmy
Helen
Cox
Warding
Senator Harding
McKinney
Marion
McKinley
Canton
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Gev
Dariecretic
Fran
Beaver Beavers Park Tree Cutting Feat Report
A beaver experimentally placed at work on a tree about T2 feet long and feet 6 inches thick felled the trunk after long labor. The animal bathed, ate a supper of bread and carrots, and worked through the night to divide the log into three sections for shelter and transport.
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Christian Science Monitor
Fulton Set to Box Wills in Newark Ring Clash
Fred Fulton of Minnesota meets Kentucky Negro Harry Wills in a 12 round heavyweight bout at the First Regiment Armory in Newark New Jersey. Fulton weighs 216 pounds, Wills 214. Other bouts include Britton vs Thomas Dundee vs Fitzsimmons Moran vs Kenney.
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Fred Fulton
Newark
Associated Press
N. J
Fred ‘Fulton
Minnesota
Harry’ Wills
First Regiment Armory
Fulton
Wills
Jack Britton
Marcel Thomas
Johnny Dundee
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Wild Burt Kenney
New York
Armstrong Captures Northwestern Tennis Title At Deep Hav
Joe Armstrong of St Paul won the Northwestern Tennis association singles championship by defeating Paul Bennett of Winnipeg in the finals at Deep Hav courts. The final scores were 1-3, 7-4, 6-0.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Armstrong
St. Paul
Northwestern Tennis Association
Paul Bennett
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Louisville lefty throws no hit no run game in Toledo
In a scheduled contest at Toledo on July 26, Louisville pitcher Tommy Long delivered a no hit no run game against the Tigers. The performance stood out in a routine matchup as Long dominated the Toledo lineup, preserving a shutout through the innings pitched.
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Associated Praay
Toledo
Tommy Long
Louisville
Judge advises young joyriders in court in Dubuque
Justice of the Peace Henry Buckley offered light counsel to two young auto drivers arrested for speeding. He urged teaching the girls to drive, suggesting he could embrace both youths if they guided the girls responsibly.
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Dubuque, Ta
Justice of the Peace
Henry Buckley
Munty
Spencer sets double trap world record at Hazard trophy
Mason City reports veteran shooter Charles Spencer, of St. Louis, set a new open world record in the Hazard trophy double target event, hitting 98 of 100. Records previously stood at 96 set by William Ridley in 1912 and tied by Clarence Platt in 1917. Joe Kautsky finished third with 93. Lew McCarthy will join the St. Louis Nationals as bought by the team treasurer P H O’Brien announced.
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Mason City
Charles Spencer
St. Louis
William Ridley
What. Cheer, Jr
Denver
Colo
Clarence Platt
Bridgetown
N. J
Chicago
P. H. O O’brien
Butte
Mont
Maré Anderson
Britt
Joe Kautsky
Fort Dodge
Jra
A. Ginving
Longmont
du Pont
Oy Loe
Associated Press
Lew McCarthy
New York Nationals
H. Mason
St. Louis Nationals
Mason
Property transfers across Gilbertville Waterloo evolve parcels
The document lists multiple land transfers and deeds in Gilbertville and Waterloo areas. Transactions include lots and blocks in Orig. Plat, Home Park, Cowin's and Peek's additions, with parties such as Floyd Stevenson Mary J Miller Frances Hemsworth G J Bristol and John Klein.
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Kia Hawk County Anstract Co
Floyd Stevenson
Mary JL. Miller
Block & Howrey & McWilliams
Ree Terlog
Frances Hemsworth
G. J. Bristol
Home Park
Water- Joo
George J. Hill
O Son
Orig
Cedar Falls
William Schmitz
John Klein
Saacres Ville
Henry Klein
Tom Klein
Gilbertville
Maggie Proctor
John ,Klein
Vilage of
Cea .Ee
M. A. Finnang
John, Klein
Elizabeth Weber
Waterloo
Herbert H. Dixson
Thomas’ G. Torpey
Peek
Herbert B. Dixson
John J. Dixson
Lot
Cowin
Dixson
Ge Asstbertville
John T4
Thomas Torper
Posies
Evalyn ER. Torpey
Herbert BR
Irkutsk houses use vapor baths with heated stones
In Irkutsk each house has a vapor bath separate from the main building. Stones are heated on a fire and water poured on them, producing steam that fills the bath when the doors close. Bathers sit on benches and steam their bodies to cleanse and relieve fatigue.
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Irkutsk
Asin
Vapor Baths and Historic Misplacements Across Ages
The excerpt describes communal vapor baths using cherry branch brushes and cold water splashes, with baths four times monthly in the evening, plus larger city baths and public facilities. It then mixes in a tale of Catherine Howard’s ghost haunting the facility, followed by notes on Atlantic discoveries and historic shipwrecks tied to early cable laying and Maury.
Discovery of Shakespeare Signature at Hampton Court
London authorities declare a wall signature on the Haunted Gallery at Hampton Court authentic dating 314 years. The Shakespeare company reportedly visited in 1606 and performed Hamlet before King Christian of Denmark, in a scene tied to the gallery.
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William Shakespeare
Hampton Court
London
Christian
Denmark
Undersea Mountain Laura Ethel Peaks 800 Miles Offshore
Oceanographers map the Atlantic bed and locate the Laura Ethel mountain about 800 miles from shore. It rises 20,000 feet above the basin low, and would appear if seas were 200 feet lower. East of it lies Mount Chaucer and west lies Saint Hill.
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Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Basin
Atlantic
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