Brown HAWS Hit Snaith Hard In Pinches To Win
Ottumwa side notes a dramatic 12 to 4 victory over Waterloo as Brown drives in key runs. Homerun by Moon Mullen highlights the sixth inning rally with O'Shea driving in two and Doran, Joy, and Smith contributing runs. Errors and baserunning miscues shape late drama as Brown secures the win.
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Haws
Snaith
League Park
Ottumwa
Smith
Cardinals
Waterloo
Luque
Schalk
Moon Mullen
Kelly
Hetty Green
Hall
Mattick
Weeden & Co
Brown
Mullen
O’shea
Moon
Bre
Rms
Joy
Heath
Stecher
Zbyszko
McEwan
Pechlitz
Groft
Connor
McGoldrick
Wullen
O'Shea
Johnny
McHiwar
Doran
Weeden
Cay Fale
Rooney
Didier
Ford
Otiumya
Dill
Ottumee
Wateriaco
Illinois football tickets go on sale for next season
The first quota of 200000 Illini football tickets is printed for the upcoming season. Other notes mention Connie Curry from Sioux City and Chuck Helman in Seattle, plus a six round boxing draw in Portland and a New York state tennis final between Mrs Molla Stallery and Bliss Helen Wilts.
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Urbana
University of Illnois
Eeun
Seattle
Wash
Connie Curry
Sioux City
Chuck Helman
Portland
Ore
Bantams
Rye
Molla Stallery
Bliss Helen Wilts
California
Grand Rapids
Mich
Luis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Jon Burke
Detroit
Eight Home Runs Feature Play In Big Time
New York July 27 Homerun day highlighted major league play with Cy Williams of the Phillies reclaiming the roundtrip crown by two homers giving him 25 in total. Teammates Meusel Miller Traynor Bremiey and Walker hit homers as Boston and Chicago scenes produced close outcomes. The Cubs edged the Giants 11 to 10 in a wild nine with Ryan and Statz contributing, while Boston defeated Pittsburgh in extra innings and Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 9 to 2 as Bill Ryan lost his first game of the season. Williams now holds 25 homers surpassing Ruth’s 23. The Yankees won their third straight over the Athletics as Ruth left midgame with a stiff neck.
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New York
Cy Williams
Phillies
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
Meusel
Giants
Miller
Cubs
Traynor
Pirates
Athletics
Bremiey
Walker
Philies
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Mack
Boston
Washington
Flagstead
Burns
Reichler
Chicago
Rosy Ryan
Skyi
McGraw
Killefer
Bigbee
Maranvillo
Grimm
Brooklign Robins
Cincinnati
Bill Ryan
New York Nationals
Chicago Cubs
Arnold Statz
Sparky” Adams
Statz
Ryan
Cy” Williams
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Leuis
New York Yankees
Williams
Ruth
New York Americans
Philadelphia Athletics
Standing of the clubs and yesterday's results
National League standings show Chicago 11 and New York 10 with Chicago leading. American League results include Boston 7-8 and Washington 1, New York and Philadelphia 3. American Association tallies list Toledo, St Paul, Kansas City, and others with scattered scores.
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Chileago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cineinnact
Sokiyn
Philadelpha
Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas
Vity
Ediannapolis
Columbus
Alianneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Mississippi Valley League
Dubiqus Oeiee
Uituimawa
Gadar Rapids
Bowie
Bitteburgh
Cinginnati
Gal Shlearo
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philanelp
York Ta
New Glovelionad
Detroit
Chinago
Adelphia
Moston Washington
SAFE OR OUT by Charles D. White
Baseball Q and A on baserunning rules and balks. The piece covers a runner at third scoring on a batted ball, balk definitions, and stealing on a foul tip when the catcher drops the ball. It invites readers to submit questions for the sporting editor.
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Charles
White Q. Skunners
Hatter
Ikel
Charles D. White
Dundee Dominates Criqui In Fifteenth Round Victory
Johnny Dundee defeats Eugene Criqui in New York to regain the featherweight world title. The Belgian Frenchman suffers a heavy knockdown count of seven in round two and faces a sustained assault as Dundee lands lefts and rights through rounds 12 to 15, with Criqui refusing Dundee’s handshake after the final bell.
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Eugene Criqui
United States
Johnny Dundee
Aghter
New York
Criqui
Dundee
Dundes
Rock Island Defeats Dubuque 5-3 Amid Meyers II Injury
Rock Island bunched hits off Oster to beat Dubuque 5 to 3 as Meyers II broke a finger on a foul ball. Lefty Irwin pitched well, Dubuque drops to three straight losses, with detailed line scores, errors, and pitching notes.
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Rock Island
Dubuque
Meyers II
Ill
Oster
Thomasa Louble
Irvin
Dempstex
Slyker
Swenson
Condon
Norton
Jackson
Armstrong
Moore
Delaney
Meyers
Demps
Peterson
Seeveld
Raymond Westfield Teams Play Sunday
D. C. Burnside's baseball team hosts Westfield A. C. Waterloo Sunday at 2 30 p m in Raymond I a with Marvin and offer as the local battery. Several positions have been strengthened for a likely large attendance if weather is fair.
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Raymond
Ija
D. C. Burnside
Westfield A. C
Waterloo
Offer
Marvin
Raymond Battery
Dike Man Fined After Pheasant Shooting Case
Fred Lubbert and Will Wibrand of Dike faced charges for shooting two ringneck pheasants on June 18. Wibrand was found guilty and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Lubbert’s case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Grundy Center
Fred Lubbert
Will Wibrand
Dike
W. F. Benz
Wibrand
Lubbert
Cedar Rapids Women Win Golf Tournament
Sunnyside Country club golfers from Cedar Rapids faced defeat in an invitation event held yesterday in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Frank Byers of Cedar Rapids captured low net in medals play and Mrs. Wilcox took low gross. All matches were won by Cedar Rapids golfers. two prizes were awarded.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Cedar Ranvids
Frank Byers
Cedar Rapids
Wilcox
Ross
Hawks Fall in Rain Soaked Series Amid Clubroom Banter
The Hawks face a rain drenched stretch with a key doubleheader against Waterloo looming and plans for a Chicago trip on an off day. Ben Connor and Pete Groft burdened by slumps as Storm and Gangler vie for pitching support. McGoldrick hosts a street curb coaching session praising eastern football and boxing.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Ock Island
Thomasons
Hawks
Chicago
Vincent McGoldrick
Doug Bragdon
Johnny O'Shea
Red Kelly
Pat Farrell
Dode
Perdirtz
Hamilton Triumphs Over Cedar Rapids 5-4 in 12 Innings
In Marshalltown Iowa on July 27 Red Hamilton snapped his drought, guiding Hamilton to a 5-4 win over Cedar Rapids in a 12 inning clash. Lembke starred at short and Christies sacrifice fly delivered the decisive run as Hamilton and teammates battled to the final out.
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Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Laws of Golf Q A Brown Clarifies Rules
A reader asks about teeing order and ball placement. The article explains there is no rule forcing a player to tee before the opponent and that local rules may set penalties for lost balls or out of bounds with option to remit via club rules.
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Western Golf Association
Duke Slater Debuts as Pro Boxer in Davenport
Fred Duke Slater, a former University of Iowa football star, appeared as a professional boxer in Davenport on July 27. In his first match, the giant challenger lasted two rounds before being knocked out by Battling Walker, a local white heavyweight.
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Davenport
Fred “Duke” Slater
University of Iowa
Battling Walker
Dempsey Firpo Scrap Set for Polo Grounds
New York reports Jack Dempsey and Luis Firpo will fight for the heavyweight title at the Polo Grounds between September 9 and 15. Tex Rickard cautioned he had not decided the exact date. Promoters also eye Yankee Stadium for a potential Dempsey Wilie bout with possible ringside seats at fifty dollars.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Polo Grounds
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Tip for the round on putting stance by Jim Barnes
Jim Barnes explains that putting stance is a personal choice with wide latitude. He emphasizes eyes over the ball and even weight distribution to minimize body sway and head movement, urging readers to adopt the most comfortable natural stance.
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Jim Barnes
Criqui Fails To Stop Dundee In Brutal Feathers Clash
In a brutal 15 round battle Johnny Dundee defeats Eugene Criqui for the featherweight title. Criqui bleeds from a shattered jaw and fights on with grim resolve as Dundee claims the world championship amid a brutal display and a costly crowd of 32,420 records showing receipts of $114,523.
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Rouw
George. McManus
Acod TQ
JiGas
Safe OR
Eugene Criqul
Iat
Will
Kott
Dundée
Criqul
Dandee
Raymond-Westfield
Dike Man
Ben Connor
Pete Groft
Centre
Harvard
Princeton
Notre Dame
Yale
MecGoldrick
Bonaventure
St. Viator’s
Dode Perdirtz
H. V.D
Andy McEwan
Lehigh
Bobby Coltrin
Moline
James Schollenberger
Sterling American Legion
Gentralia White Sox
Ilinois
Gill Harvis
Potts
Bill’ Stolke
Marshalltown
Frank Boyle
Christie
Menard
Murray
Fleming
Frank
Ted Kiel
Gangler
Harriton
Gaugler
Harmon
Anie
George
Red” Hamilton
Jacobs
Leysen
Lembke
Lenahan
Borvis
Es Eersevee
Speas
Stalke
F & O Swanson
Reid Tissier
Cooper, c
Levsen
Gesdar Banids
Swanson
Dixon
Genanan
Cooper
Levson
Jon
Beemiltons
de Weese
Johnson
Golf
Innis Brown
Sol Metzger
Paris Carters
Paris
A.stein & Company
Duke” Slater
Martin
Henry George
Idolita
United Press
Verdun
Johny Dundee
Crigai
A.sage
Supreme Court
Little Dundee
Johnny Kilbane
Iriqui
France
America
Griqui
Badiy
Weather Prophet House
Schuneman
Three Fourth Street
Lafayette
Alerry
Joterson
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