Cleveland Defeats Boston 8 to 2 in Ten Inning Clash
In Boston July 27 Cleveland outhit Boston eight to six and capitalized on Pennock’s weak tenth inning to win 8 to 2. Key moments included two base hits by Wamb and Burns along with a homer by Gardner. Coveleskie earned the win for Cleveland while Pennock took the loss.
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Pennock
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Abrhpore
Pennock Intent
Daghefalof
Philadelphia
Detroit
Yesteriar
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Athletics
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Hotel Management Courses Advised by National Hotel Men
National convention in Chicago recommends university level training for Hotel Managers and Hotel Guests. Includes humorous exam questions on advertising, towels, bibles, and service etiquette. Mentions future comprehensive courses in universities to improve efficiency andGuest care while away from home.
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Gideon
Swdfice of Counsel
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Associated Editors
Australians Defeat Canadians in Davis Cup Doubles
Toronto report says the Australian team defeated Canada in doubles, winning the right to face Britain in Pittsburgh in the second round next week. The Australian pair took the match in straight sets 6 2, 6 3, 6 1.
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Toronto
Canada
Pittsburgh
Monticello Wins Two More Games
Monticello defeated Oxford Junction 4 to 3 and Bran 4 to 2, extending a string of victories. Pitchers dominated with strong strikeouts. Monticello collected seven hits from Oxford Junction’s pitcher amid four errors. Thompson struck out 10 for Monticello, while E Havawardsen fanned 15 for Oxford Junction.
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Oxford Junction
Rran
Thompson
E. Havawardsen
Oxford
Junction
Oxford Fc
Nhotset Olr Batteris - Levien Vernimonting
Ryan
Leibsier
Big Battle Between Oelwein and Monticello in Manchester
The town awaits a Saturday 2 p m clash at Delaware county fair grounds as Oelwein and Monticello contest amateur state title thoughts. Umpire Walter Fergeman Tripoli slated. Monticello has 18 straight wins. Oelwein touts two superior pitchers and many ex big leaguers in its payroll.
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Oelwein
Monticello
Delaware County Fair Grounds
Walter Fergeman
Tripoli
Qelwein
Bran the Dieselein AD Automatic Device
Bran the Dieselein AD automatic device, rented to keep railroad equipment engineered and lubricated for smooth operation.
Webster City blanks Charles City in 10 to 0 blowout
Webster City shut out Charles City 10 to 0 in a July game as the Rainbow division band played a requiem for the home team. Earlier the Chicago Union Giants beat Charles City 8-4 and 6-1 on Saturday and Sunday, with Charles City winning 3-0 on Monday.
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Webster City
Charles Clip
Rainbow Division
Chicago Union Giants
Giants
Methodists edge First Baptists 2 1 in Sunday School game
Seven innings of the league's best Sunday School baseball were played at Byrnes park where First Methodist defeated First Baptists 2 to 1. Sheridan and Metcalf pitched for Methodists, Witt and Moon for Baptists.
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Methodist
Sheridan
Metcalf
Battery
Methodists
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Baptists
Cubs Release George Tyler and Oscar Dutser
In Chicago George Tyler, a southpaw pitcher for the Chicago Nationals, and Oscar Dutser, the team coach, were released unconditionally by President Veeck of the Cubs. In Columbia Jerry Jones, manager and owner of the Sapulpa club, was named baseball and assistant football coach at the University of Missouri. Also in Chicago Johnny Caulon, former bantamweight champion, is to marry Miss Marie A. Maloney this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Tyler
Chicago Nationals
Oscar Dutser
Veeck
Cubs
Columbia
Jerry Jones
Sapulpa Club
University of Missouri
Johnny Caulon
Marie A. Maloney
Cedar Falls Horseshoe Club Extends Invitation Challenge
Cedar Falls secretary Duntley invites teams from Readiya Nashua and Garwin to meet Cedar Falls here on dates to be determined. The notice notes Cedar Falls horseshoe tosses and a scheduled meet to challenge visiting teams.
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Cedar Falls
Duntley
Carpentier Second Round Smashes Surprise Dempsey
In Jersey City, fans witnessed Carpentier land six flush blows to Dempsey’s jaw in the second round, a moment critics compare to Sullivan’s seventh round punishment of Corbett. The sight left Dempsey with a look of shock matched by few in boxing history.
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Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
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Jersey City
John I. Sullivan
Tim Corbet
Corbett
Sullivan
John
Sullivar
Yeuilivyan
SnNvan
Amateur trapshooting title claimed in Great Lakes zone
Fort Snelling Minnesota July 27 Walton of Warsaw Indiana won the amateur trapshooting championship of the second Great Lakes zone by breaking 195 of 200 targets. Hummel of La Porte City Iowa hit 97 of 100 in Monday's shoot. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa matched 100 of 109 birds in the same event. Four gunmen tied for first in the Twin City introductory shoot: Jabn Long Grove Iowa Buchan Duluth MN Moon Eau Claire WI Mobridge. Other scores listed include Hummel 91, Pincel Dubuque 93, Cox Jefferson IA 98, Hoon rel. IA 94.
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Walton
Warsaw
Ind
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Cox. Jefferson
Sioux City
Wls. Hoon
Chay Hummel
la Porte
City
Sma
Grundy
Pincel
Dubuque Ja
Standings and results from yesterday in baseball leagues
The American Association shows St Paul and Columbus tied at 7 while Minneapolis drops to 1 and Toledo at 2. Milwaukee and Louisville post 3 and 4 losses respectively. Other scores include Rockford 7 and Moline 9, Evansville and Peoria 10, and Oklahoma City 18 with Des Moines 9 in the Western circuit.
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Columbus
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Mibwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapi ‘Tires
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Gedar Rapids
Rockford
Moline
Rock Island
Evansville & Peoria
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Oklshoma City
Des Jioines
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Iindianapolis
Cun ningham Lifts Giants In 10th For Victory Over Pirates
Yesterday's hero was Bill Cunningham who hit a tenth inning triple and drove in the run to give the Giants a 9 to 8 win over the Pirates. Grimes shut the Cubs, Robins beat Alexander and won 2 to 0. Indians rallied for six runs in the tenth to defeat the Red Sox 8 to 2. Evans had two singles in the tenth. Hornsby error aided the Phillies to edge the Cardinals 2 to 1. CUBS GET PITCHER. Hellis Thurston trade to Chicago NL club announced. Salt Lake to receive three players, likely Don Brown, with Thurston finishing season in Salt Lake.
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New York
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Hamilton
Giants
Kelly
Pirates
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Ryan
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Snyder
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Schmidt
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Sherdell
Pfeffer
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CUBS
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Utah
Hellis Thurston
Salt Lake
Don Brown
Alrea
Thurston
Beckette to Try Light Heavies in Boxing Clash
English heavyweight Joe Beckett will not make his promised American invasion until tall, according to Francois Descamps. Beckett aims to test conclusions with American light heavies in a planned bout.
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Joe Beckett
J Weight
C Carpentier
England
Tall
Francois Descamps
Bec
Hhshhattlhér
Roper to Box Wiggens in 110 Round Bout Tomorrow Night
Detroit reports Bob Roper of Chicago meets Chuck Wiggin in a 110 round bout here to morrow night. Roper will travel to Grand Rapids to face Billy Miske next Friday, confirming a busy boxing schedule this month.
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Pressy
Detroit
Bob Roper
Chicago
Chuck Wiggins
Roper
Grand Rapids
Billy Miske
Comiskey to Boost Wages or Lose Players in 1921
The Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey faces salary pressures as Bodie Collins and Dick Kerr near contract expirations. Reports say discontent grew after seven suspended Black Sox were not paid as credited. Kerr already held out last spring and may seek a raise again.
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Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Bodie Collins
Dick Kerr
Sox
Black Sox
Collins
Comiskey
Kerr
Kinsella Sees Scarcity Of Minor League Stars This Year
Scout Dick Kinsella of the New York Giants predicts a lean season for minor league talent. He has already scouted across the circuit and notes the pool of standout players is thin, while commenting on fiber and textile remarks unrelated to baseball.
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Dick Kinsella
New York Giants
Kinsella
Baseball Skeletons Battle as Trial of Black Sox Proceeds
United Press reports that statements about more players facing action after the Black Sox trial unsettled old skeletons. Connie Mack defends the 1914 Athletics, insisting the team was clean and that his breakup reasons remain valid. Benny Kauff remains out after being cleared of grand larceny.
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United Pressy
New York
Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Mack
United Press
Benny Kauff
Heinie Zimmerman
Altho
Lanjqdis
John McGraw Free on 3000 Dollar Bond in Assault Suit
United Press reports John McGraw the New York Giants coach was released on a 3008 dollar bond after a capias was served in a 20000 dollar civil suit filed by George M. Daa in Pittsburgh. Daa alleges McGraw struck him during an argument on June 3 at the Schenley hotel during the Giants visit.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
John McGraw
New York Giants
Liberty
Capias
George M. Daa
McGraw
Duffy
Giants
New York Club
Schenley Hotel
Sid McGraw
Giants Obtain Emil Meusel in Trade
Philadelphia reports Emil Meusel, captain of the Nationals, was traded to New York for Curtis Walker and Walter Henline. Manager Donovan benched Meusel last week for alleged indifferent play.
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Philadelphia
Emil Meusel
Philadelphia Nationals
New York
Curtis Walker
Walter Henline
Donovan
Meusel
Washburn Manager Seeks Games With Waterloo Opponents
Washburn manager T. H. Gill seeks games with Waterloo Cyclones and Waterloo Colored Giants. All Washburn players are local boys paid only from gate receipts. Open Sundays after Aug. 21, with negotiations under way for a Aug. 21 match against the Waterloo Packers.
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T. H. ‘Gill
Waterloo Cyclones
Waterloo Colored Giants
Washburne
Waterloo Packers
Primer science for reliable firearms performance
An article explains primer quality and uniformity in center fire and rim fire cartridges. It covers how priming mix, metal tolerances, and firing pin alignment affect accuracy, misfires, and barrel rust. It notes potassium chlorate as a rust source and emphasizes sharp, centered hammer blows for best results.
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Jack Johnson Barred by New Jersey Boxing Commission
The New Jersey boxing commission barred Jack Johnson from Jersey rings, delivering a sharp setback to the former champion. Recently released from Leavenworth after a Mann Act violation, he planned training for a comeback and had been negotiating a bout with Harry Wills. He intends to travel to Trenton for a conference with commissioners.
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New Jersey Boxing Commission
Jack Johnson
Jersey Rings
Johnson
Leavenworth
Harry Wills
Miller
Trenton
Boxing Commission
Cutbill Plans September Indoor Training for Winter Games
Hal Cutbill nicknamed the Flying Parson to start training in September for the big eastern indoor meets this winter. He says his previous season’s form fell short and credits lack of prep time. He hopes to meet Joie Ray over the indoor mile route.
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Hal Cutbill
Cutbill
Catchill
Joie Ray
of the Winds
Mayo Seeks Trail to Kilbane Crown in Comeback Bid
Philadelphia veteran Johnny Mayo, once among the best 122 pounders, plans a boxing comeback to challenge Johnny Kilbane for the featherweight crown. Mayo left boxing years ago for business work but returns to the ring amid current mood to pursue a late surge.
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Johnny | Milbane
Johnny Mayo
Philadelphia
Mayo
Rickard to Promote Winter Aquatic Meets at Madison Square
Tex Rickard plans a large swimming tank at Madison Square Garden for two AAU winter meet series and potential pro events if interest grows. He also aids six day bicycle race promotion. Galapagos Islands reportedly host over two thousand volcano cones.
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Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Tex
AAU
Rickard
Stagg to address grid coaching critics at opening
University coach Stagg plans four heart to heart talks with players when college opens in September. He faced sharp criticism last fall for the Marson grid team’s performance and defended his coaching system during commencement week.
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Marson Grid
Chicago
Colleg
French Runner to Return to America
Josef Guillemot, the sensation a French runner, will likely return to the United States in late fall to participate in indoor meets being arranged. He dazzled at the Olympic Games and showed strong ability in the events he ran before returning home to serve in the French army, from which he will be discharged on September 1 and then plan another American visit.
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Josef Guillemot
Guillem
Saile
Olympiad Stirs Interest in European Swimming Tank
After the last Olympiad in Antwerp, women's swimming attracts Belgian and French interest as cities plan pools to promote the sport. Postwar recovery slows some efforts, yet within five years swimming may become a major sport in France and Belgium.
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France
Belgium
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