Martinsburg Cardinals Triumph Over Ottumwa in Loss for Waterloo
Ottumwa Cardinals extend win streak to seven with a 10 to 8 victory over Waterloo. Star Hawks pitcher Storm yields 14 hits as Waterloo posts early runs, but Matticks' hitting spree delivers four runs in the fourth. McGoldrick advances Waterloo late, but Cedar Rapids awaits after three-game road stint.
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Bj" Gaugier
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Giants Lose Fifth Straight To Cardinals In Slump
New York Nationals face danger of losing lead after a 4 to 3 defeat by St. Louis. Giants have dropped five straight, while Pittsburgh eyes the streaking field. Yankees win big, White Sox beat Senators, and O Neil quits baseball to enter the drug business.
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Mickey) O'Neil
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Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament Set to Start June 25
The twenty third Trans Mississippi golf tournament runs June 26 to 30 at the Minnekahda course Minneapolis with top players. Entries close June 21 and include Harrison Johnston of St Paul and Dr G F Willing and Jack Neville of Portland and San Francisco. Defending champ Andy Knepper cannot defend due to intercollegiate dates.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Andy Knepper
Sioux City
Princeton Elf
Harrison
Jimmy") Johnston
St Paul
England
Dr. G. F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Jack Neville
San Francisco
Barry Legg
Minnekahda
Eveat
Waterlogged baseball tale of Chicago and Waterloo clash
Chicago and Waterloo split a long game after ten innings at Cedar River Park. Chicago rallied in the seventh and ninth but Waterloo’s McKinstry delivered a deciding run in the tenth as Cratsley and Plaster contributed, with Beard leaving the mound injured in the seventh.
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Heard
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Clause
Yesterday’s Homers and Giants of the Rails
A scrambled clipping notes oversized locomotives used on American railways with mentions of heavy British engines. The fragment cites weights around 490 tons for tendered engines and contrasts with a 140 ton British locomotive. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context.
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Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids split Sunday doubleheader
Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids divided a Sunday doubleheader with Cedar Rapids taking the first game 3 to 2 after a disputed call led to ejections. Dixon of Cedar Rapids was ejected for questioning a decision, while Fullerton struggled on the mound and Rye pitched well in relief. The box score for game one is noted.
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Byrnes Park Golf Qualifiers Set For Handicap Tourney
Twenty Byrnes Park Golf Club members qualified for the handicap tournament on Byrnes links. Douglas Bragdon, chairman, announced the qualifiers as medal play against par. Pairings include Herb Mucha with C. C. Lamson and others. The event ends next Sunday evening, marking the new sports organization debut with plans for more tournaments this summer.
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Lou Landsman
Wells Barnett
R.oe Lamson
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F. Peterson
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GC. E. Howard
Eldred Haselwan
H. D. Kelllor
Wise Motors Triumph Over Denver Nine 9-6 Sunday
Wise Motors defeated the Denver nine 9 to 6 at Leagues Park Sunday afternoon before about 200 fans. Manager Dwyer used many pitchers, with newcomer Tollefson tossing hitless innings to earn a spot on the squad. Dickman started for Denver and was knocked out after giving up eight runs in the first three frames.
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Brasiso
Nichols
Horseshoe Champs Give Performance in Waterloo
A large crowd gathered at the Fourth and Argyle court to see Frank Jackson a former world champion and his son Car roll Jackson in an exhibition. Several contests between the Jacksons and a doubles match featuring Victor Foutch and James Baish drew keen interest as readers noted the visitors’ scientific pitching style and the spin on throws.
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Argyle Streets
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Carroll Jackson
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James Baish
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Hal Chase Selected to Manage Nogales Baseball Team
Nogales Ariz June 18 Arrangements completed for signing Hal Chase former major league star to manage the Nogales International baseball team of Nogales Sonora Mex Chase, barred from organized baseball years ago, has been in San Jose California.
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Hawks Nest notes on Ottumwa series and player moves
Arthur Jones from Conrad Iowa pitches for Nora Springs semipro. Rathburne and Deal trialed by Weeden in May are said to be playing semipro ball in Wisconsin. Ottumwa crowds argue for calls at the Ottumwa series. Vernon scout eyeing Ottumwa pitchers. Bert Weeden catching well during Groft injury. Hawks schedule lists July home games and July Fourth plans with Cedar Rapids and a Bunnyville trip.
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Weeden
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Ottumwa
Andy McEwan
Groft
Bert Weeden
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Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Bunnyville
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Sumner Dominates Bremer-Chickasaw League Contest
Sumner baseball team crushed Nagua 13 to 1 in a Bremer-Chickasaw League game with Wall and Wilhalm on the mound for Sumner and Popp hitting the only home run. Fredericksburg routed Waverly 16 to 1, while Naw Hampton edged Tripoli 6 to 6 in a tightly played tilt.
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Tripoli
Sports roundup mixes boxing golf and racing results
Mexico City heavyweight Jim Hibbard loses in the second round to Lars Firpo. Paris steeplechase grand prize to Duke Decazes as winner. London Times reports dissent over a St Andrews ruling affecting Itham. Paris Suzanne Tlenslen wins French women’s singles 6 1 6 0 amid crowd bias. Grand Rapids fatal car race sees B J McCale die and three hurt as Ralph Ormsby wins. San Francisco PCL chief cites Wrigley ownership. perjury probe stance. Chicago fire chief Colterton named to Olympic planning team. Arizona hunter reports killing 212 mountain lions for the US Agriculture Department.
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Jim Hibbard
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St. Andrews Golf Committee
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Pacific Coast League
William Wrigley
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Kong
John P. Colterton
Tracey takes over Dempsey Gibbons fight plans
Great FallsMont June 18 Dan Tracey pioneer in the mining industry departs for Shelby to assume charge of fight arrangements for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title match executives from Great Falls announce with Jack Kearns present Tracey plans to push ticket sales and believes attendance will top 20000 with gate receipts over 600000 while auditors will review books and Mike Collins seeks clarity on management actions
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Mont
Briel
Dan Tracey
Shelby
Tracey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Mike Collins
Rowe
Lixs Molumby
Henry Lt. Farrele
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Frank Pogarty
Fogarty
Collins
Villa and Wilde Fight for Flyweight Title in New York
Pancho Villa the challenger, 21, meets Jimmy Wilde the 31 year old defending flyweight champion of the world at the Polo Grounds in New York. The bout is scheduled for 15 rounds with a two decision format and expected to start at 9 PM EST, highlighting the cross hemispheric clash of youth and age.
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Wales
Polo Grounds
Philippines
Jimmy Wilde
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Pancho Villa
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McCrary Wins Amateur Des Moines Golf Title
Des Moines June 18 Robert McGrary of the Waveland club 18 years old former Ottumwa coach Arthur Bartlett pupil is the new city golf champion of Des Moines He defeated Francis Dickinson of the Country club 2 up 1 to play in a 36 hole final on the Waveland course McGrary who showed superb putting and calm under pressure was considered an outsider at the start of the tournament He had won the second flight in the state meet at Sioux City in 1921 and the second flight in the city meet last year
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Robert McGrary
Waveland Club
Arthur ML Bartlett
Ottumwa
New City
Francis Dickinson
Country Club
Waveland
Altho
Sioux City
Iowa Lands Third in National Meet on Chicago Field
Iowa finished third in the National Collegiate Athletics track and field meet at Chicago Stadium led by Michigan’s team title with 31 points. Stanford placed second with 14 1/4, Johns Hopkins and Iowa tied for third with 14 each, Penn State 13 1/4, and Illinois and Mississippi A and M 13. Charley Brookins of Iowa set a world best in the 220 yard hurdles preliminaries at 23.6 seconds, but the mark did not stand due to a knocked hurdle. Brookins also holds a straightaway record of 72.31 seconds from a previous meet.
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Dink” Templeton
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John Eller
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New York
F. W. Kelly
University of Southern California
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Hawkeys
Ann Arbor
Parkersburg Squeaks Past Aredale 7 to 6 in Rough Day
Parkersburg defeated Aredale 7 to 6 in a Butler County League tilt at Aredale. Patterson pitched for Parkersburg, who dodged hot water several times as Aredale scored in the ninth to narrow the gap. Final tally shows nine innings with key plays by Buckman Cramer and Aughill.
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Bet Aren Patterson
Buckman
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Modstead
Laws of golf questions and answers from Innis Brown
Reader inquiries addressed to Innis Brown on rules of out of bounds penalties replacing balls penalties for temper damage to ball and dropping from drinking fountain locations. Includes guidance on stroke counting and match versus medal play consequences and how far to drop from a fountain.
Harding and Canadian official to play golf
Vancouver June 18 President Harding will play an 18 hole golf match on Canadian soil during his Alaskan trip. Fred M Ryder United States consul general formally presented the challenge to Governor Walter C Nichols stating the president will do his best to beat you in the niblick war styled duel on Canadian ground.
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Vancouver
B. C
Harding
United States
Fred M. Ryder
Walter C. Nichols
Ryder
A Tip for the Round Explains Eye off the Ball
George Duncan explains that when a player drives redlly he often loses focus on the ball due to an earlier swing fault. He cautions against scolding and notes eye loss is inevitable unless a single error disrupts the path. Tomorrow James Ockenden discusses the Explosion Shot.
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George Duncan
James Ockenden
Safe or Out by Charles D Whitr Q
A fragmentary sports note discusses a baseball play at first base, the throw to first, and whether a runner should be called out or an error charged. It poses questions about proper rulings, including protest potential, and hints at how a catcher’s action affects putouts and errors.
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Charlen D. Rite
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