Hawks fall to Speas led by Dixon in Cedar Rapids game
In Cedar Rapids the Hawks lost 8 to 3 as Speas and his banditti toppled Dixon's squad. Clarke hit a homer for the Hawks and Dixon stole a base and scored, but fielding miscues and an early bullpen collapse doomed the visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Archie Kelsey
Bill Speas
Banditti
Signor Speas
Cletus Dixon
Dapesters
Willard Dill
Hawks
Jimmy Valentine
Waterloo
Dixon
Custer
Rock Island
Clarke
Stuart Clarke
Richards
Spurbeck
Bunnies
Robert House
McDermott
Jas
Grott
Oelwein C G W to Meet Independence Club Sunday
Oelwein C G W, with an eight win six loss record, faces Independence in a Sunday game at the Oelwein field. It will be the fourth meeting this season, with Oelwein seeking a third win after taking two of the prior games.
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Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Independence
Tie T
Kaney
Upper Tow
Averause
Witt
Becker Sniekter
Johnson
Felder
Roeder
Smith
Quasqueton
Oures
ABC
Keils
McKinstry
Charles Finch
Happy Becker
Country Love Song And Scribbles From A Ragged Page
A rough verse recalls a country girl with peach blush checkered bonnet and simple charm. The text shifts to a chaotic late page with jokes about driving speeds 253 miles a minute and stray notes on linguistics and thieves, ending with a mock punch about Wisconsin students and hay.
Moline Drops 11th Inning Defeat to Ottumwa Matticks
Ottumwa edge Moline 8 to 7 in 11 innings on July 30 with Brandon and the Cardinals homering in the second and ninth. The contest featured a late rally and miscues that sealed Moline’s setback in a tense, extra inning battle.
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Ottumwa
Moline
Brandon
Cardinals
Young
Gardner
Bartleth
iSmith
Sane
Andre
iSalizpever
Lok le Warener
Marlett
Ti Branton
Oan Johns
Nd Tva
Moline Ottumwa
Tekhnsen PT Fapites
Local Youth Cage Squad Holds Drill at State University
Traut, Stith, Waterton and a six-man roster conduct informal practices at the University of Iowa summer session. The group includes regulars and substitutes working toward next season with Leonard, Ruusperyser, George Van Densen, Varne Hosier, Tb. Mivter and Plas Twaertoamy among those training. The only eligible regular not participating last year is Maneat bert.
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Traut
Stith
Waterton
Vity
Iowa
Smith
Geuared
Wawkeye
Hoves
Leonard i Ruusperyser
George van Densen Varne Hosier
Mivter
Plas Twaertoamy
Een Oharlet
Mir
Second Round of Tate Golf Meet Acredulled Today
The state women’s golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club narrowed to eight in the championship flight. Defending champion Mrs. O Waterman of Davenport was expected to reach the semifinals facing Frances Drake of Mason City. Other title bouts featured Mrs. W Strohbehn of Council Bluffs, Velma Drill of Davenport, Lucile Melee of Des Moines, and A C Chipp of Harlan among others in multiple flights and pairings for today’s rounds.
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0. Waterman
Davenport
Frances Drake
Mason
City
W. Strohbehn
Council
Velma Drill
Lucile Melee
Des Moines
Chipp
Harlan
C. Bi. Robb
A. R
J.reel
Marshalltown
Mueller
Richardson
Ear
Fillen Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Preston Daniels
G. J. Shoemaker
Waterloo
Jéanette Witwer
E. G. Morse
Mason City
Ward Baker
Clear Lake
V.s Ethel . McMichael
Ges Moine
TH. I. Tabor
Independence
George Beattie
G. W. Wallace
Misatanippi Valley League standings and golf results
Irregular standings show teams like Dubuque Burlington and Des Moines in league play with multiple scores. Separate golf results list matches and player names including Mrs L W Bryant, Cedar Rapids, and others with scores and up settings across Davenport, Waterloo, Sioux City, and Waterline venues.
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Misatanippi
St. Paul
Toledo
Western Levene
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
L. W. Bryant
Waterline
Murller
Hock Island
Grosenhaugh
Council Bluff
B. N. Richardson
Rock Island
Dills
Dorothy Tay
Sioux City
Ellen Douglas
Joe Raymond
Preston Daniels
de Maines
Ch Boerfler
Waterloo
Ar Raph
Ree Ward
Clear Lake
Beat
Trcl Tale
Puilependance AB
McMichoe
Das
Davis
Davenport
M. Tabor
Independence
GX. Waoerson
Independance
George Beattie
Cedar
State builds two new stadiums in Iowa this summer
Two new athletic stadiums are under construction in Iowa this summer. Drake University plans a 230000 structure expansion at its campus while State College in Ames adds seating capacity and a new addition.
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Lies Moines
Wastesstar
Drake University
State College
Ames
JW. Purcel
Marshalltown Boat
Fremont. O. Peter Manning Sets Half Mile Exhibition Record
Peter Manning, described as a famed trotter, reportedly shattered a world record in a half mile exhibition at Fremont yesterday, clocking a 703 in what was billed as a showcase event.
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Fremont. O
Peter Manning
Senators Crown White Sox In Tense July Day
Washington’s bats rallied for a four run eighth inning to beat Chicago and stay close to the league leaders. Ernie Johnson earned the win with relief while Jones homered earlier for Chicago. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Cleveland also won as pennant races heat up across the league.
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Johnson
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Urban Faber
Blankenship
Deen
Tigers
Philadelphia
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Jett Field
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White Fox
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Eable
Leading Major Hitters in Hawks Nest Pitchers and Trades
Read about Buckman facing illness and hospitalization while several players move between teams. Buck Freeman, Springer, and Larner Weatherington feature in signings and releases. Readlyn-Waverly game notes heavy base theft. Rock Island trades and Southern League signings touched on amid a stream of fragmented notes and player movements.
Dubuque Handily Defeats Burlington 7 to 0 in Baseball
Burlington was shut out by Dubuque 7 to 0. Venemon pitched but allowed six base hits and extra bases as Dubuque pulled away early and held on. Delaney Burrus and Hicks led the offense with two base hits while defenses limited Burlington to nine scattered hits.
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Burlington
Dubuque
Blackburn
Vi Sarnios
Bee
Hpoat Soensteane
McGuire
G Moore
Apt
Leslie
Q Hicks
A Delaney
Linckburn
Venemon
Black
Burn
Cheslie
Schreck
Davenport
Rock Island
MaecDautt
Fe Kress
Ibeter
Bryant
Marshall
Wits
Fireerndis Conrad
Farhec
Nordley
Fdarber
Dorsey
Ross
Farber
Freeman
Bas
Bryant Ummaire
Thinkers praise Pittsburgh as pennant hopeful in 1910 season
The article notes the Pittsburgh club as a hard hitting, well pitched, smart team with 2% pennant potential. It cites John McGraw praising Pittsburgh’s qualifications while acknowledging past late-season collapses and the need to overcome mental hazards from previous exposures to disappointment.
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AL Demaree
Pittsburgt
New York Giants
Jeln McGraw
Pittsburgh
Dougherty Nine Defeats Rockford 3 to 1 in Fair Game
Dougherty defeated Rockford baseball team 3 to 1 in la. July 30. Crotty pitched for Dougherty and held Rockford to one hit in eight innings. Rockford’s only run was unearned.
Record nominations flood Kentucky breeders futurity lists
Lexington Kentucky July 30 AP record breaking nominations fill the breeders futurity for 1925 and 1927 and the centennial misrity feature races at the Kentucky association track. The 1935 futurity for foals of 1923 lists 112 two year olds with fourth payments this month. 675 nominees paid first. The centennial futurity for 1926 drew 330 nominations. The 1927 futurity closed with over 800 nominations. Notables include Walter J. Salmon Harry F. Sinclair and John B Madden with multiple eligibles.
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Jwexington
Kentucky Association
John 3B
Madden
Hamburg
Lexington
Alan O'War
Friar Rock
Omar Khayam
the Finn
Black Toney
Fair Play
Wroomstick
Eastern Stables
Walter J. Salmon
Harry F. Sinclair
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Tdle Hour Farm
EB. R. Bradley
Greentree Stable
Payne ‘Whitney
Audley Farm
B. B. Jones
Kentucky
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
New Ye Lez Cabin
Bennett Advances To Valley Tennis Semifinals
Des Moines reports Paul Bennett of Des Moines and Wray D. Brown of St. Louis move toward the Missouri Valley tournament semifinals with Norton and Coggeshall winning their earlier rounds. Norton defeated Berkelay Bell 6-2 8-2 while Brown beat Ralph Powell 6-0 6-1. Lottie Muller of Fort Leavenworth eyes a title defense in women’s singles after a quick win over Burch as Hagmayer awaits in the semifinal.
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Des Moines
Brian C. Norton
St. Louis
Harris Coggeshall
Iowa
Wray D. Brown
Paul Bennett
Norton
Berkeley
Altho Norton
Bell
Brown
Ralph Powell
Omaha
Crown
Powell
Lottie Muller
Fort Leavenworth
Ce Burch
Lottie Hagmayer
Unclear excerpt on golf swing technique and body pivot
Juxtaposed notes discuss preventing body sway in the backswing. Emphasizes a quarter turn at the waist to pivot and keeping the head still. Warns against sway as unreliable and promotes steady torso rotation as core practice.
Geis Dominates Missouri Boxer in First Round Knockout
In a fast feature at Electric Park Bob White and Jack Akins staged a tour event. Geis overwhelmed Keith of Kansas City with swift blows and a final merciful punch to end the bout in the opening round. White’s win came in a semi windup as Eddie Jackson fell to Muga Crist by technical knockout in the third round.
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Geis
Basker-Motorman
Kid Keith
Kansas City
Electric Park
Keith
Bob White
Jack Akins
Marshalltown
Pune
Eddie Jackson
Muga Crist
Fitzsimmons Offered 710000 to Fight Tunney in 1925
Seaward manager Gartinnd states an offer of 710000 was made for Fitzsimmons to meet Gene Tunney. The note mentions promotions, clubs, and early boxing figures, with scattered references to Chicago, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia teams and wrestlers in a muddled sports page.
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Rudy Case
Nebraska
Maoyte Chinigiy
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