Malmgren Pitches Waterloo to 3-1 Win Over Cedar Rapids
Waterloo defeats Cedar Rapids 3 to 1 as Malmgren delivers a controlled, creative pitching performance. Johnson struggles early, but keeps the Hawks in the game. Dixon and Mullin spark the offense with early hits while Slattery misplays a key grounder. The Hawks travel to Burlington and Ottumwa for a possible doubleheader as they press for more wins.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Malmgren
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Rockford
Beries
Tullis
Os Collers
Hardin
Hawks
Burlington
Ottumwa
Pala
Nes
Freddie Schulz
Dixon
Suriington
Ottimora
Marshaldown
Cexiar Rapids
Aber Aro
iSlattery
Swanson
Cunningham
Rutledge
Syaseees
Meiar Rands Watert
Swancen
Watering
Green and Driscoll
Reinbeck Edges Raymond in Fast Game at Local Park
The Reinbeck team defeated Raymond 2 to 1 at the local park with Kremer pitching for Raymond and McGarver tossing superbly for Reinbeck. The winning run came in the eighth on an error sacrifice and a hit, while Galloxby and Aladin stood out for their teams.
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Raymond
Reinbeck
Kremer
McGarver
Galloxby
Aladin
Johnson
Rahl
Favie
Retaberk
Nana Heh
Maymond
Standings of the Clubs in Multiple Leagues
Mississippi Valley Theatre standings show Waterloo 9 Cedar Rapids 1 Burlington 10 Dubuque 6 Moline 4 Rock Island 5 Marshalltown 1. National League lists New York 7 St Louis 2 Brooklyn Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7 Boston 4. American League notes Cleveland 9 New York 1 Chicago 9 Washington St Louis 10 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 2 Boston 6. American Association reports Toledo 16 Milwaukee 4 Columbus 35 Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 3. Western League shows Bt Joseph 9 Tl ea 1 Melanoma City 8 Wiel 0. No other schedules.
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Mississippi Valley Theattre
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Dubique
Ortumwia
Moline
Rock Island
Atarshalltown
New York
St. Lows
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Tebureh
Cleveland
Washington
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Hoston
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Coulsville
Bt. Paul
Bt. Joseph
Tlea
Melanoma City
Wiel
Missippi Willey, Vec
Dubus
Burti
Marshalltown
Nation League
Ciniad
Wittsburen
St Louis
Borton
Agana
Philadel Pila
Amertonia
Hawks and Sioux City Circuits Spark Yet Another Season
The Hawks' Nest notes Jimmy Shollenberger was forced from the Ottunvwa game in the third after disputing a call by umpires Severeid and Foster. Dubuque manager Johnny Armstrong clashed with outfielder Bobby Lee, and both benches intervened. Hill Speas is expected to lift the team while changes continue in the Bunny lineup. Sioux City seeks changes and a managerial shift as Tri-State play looms. meanwhile a lakeside fish tale ends in a comical miscue with Claude.
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Jimmy Shollenberger
Ottunvwa
Severeid
Foster
Johnny Armstrong
Dubuque
Bobby Lee
Burtingtom
Armstrong
Lee
Johnny
Qayins
Hevan
Malingren
Belitz
Hawks
Sioux City
Tri-State
Jon McDermott
Cher
Heinie Scharnwebber
Mitchell
George Segrist
Owne
Dode Peauirty
Stuart Clarke
Joan
Waterloo
Hawks Struggle as Rain Delays 24 Games in Mississippi Valley
Hawkes face postponed games amid severe weather with 24 delays to date. Dubuque Ottumwa and Waterloo schedules shift to doubleheaders and makeups across seven towns. The league votes on Wayland Hicks suspension while awaiting Landis ruling. Hawks unveil new uniforms replacing the W with Hawks on shirts ahead of next home game.
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M. H. Sexton
Mississippi Valley
Raying
Hawks
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Rock Island
Bills
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Dupuque
Hawke
Cardinals
Hicks
Sexton
Wayland Hicks
Slibs
Dubinque
K. M
St. Louis Cardinals
Wills Ready for Wimbledon Play in British Tennis
United Press reports Helen Wills, American tennis champion, fit for action as she and the U S team finish practice for the Wightman Cup ties at Wimbledon. The squad, including Mallory and Jessup, hope for strong showing after weather delays, with Suzanne Lenlen arriving to view Wills.
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United Press
London
Helen Wills
Molla Mallory
Migs
Eleanor Goss
Wightman
Marion Z. Jessup
Mile
Suzanne Lenelen
J Misa Wills
Tanelen
Miss Wills
Waterloo Tigers Rally for Win Over Wise Nine
Waterloo Tigers defeated Wise Motors to claim third place in the league standings. Errors disrupted the Tigers' minutes while Pagel pitched and Beckner fanned for Wise. Manabi was out for the Mechanics. Illinois Central and Clute clash at Cedar River Park tonight. protest against Wise deemed not grounds for a replay.
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Waterloo Tigers
Wise
Motors
Pagel
Tiger
Beckner
Wally Manabi
Ilinois Central
Clute
Cedar River Park
Innnings
Tigers
Fagel
Carman
Beck
Iner
Adelan
Yankees and Red Sox Lose as Cubs Rally Past Them
In a rough day for major rivals, the Yankees drop a 2 1 defeat after a late error helps Speaker’s Tribe win. Netrall’s shutout powers the Browns past the Athletics 10 2 while the Giants beat the Cardinals 7 2. Cubs take firm hold of first division with a 7 2 rout of the Phillies.
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Bullet Joe” Bush
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Johnson
Speaker's Tribe
Netrall
Red Sox
Todt
Browns
Athletics
Collins
Connie Magk
Burns
Lyons
Washington
Chicago
Cardinals
Giants
Bertgerline
Hal
Alexander
Rover
Philadelphia
Cubs
Phillies
Matcs
Cy" Williams
Jess Barnes
Pittsburgh
Braves
Brooklyn
Lover
Cincinnati
Bees Sting Champs and Chase Iowa U Star to Sidelines
Burlington defeated Dubuque in the final game of the series as Truhm, ex University of Town star, was driven from the mound. Dubuque’s costly three muffed plays helped the Bees secure the win in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Iowa
U” Star
Dubuque
Burlington
Truhm
University of Town
Golf Instruction Highlights From Inside Golf Column
Chester G. Horton discusses golf technique focusing on left arm extension during the forward swing and its effect on clubhead speed. He cites Chick Evans calling the magazine a top teaching resource and notes the mental adjustments players must make to keep the left arm connected to the body through contact. Copyright John F E Dike Co.
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Rock Island Defeats Marshalltown 5 to 1 in Slugfest
In Marshalltown Rock Island piled up four runs in the eighth and one more in the ninth to beat the Gray, 5 to 1, after Red Hamilton faltered in the eighth. Keyes allowed 10 hits over eight innings, with Jacobs and Hamilton each yielding two, and Steman pitching in the ninth. Umpires were Water and Weekstein. time 2:65.
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Red Hamilton
Rock Island
Grays
Aller
Og! Walsh
Dorsex
Gundel
Keyes
Arshalstowna
Cher
Steele
Taurer
Hamilton
Ki Robertson
Battel
Steman
Hecktshand
Irvin
Taany Coer Hie
Kessi
Hases
Filcher
Teele
Jacobs
Six College Crews Ready for Regatta on Hudson Today
Crews from six colleges—Washington, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, Columbia, and Wisconsin—prepare for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships on the Hudson. Wisonsin makes debut in varsity event. Pennsylvania faces a strong field as competition unfolds over three miles at Poughkeepsie.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sear
Wisconsin
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Eareer
Poughkeensie
West Bank
the Hudson
Aruse
New York Johnson Stops Balsa in Third Round
New York Johnson of Towns defeated Andreas Balsa of Spain by technical knockout when the referee halted the bout in the third round. Gene Tunney and Georges Carpentier were slated to fight for the American light heavyweight title in a 15 round bout during the week of July 20. In Los Angeles a noted racing car and automobile topic was mentioned, highlighting a historic mule car held by a leader of many world records.
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Jack Watson
Loneh Mere
Waterbury
Conn
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Frank Moody
Wales
Newark
N. J
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Meannfter
Yonkers
Jersey City
Billy Britton
Kansas City
Andy Palmer
Philadelphia
Scranton
Lou Bougash
Bridgeport
Joe Libbey
K. O. Samson
Mike Nestor
New York
Lowe
America
Paris
Mter Grove
Dubuque
Ploud Johnson
Towns
Andreas ‘Balsa
Spain
Gene Tunney
Orses Carpentier
Los Angeles
Leary
Boxing Card Tops Week With Kid Ray Bob White Clash
Ralph Alexander presents a six round main event between Kid Ray and Bob White at Electric Park. Preliminary features Frank versus Polly in four rounds, Deele meets Lou Moore in opener. Blue Schoendorf and other bouts loom as promoters pursue a busier schedule in Iowa and Minnesota venues.
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Electric Park
Fleet
Kid Ray
Bobb White
Bobby Frank
Young Polly
Joe Deele
Lou Moore
Frank
Polly
John McGraw
Blue
Earl Blue
SL. Paul
Jack Schoandert
Milwaukee
Muscatine
Dan McBride
Minneapolis
Blua
Chuck Lambert
St- Paul
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Davenport
John Goss
Blue Schoendorf
Goss
Rollinger
Lou Rollinger
Everett Strong
Lou
Warnie Smith
Johann Tilman
Cedar Rapids
John Roddy
Smith
Dave Shade
East Chicago
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