RAGANITES SPLIT SUNDAY MATINEE WITH ANGONIANS
Waterloo divided honors with league leaders in a double bill on Sunday. Marshalltown won the opener 9 to 2, while the Hawks, led by Pat Ragan, claimed the second 5 to 3. Lindner and Richter pitched, with Ragan fanning seven in seven innings. Zart and Clemons made key plays as the Hawks built an early lead and held on despite steady Waterloo hitting.
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Marshalltown
Hawks
Patagan
O'Shea
McEwan Haying
Pilcher
Anson
Paison
Heard
Zart
Thomason
Ragan
Pat Ragan
Ansons
Rarsemen
Stavenger
Hill
Messner
Lenahan
Clemons
Barger
Tolle
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Melwan
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Bart
Too
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Bezdirtz
Ib Bubbs
Lindser
Thres
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Richter
Oy Richter
Pexdirtz
Luboe
Bath Thomason
Utpire
Johnson
Mershaltown
Abrhtpore Forsythe
Pitcher
Afea
Cee Weay Bruvenger
Eon Clemons
Church
Raganballa
Schweite
Ragen
Johne
Cedar Rapids
Dubuqiue Dubugque
Fuly
Ray
Spea
Dwuuque
Ironman McGinnity
Jackson
Valentine
Dubuque
Cedar Manta
IMB
Heema
Leonard Recovers 85000 After Tendler Bout Feud
New York reports Benny Leonard has had the $5,000 forfeit issued after failing to box Lew Tendler in Philadelphia. The money and a friendly note were returned, with wishes for Leonard's future success.
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New York
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Philadelphia
Leonard
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
The piece mocks cussedness and the era's urban excesses as a clash between vanity and restraint. It questions modern vice and the idea that sophistication admits moral laxity while pondering culture, religion, and social norms with satirical bite.
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J .P.mcevoy
Homeron Marks One Day Major League Homers Smashes Record
Chicago July 31 Smashing all major league homerun records for one day a total of 20 four base hits were recorded Saturday across the American and National leagues. The National League logged 14 of the total seven in the Cubs Phillies doubleheader at Philadelphia where the Phillies hit five and the Cubs two. The tally lists players from the Phillies Pirates Cubs and Cardinals among others with prominent names like Ruth Williams and Carey appearing in the American and National leagues.
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Chicago
Cubs
Henline
Phils
Russell
Mrates
Les
Phil Cheaves
Willkinis
St. Louia
Miller
Philadelphia
Jacobson
St. Louis
Mentuky
Boston
National Carey
Pittsburgh
High
Brooklyn
Waterloo Knights of Columbus Defeat Raymond in Diamond Contest
Raymond July 31 Waterloo Knights of Columbus defeated Raymond club 14 to 0 in a diamond contest. Waterloo used two pitchers to slow the Raymond attack but failed to stop them beyond one inning. Hofer and Weegan, Wills, Farrel and Youngblot credited with batteries.
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Raymond
Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Raymond Club
Pwo
Waterloo K
Raymond Eee
Hofer
Weegan
Willsmar
Farrel
Youngblot
Waterloo Walkovers Versus Dike Postponed By Wet Grounds
Wet grounds prevented the scheduled game yesterday between the Waterloo Walkovers and Dike clubs. The match likely will be rescheduled for a future date. Waterloo Knights of Columbus defeated the Dike team in a Sunday game here on August 13.
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Dike
Waterloo
Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Hudson Tops Sunday Exhibition At Center Field
Hudson defeated Eagle Center in a fast exhibition marked by high strikeout totals. Hobbins fanned seven for the visitors and Schmitt struck out ten for Hudson in a 7 to 6 win. Wet grounds forced the Rathns Packers game with Washburn to be postponed.
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Hudson
Base Center
Eagle Center
Hobbins
Schmitt Wat
Yrobbins
T Senmide
Metcalt
Baseball rules Q and A errors from 1922
A 1922 column by Sol Metzger discusses common baseball rulings. It covers rulings on runners, outs on fly balls, appeals on runners, bunt interference, time calls with a ball not in play, fair ball and bat interference, and questions answered by Charles D White.
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Hugner
Hinds
Sol Metzger
Charles D. White
Gare
Browns Take AL Lead Despite Absences and Homers
The St Louis Browns move to first place led by Wright and Williams twenty fifth homers despite missing Sisler and Severeid. The Cardinals beat the Dodgers while the Pirates rose to fifth after Brooklyn’s late rally. Ty Cobb slumped to .600 while Detroit topped Philadelphia 7 2 as 18,000 watched Brooklyn push hard in a 2 1 loss to St Louis Cards.
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Bt. Louis Browns
George Sisler
Hank Severeid
Wright
Kenneth Willams
Cardinals
Robinson
Dodgers
Hants
Pittsburghurg
Browns
White Sox
Red Sox
Wale Hoyt
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Uhle
Washington
Phttspurgh
Giants
Max Carey
Russell
Morrison
Douglas
Brooklyn
Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Ory
Boor Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Philadelphia
Bing Miller
Athletics
St. Louis
Brooklyn Gelt
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
American League leaders Cleveland 11 Washington 3 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 New York 3 St Louis 4 Boston listed. National League shows Pittsburgh 7 New York in dispute with St Louis 3 Brooklyn 2, plus Cincinnati 5-2 Boston 4-1. Western League reports Des Moines 12-3 and Omaha 2-2. Numerous rain and wet grounds notes for Marshalltown Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Sioux City Des Moines Tulsa Wichita St Joseph Oklahoma City.
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Washington
Betreit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Omaha
Tulsa
Wichita
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Cincinnati
Detroit
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Foledo
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Tay Bet Cedar Apie
Alrohall Low
Rock Island
Waterluog
Dubuque
Lena
York
Philadelphi
Pet
St Vouls
St Ls
Pet Joseph
Oklahoma
The Amateur Golfer by Doug Bragdon
A practical guide to mashie use for beginners explaining high and short shots with swing length, stance, and ball position. It covers common faults, bunker play, and the need to practice to gain efficiency and widen club selection on the course.
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Doug Bragdon
Crescens Wins Fourth Annual Cleveland to Put In Bay Race
Commodore A M Mc Leod’s cabin cruiser Crescens wins the fourth annual long distance reliability race from Cleveland to Put In Bay and back for the Commodor Scripps $5,000 trophy. Johnny Dempsey and heavyweight champ Jack Brennan prepare training quarters in Michigan City. St Louis Americans buy Thomas Rich from Cleveland Appalachians and sign Harvey J Thompson.
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Cleveland
A.M. McLeod
Crescens
Michigan City
Ind
Johnny Dempsey
Jack
Major League Records Today in 1888 and 1893
Record roundup lists a no hit game by c Wey ning for Philadelphia against Kansas City on July 31 1888 and another no hit game by Rusia of New York versus Brooklyn in 1893. It notes most chances accepted by pitchers 11 J Meekin of Washington and EB Stricklett and Walsh ties, plus records for most assists by a pitcher with George McConnell M G Woit wang noted.
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C. Weyning
Philadelphia
Kansas City
A. A
A. Rusia
New York
Brooklyn
N. L
Tay
J. Meekin
Washington
SN. L
EB. Stricklett
A. Walsh
Chicago
A. Ts
J. Meckin
N. En
EB. A. Walsh
George McConnell
M. G. Woitwang
Iowa U May Add Year for Engineers
Iowa City July 31 A five year engineering course may start in 1923 at the University of Iowa. Dean William G Raymond says the plan aims to broaden training without adding total technical study and aligns with moves by other schools to extend programs. A Chicago meeting of engineering deans endorsed the idea after discussion.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
William G. Raymond
College of Applied Science
Chicago
Negan Raymond
Iowa
Harvard
Five Leading Hitiers Against A Forbidden Delicacy
The mincense has faced strong opposition from Puritans and many clergymen in the eighteenth century, who banned or frowned upon it as a forbidden delicacy due to religious and moral concerns.
Giants and Braves pull big trade in busy market
In New York and Boston heavy player exchanges flow from Harry Frazee's dealings. Joe Dugan and Elmer Smith join the Yankees, Wilson Webster Mitchell and Elm er Miller go to the Red Sox. Fred Toney moves to Boston, Hugh McQuillan to the Giants, with six figures mentioned for the Giants to the Braves. Cecil Causey and Pat Shea shift between Indianapolis and Memphis as McQuillan and Toney prepare to report to new clubs.
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New York
Gotham
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Yankees
Frazee
Yanks
Joe Dugan
Elmer Smith
Wilson Webster
Mitchell
Elmer Miller
Boston
Fred Toney
Hugh McQuillan
Giants
Braves
Larry Benton
Memphis
Walter Howlipan
Middlebury College
Vermont
Cecil Causey
Indianapolis
American Association
Pat Shea
McQuillan
Toney
Women Golfers Vie in Sunnyside Special Event
Sunnyside Country Club hosts a special women golfers event announced by William Hatchie. The opening feature is a handicap flag contest to equalize rounds, followed by stroke play with flags marking each player's ball location after the final stroke. committee members will score.
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Sunnyside Country Club
William Hatchie
Pomumittee
Scar
Tree Climbing Dog Draws Kids in Charles City
In Charles City Iowa July 31 a unique dog owned by boys near the Frank Linnell residence climbs trees to reach cats or boys as an incentive. The animal scales eight to ten feet, jumps to a rope seven or eight feet high and hangs on, then returns with a milk pail full of milk from the station.
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Charles City
Frank Linnell
Waterloo Ravens Lose To Bayside 26 4 In Hard Fought Game
Bayside defeated the Waterloo Ravens by 26 to 4 after a tense contest that opened with a scoreless middle span. Waterloos defense held Bayside to two runs through five innings before a sixth inning surge widened the gap. A chaotic finish left Bayside ahead and the Riverside crowd buzzing about key moments and the late rally.
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Mason City
Daly
Bayside
Waterloo Ravens
Hare
Baysides
Matthews
Shriver Promises Big League Promise for Dodgers Pitcher
Shriver, a four recruit pitcher from Saginaw club, debuts for the Brooklyn Dodgers in a win over Philadelphia. He held the Phillies to three hits while facing a near shutout, and his fast, accurate hook shows early major league potential.
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Shriver
Brooklyn Dodgers
Saginaw
Philadelphia
Sam Post
Hig
Dodger
Harry
Eldora People See Yellowstone Park Driving Trip
A party from Eldora Iowa recently toured Yellowstone National Park, covering about 3300 miles in three weeks. Dr Grey drove Miss Hoover’s coupe. the travelers included Dr and Mrs Griss Lillian Hoover and the M Nobingen and Bregman, teachers in Eldora Public Schools. They reached the continental divide and Lake Iris noted for yellow water lilies. park features impressed them. License to pass the park costs 7.60 with capacity for riders in one car.
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Eldora
Yellowstone National Park
Griss
Lillian Hoover
M Nobingen
Bregman
Dr. Grey
Miss Hoover
Lake Iris
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Oil boom tale from Dallas writer seeks weekly column
A Dallas woman named Mrs Bill Bacon offers to provide an oil boom story for the Herald at 1 25 per installment. The request appears amid a fragmentary note alleging financial strain and warnings about banditry and cost to Iowa, with the writer's name unclear and the piece left adrift.
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Anthon Herald
Bill Bacon
Dallas
Tex
the Herald
Southwest
Iowa
Silent Practice Device Aids Student Singers
The Herald notes a new appliance for singing students allows practice without any sound escaping the room. This quiet device enables disciplined vocal training while preserving surrounding peace and reducing disturbance to others.
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