La manski Shines as Waterloo Beats Ottumwa Twice
Frank Lamanski starred for Waterloo, pitching a double victory over Ottumwa in two games. The Portsider slugger hit home runs, racked up 12 hits for the Hawks, and lifted Waterloo to a 6 1 win in the second game after a 1 0 win in the opener, widening the lead over the Packers in the standings.
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Two Moments In A Summer Ride Through The Town
A short verse recalls a summer ride to gaze at nature yet reveals a stream of everyday storefronts and items. The speaker notes hosiery life preservers shoes bathing suits breakfast food gum cigarettes radios washing machines razor blades nets and more seen along the day.
Foothold of gum in Japan and odd notes from a press page
A jumble of quirky items reports chewing gum gaining traction in Japan and unusual drinks like alfalfa extract. A tent meeting sign asks if God is particular and a July 22 program hints at Sunday night events. The toastmaster quip, gasoline from cornstalks and Coolidge’s Yellowstone trip finish the snippets.
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Japan
Woodmen Nine Defeat Galloway Team 4-2 In City League
Floyd Olds held Galloway to three hits and struck out 14 as Woodmen beat Galloway 4 to 2 at Byrnes Park last night. Fernan Karst caught for Woodmen, while Galloway’s pitcher also pitched well, allowing only a few hits.
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Woodmen
Galloway
Byrnes Park
Olds
Fernan Karst
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
In New York Sergeant Sammy Baker and Mitchel Pieid beat Andy Diveai in a close match. Braddock of Jersey City drew with Nando Tassi of Italy. Diangelo of Wilmington defeated Leone in Washington. Calambo topped Grant in Charleston. Williams of Chicago edged Maso in Ramsas City while Babliste and Tom Williams drew in Kansas City.
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Mitchel Pieid
Andy Diveai
Brooklyn
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Jersey City
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Italy
Wilmington
Del
Frankie Diangelo
Washington, D. C
K. O. Leoneard
Philadelphia
Mati¢Ua
Joe Calambo
Clarksburg
Bobby Grant
Charleston
W. Va
Rock Island Edges Cedar Rapids in Ninth Inning Rally
Cedar Rapids beats Rock Island 7 to 5 after Rock Island rallied in the ninth. Batter details include Suggs stole bases Lemon Bartlett and Genin with key plays. Peterson credited with win, Johnson with loss. Umpire Janssen noted. time 2:05. Fort Wayne, June 16.
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Golf Tips From Champion DavID BROWN Short Game Notes
Veteran tournament player DavID BROWN outlines key points for good wee shots and precise approaches. He advises addressing the ball with the club head resting on the ground, keeping a left arm extended at the start of the swing, ensuring the left wrist is under the shaft at the top, and transferring weight from right to left during downswing.
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David Brown
Two Golfers Tie For First in WOWA Tourney Playoff Set
Des Moines July 26 Des Moines golfers Bob McCrary and Arthur M Bartlett tied for the lead at 281 after 72 holes and will contest an 18 hole playoff. McCrary carded a sensational 65 on the final round to tie Bartlett who shot 67 while Den Mar Miller finished third at 284. Clarke led professionals with 286, followed by Maytag and Bud Clarke. McKee and Herron finished near the top, while Alderton posted 298.
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Arthur M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
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den Mar Miller
Young Miller
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Clarke
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Bud Clarke
Sioux City
Art Andrews
Davenport
Bob McKee
Lee Herron
Jack Batham
Frank Anderson
R. G. Harrison
Jim Canavan
Andrews
Naddy
Davis Cup Meet Opens in Paris With Tilden vs Lacoste
Paris July 26 U P William Tiden reinstated star of the American Davis Cup team will open the challenge round against Rene Lacoste at Roland Garros stadium. The draw assigns Henri Cochet to face Johan Hennesey in the second singles with Hunter meeting Lacoste and Tilden to play Cochet on Sunday. Doubles to be decided Saturday. Tilden expects to play about 75 percent and Frank Hunter will be reserve in singles. Merihen criticizes Collom for delaying reinstatement, warning it could hurt the U S chances in the tie.
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William ‘T.tiden
Roeland Gnarros Stadium
Rene Lacoste
United States
France
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Johan Hennessey
Hunter
Lacoste
Tilden
Cochet
Frank T. Hunter
Collom
Jay
S. Wallis Merihew
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Samuel Collom
Association
Bil
French Bring Wine and Americans Water to 1928 Games
Amsterdam July 26. Americans travel with 5 000 jugs of water for 375 contestants. French bring 3 606 bottles of wine for home athletes. French daily ration includes two half bottles of Chateau Berliquet. Americans may drink water only.
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Amsterdam
France
Yankee
Dying bike champion gives up pawn tag
Paris July 26 Edmond Jacquelin former world bicycle racing champion died in a Paris hospital. Before dying he handed a pawn ticket to a friend claiming it was for the wheel he won the championship with.
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Paris
Edmond Jacquelin
Jacquelin
Knipp Edges Culbertson In Eight Round Windup At Park
Albert Knipp of Waterloo heavyweights tops Hid Culbertson of St Paul in a close eight round windup at Electric Park. Knipp mounted a late midsection attack to secure a shade decision while Culbertson pressed with infighting and sharp counters. Thomas shaded Spruce in a four round semi windup, and Freddie Harris stopped Joe Little by technical knockout in the opener.
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Waterloogh
Hid Culbertson
St. Paul
Minn
Electric Park
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Ays
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Knipp
Thomas Shades Spruce
Clyde Thomas St. Paul Snaded
Kid Spruce
Waterloo
Thomas
Freddie Harris
Independence
Joe Little
Harris
Manchester Anamosa Golfers Meet Sunday
The return match between Manchester and Anamosa golf clubs will be played here Sunday afternoon starting at 1 30. Members and families are invited to a picnic dinner. Players will go out in foursomes with 18 holes of medal play determining the result.
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Manchester
Anamosa
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