Brooklyn Loses to Chicago 6 3 in Opening Game
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 as Pfeffer struggled early and Mamaux was hit consistently. Key hits by Macher, Maisel, and Griffith highlighted the Chicago win in the first game of the series.
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Chicago
Pfeffer
Wheat
Warner
Taylor
Sipien
Wheat Hood
Sullivan
Terry
Deabie sAays
Hollacher
Freeman
Mamaux
Preffer
Effer
Freegman
Mamweux
Boyle's Bunnies Lose Again in Cedar Rapids Ninth
Rock Island reports a 6 to 3 loss to Cedar Rapids with Cedar Rapids scoring in two runs in the top of the eighth and three more in the ninth before a double play ended the threat. Batteries: Tengen Fickerle for Cedar Rapids. Miller Ambrose Tate for Rock Island.
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Rock Island
Cole
Etole
Westering
Cedar Rapis
Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Tengen
Fickerle
Mitler
Ambrose
Tate
Eade
Tere Haste
Ind
Bloom- Sizton
Terre
Bloomington- Terre
Farler
Coleman
Pectia
Evansville
Ture
Peoria
Ani
Rothfora
McWhorter
Senesreer Leyme, Payne and
Higeby
Des Moines Stakes $200 For Horseshoe Title Match
Des Moines announces a $200 forfeit posted by C D Davis of Columbus for the world horseshoe pitching championship match against Frank Jackson Keilerton. The June 10 contest here will determine the title as Jackson holds the world record with 18 straight double ringers in tournament play.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Davis
Columbus
Frank Jackson
Keilerton
Jackson
Max Miller Chosen West High Track Captain for 1922
Max Miller elected captain of West High track team for 1922 at a track letters meeting. A dash man known for sprint times of 10.3 seconds in the 100 and 24 seconds in the 220, he also won the pole vault at the Ames meet this year. He is brother of famed West High figure Doc Miller.
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Max Miller
West High
Max
Doc” Miller
Ames
Twin Bed Lecture Turns Into Domestic Strife
A comic strip dialogue reveals a married couple clashing over a ball game alibi and supper plans. The wife asserts neglect and demands honesty about outings while defending her mother and home life amid sarcastic exchanges and lingering tensions. The piece mirrors domestic humor with sharp back and forth and a final parental caveat.
Modern Clashes for Heavyweight Fighting Honors
A retelling recalls the 1889 Sullivan Kilrain title bout in an open Richburg Mississippi field. July heat, two hours and 18 minutes of brutal fighting, blood and sweat, with Kilrain finally unable to continue as Governor, legislators, soldiers and a wary sheriff debated ending the fight before the crowd unanimously voted to proceed.
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Associated Press
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Julie
Sullivan
Kilrain
Gang 2
Sheriff Coward
Merion County
Ajay
Two pals and motorcycle crash injures one rider
Manuel Limperis and Nic Pappas were riding on South End Eleventh streets when an excessive speed crash hurled them onto the pavement. Pappas escaped unharmed while Limperis sustained leg injuries and could not walk the next day.
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Manuel Limperis
Southend
Limperis
Nic Pappas
Pappas
Oelwein Narrowly Trumps Jesup in Local Ball Game
Oelwein defeated Jesup 2 to 1 in a rattling good Thursday matinee here. Catches by Youngblut and Jarrett for the locals were features. The score shows Oelwein 2 Jesup 1 with Crabb Wagner Holsclaw and Eater handling the batteries.
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Jesup
Oelwein
Youngblut
Jarrett
lOetwein
Crabb
Wagner
Holsclaw
Eater
Stanislaus Zbyszko Defeats Ivan Linow in 69-Minute Bout
In Philadelphia Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Ivan Linow using a toe hold after a 69 minute match. The lengthy bout showcased Zbyszko's grappling skill as he secured the victory in the sports flash.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Ivan Linow
Chicago takes 8 3 over Washington in rough game
Chicago bunched hits off Mogridge and Erickson to beat Washington 8 to 3. Mulligan homered and tripled, driving in five runs as Chicago built early lead. Cohered notes list detailed box with Mulligan, Hartis, Gharrits and Shanks among key contributors.
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Washington
D. C
Tpetrnice Faber
Chicago
Mogridge
Erickson
Chiesgo Etal
Philadelphia
Jington
Mulligan
Cleveland
New York
Boston St Leo
Indianapolis
Gijaonson
Mullizan
Collins
Hooper
Harns
Stoomington
Eyansville
Shanks
Gharrity
O’ Rourke
Wichita
Oklahoma
Mulan
Shale City
Pope Esridge
Wighth
Joseph
iShicago
Des Moines
Shank
Homeru
Ries
O'Rourke
Milan
Gharrits
jHartis
Jett
Chicaro
Faber
Yaryan
Boston
Mass
L Walters
Pratt
Sewell
Ang Tephenson
Bagby and
Thomas
Russell
Pennock
Walters
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American Association results include Milwaukee 9 over Indianapolis 1, Minneapolis 6 over Columbus 1, Toledo 9 over St Paul 2, Louisville 11 over Kansas City. Western League games feature Des Moines 3 over St Joseph 0, Omaha 9 over Stony 4, Oklahoma City 3 over Lipton 4, Wichita 2 over Tulsa 0.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Stony
Oklahoma City
Loptin
Wichita
Tulsa
Records Likely at Western Conference Track Meet
Chicago June 4 two hundred and fifty athletes from 11 conference schools and eight outsiders gathered at Stage Field for the twenty first Western Conference meet. H B Hoffman of Michigan set a new conference javelin mark with 182 feet 4 inches and top contenders from Wisconsin Illinois Ohio State Chicago Northwestern Purdue Michigan Notre Dame Missouri Ames and others vied for records and points. The meet opened at 2 p m with fair weather and cool lake breezes noted for affecting runners.
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Chicago
Stage
Alinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Notre Dame
Gus Desh
Missouri
Brutus Hamilton
H. B. Hoffman
Michi-gan
Hoffman
Pittenger
Ohio
Sweet
Tllinois
Burns
Ilinois
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Ames
Aggies
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Western State Normal
Butler
Canadian golfers drop new U S stymie rule
June 4 in Toronto Ontario the Royal Canadian Golf Association and its executive committees rescinded the Istymie rule from the United States Golf Association and revert to the old Revel and Ancient club option at St Andrews. The vote cited adherence to Revel and Ancient club norms and possible plebiscite of Canadian posters on the question. The Open Championship of Canada moves to Toronto Golf Club August 1 and 2, shifting from the previously set dates.
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Toronto
Ontario
United States Golf Association
Royal Canadian Golf
St Andrews
Canada
Toronto Golf Club
City Firemen Vanquished by Fast Lc Baseball Nine
In a fast game that turned riotous at the finish the Illinois Central nine defeated the city firemen 28 to 7 at Cedar River Park yesterday afternoon. Battery for the railroad boys Woodall Gallagher. firemen Alexander and Lindsay. Next Friday the I C team faces the James Black Drygoods store nine. Railroad players issue a challenge to 41 counters seeking further games.
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Ilinois Central
Cedar River Park
Woodall Gallagher
Alexander and
Lindsay
Janet Britts
I. C
James 'Black Drygoods Store
Ij. D. Mavell
Elinois Central Yard
Waterloo Rifle Club Meeting Announced at West High Range
Waterloo rifle club schedules a meeting at the West High Range at 7 20 p m Monday. Members and others who may be interested are welcome to attend.
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Waterloo Rifle Club
West High Range
Welco
Airplane Stolen From Field in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind June 4 Police seek a Universal Bern ar d Vallasia owned airplane stolen after being parked at Deming field Wednesday night The owner offers a 3200 reward for its recovery The item appears in a typed fragment from a local notice with a missing portion about a men’s suit and a Three Company advertisement.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bernard Vallasia
Universal
Deming Field
Dempsey resumes hard training for Carpentier bout
Atlantic City June 4 Jack Dempsey returns to intensive conditioning after a four day layoff eager to tune up for a 12 round fight with Carpentier. Manager Jack Kearns notes possible training pauses. Dempsey will spar with Martin Burke Larry Williams and Jack Renault while negotiations continue for Mike Gibbons to join camp. Georges Carpentier also trains at Manhasset pacing his return to form ahead of a likely July 2 clash in New Jersey. A wireless report system will relay blow by blow updates from Jer sey City to recapping offices.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Larry Williams
Jack Renault
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Carpentier
Jess Willard
Georges Wil
Manhasset
Georges Carpentier
Iin
Georges
Pittsburgh
Dempsey Carpentier
Jersey City
Imanufset
Baseball Battle at Pittsburgh Is Class of Season
Pittsburgh race mirrors a giantspirates duel as the pennant chase tightens. Giants pitching under McGraw has fluctuated but shows potential, while George Gibson thrives on strong outings. Rumors say Heinie Groh could join Cincinnati to bolster the pennant bid, with J Benny Kay’s status awaiting clearance. Goldie Rapp struggles at the plate despite top fielding.
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United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Smoketown
Giants
McGraw
George Gibson
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Will
Groh
J. Benny Kay
Goldie Rapp
Shade Draws World Welterweight Champion Britton
Portland June 4 Dave Shade California welterweight fought Jack Britton world welterweight champion to a draw after 16 rounds in a disputed decision by the referee in the Portland bout. Dubuque Defeats Luther in Decorah as college baseball action continues with a 4 to 0 score.
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Dave Shade
Britton
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
California
Jack Britton
Who'll Win Dempsey or Carpentier in the Ring
Lieut Helnie Miller former navy bantam and featherweight champ and Our Navy sports editor weighs in on the Dempsey Carpentier bout. He predicts Dempsey wins if early rounds favor him but Carpentier favored if the fight lasts six rounds or more. He notes service men back Carpentier despite Dempsey war record talk and cites Marquis Queensberry.
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United Press
New York
Helnie Miller
Navy
Our Navy
Dempsey
Boes
Carpentier
Marquis Queensbury
Willie Meehan
Bill Brennan
Hot race in A. L. for swat honors
The American league batting race tightens with Harry Heilmann Detroit .435 leading Cobb Speaker and Sisler. Babe Ruth extends home run total to 118, Cravath slipping. National league Hornsby .413 leads, McHenry Later follow, with nine homers tied by Metszel Kelly. American Association bats pace set by Butler and Hauser. Western League sees Seavelt Lelivelt Matz atop.
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Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
George Sisler
Heiimann
Cobb
Speaker
Sisler
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Cravath
Severeid
Williams
Tobin
Stephenson
Cleveland
Charrity
Washington
R. Jones
Lister
Herris
Bornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis
Hornsby
McHenry
St. Louisian
Mettsel
Philadelphia
Kelly
New York
Southworth
Boston
Johnston
Brooklyn
Schultz
St. Lewis
Snyder
Cutshaw
Pittsburgh
Reb Russell
Butler
Kansas City
American Association
Hauser
Milwaukee
Bunny Brier
Hansar
Brier
Red Russell
Minneapolis
Chicago White Sox
Gainer
Baird
Indianapolis
Kirke
Louisville
Lear
Good
Kansas
Cochran
Russell
Jack Seavelt
Oroaha
Tok
Matz
Sioux City
Lelivelt
Robertson
Jom Hn
Blakesly
Wichita
Haney
Omaha
Chinese student wins Cornell college tennis title
In Mount Vernon Iowa Tane 4 William Tan a Chinese student from Singapore defeated Glen Browning in straight sets to win the Cornell college tennis championship here yesterday. The match was hard fought. Shearer captain at Drake. Des Moines Iowa June 4 James Shearer Mason City was elected a track captain at Drake University there last night.
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Associated Press
Mount Vernon
Tane
William Tan
Singapore
Straights
Glen Browning
Cornell
Shearer
DRAKE
Des Moines
James Shearer
Mason City
Drake University
Legion boxing card to spice June 16 at the armory
The American Legion hosts a boxing fete on Friday June 16 featuring Neal Allison facing Joe Dempsey in a 10 round bout and Ralph Alexander meeting Tommy Roper. Local heavyweight Ralph must handle the younger Bob Roper’s ambitious brother. Preliminaries include Jackie Jenard versus Melichar and Eighting Joe Knipp versus Trout Cedar Rapids. The event aims to spark future Legion fights and lift local boxing interest.
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American Legion Post
Neal Allison
Waterloo
Joe Dempsey
Ralph Alexander
Tommy Roper
Bob Roper
Land of Nod
Neal
Ralph
Dempsey
Otto Borchert
al] Jison
Jackie Jeonard
Melichar
Joe Knipp
Trout
Cedar Rapids
Legion
Armory
Baseball and baseball style scoreboard roundup
Yesterday's heroes and seven others matched a major league record by beating Detroit 15 to 9 as Welsh Dykes Dugan Perkins and Walker contributed. Babe Ruth tallied a single a triple and his sixteenth homer. Yankees fell to the Browns 9 to 8. Giants scored three in the ninth to topple Pirates 4 to 1 Mulligan drove in five runs with a homer and a triple as the White Sox beat the Senators 9 to 3. Men’s suit cleaning ad for Waterloo Laundry Co.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Detroit
Dugan
C ‘Walker
S. Walker
Philadelphi
Leonard
Roth
St. Louis
New York
Davis
Burwell
Severfeld
Hoyt
Collins
Sheehan
Quinn
Schangte
United Press
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Browns
Giants
Pirates
Mulligan
White Sox
Senators
Baseball Roundup at Polo Grounds and More
This recap notes Meusel Pratt and Thomas homering at the Polo Grounds, pushing the weekly total to 21. Alexander suffered a loss to the Cardinals after an 11 game win streak, while George Kelly drove in five of the 11 Giants runs against the Braves. Fillingim issued 10 walks. Meadows of Philadelphia and Bugby of Cleveland opened the season with losses.
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Meusel
Pratt
Thomas
Polo Grounds
Alexander
George Kelly
Giants
Braves
Fillingim
Meadows
Philadelphia
Bugby
Cleveland
Carpentier May Be Playing Possum Says McAuliffe
UPI correspondent Jack McAuliffe reports Manhasset notes on Georges Carpentier ahead of the July 2 bout with Jack Dempsey. He trains in secret sessions, studies open hours but keeps plans close, and may need more sparring against faster, smaller opponents to sharpen his strategy.
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Jack McAuliffe
United Press
Manhasset
Carpentier
Star Chamber
Dempsey
Empsey
Jean- Hette
Gans
Journee
Bors
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MR_UIGGS
Wy Bere Prature Semvnce. Inc
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Waterloo Laundry Co
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W. E. Schollian Distributor
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