Hawks Open Three Game Series With Cedar Rapids Club
Haw key club opens series at home against Cedar Rapids in a pennant race. Ralph Lobdell or Billy Prince likely to start after a rest day. Spotlight on Spot Grant’s return as Ray Berres is sidelined and Joe Kernan may not return.
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Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Cletus Dixon
Ralph Lobdell
Billy Prince
Lobdell
Waterloo
Moline
Dubuque
Rock Island
Cletus Dixin
Ray Berres
Eddie Spellman
Spot
Joe Kernan
Chicago
Joe
John Niggeling
Kernan
Wiggeling
Tibbe Serre
Hawk
Neggeling
Tibba
John
Spot Grant
Bunnies
Keokuk
Schrader
Bunnie
Coe College
Schwarts
Arrh Keokuk
Beninskt
Wee Pete
Wesne Doherty
Benwartz
Patton
Dimond
Ps Flowers
Atwell
Fier
Wee Bates
Ore
S Schrader
Warner
Grant
Menard
Os Nuter
Stapleton
Dempsey
Dormier
Worth
Daimler
Fler
Debus
Tosing
Price
Tennis Players at Nashua Form Lakeside Club
At a Nashua meeting last week local tennis enthusiasts decided to start a club named The Lakeside Tennis Club with courts at the Community bathing beach. Paul Clements was chosen president and Mary Keut secretary treasurer. A one dollar season membership will be charged. One court will be built near the bath house with work done by members. two courts are possible.
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Courier
Nashua
Lakeside Tennis Club
Paul Clements
Mary Keut
Bath House
Mississippi Valley League Standings and Yesterday’s Results
Standings for the Mississippi Valley League show Dubuque at 2.24 with 17 wins and 9 losses, Waterloo 22 15 50, Keokuk 15 2) ago Moline Burlton 22 55 895, and other teams like Davenport and Dubuque listed. Yesterday’s results include Burlington Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. Davenport at breakups not fully shown. No further schedule details available.
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Mississippe Valley League
Pet
W. L. Pat
Dubuqua
Dawport
Waterloo
Keokuk
Moline
Burlton
R. Asland
Q. Rapids
Burlington Cedar
Dubuque
Davenport
BrKeakuk
Esse LiziRock Island
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
W L Pet standings and yesterday results for the American League and leagues. Notable teams include Philadelphia Cleveland New York St Louis Chicago Detroit Boston and Cincinnati with records and percentages. Western League and American Association tables shown with Omaha Topeka Des Moines and Denver among others, plus yesterday's Chicago Philadelphia scoreline.
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W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Phila'phia
Pittsb'gh
Brook
Chicago
Boston
York
Pittsburgh Oes
Pet
Wely
Ace
Phila
Cleveland
N. Yore
Wash
Detroit
Bostom
Philadelphia
Heston
American Association
Pet. K. Olty
Lowteville
Minn
Columbus
Ft St. Paul
Toledge
Milwaukee
Tuas
Omaha
Topeka
Denver
Moines
Des Moines
Pushin
Taylor Douthit Shines as Cardinals Speed Ahead
Taylor Lee Douthit stars for the St. Louis Cardinals as a speedy center fielder, anchoring top defense and helping push a tight pennant race. He led NL outfield chances in 1928 and 1929 while batting around .329 midseason, with strong hits and high run and defensive totals that boost the Cardinals’ momentum.
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St. Louis
Douthit
Cardinals
Red Birds
Taylor Lee Douthit
Earl Combs
Taylor
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Flash
Arkansas
Dubuque Beats Rock Island 12 11 In Rock Island Series Finale
Ander son delivers a late single after Stock doubles to lift Dubuque Tigers to a 12 11 win over Rock Island Islanders in Dubuque Iowa marking the thirteenth straight defeat for the Islanders. Box score shows Bluege Garlick Stock Conley Anderson Russell Ghheetner Moody Krauss Eckert Eckert Batters details and pitching totals.
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Dubuqua
Dubuque
Anderson
Stock
Tigers
Islanders
Rock Island
Genin
Stockton
Andre
Tuta
Bott
Kane
Id Wheat
Kish
Labodie
Wetherell
Eesgen AQ
Bluege
Boersw
Garlick
If Stock
Conley
Tutej
Krause
Bluegs
Beheomar
Eckert
Gtocki
Brockton
Lane
Russell
Om Kish
Moody
Krauss
Eperaw
Labadie
Tutaj
Krauser
Eckerty
Campbirh
Gregory
Tims
Iowa Nine Ends Long Year With Many Victories
Iowa City, June 18. After a strong season with seven Wins in the south and a brace of eastern contests, the Hawkeyes finish as runner up in the Western Conference. They defeated Amherst College in a bright final clash, logged 12 wins in eight southern starts, and beat Notre Dame. Joe Mowry led bats with .321 average as Adolph Sachs posted a .991 fielding mark, while several veterans depart after notable campaigns.
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Gaurier Specust
Towa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Amherst College
Hsassachusetts
Michigan
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Kansas
Iowa
East
Indiana
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Butler
Indianapoli
U. S&s
New London
Conn
U. S&s Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
Providence College
Amherst
Joe Mowry
Mowry
Clayton Thompson
Althe
Sachs
Adolph Sans
Meiji
Boston
Providence
Forrest Twagood
Kenneth Blackford
Wright Aelder
Adolph Sachs
Lermond Shatters Mile Time in Charity Meet at Yankee Stadium
New York June 18. Leo Lermond, Boston AA flier, clocked 4:13 for the mile at a charity track meet at Yankee Stadium, the fastest American mile since 1916, narrowly edged by Gus Moore in the final stretch. The program also featured a 100 yard dash won in a brisk finish by Bracay of Rice Institute against Tolan of Michigan.
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New York
Leo Lermond
Husky
Boston A. A
Lermond
America
Yankee Stadium
Norman Taber
Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Paavo Nurmi
Boston
A. A
Gus Moore
Brooklyn
Moore
San Claude Bracay
Rice Institute
Moss
Edriie Tolan
University of Michigan Neagro
Inchea
Who's Who U S Open by Brian Bell
George von Elm, notable American amateur golfer, has a history of Open appearances and strong showings. The article notes his 1976 title in a dramatic final, past runs to finals, and potential to challenge at Winged Foot despite prior British Open struggles. It contrasts von Elm with Bobby Jones and the two Georges von Elm and Voigt among leading amateurs.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
New York
George von Elm
Winged Foot
Tus
Salt Lake
Andos Angeles
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
von Elim
Jones
Harry Legg
Minikahda
Arthur Yates
Bra
Ha- Ben
Olympia Fields
Tom O'Shanter
Georges
von Elm
Voigt
Harris Tigers Feared by All Star Pitchers
By AL Demaree former pitcher, Detroit Tigers are described as a dangerous ball club with a deep batting order. The piece notes strong contributors like Alexander, Johnson, Herrmann, Gehringer, and others, and mentions Walle Hoyt and George Uhle praising the Tigers as formidable, predicting a tough pennant race.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Bucky Harris
Dungie Cats
Alexander
Johnson
Herrmann
Gehringer
Lipton Defy for America's Cup Accepted by NYYC
The New York Yacht Club accepted Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge from the Royal Ulster Yacht Club for an America's Cup series with two reservations. Races to be held off Newport, not Sandy Hook, and no time allowances for boats.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York Club
Thomas Lipton
Newport
Sandy Hook
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press Roundup of Boxers
Boston George Cook of Australia defeated Johnny Risko of Cleveland by four rounds in Braddock Pennsylvania Joe Dundee stopped Billy Algers in Phoenix. Leo Lomakin outpointed Mott Adgie in Philadelphia. Les Marriner beat Napoleon Dorval in Chicago. W L Froms Struebling defeated Babe Hunk in Kansas. Stoger outpointed Augie Pisano in New York.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
George Cook
Australia
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Braddock
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Billy Algers
Phoenix
Ariz
Philadelphia
Leo Lomakl
Aberdeen
Wash
Mott
Adgie
Chicago
Les Marriner
Champaign
Napoleon Jack Dorval
Pennsylvania
Withtn
Kan
L. Froms Stribling
Manon
Babe Hunk
Ponca City
Okla
New York
Stoger
Augie Pisano
Risko Loses When He Swings Blow Below Foe's Best
George Cook of Australia defeated Johnny Risko of Cleveland with a sharp low left hook in the fifth round. Risko had led on points through four rounds before a accidental low swing to Cook's head altered the balance.
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Risko
Boston
George Cook
Australia
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Cook
Whem
Riske
White Sox win first of series 6 to 4 over Athletics
Philadelphia June 18 The Chicago White Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 4 as Urban Faber shut out the A's until the ninth. Berg, Shires and Orwell led Chicago with key RBIs while Rommel Yerkes and Quinn split mound duties for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
Mackmen
Cleveland
Urban Faber
Chisox
A's
Orwell
Abrhforb
Metzier
Weer
Bhires
Seiseessseee
Hofman
Seae
Walwood
Kamm
Oissell
Faber
Philadelph Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Miller
Hale
Boley
Z Quinn
Rommel
P French
Yerkes
P Collins
Berg
Shires
Paver
Hormel
Gissell
Kerr
Shirest
Quinn
Jie ‘Ning
Moriarty
Guthrie
Hildebrand
Yesterday’s Home Run Leaders Across MLB
Yesterday features homers from Hafey and Guyler in the National League and Foxx and Ruth in the American League. Cards, Yankees, Cubs, Phillies, Athletics, and White Sox players each hit one, with totals across leagues noted.
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United Press
Gehrig
Yankees
Haley
Cardinals
Kieln
Phillies
Kimmons
Athletic
Ott
Ecree
Yoackson
O'Dell
Hurst
Wilson
Cubs
Bottomley
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees - Hendrick
Hafey
Guyler
Shires
White Sox
Phillips
Tigers
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Lordell
Ghoige
GeorGe McManus
Res
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Taylor Douthit
Taylor, Qoutat
Taylor Doubhlt
Berka
Plass
Kurma
Armstrong
Hendee
Oberholzer
Atolen
Borgman
Conners
Fleury
Berks
Young
Oberhalzer
Lutz
Barka
Struc
Ehlers
MacDonald
Adrian
Hall
Halk
Unpire
Maclavenport
Burlington Moundsman
Dav- T
Wwalt
Shvrerenee ‘Witta
Aririan
Trenenerrerer Isd
Burlington
Pavenpory
Twa Bane Hita
Klunipp
Harris
Lipton
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Baseball Club
Aredale
Coe
Schwartz
Tatals
Alfred W. McCann
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