Waterloo Hawks edge Moline in opener of doubleheader
Dick Richards leads Waterloo with two hits and a first inning double, plus a timely homer in the second. Moose Spurbeck allows four hits in seven, while Arch ie Kelsey and Adams also pitch well in a seven inning win for Waterloo. Moline wins the second game 6 0, scoring late on eight hits to deny Waterloo an even split.
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Moline
Dick Richards
Anthon
Waterloo
Hawks
Moose Spurbeck
Roy Adams
Marshalltown
Richards
Wis Speed
Dixon
Roseberg
Kelsey
McDermott
Groft
Indian
Worthington
Andree
Spurbeck
Clarke
Young
Archie Kelsey
Frank Schmit
Gardner
Hoseberg
Archie
Kettenbeil
Adams
Rooster
Lisle
Bentley
Nary
Hawk
McCaffrey
Smith
Viciows
Rooster Kettenbeil
Bartlett
Wilkus
Plowboys
Ah Dixon
McDarmott
Foung
Makeover
Guppy
Andre
Schmit
Bohannan
Dixon Groft
Spartick
Moin
eMmapire
Fragmented Local Nonsense From A Turbulent Page
A jumble of garbled notes and stray anecdotes includes mentions of a mattress boat, a Milwaukee card party scene, a wife beating incident with an ace as likely culprit, a New York theatre venture for women, and various disjointed observations about fishing, weather, and lectures. The readable fragments suggest a satirical or columnlike pastiche rather than a single coherent event.
Giants Go West On A Handicap Tour
The Giants head west in a pivotal National League tour after a rough east coast swing. They were defeated 13 to 0 by Brooklyn as Dazzy Vance dominated, while Pittsburgh beat the Cubs 6 to 4 and Reds edged Cardinals. Washington swept a double header from the idle Athletics, and St. Louis fell to Cleveland 10 to 6. Browns used four pitchers in a 10-8 loss, Coveleskie extended his win streak, and Hollis Thurston excelled in relief for Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Giants
Jung
Pirates
Ainet
Seaboard
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Redland
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati
Reds
Cardinals
Senators
Athletics
Washington
Yankees
White Sox
Tigers
Taly
St. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
St. Louis Browns
Coveleskie
Yankee Stadium
Ruether
Hollis Thurston
Detroit
Faber
Vance
Writer Brown
Hay
Chicago Cubs
Brockton
Mass
Gemipro
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Leagues
The Mississippi Valley, National, American, and Western leagues show mixed results with Watertown, Moline, Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Dubuque, and Marshalltown posting varied records. Notable scores include Cincinnati 1 over St Louis 3, Philadelphia 3 over Boston 2, and Milwaukee 15 over Kansas City 4 as standings shift across leagues.
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Watervoo
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Marshalsteer
Rocky Island
Burlington
Cincinnati St. Louis
Tiranklya
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Indianapolis
Marine
Waterloo
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Ottumwe
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadephia
Brooklyn
Hain
Philadelphia
St Louls
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Columbus
Mississivul
Peck
Tedar Rapids
Ats
Oline
Satlional Eaguas
Pet
Louisville
Paul Tedare
Des Moines
Ahome City
St. Joseph
Johnny Mostil Emerges as American League Stolen Base Leader
The Chicago White Sox outfielder Johnny Mostil has blossomed into the league's top base stealer this year. Previously coached to wait, he now runs freely on lead from pitchers, aided by his rapid pace, strong legs, and keen study of pitchers' deliveries, boosting his confidence and prospects of leading the circuit in steals.
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Aldemaree
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
Rock Island Beats Mann's Players Then Falls in Rematch
Burlington papers report Rock Island and Burlington splitting Sunday baseball games. Rock Island won the first 4 2 with Irvin allowing five hits and Altgilders six. In the second game Lyons walked in a run in the seventh to give Mann's players a 2 2 tie.
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Rock Island
Mann
Associated Frese
Burlington
Sundey
Islanders
Ce Bees
Irvin
Altgilders
Lyons jWas
Ruim
Rock Islands
Poae Hyde
Walsh
Ss A Gerken
Dorsey
Parker
Schilling
Mai FE
Eel
Beal
Tee
Farr
Hurttman
Reeveald
Rutledge
Staat
Strecke
Set Malone
SS Awad
Airgilbes
Venemon
Veoh
Hurtman
Punth
Reoch Island
Farber
Gerken
Hyde Schilling
Walsh Irvin
Kessl
Altelibers
Altgilbers
Seareck
Davenport
Tinse
Lennox
Ao Beal
Cere Reaee
Ib Mann
Swanson
Huffman
Stoecker
Oere
Q Maloney
Seeuel
van Delas
Oelwein Defeats Independence in Ten Inning Baseball Battle
Oelwein C G W defeated Independence 3 to 3 in ten innings Sunday at Independence. Joe Roeder held Independence to seven hits with 16 strikeouts, while Spike Helly drove in the winning run after Happs Becker tripled. Happy Becker had three hits and a drive that would have been a double. Reeker pitched well for Oelwein, while Hoffman held Oelwein to seven hits. Ralph Miller played for Independence. Oelwein meets Iowa State Teachers College summer school team in Oelwein on Wednesday July 29, then hosts Independence in a return game.
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Oelwein
Oelwein C. G. W
Independence
Joe Roeder
Iowa State Teachers College
Altho
Spike” Helly
Upster Lown U
Hoffman
Ralph Miller
Becker
Reeker
York College Coach Quits Over Smoking Request
Nebr July 27 York College faces change as football track and baseball coach Bob Russell resigns after board bans dancing smoking and card playing. Russell, urged to quit smoking due to its effect on white students, views resignation as the best path. He succeeds Be Miller as athletic director beginning 1923-24 depending on school year end.
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York
Neb
Bob Russel
York College
York, Neb
Russell
Rath Packing Team Defeats Brandon Club 9 to 6
Rath Packing Company baseball team beat Brandon semipro 9 to 6 on Sunday afternoon. Hoffman pitched well through seven innings before Rath rallied in the seventh and eighth, aided by Brandon errors. Eddie Adsland caught for Rath as the Packers built an early lead, Brandon tied it in the seventh, and Waterloo added three runs in the eighth to seal the win.
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Iath Packing Company
Brandon
Hoffman
Eddie Adsland
Rath
Packers
Waterloo
Agen Sets New Record in Golf at Davenport
Davenport Iowa July 27 Walter Slaren former British and American open champion posted a record card at Davenport Country Club, Paris 71 and the previous record 69. Mason City Iowa July 27 Brobh McKee state tollt champion reduced the course record at the country club links here yesterday by two strokes.
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Davenport
Walter Slaren
Davenport Country Club
Paris
Mason City
Broebh
McKee
Nes Moines
Boxing champ injured in street attack reports update
A boxing champion sustained neck injuries in a street assault while en route to a hospital. Reports indicate he remains under care and may be discharged soon as progress is monitored. In other sports, Elizabeth Ryan of New York defeated Mrs. Mason Mundy to win her first match since arrival, amid Californian tennis standings.
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Gloria Gould
New York
Ski
New Yorks
Tlizareth Ryan
Piner
Valifornia
Ote
Mason Mundy
Eharmnien Ty An Rahitarien Nisteh Oy
Eddie Anderson named athletic director at DePaul University
Eddie Anderson resigning as coach of football basketball and track at Columbia College has been hired by DePaul University Chicago as athletic director. He succeeds Harry Adams of the University of Montana who held the post for a year. DePaul, a 10% member of the Western Interstate Conference, seeks to rise from athletic obscurity amid a student body above 5000.
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de Paul
MV GAMES TOMORROW LIST OF MATCHUPS
Waterloo plays Cedar Rapids Moline faces Olomiwa Marshalltown meets Rock Talani and Jdubuque competes with Burlington in a schedule of games set for tomorrow across multiple venues.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Oliwmiwa
Marshalltown
Rock Talani
Jdubuque
Burlington
Desert streams spring to life in sudden floods
The article describes dry river bottoms that fill with foaming water when spring rains and snowmelt arrive high in the mountains. It notes cattle remains and desert cacti along the beds, then contrasts with the wet, dangerous flood when mountains release a wall of water, changing the landscape dramatically. Comanche veteran references end fragment.
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Hee
el Comanchel
I The Missouri River The Wagon Days Fishing Tale
A narrator recounts fishing in six feet of water along a bend of the Missouri River. He describes the river as erratic and unreliable, shifting channels, and a bar of sand that dries and blows away as he fishes. He recalls a bend where the river cut across dry land, leaving a steamboat stranded for years before resuming its course.
Maccabees Trounice Beat Eagle Center At Cedar River Park
Several hundred fans watched Waterloo Maccabees defeat Eagle Center 9 to 2 yesterday at Cedar River Park. Morcum earned the win with seven strikeouts and six hits allowed. German and Fernau caught. Schmitz and Pierce played for Eagle Center. Maccabees meet Parkersburg at Cedar River Park next Sunday as both teams clash for a season tilt.
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Waterloo Maccabees
Eagle Center
Cedar River Park
Maccabees
Morcum
German
Fernau
Schmitz
Pierce
Parkersburg
Jochumsen Enters Chicago Golf Meet
Harold Jochumsen of Sunnyside Country club Cedar Falls leaves for Chicago to compete in the Western Junior Amateur. He faces top players including Bobby Jones and Keith Carter as he pursues success after a year of record golf and county junior titles.
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Harold Jochumsen
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside Country Club
Chicago
Jochumsen
Bobby Jones
Keith Carter
Mannerup
Rock Island Arsenal Club
Rock Island
Edison Playground Athletes Win Meet At West High Field
Edison playground boys and girls combine for 69 points to win a field meet at West High Field on Saturday. Gates Park finished fourth, while Pats Pond took second with 54 and West High placed third with 44. Notable feats included George Fowler of Gates Park leaping 18 ft 4 in in the running broad jump. Events spanned dash, running tread jump, baseball distance throw, and chinning the bar for boys, plus sash, running broad jump, baseball distance throw, and running high jump for girls.
Golf Champion Won't Take Part in State Meet Here
Mrs. C D Waterman of Davenport, the state women's golf champion, is unable to compete in the 142s state tournament opening Tuesday morning at Sunnyside Country Club. Health issues have kept her from defending her title this week, while Iowa’s top women golfers prepare to contend for the championship. Forty? nine clubs entered, with more than 109 players expected, making this the largest tourney in history.
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Glencos
William T. Tilden
Waring
Johnston
Fea
Charlotte Bosmer
Berkeley
Cal
Talen Q Agah
Rotege
Sandy" Wiener
Philadelphia
Berkeley Belt
Hed
C.D. Waterman
Davenport
Sunnyside Country Club
Waterman
Althe
Lars Lo
Iowa
Fred Bye
Dps. W.ob
Beard
Ethel McMichael
Ars. A
Clap
Harlan
Sunnyside
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Waveland
Galt and Country
Wakonda
Hyperion
Des Moines
Gedar Rapids
Clear Lake
Oelwein
Independance
Iiarlan
Storm Lake
Newton
Horr Dodge
Council Bluffs
Rock Island Arsenal
Clinton
Marshalltown
Hagte Grove
Cedar Rapids
Wee
Marshalltown Double Beaten Twice by Dubuque
Dubuque’s Armstrongs Ironmen swept Marshalltown in a two game set winning 7 to 3 in game one and 19 to 0 in game two. A seven run rally in the seventh inning propelled the Dubuquers to the opener victory while five runs in the fifth carried the second game.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Armstrong
Ironmen
Marshalltown
Dubuquers
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Kettenheil
Clark
Metermort
Rickhards
Ny Tinseberg
Li Kettenbeil
McCaftrey
Torals
Steen Eter
Sack Oh Ounc
Heschere Wipan
Watt
Mer
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George McManus
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Ay Fart
Fearnne Seavicg
Great Britain
Ani
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Black's
Aian
Coolidge
Towa
Doyle
Luse Ty
Too
Ottumia
Bleneader
Bunnies
Speas
Storme
Valentine
Marlott
Wagner
Ceder Ranlus— Shields
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Ig Aig Zo
Si Huarte
Ss Crore Orstatts
Tees
Conkey
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Ottuniya
Baltzgaver
Groski
Li Ford
Doran
Welch
Spears
P . O Ramney
Otumwa
Sterme
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Whits
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Ramser
Dill
Fain
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Res
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Ferguson
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Johnson
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Saltzgavi Roski
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Joehnson
Johnny Mostil
Keis
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Athletis Ireetor
York Coltage
Rath Packing Company
Brandon Club
Agen
Ameriieny
Stork Vewkers
Eddie Anderson
Depaul University
National
Wright
Viratea
Corey Freigau
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Maccabees Trounice
Edison Playground
West High Field
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Oster
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McGuire
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Lesiie
Sz - Hicks
Delaney
Blackbur
Robertson
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Blackburn
Bepo
Hope
Hell
Meyers
Robertson Hone
Papke
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AB Ritpoa
Norvlly
Mr &Ilingham
Hender
Smivaeerce & Schultz
O.sy
Verebesseee
Reenwenes
I. Armstrong
Aloore
Tislis
Rtdeee
A Micka
Burs
Nixon
Rene
Marshalstown
T. Ie
Niece
Seth Schulte
Nixo
Batts
Nixons
Panke
Tinie
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