Hawks Lose as Plowboys Rally in Dark of June
The Waterloo Plowboys beat the Hawks 3 to 1 after a tense game marked by Dixon's complaints over resin usage and a late rally. Key plays included Bartlett’s three RBI triple and Archie Kelsey’s eighth inning homer, with Rye making a running catch to rob a triple.
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Motins
Dick Richards
Finnegan
Cletus Dixon
Anthon
Dixon
Richards
Bureheri
Wabash College
Waterloo
Rock Island
Wyatt
Wabash
Eldora
Hawks
House
Jimmy Shollenbeimer
Hartlett
Guppy
Fithe
Bartratt
Grofit
Archie Kelsey
Grant
Rye
Plowboys
Clarke
Moline
Gregory
Barnett
Andre
Smith
Bartlett
Willoughby
Milwaukee
Moose Spurback
Kelsey
Bell and Kettenbei
Uy Dixon
McDermott
Grott
Moboy
Thisle
Homerun
Bartlete
Ity
Lisle
Yount
Young
Makeover
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Streck
House Bartlett
Hou
Oy Bartlett
Grote
Pire
Chaotic Notes and Local Snippets From Waterloo Journal
A fragmented Riverside page carries poems and stray sentences about weather, derelict humor, and local events. It mentions Iowa colleges possibly abandoning spring football practice, a lawsuit filed by Reuben Malmgren, and odd musings on social scenes, with scattered names and places like Waterloo and Chicago.
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Iowa
McGinnity Retires as Ansons Win in Marshalltown
In Dubuque on June 11 Joe McGinnity retired from the fast game in the second inning. Robertson tried to stop a late Ansons onslaught at Marshalltown but failed. El Tote contributed to the Ansons 10 run win as McGinnity failed to puzzle the Ansons and the Dubs suffer another loss.
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Dubuque
Joe McGinnity
Robertson
Mewly Sigerd
Marshalltown
el- Tote
Ansons
Knipp Defeats Bowers in Fast Six Round Bout at Electric Park
Albert Knipp defeated Bow ers in six brisk rounds before about 3 500 fans at Electric Park. Knipp struck decisively in the fourth with a short right that felled Bowers, while Bowers relied on dodges and countering. The crowd roared as both men showed fatigue in the late rounds. preliminaries featured White Brown McGraw and others as spectators enjoyed the program.
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Electric Park
Conrad
Knipp
Gowers
Knion
Albert
Bowers
Altho
Ralph Alexander
Abel
Local Baseball Standings and Western League Scores
Baseball standings from the Mississippi Valley League and American League with teams like Rock Island Burlington Moline Waterloo Cedar Rapids and others. Western League results include Des Moines Oklahoma City Wichita and Omaha along with tied or partial scores. Also notes on Grand Canyon antelope plans and frontier travel tips about Wil ter hags and cooling bags.
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Rock Island
Burlington
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Moline
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ottomar
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Loule
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phrladelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Benton
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St Paul
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Tdncola
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver
St. Jozeph
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EAGEE
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American Association
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Omaha Ee
Berlenbach MeTigue Rematch Planned for August Bout
New York report confirms a rematch between Paul Berlenbach and Mike MeTigue set for August after Berlenbach captured the light heavyweight title from MeTigue in a earlier bout. The pairing surprised many as Jack Delancey had been expected as the next challenger. A hospital fund show at the Polo Grounds with heavyweights Wattles, Wills, and Weinert is targeted for July, with Greb vs Walker in the middleweight welterweight matches.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Paul Berlenbach
Mike MeTigue
Rickard
Berlenbach
MeTigue
Jack Delancey
Airy Wills
Charley Weinert
Harry Greb
Mickel Walker
Portable Camp Wagons and Ant Protection In Camping
The article discusses ant prevention for picnics and table use by placing water in tin cans and keeping the camp area pest free. It describes portable camp wagons as mobile camping units with various features from simple to fully equipped models and notes the sheep wagon as the original portable camp wagon still used in western states.
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Ela
Nile
Jockumsen Wins High School Golf Tourney
Cedar Falls box score shows Jarokl Tockumsen defeating Lawrence Kilgore 6 up in the county Interscholastic golf championship at Sunnyside links. Burr Lichty presented the champion a cap and Kilgore received a wrist watch and club membership card for his efforts. In Los Angeles Joe Stecher earned his first post title win by taking two falls from Dan Koloff in a heavyweight wrestling match.
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Cedar Falls
Lawrence Kiljore
Waterloo East High
Sunnyside Links
Burr Lichty
Kilgore
Stecher Wiens
Los Angeles
Cal
Joey Stecher
Dan Koloff
Stecher
Reds win sixth straight to gain in NL pennant race
Cincinnati tightened its hold on the NL first division by winning six games in a row. The Reds beat Philadelphia 3 2 as Cruz hit two homers in the opening inning and George Crutz sparked Cincinnati with key hits. Meanwhile, Bob Meusel and the Yankees matched four other clubs with strong hitting in a day of major league action.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
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Cruz
Pittsburgh
Bravas
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Indians
Cleveland
Ernie Johnson
Yankees
Bob Shawkey
White Sox
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Pioch
French
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Ed Welsh
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Crutz
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Cavaney
Neikaus
Heb Shanker
Yankee
Jadmirers
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Iken Williams
Piteher Erhardt
Dodgers
Piteher Valentine
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi Valley Leaps
Chicago White Sox
Sinaison
Ottomien
Rentstein
Grandmother Wins 21 Hole Golf Match
In Greenwich Connecticut on June 11 Mrs Caleb F Fox of Philadelphia a grandmother and national contender for 25 years defeated Miss Harriet Curtis of Boston who was 1908 national champion and 1907 finalist. Also notes a Belle Plaine Iowa shotgun event with seven events and $1 entry.
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Conn
Caleb F. Fox
Philadelphia
Harriet Curtis
Boston
Go? Signals Spark Confusion in Center Field
A vivid rear view shows a catcher signaling from the center field with field glasses through an opening in the scoreboard letter O. An operator signals hitters using a thin white stick, prompting questions about what is being pitched and why the signs are visible.
Absence of White Smoke Signaled Yankee Sign Steal
Former players recount how the New York Yankees used a sign-stealing trick by signaling batters. A catcher’s sign was altered with a white stick showing fastballs and leaving curves blank, allowing hitters to guess pitches.
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AL Demarer
N. X
Ginnin
Yankees
Liddie Murray
White Sox
New York
Eddie
Sox
Yankee
Crosh
Bunnies Again Top League with 6-3 Win
Cedar Rapids regains league lead by defeating Ottumwa 6 to 3 in the opener. Bohannon Valentine and Spear homer for the Bunnies as Conkey and Brandon contribute key hits. Johnson pitches for Ottumwa and takes the loss.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Bohannan
Valentine
Spear
Brandon
Conker
Cedar Rapiis
Abrhpork Rand
le Sa Ol Spans
Anson
Orm
White
Conkey
Saltzgaver
Gol Odo
Swenson
Ith
Rohannan
Huarte
Hases
Johnson
Kirk
Promoter Announces Wills Godfrey Bout. No Contracts Signed
In Los Angeles promoter Dick Donald confirms a 10 or 12 round heavyweight bout between Harry Wills and George Godfrey. Neither fighter has signed. managers Mullins and Dougherty have agreed on the match. Date undecided, with possible August weekend or September 7 Labor Day. Purses not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dick Donald
Harry Wills
George Godfrey
Altho
Paddy Mullins
Jimmy Dougherty
Donald
Walker Greb fight postponed stirs manager Dempsey link
Boxing turmoil in New York centers on Mickey Walker and Harry Greb with Jack Kearns seeking a manager license from the New York Athletic Commission. Kearns faces Dempsey-Wills pressure while Walker nurse an injury and a two week window before a possible bout. Broadway officials remain noncommittal as Kearns seeks a path to a Walker Greb meeting.
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International News Sports
New York
Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
Walker
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wills Cheft
Broadway
Berlin
Gene Tunney
Wills
Tunney
Mr. Kearns
Mr.Kearns
Driving for low launches and rolling finishes in golf
Advice from ANE G. Baptinora on using a higher tee and driver with a straight face to produce a long low drive that rises just above ground and travels with a strong roll. Emphasizes upright swing and meeting the ball squarely on the downswing for distance and a rolling end.
Hornsby Inspires CardTo Do Getter Things As Manager
Regers Hornsby star playing manager of the St Louis Cardinals has energized the club in 14 days, lifting it from a slump to threat for the pennant. He leads the majors in home runs with 16 and has boosted his batting average by 26 points, while letting players think for themselves and handle duties from pitching to pinch hitting. The Cardinals, buoyed by Hornsby, show heart in series with the Brooklyn Robins.
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New York
Regers Hornsby
St.Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Burnen Ig
Rajah
Rickey
Johnn McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Iughey Jennings
Aittle
Travs
Lefty Irvin Shuts Beemed Bees in Burlington Loss
Lefty Irvin held Burlington to five hits as Rock Island used timely hitting to win 6 to 3. Dorsey powered Burlington with a three base hit while Mann and Stoecker contributed, but Irvin worked out of trouble and Rock Island held on for the victory.
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Grundy Center
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Cook
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Gregory
Spicer
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Triburgur
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Schuttz
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Murphy
Gray
Reo
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Mene Groat
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Mann
Wae
Crawford
Stnecker
Hause
Tio Rack Island
Ant
Dorsey
Gerken
Walsh
Kesel- Cronin
Wesal
House
Stoecker
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Farr
Wolfs
Clark's Famous Cruises announces globe cruises with varied itineraries
Clark's Famous Cruises lists tours including a 63 day Summer Cruise to Norway and the Western Mediterranean priced from 550 to 1800, a 128 day Around the World Cruise from 1250 to 3000, a 62 day Mediterranean Cruise from 600 to 2700, and a 60 day South America Rio to Buenos Aires voyage priced 550 to, with a 3 day Norway and Western Mediterranean option at 350 to 1300. Rates include hotels drives guides and fees. Established 30 years. F C Clark Times Edg New York.
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Norway
Mediterranean
South America
Rio
Buenos Aires
F.C. Clark
Times Edg
New York
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