Galloping Hawks Win Final In Hard Hitting Show
Dubuque fell 3 to 2 as Waterloo’s Galloping Hawks pushed their winning streak. Leach and Hill homered for Waterloo, with Thermason bunting and Leach delivering another big hit. Dubuque managed eight hits but failed to capitalize, while Knapton held them scoreless until late.
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Dubuque
Touly
Pat Ragan
Hawks
Waterloo
Hil
Leach
Thermason
Yshea
Ant
Choquette
Jam
Oster
McArenry
Bowman
McDowell
Sant
Mcareary
Waterlac
Bobuaue
Knapton
Areavy
McaAreavy
AlcAreavy
Johnson
Major League Records Today From 19th Century Notes
A garbled historical compilation lists various major league records by date and player, including most errors in a game by Short and others, with references to Mutuals, Buffalo, Chicago, Louisville, New York, St. Louis, and Philadelphia figures. It also notes strikeout records by Wasddell and putouts by Catab otre, with mentions of the American and African leagues and multiple repeated claims of holds by different players.
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Jaly
Short
Hallinan
Mutuals
George Smith
Brook Ia
J. Smith
Buffalo
Raly
Ont
Belders
Ger
Louisville
National League
Maver Tubaly
Fateh Hornsby
St Touts Wallant
Philadelphia
Lee
Matsel
New York
Iams
St. Louis
Detroit Banes
Aia
Joe Mandott to Meet Albert Knipp in Six Rounder
Waterloo boxer Joe Mandott, 135 pounds, will fight Albert Knipp in a six round bout at Electric Park on Wednesday night August 2. Promoter Ralph Alexander announced the card. Preliminaries feature Chet Taber versus Jimmy Burns and Bob McGraw against the United Kid in four round bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mandott
Maxwell
Waterloo
Albert Knipp
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Mandott
Ralph
Knipy
Chet Taber
Jimmy Burns
Watterloo
Bob McGraw
United Kid
Montréal-Tom Kerrigan shines in Canadian Open round
Montréal star Tom Kerrigan leads early action in the Canadian Open golf championship as three dominion stars vie for honors. In Omaha, Nebraska Phil Bagby and Wrat Brown advance in the Missouri Valley tennis event and will clash today to decide the men singles title. Kitty Taylor, infielder for Cairo, changes hands to the Chicago White Sox and will report next week. Detroit sees Mrs. Prin Sherigan win the Michigan women’s golf title while Minneapolis hosts Miss Bods Waléner capturing the Northwest women’s singles tennis crown.
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Montréal
Tom Kerrigan
Sinanee
XL. F
Dominion
Omaha
Neb
Phil Bagby
Wrat Brown
Thema
Wll
Cairo
Fadie Taylor
Kitty League
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Mich
Prin Sherigan
Blsomfeld Hills
Meadowbrook
Michigan
Minneapolis
Mina
Bods Waléner
Winnetaka
Kan
Northwest
A Comic Strip in Type Gwan to Bed Story
A spoof tale recounts Aloyatus and a lively horse named Aloyatus Horsety as a zany adventure. The narrator details playful mischief with radiator leaks, oil pours, and a comical hunt for novelty juices leading to Aloyatus’s downfall after alcohol spoils the ride.
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Atoysius
Caitileen
Llette
Aloysius
Avery Goud
Aloyadus
Moyshua
Soha
Gwan
Many Fair Golfers Now Paired in Park Tourney for Women
A Park tourney for women at Byrnes park golf course opened with many pairs drawn. Matchups include Mrs. Herb Mucha versus Mrs. E. Dr. Wy Rowntree versus Mrs. Arch C. FL Simpson versus Mer, fr. W. Bryant. Jeanette Roemer against Mrs. W. S. Soneman and others led by Mrs. J. Lynch, Letina Seu, Margaret Addington, Miss Garwin, Helen Menges, and Mrs. M. J. Jubne jton.
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Byrnes Park
Herb Mucha
Mra E
I. Wy Rowntree
Arch
AG . C. FL Simpson
Mer
W. Bryant
Jeanette Roemer
W. S. Sonneman
Willam Sheldon
Blit ‘Rohlf
J. J. Lynch
Letina Seu
Margaret Addington
Misa Garwin
Helen Menges
M. J. Jubnejton
Waterloo Ravens Play C. F. Legion To Draw
In Cedar Falls on July 29 a rain shortened ten inning game between the Waterloo Ravens and the Lawn City American Legion ended in a 2–2 draw. Cedar Falls led early, the Ravens were held scoreless until the ninth when they tied it with timely hitting and base stealing. Andy Allison pitched shutout innings on the mound for the Ravens in the ninth and tenth, dimming Cedar Falls scoring chances.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Ravena
Lawn City American Legion
Ravens
Andy Allison
Baseball Interference and Pitcher Position Rules
A reader asks about safe or out calls on a squeeze play and interference when a thrown ball reaches the plate. The discussion covers pitcher stance, stepping back or aside to throw, and whether runners are forced after an uncaught fly ball. Answers reference official actions and advise seeking the sporting editor for definitive rulings.
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Bette
Boex
Ja Hans
Gopyright
Sol Metzger
Charles D. White
Gare
Sporting Editor
Manager Generals With Rough Beds and Big Time Clubs
New York July 29 The recent passing of George Gibson from the payroll of the Pittsburgh National League ball club and lists of major league managers show the uncertainty of managerial favor. The piece surveys past leaders with Pirates and other clubs, noting turnover and the precarious nature of baseball manager jobs across the majors. It also covers Western Tennis Championships opening and a London estimate on weekly fat article production.
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New York
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gibson
Giants
Pirates
Fred Clark
Bill Killefer
Cubs
Fred Mitchell
Braves
Irving Wilhelm
Phillies
Lee Pohl
Browns
Ty Cobb
Thyers
Fohl
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Indians
Hugh Duffy
Red Sox
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Duffy
Mr. Frazee
National and American Baseball Standings Summary
National League standings show New York 8-3 and Chicago 9-0 leading, with Cincinnati 11-7 and Philadelphia 7-11 also noted. American League includes Chicago 4, Philadelphia 12-3, New York 7-3, and Boston 3. Other leagues report Milwaukee 2-1, St Paul 8-4, and Sioux City 5, Des Moines 2 alongside Oklahoma City 2 and Tulsa 7.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Sioux City
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
St. Josepha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Wichita
W. I. Pet
Marshadown
Qedar
Waterloo
Tubumediate Otlumwa
I National Vieague
Ww. T
Pet
Lowis Doe
Pituhargh
Philadelphane
Omlog Heal Ecote
Az Ag
Uals
SAL Delta AZ
Borton
Wr. L. Pet
Has Leonard Lost His Deadly Punch in Recent Years
International News Sports Editor Davis J Walsh argues Leonard has faded but remains tough, while Tendler’s iron jaw limited Leonard’s punch. Historical spark notes mark Leonard’s peak knockout rate in 1916 17 against Mandot Welsh Mitchell and White, contrasted with later bouts including Welling Kansas. Also reports 1919 golf champion William Sheehan won South Dakota amateur title despite a slow course due to a train.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Leonard
Lew
Tendler
Teonard
Joe Mandot
Freddie Welsh
Manhattan Casino
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Joe Welling
Charley White
Rocky Kansas
Chamberlain
S. D
William Sheehan
South Dakota
A. Tillman
Pierre
New York Teams Again Hold Leads In Pennant Race
AP report from Chicago notes the New York Yankees and Giants each lead their leagues after decisive series wins over St Louis. Yankees beat Foil 7 3 as Witt hit two doubles and a homer. Jones limited St Louis to six hits. Giants swept a doubleheader to take four of five from the Cardinals, with McGraw’s club compiling 70 hits for 42 runs. Brooklyn edged back into contention with a 3 3 tie vs Pittsburgh as Vance beat Adams. White Sox and Tigers won. Detroit rallied in the sixth inning for five runs to top Washington. Chicago won a second straight extra inning game over Boston. Carey stole four bases for Pittsburgh but scored none. Cincinnati and Cleveland each had slugging showdowns, while Seattle released pitcher Bukshat Ayhas to Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Yanks
Browns
Foil’s Clan
Witt
Sam Jones
Ken Williams
Giants
Cardinals
McGraw
Hornsby
Ed. Williamson
Lee
Cy Williams
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Babe Adams
Pittsburgh
Terry
Kane
Boston Braves
White Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Washington
Red Sox
Morton
Lindsey
Cleveland
Amos Skunk
Johnny Mostil
Chicago Cubs
Jake Daubert
Reds
Max Carey
Pirates
Carey
Holttocher
Johnston
Burgh
Duncan L. Miller
Chicago. Louis
Schultz
Stittsburgh
Geesdlimbs
Wilbur Good
Kansas City
American Association
Eddie Brown
Indianapolis
Jay Kirke
Lowinsville
Runnning
Becker
Ion Bunny Brief
Mathies
Milwau
Mississippi Valley League Batting and Pitching Records
Statistical recap by Irwin M. Howe from Ashland locket Chicago lists Mississippi Valley League baseball batting and pitching records through Monday July 24. The article also notes public service corporations require new capital of 20.5 billion dollars annually.
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Mississippi Valley League
Mississippi Valley League of Baseball
Irwin M. Howe
Ashland
Ulock
Chicago
United States
The Amateur Golfer by Doug Bragdon on the midiron
The article advises beginners to limit midiron use after tee shots and favors the brassie for longer fairway shots. It warns players about slicing caused by grip or stance and stresses low, controlled contact with the ball to keep it from rising too high.
Cobb on Rampage With Stick in 1922 Batting Chase
Chicago July 29 Ty Cobb of the Detroit Americans blasts to top batting honors in the American League. He leads with .418 after a six game stretch of about 13 hits, surpassing George Sisler of St. Louis who slips to .404. Cobb’s Tigers top team batting at .307 as Sisler also drives totals in bases and stolen bases. Other leagues show Hor hsy leading the National with .498, and Sox prospects in the American Association chase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Detroit Americans
Tyros Cobb
Tiger Pilot
Tyrus
George Sisler
St. Louis
Speaker and
Sisler
Cobb
Sunday Ball Games List From Various Cities
Schedule lists numerous walkover and matchups across towns including Dike Raymond Rath Packers Washburn Rialtos Brandon Westfields Dewar Readlyn Fredericksburg Waverly Denver Sumner West Union Westhate Hawkeye Alpha Maynard Clermont Elgin Arlington Ravens Bayside Mason Grundy Center Parkersburg Hudson Eagle Center. Games span multiple venues with no results reported.
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Dike
K. of C.'s
Raymond
Rath Packers
Washburn
Rialtos
Brandon
Westfields
Dewar
Tripoli
Readlyn
Fredericksburg
Waverly
Denver
Sumner
West Union
S. Westhate
Wests, Gate
Hawkeye
Alpha
Lutherans Edge C G W In Shortened Park Game
First Lutheran Brotherhood led by strong hitting beat Chicago Great Western nine at Byrne Park Friday evening. The game was halted in the last half of the third inning due to darkness with the score 4 to 1. Batteries Holm and Reilke for First Lutheran Burgess and Hulett for C G W.
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First Lutheran Brotherhood
Chicago Great Western Nine
Byrne Park
First Lutheran
Holm and
Reilke
Burgess and
Hulett
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