Three Homeruns Rally Pushes Bunnies To 4 3 Win
Cedar Rapids edged Waterloo 4 3 as Ralph Michaels homered in the eleventh inning. Leach tied Waterloo in the ninth with a homer after McDowell hit a two-base hit, while Johnson struck out a dozen Hawks and allowed seven hits in a strong relief effort for Cedar Rapids.
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Ralph Michaels
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
U . BY
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Leach
Johnson
Stimson
Thamagon
Lubbe
Bunnies
Lewis
Michaels
Wawk
Stinson
Cooper
Laubhe
Cedar Hapids
Joa
Church
Spens
Stalker
Oo Michaels
Richter
Sullivan
Hut
Corcoran Jet Forssthe
Pilcher
Stavenger
Messner
Crooke
Lenahan
Anderson
Drtumea
Marshalltown
Zuba
Schuster
Richter and
Rock Island
Dubuque
Bromley
Dubrque
Fripdi
Cardner Knapton
Rowmen
Standings of the Clubs in American Association and West League
St Paul beat Indianapolis 6 to 4 and Milwaukee overwhelmed Columbay 7 to 1. Toledo defeated Kansas City 3 to 1. Nes Moines shut out Sioux City 4 to 0. St Joseph edged Omaha 3 to 2. Minneapolis vs Louisville and Denver vs Wichita games listed as rain or no game. Oklahoma beat 3 Nes Moines 0 in the Western League context.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbay
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Oklahoma
Nes Moines
Sioux City
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Mississippi
Vatley Kearne
Cedar
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Io Wathitlug
Dubuque
Ottumwa
St. Louis
Chio Ees
New York
Cleveland
Ofa
Washington
Boston Philadelphi
D ‘Ational League
Pew
Sebriesee
Pittsburgh
Rocklyh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Abs American Association
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
A moving picture shows a man having teeth filled as dental staff imprison his mouth with cotton and masonry. The dentist uses large tools and clamps to jam rocks and plaster into the mouth, ending with the patient grimacing as the worker congratulates himself. Subtitles exclaim astonishment as the scene concludes.
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Jes
Ose Howe
Sandger Pier
Dr. Turks
Wichotts
L.akglee
Muaus
Phath
Job
Safe or Out Infield rules and umpire questions explained
Column presents a baseball Q&A on baserunning, ground rules, and the infield fly rule. It covers legal backstop distances, first base on third strike, fielding judgments, stealing attempts, and a note on a 1926 dead ball rule. It ends with a request for clarification to Charles D. White.
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Mikres
Gertainly
Fg Ho Leuser
Sol Metager
Hippodrome Fight Card Brings Elk Party to Cedar Falls Arena
On eve of the big boxing show at the Cattle Congress hippodrome, the Elk Party and fight fans prepare for the 10 round main event between Tommy Comiskey of St. Paul and Jim Nuss of Green Bay. Prelims include four and six round bouts, a battle royal, and a 10 round semi windup with Cedar Falls band providing music between acts.
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Elks
Tommy Comiskey
Bt. Paul
Minn
Dimnayy Nuss
Green Bay
Cattle Congress Hippodrama
Big Pine
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Fidler
Oval Center
Cedar Falls
Jor Katzof
Cellar Rapids
PL Y George
Waterloo
Kid Hedges
St. Louia
Ives
Kid Stavlor
Glonie Kelly
Des Moines
Johnny Harris
Denver
Towa
Des Soings
Rock Island
St. Paul
Jimmy Nuss
iGreen Bay
Wis
Waucoma Plans Fourth Event With Sham Battle
Waucoma prepares for Independence Day celebration under American Legion post supervision. Parade speeches music barbecue baseball street and water sports races golf dancing and band concerts planned. A sham battle pits southern Minnesota forces against northeastern Iowa troops, ending with forts blown up.
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Watcomaa
Wanucoma
American Legion
Minnesota
Iowa
Ottumwa Wins Illinois Iowa Golf Tournament
Ottumwa golfers took the Iowa Illinois tournament in Ottumwa with Oskaloosa as runner up. Francis von Schrader of Ottumwa claimed the individual title with a five up on bogey medal score 159 and a 294 yard drive on wet grounds. Sixty eight players from Oskaloosa Fairfield Mt Pleasant Burlington Monmouth Muscatine Chariton Albia Corydon and Ottumwa attended.
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Ottumwa
Ottumiwa
Oskaloosa
Francis von Schrader
Oumwa
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Monmouth
Muscatine
Chariton
Albia
Corydon
Kilbane and Wilson Lose Boxing Titles in New York
Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Wilson both lost their boxing titles in New York as the New York State Athletic Commission forfeited their featherweight and middleweight crowns for failing to accept challengers. Kilbane ignored Johnny Dundee's challenge to forfeit the featherweight title, while Wilson forfeited after failing to reach terms before midnight for a match with Harry Greb, with Dundee and Frush named as top contenders for the featherweight title and Rosenberg and Greb listed as possible middleweight contenders. The ruling sets a cross state precedent, with anticipated endorsements from other states and Canada.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny —_ Wilson
Agas
New York State Athletic Commission
Kilbane
Johnny Duniee
Wilson
Harry Grab
Ting
Jon Kilbane
William Muddoon
Canada
Dundee
Danny Frush
Cleveland
Whilbane
Vy Frush
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Dave Rosenberg
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Melichar to battle Bovard in Cedar Rapids card
Tonight at Electric Park a strong minor card tops the program at 8 30 P M with Mason Citys Jimmy Bovard facing George Melichar of Cedar Rapids in a six round bout. Prelims feature Ralph Alexander presenting Young Belmont versus Lloyd Miller and Bob White against Herb Weber. Alexander serves as referee. A second item notes four permanent horseshoe courts at Cedar River Park for tomorrow under the Evening Courier.
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Electric Park
Jimmy Bovard
Mason City
George Melichar
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Alexander
Fas
Young Belmont
Lioyd Miller
Bob White
Herb Weber
Alexander
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Golfers Win First Intercity Match
Sunnyside Country club women edged Cedar Rapids 10 games to 5 in a sunrise intercity golf contest. Waterloo dominated morning singles eight to two and swept the afternoon foursomes five nil with a mix of close finishes and decisive wins including several Waterloo pairs defeating Cedar Rapids teams.
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Waterloo Golfers
Cedar Rapids Players
Sunnyside Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mmes. Byres and
Towne
Miss Addington
Lynch
McFarlane
Donnan
West
Wasneck
Shane and Simpson
Hunter
Reynolds
Dreen
Sheldon
Hutchison
Holmes and Dawley
Corey and
Smock
Yankees End Eight-Game Losing Streak With Win
The New York Yankees break an eight game skid by defeating Cleveland 6 to 5, with Sam Jones rushing to the mound in relief after Joe Bush faltered. Babe Ruth amid a hostile mood renews his dispute with umpire Dineen, leading to a three day ban. The day also sees Red Faber lose a marathon 13-inning battle with Washington as Detroit, Boston, and Chicago results shift in the pennant race.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Cleveland
Sam Jones
Joe Bush
Indians
Hugmeb
Ruth
Dineen
Bam Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Ken Williams
Faber
Red Faber
Washington
Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Lords
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tiger
Dallas
Burns
Cutshaw
American Geague
Chicat
Erickson
Zachary
Gharrity
Leverette, Hodge, Faber and Schalk
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Harris, Eckert
Naylor Harrison
Perkins
Vangilder and Severeld
Detroit
Couch
Hargrave
Fillingim
Wesciger
Gowdy
Westfield Defeats Cedar Falls In Ten Inning Tilt
Cedar Falls, June 21. Waterloo Westfield defeated Cedar Falls 5 to 4 in a 10 inning game here Monday. Two runs in the first of the tenth gave Westfield a two point lead Cedar Falls narrowed to one in its half. Batteries Yager and Rice for Westfield Wolf and Peters for Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Westfield
Westfield
Cadar Falls
Yager
Rice
Wolf
Peters
Tommy Gibbons to boxing Roper July 4 in Omaha card
Omaha, Neb June 21 Tommy Gibbons and Captain Bob Roper will box 10 rounds as the feature of the July 4 open air boxing program. The Stecher Hanson wrestling match planned for that date was cancelled after Hanson's minor operation halted training.
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Omaha
Neb
Tommy Gibbons
Bob Roper
Stecher-Hanson
Hanson
Yesterday's homeruns and league notes from June 24
Yesterday's baseball round up highlights homeruns by Abe RliAn Tus Poston Cutshaw and Retroit Racer as national leagues report scores and standings for June 24 featuring prominent plays and team outcomes across American circuits.
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Abe Rlian Tus
Poston iCutshaw
Retroit
Pintiind
Uesaue
Vamericag
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