Hawks Open Three-Game Road Swing With Dubuque Moline
Waterloo baseball team heads to Dubuque for a three game series, then faces Moline in a 12 day road trip. Anderson or Benson likely to pitch final Rock Island game as Hamilton prepares for Dubuque. Thompson loses to Waterloo 3–0 after holding them to three hits, a late rally deciding the game.
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Fragmented excerpt blends flags and quips into verse
A garbled montage blends lines about flags in red white and blue with jokes on fashion hats and a mock question about spelling. It hints at commentary on war, instinct, and public sentiment, interspersed with humorous one liners and stray phrases about a bathing beach and last words.
Athletics Rally to Beat Tigers in Ninth Inning
In Philadelphia on June 14 the Athletics halted Detroit's five game win streak with a ninth inning rally. Captain Collins delivered a pinch hit triple as the A's won 7 to 5, after Detroit had tied the game earlier with two runs in the ninth.
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Indian runners set 480 mile coast marathon start
Eleven Indian runners begin a 480 mile marathon from San Francisco to Grants Pass Oregon. Eight Karooks from Oregon and three runners from New Mexico compete. Expect winner to finish in about ten days.
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Baseball Standings And Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Mississippi Valley League results Waterloo 3 Rock Island 0 Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown 7 Dubuque Ottumwa and Burlington weather disrupted play American League New York 14 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 7 Detroit 4 St Louis 2 Boston 0 Washington 10 Chicago 0 National League Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 6 New York 2 Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis weather issues American Association St Paul 11 Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 7 Columbus 6 Towsville Minneapolis Milwaukee at Toledo rain Western League Open ditto
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Cubs Win Ninth Straight as Giants Fall in Chicago
The Cubs defeated the Giants 6 to 2, extending their winning streak to nine. The game opened with New York scoring early, but Chicago answered with three hits aided by a misplay, then pulled away. Lindstrom and Grimm led the Cubs with key hits while Fitzsimmons took the loss for New York.
Golf as Champions Play It by Mike Brady
Western Open Champion 1922 Mike Brady argues that ball markings do not affect the average golfer’s game though players may believe a preferred marking aids psychology. He notes mechanical tests show markings barely influence flight durability or roll.
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Six Home Runs Power Yankees past Indians 14 to 6
New York, June 14. The Yankees defeated Cleveland 14 to 6 as they smashed six home runs and totaled 37 bases on 15 hits. Ben Paschal subbing for Meusel hit two homers a triple and a double. Collins cleared the bases with a sixth inning homer and added a triple. Lazzeri hit his eighth homer of the year and Dugan belted a two on the bound shot in the fifth with two aboard. Half of Cleveland's runs came in the ninth when Xeis homered with two on.
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Fights Last Night From Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports brisk boxing results with Breenan defeating Simonich 10 rounds in Hot Springs, Murphy beating Zivic 10 in Lowel, Webster stopping Lowrie in 7 in Butte, Silvers outpointing Fink 6 in New York, Garcia stopping Ceccoli in Baltimore, Pilkington outpointing Britt in Jersey City, Vacca vs Brown in Los Angeles, Forbes facing Milo in Indianapolis, and Allen meeting Alte in another card.
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Sharkey Says He'll Lick Dempsey to Frazzle Sharkey
New York June 14 INS Jack Sharkey Boston heavyweight modestly vows to knock out Jack Dempsey in five rounds and then dress down the high toned marine ahead of their July 21 bout Dempsey plans to leave Los Angeles for New York soon and Tex Rickard aims to push the fight to Aug 3 while Dempsey trains at Saratoga Springs New York
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Ascot Stakes Won by Duke of Buckingham in Race
Ascot stakes conclude with Duke of Buckingham winning the race. In citatus places second and Castleberg third as favorites yield 11-2, 100-7, and 25-1. place and show pay a quarter of the win odds.
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Black Hawk Demons Fall in Fast Game at Dunkerton
Cedar Falls June 14 The Black Hawk Demons lost 4 to 3 to a fast Dunkerton nine at Dunkerton Sunday. Dunkerton scored two in the first inning and three in the third to take the lead, which they held. Davis of Iowa pitched well, scattering seven hits. Benner pitched for the Demons, allowing four hits and striking out eight. Sadler and K Rice led Dunkerton. Young Pollock and Benner had two hits and a run each for the Demons. Teams seeking games wrote manager of baseball. 917 West Twenty-third street, Cedar Falls.
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New Hampton Golf Team Beats Waukon in Association Meet
New Hampton golf team won its Northeastern Iowa Golf Association match against Waukon in New Hampton Iowa on a Sunday in June. The meet featured local clubs competing for regional standings and the win boosted New Hampton's position in the association.
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Miss Marion Turpie Leads In Inaugural Tourney Qualifier
Kansas City report: first annual Women's trans-Mississippi golf tournament opens at Blue Hills Country Club. Thirty four players tee off led by Marion Turpie former southern champion and Mrs Hill former women's western champion. Turpie shoots 82 to lead qualifiers in early action.
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Cedar Rapids tops Ansons 8 7 in late rally
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 14. Cedar Rapids won the second game of a series against the Ansons 8 to 7. The locals plated five runs in the eighth inning as Rye hit a homer with Addington aboard to fuel the rally. Tomer collected a single double and triple, but a ninth inning rally was cut short with a flyout.
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LOMSKI MEETS MAYS IN GOTHAM RING TONIGHT
New York June 14. Leo Lomski the Pacific coast light heavyweight who beat Tiger Flowers makes his eastern ring debut here tonight. He meets Harold Mays of New Jersey, formerly Tunney sparring partner, in a 10 round bout.
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