Gibbons in top form for July 4 Shelby clash
St Paul challenger Tom Gibbons trains at altitude and proclaims peak fitness ahead of the July 4 title defense in Shelby. A 600-strong crowd watched an afternoon workout in the Green Light hall with Gibbons attacking sparring partners and showing sharp punching power.
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Shelby
Mont
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Tillie
Kid Herman
Jimmy Delaney
George Manley Wilk
Dempsey
Great Falls
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Bill Mathews
Ben Wray
Big Ben
Negro
Wray
Godfrey
Thompson
Independence Defeats Wise Nine in Lopsided 10 1 Victory
Independence swamped the Wise Meter company baseball team 10 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Crab pitched effectively for the winners as Independence pushed seven runs across in the third inning aided by hits, a walk, and productive two out moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Meter Company
Independence
Hoffman
Tollefson
Gallagher
Crab
Motors
Weterics
Jegher Ang
Unclear sports wrap highlights mixed events and records
An OCR fragment lists various sports items including horse racing chances, tennis results, golf finals, and a cycling record. It mentions names and places like Great Lakes, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Newark but lacks coherent details or complete outcomes.
Waterloo Hawks Rally to Beat Rock Island 4 2
Waterloo Hawks defeated Rock Island 4 to 2 in a fast game amid heat. Sudbrook allowed four hits through four innings before Pendirtz produced a three bagger in the fifth to spark Waterloo. The Hawks stretched their lead to two games over Marshalltown and Rock Island and eyed Ottumwa with a chance to cut Dubuque’s margin.
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Waterloo Hawks
Arness
Rock Island
Waterloo
Marshalstown
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Storia
Sudbrook
Hawks
Islanders
Johnson
Storm
Slyker
Weeden
Perditta
Pendirtz
Connor
Groft
Przdlrtz
Sydbrook
Weither
Norton
McGoldrick
Ur Storm
Pealirtz
Standings Report From Saturday League Results
Misinaipoi Valley League shows Marahantown 9 over Dubuque 1 and Winterioo 9 over Pepper Island 4. American League lists New York 4 over Boston 0 and Philadelphia 10 over Washington 6 with St. Louis 5 over Cleveland 2 and Detroit 6 over Chicago 2. Rational League features New York 8 over Boston 5 and Brooklyn 3 1 2 over Philadelphia 5 6. Worbeme Wichitna notes Des Moines 1 over Omaha 5 and Tulsa 4 over Oklahoma City 8 with Sioux City 4 and Denver 4 and St. Joseph 3.
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Misinaipoi
Des Moines
Omaha
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
Tienver
St. Joseph
Missiesippi
Witshy
Lsostoy
Tawton
Aye
National League
Per
York
Cpi
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Boston
Maton
St Joseph
Sioux
Denver P
Mitteburgh
St. Louis
Ihicaro
Cincininati
Brooklyn New York
Paradelphia
Washington
Safe or Out In Baseball Confusion Advised
A reader note discusses baseball calls on safe and out plays and potential errors in scorekeeping. It mentions batter, runner, and fielding actions with guidance to avoid arguing over decisions while inviting Charles White to provide correct rulings. The fragment references a Waterloo Dray Line ad nearby.
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Charles White
McGinnity Triumphs Again in Three-Day Series
Joe McGinnity earned another win in a tight contests as Marshalltown and Tribuque combined for hard hitting and sharp fielding. A muffed fly by Pilcher in the sixth opened the door for Tribuque, while Young’s one-hand running grab halted a potential rally. McGinnity pitched well, supported by his defense, with Lenahan and Lembke delivering key plays.
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Marshalltown
Joe” McGinnity
Pilcher
Ihe Dronment
Young
Ansons
Felding
Armstrong
Pide
Jackson
Rosine
Moore
Mesers
McGinnity
Lenabhan
Tirde
Lenanan
Les
Meyers
Jacksteten
Lenahas
Lembke
Ihorsclaw
Bremer-Chickasaw Downs Waverly In League Tilt
New Hampton Bremer-Chickasaw league beat Waverly 5 to 4 in hot weather as Roeder excelled in late innings. Sumner extended its win streak by defeating Nashua 7 to 1 with Wall strong on the mound. Fredericksburg edged Tripoli 2 to 1 in a tense finish after a 1-1 deadlock.
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New Hampton
Bremer-Chickasaw
Waverly
Roeder
Shawn
McMann
Sandrock
Sumner
Nashua
Wall
Wilharm
Bullis
Nan
Fredericksburg
Tripoli
Giants Win Sixth Straight To Lead Baseball Standings
New York Giants stretched their lead with a 6 to 3 victory over the Braves, marking their sixth straight win and third in a row over St. Louis. Other results included the Cubs beating the Reds 2 to 0, and Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 9 to 4 as the pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Giants
Braves
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reds
Cubs
Adolpho Luque
Havana
Grover Alexander
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Quakers
Fred Toney
Huff
Chicago
Adolpho Luge
Mexander
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Sox
George Davis
Weinert
Brookikn
Jean
Phillies
Winters
Hubbell
Taylor
Fournier
Bailey
Mokan
Speectator
New York Nationals
Boston
Groh
Westfield Athl club Beats Dewar 3 to 1 in Afternoon Match
Westfield Athletic club defeated Dewar 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Landau allowed six safeties, Smith was hit once. Batteries: Landa and Rice, South and Allen.
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Westfield Athletic Club
Dewar
Landau
Smith
Landa and
Rice
South and Allen
Dempsey Wills Bout Proposed For Long Island
Detroit based boxing chatter pivots on a possible Dempsey vs Wills match in Long Island City as promoter Simon Flaherty seeks licensing. Gibbons linked to a ceremonial Indian adoption while Tom Gibbons pledges support and readiness if he regains the title.
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Long Island
Davis J. Walsh
International News
Shelby
Mont
Simon Flaherty
New York
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey-Gibbons
Flaherty
Kearns
Great Falls
Wills
Long Island City
Daily Mail
Shelby, Mont
Great Northern Railway
Gibbons
Tom Gibbons
Curley Bear
Blackfoot
Thomas
The Laws of Golf Q and A with Innis Brown
Q and A on penalties for approach shots not on green and on two players striking near the green. No penalty when both balls on the green are involved unless they are in a hazard. Incident at motion is treated as a stroke play event from where each ball stops with no penalty. A player moving his ball by accident loses a stroke and the ball is replaced.
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Ereen
Innis Brown
Tip for the Round by Burnham Hare on golf swing balance
Burnham Hare advises delaying tight hand use in the forward sling until wrists straighten at the start of the downward move. He stresses steady, uniform control by the right hand and forearm and warns against too rapid turning of the tight hand. Grantland Rice Mental Balance in Golf notes accompany the guidance.
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Burnham Hare
Grantland Rice
Golt
Sunnyside golf tourneys cut half field to 16 players each
First rounds completed in Sunnyside country club handicap events for residents and vice president groups leave 16 in each to contest the second round this week. Results list H B Chandler and Arch McFarlane among winners with several matches decided.
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Sunnyside Country Club
H. B. Chandler
C. E. Bansier
R.G. Smock
C. H. Cory
HB. Cropher
W. L. Barret
Fred . McWilliams
Harry A. Dunkelburg
Gus T. Thode
A. G. Greeley
Burr G. Lichty
C Ww. Chapman
John T. Swift
Ralph Miller
Robert Hardin
G. G. Bickley
J. F. C. Liffring
J. W. Banks
Ben W. Schuyeman
H. D. Simon
W. M. Sheldon
H.c. Miller
Arch .McFarlane
Harry M. Reed
R. O. Hutchison
J ¥. Lynchi
C.K. Cropper
C. S. Kimm
F. O C. Liffring
Arch McFarlane
Fred Appelquist
Carleton Sills
George D. Warris
Fred G. Adams
W. R. Sleg
R. E. Russell
M. H. Cook
Art
Arthur Heston
W. A. Newman
Hope C. Martin
G. W. Rath
Guy Lee
W. P. Kerwin
G. W. Kline
Ia T. Curry
J. B. Bragdon
Austin Burt
Glenn Tibbitts
Bunnies Take Two At Ottumwa Sunday
Cedar Rapids moved into first place by sweeping Ottumwa 9-6 and 5-2. Heath homered in the ninth for Ottumwa, while Potts and Ditier homered for Cedar Rapids. Demarest pitched well for the Bunnies and Johnson held the Ottumwa offense earlier in the day.
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Ottumwa
Cedar
Johnson
Gaugier
Keil
Demarest
Bunnies
Potts
Arhpore Rooney
of Heath
Bi Didier
Gangler
Mattick
Doran
Schurman
Schuster
Dixon
Ooh OG Swansen
Fortis
Fissler
Ryre
Abel
Heath
Ditier
Schurmany
Din
Rye
Ford
12 Pound Catfish Landed Near Shell Rock by Waterloo Men
A 12 pound catfish was caught in the river near Shell Rock yesterday by Homer Worrell and Harry Kindle of Waterloo. The fish is believed to be the heaviest landed in the area this season and will likely be displayed at Union Market. They also landed a five pound pike on the trip.
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Shy River
Shell Rock
Waterloo
Homer, Worrell
Harry Kindle
Union Market
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