Islanders Beat Waterloo In Twin Bill Thriller
Rock Island defeated Waterloo 6 4 in game one and 2 1 in game two as Leach, O Shea and McDowell led the Islanders with key hits. Fried and Ragan split pitching duties in the second tilt, while Thoma son and Lubbe added offense for Waterloo. Umpires Walton and Schaler presided over a 2:15 first game as errors and timely hitting shaped both contests.
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A Comic Strip In Type J P McEvoy New York Letter
J P McEvoy contrasts New York and Chicago rush hours in a humorous column. He notes dialect quirks among city workers and the NY Public Library reading tram, while Chicagoans respond with a wary, teasing tone about urban life and public scenes. The piece reflects early 20th century city life and cross city ribbing.
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Kiel Shuts Down Dubuque In 4-1 Victory
In yesterday’s game, Kiel pitched effectively, limiting Dubuque to six hits as the visitors scored in the first on Anderson’s two-bagger after Janda walked and sacrificed. The sixth and eighth innings produced two runs for the win, with Oster and Murray contributing to the Dubuque lineup.
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Baseball Roundup From Chicago to Detroit Including Surprising Giants Loss
The Associated Press reports a day of mixed results with the Superbas edging the Giants 2 to 0 in a tough pitchers duel as Reuther earns his twelfth win. Phillies beat Braves 5 to 4. Pirates top Cubs 8 to 6. Tigers rally to beat Browns 3 to 2 in 11 innings led by Cutshaw. Yankees fall to Red Sox 6 to 2. Indians shutout by White Sox 9 to 3. Barnhart, Collins and Parkinson spark multiple offenses across teams. several games noted with notable hits and baserunning.
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Lowell Grounders Defeat Pat's Pond Kids in Ball Game
The Lowell Playground baseball team beat Pat's Pond playground club 15 to 11 in a Thursday afternoon game. The girls from both playgrounds played a volleyball match, with Pat's Pond winning by three points.
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Comiskey Wins Locals By Foul In Six Round Duel
Tommy Comiskey of St Paul defeated Jimmy Nuss of Green Bay when fouled in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout at Cattle Congress Hippodrome before about 2,000 fans. Nuss admitted the punch was low. Roscoe Hall stopped Young Bob Brandy in six rounds in a lightweight bout. Louia Kelly outpointed Johnny Harris in six. Pinkey George beat Jos Katzoff in four and Kid Hedges drew with Kid Stole in four. Mash dominated a chaotic Iowa battle royal. The show was staged by an Elks committee for state convention delegates.
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Weissmuller Sets Four More Swimming Records
Johnny Weissmuller, swimming prodigy of the Illinois Athletic club, set four new world records at an open water meet last night near Honolulu. The marks came in the 100 meter, 400 meter, 440 yard, and 500 yard events.
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SAFE or OUT by Charles D White
A reader asks about baseball rulings including three home runs by a single player, fair ball definitions on batted balls hitting bags, and fielders making outs on forced plays. The column clarifies rules on hit by bat, catching, force outs, stolen bases, and scoring when runners advance.
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Major League Records Tonight in 1890s Baseball
Fragmented OCR lists historic baseball records and holders with dates from 1894 to 1919, naming players such as Ruth Ditton Felsch Gharrity and Hal Chase. The note ends with a grocery ad for Atlas Grocery in Philadelphia mentioning a sale starting Wednesday June 21 at 710 Jefferson Street.
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Westernyesterday s Homers National League Update
National League players Parkinsons of Philadelphia Barnhart of Pittsburgh Rug at Chicago and Fry lead league totals amid scattered June outputs in a fragmented report.
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Buyer of Auto Is Held for License Provisions
Des Moines reports that buyers of autos with unpaid license fees are liable and sheriffs may sell such cars. The attorney general's office issued the ruling after an inquiry from a county attorney as the secretary of state's office pushes full enforcement of the state automobile law, focusing on past due licenses. Real estate transfers list several parcel movements in Black Hawk County and surrounding areas. The River Commission warns Chautauqua Park residents against further rubbish dumping and pilfering near River Road.
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Famed One Punch Finishes Mark Boxing History
The piece chronicles legendary punch finishers led by O F Fitzsimmons, detailing their knack for decisive knockouts and patience in openings. It notes other greats like Joe Gans Corbett and Charley White, describing timing, setup moves, and the era’s brutal efficiency in ending bouts with a single blow.
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Hagen leads British Open at Sandwich after final round
American golfer Walter Hagen shot a brilliant 72 in the final round to hold a two stroke lead at 800 after four rounds in the British Open at Sandwich England. Jock Hutchison stood second with George Duncan in the mix as the field narrowed toward the championship.
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