Hawks Fall Short as Waterloo Wins Dramatic Ninth
Dubuque 3,713 fans witness a tense finish as Waterloo edge the Hawks 2 to 1 in the ninth. Willoughby allows two hits and lacks run support while mutlin receives a gift watch after his first at bat. Harsh crowd and two controversial plays mark a memorable season closer in Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Hawks
Claude Willoughby
Manchester
Charles Mutlen
Foster
Ware
Harold Horseshoes
Sam Hinton
Armstrong
Schulz
Hinton
Willoughby
Mulisn
Brentt Schleicker
Jim Delaney
Schleicker
Johnny O'Shea
Grant
Kuehl
Clarke
Texas
Groft
Hyde
Dixon
Finkler
Ollie
Hicks
McCrack- On
Rentz
Cletus Dixon
Wayland Hicks
University of Iowa
Hogan
Delaney
Meier
A. G. Willford
Walter French
Mullen
Waterina
Sueste
Black Hawk County
Baseball standings and results from major leagues
American League leaders Detroit 10 Cleveland 7 Chicago 7 St Louis 4 Philadelphia Washington rain. National League Boston 11 New York 6 Franklin Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2. American Association Columbus 11 Toledo 4 St Paul 11 Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 4 Louisville Indianapolis rain. Saturday results Waterloo 4 Dubuque 2 Waterloo 4 Dubuque 2 Rock Island Burlington 7 Moline Marshalltown 5 Cedar Rapids 8 Ottumwa 4 New York 5 Philadelphia 4 Washington 12 Boston Detroit 4 Cleveland 2 Chicago 3 St Louis 2 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 14 Boston 8 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3 St Paul 7 Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 2 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 1 Toledo 7 Columbus 2
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Detroit
Clevelannn
Chicago
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Thubuque
Dubuque
Rock Teland
Burlington
Moline
Marshalltown
Cedar Traiids
Otuyumwa
New York
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louisa
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Clincinnati
American Association
Sik Paul
Xinneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Tolelo
Columbus
Mississippi Vatley
Pett
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Cedar Trapids
Ouumwa
Eld
Marshallo Moline Seeeld
Anerican Leagie
York
Heston
Lousroe
Ween
ATI
Cleveland Totas
Philadelphia A
Cinelmart
Titburgh
ATS
la Louis
Palladelphia
American Association St. Paw
Trollanzpolis
Minneapolis - Pees
Carpentier Sprained Ankle After Gibbons Bout
Georges Carpentier, defeated by Tommy Gibbons in a 10 round bout at Michigan City, Ind, remained bedridden with a badly swollen sprained right ankle in the ninth round. Four physicians reported serious ligament damage.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Georges Carpentier
France
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Sanite
Thos
Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Tom Gibbong
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Carpentier
Dempsey
Gibbons
Nimbss
Charley White
Georges
White
Charles
Tom
Aliso
Georges Int
Dempsey Chaui
Paived Preset
Paris
J the
Ting
Eugeni Criqni
Verdun
Danny Frush
England
Criqui
United States
Golf Champions and Teaching Tips From Chester Horton
In this Inside Golf column Chester Horton describes a method to start the golf backswing by shifting weight to the right leg, facing the ball, and avoiding a shoulder turn at the start. He advises tipping onto the right leg to improve freedom in the shoulder turn and notes initial swaying as one learns this move. The piece ends with a copyright note about John Dille Co. Dundee and a past title winner's pledge.
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John ¥. Dille
Eddie Kopel Chosen 1925 Captain of Columbia Ball Team
Eddie Kopel of Henrietta Oklahoma elected captain of Columbia College baseball squad. Sophomore Kopel succeeds Syl McCauley of Dubuque who will join the Chicago White Sox later this month. Team will receive gold baseballs for winning the Western Interstate Conference title with an undefeated record.
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Eddie Kopel
Columbia
Dubuque
Eddie
Kopel
Henrietta
Okla
Columbia College
Syl McCauley
Tablaries
McCauley
Chicago White Sox
Ccollege
Sgt. McCauley
Bernard White
Eldora
Frank Murphy
Sumner
Jake Steg- Alan
Marshalltown
Thomas Mourke
New Haupton
Tom Kelly
Walker
William Tracy
Mason City
Gus Lynch
Williamsburg
Rin Comyay
Aledo
Jack Boyle
Chicago
Cornell Star Paulson Signs with Des Moines Club
Nes Moines report says Guilford Paulson a Cornell College pitcher pitched against Coe College in his last road game and will join Des Moines after June 23. President Foot Keyser announced the signing immediately after Paulson’s strong performance.
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Nes Moines
Guilford Paulson
Cornell College
Coe College
Wes Moines
Thes
Foot. Keyser
Sot Paulson
Coe
Roundup of boxing prospects and Dumont baseball victory
The article previews Lou Hollinger and Everett Strong in a Friday boxing card at Brreetrie Park with Hollinger praised for quick two minute rounds and Strong noted for outboxing Rollinger. Mike Gibbons calls Hollinger a sweet prospect. It also mentions Mark Moore’s taunting of Blue and a Dumont Ta. baseball win over Ackley 5 to 0 with Crotty pitching.
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Everett Strong
Jimmy Nuss
Elky
Lau Res
Baseball
Rellinger
Spencer
Rollinger
Woetoo
Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Blue
Hollinger
Lou
Goofy
Jack Brauchle
Fort Dodge
Breetrie Park
Dick Watts
John Goss
Shea
A. Knipp
Jenkins
Bollinger
Bors
Blur
Mark Moore
Minneapolis
Jenine
Herrick
Moore
Sioux City
Hawks and players shuffle as Bunnies struggle at Rock Island
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the Hawks bungle at Rock Island with weak hitting and fielding, while pitching woes persist. Burlington manager Wingfield is ejected in the sixth. Dynamite Wenz is released to play first base, moving Wingfield to catcher. Dewey Bohannon joins Moline as a rookie outfielder pitcher, and A C Wilford notes a record attendance near 1,500 above previous highs. Andy McEwan starts center and shines with four fly catches and four hits.
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Moline
Plowboys
Jimmy Schatlenberzer
Andy Mekwan
Metropolis
Hawks
Moling
Malagren
Dubuque
Frida
Meling
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Dautugue
Hinton
Armstrene
Auten
F Hyde
Meyer
Oster Poe
Waterloo
Mullen
Olson
O'Shea
Schult
Schult. TF Grant
Ah Kuehl
Clarke
Greoft
Wlloughby
Binkler
Ces
Groft
Delaney
Willough
Oster
Oste
Waterio
Poster
Wara
Willoughy
Dynamite Wenz
Moline Dispatch
McEwan
Andy
Olympic soccer semis see Uruguay and Sweden triumph
In the Olympic semifinal Paris matches Uruguay beat France 5 to 0 while Sweden defeated Egypt by five goals. Other boxing and boxing-adjacent notes include New York lightweight title eliminations and Dempsey readiness comments en route to future bouts.
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Paris
Uruguay
Sweden
France
Egypt
New York
Louis Vincentini
John
Ny Dundee
Madison Square
Burden
Benny Leonard
Sid Barbarian
Detroit
Jack Bernstein
Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Wil
Hemeets
Lew Tendler
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Johny ‘Dundée
East Chicago
Jack Kear
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Wiis
Firpo
Firpo Wills Set for Buenos Aires Bout With Wills
Luis Firpo expected to sign in Buenos Aires for a match with Harry Wills at Boyles Thirty Acres in Jepay City in August promoted by Tex Rickard. The bout backs elimination plans before a winner faces Jack Dempsey in September. Firpo to receive about 250000 dollars. Wills’ stipend undisclosed. Jack Kearns to arrive for talks on championship plans.
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Associated Press
New York
Luis Firpo
Buenos Aires
Harry Wills
Boyles Thirty Acres
Jepay City
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
I. C. Nine Defeats Grundy Center 4 1
The Illinois Central baseball team defeated Grundy Center 4 to 1 yesterday on the Grundy Center field. It was the third meeting of the two teams this season with Grundy Center winning the prior two games by 2 to 1 and 6 to 1. Schmidt pitched a solid game for the shopmen allowing only three hits. A large crowd watched a hard fought contest with both sides playing well.
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Dumont
Ackley
Dumont, Ta
Decoration Day
Crotty
Ilinois Central Shops
Grundy Center
Schmidt Nitchea
Shopmen
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Track Meet Over Penn
Yale captured the Intercollegiate track and field championship in Cambridge on June 2, ending three years of far western dominance. The Blue edged Pennsylvania 28 to 27, with LeLand Stanford placing third at 24 points, Princeton fourth, and Penn State fifth. California totaled just enough to place in the distant west.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
IC. A.A
Blue
Pennsylvania
Lelind Stanford
Far West
Princeton
Penn State
Califor Nia
California
Raymond third in half mile at national high school meet
Del Raymond of East High placed third in the second section of the half mile at the national high school track meet in Chicago. He clocked 2 004-5 in a strong field, despite drawing the fortieth lane on the outside rim. The Waterloo l school scored its first meet points in history.
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del Raymond
East High
University of Chicago
Vincent
Ottumwa
Thelen
Northeast High
Kansas City
Raymond
Waterloo
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Kanae
Fort Collins
Col
Ued
Deerfield
Ill
Oak Park
Houston
Tex
Yesterday's Homers and Season Totals Snapshot
Snapshot of last day's homeruns with players and teams cited including Brooklyn Terry New York and Taylor plus National League and American League mentions. Season totals show Ampringa and Cobb among leaders with scattered team pairings and run counts.
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Yournier
Brooklyn
Terry
New Fork
Zee
Taylor
aAmerican— Jacobson
St. Louis
Cobb
Detroit
Hooper
Chicago
EB. Collins
Wational
Ampringa
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Jim Stone
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Henry Wingield
Dewey ‘Bohannen
Parmington
Altho
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Dubuane
Martin Bros. Cigar Co
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I.C
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East
Hast
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Jefferson High
Los Angeles
Akron
Franklin High
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Ian
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Economy Heat Company
St. Louis, Mo
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