Waterloo Charks WP 710-2 Win WN First Mix Friday
Waterloo Charks WP 710-2 wins first mix Friday in Cedar Rapids as Skipper Dixon lines up Dale Griffin to start second game and Jim Grant to follow. Johnny Rice sidelined with head and limb injuries. Waterloo seeks third place behind Otunrwea. crowd likely for Sunday.
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Dale Griffin
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Jim Grant
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Burlington
Rice
Johnny Rice
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Reck Island
Rod Worthington
Three Shell Rock League ties to erase tomorrow
In the Shell Rock Valley league three games are set to break the ties. Rudd faces Rockford in a leaders match, Nora Sarines meets Manly, and Plymouth battles Flaydin to escape the cellar. Parkersburg and Dumont meet in Parkersburg with a 3 p.m. start.
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Manly
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Flaydin
Fragmented Notes on Golf, Women, and Quirky Facts
A jumble of clippings discusses golf ball speeds and club motion, quotes about players, and scattered trivia on women, science, and birth statistics. It reads as an eclectic, period-voiced miscellany with unclear provenance and many unverified claims.
Harold Johnson Bee Pitcher Bid Farewell Party
New York delicatessen owner claims to repulse three bandits with summer sausage during a farewell party for Harold Johnson a noted Bee pitcher. The bizarre incident involved a toy bicycle lever and a mysterious motive reportedly tied to a broken fall from a height.
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Meusel Out Up To A Month With Left Foot Injury
New York June 26 API injury to Bob Meusel left fielder of the Yankees may keep him out of the game for a month. An attempted steal in the second game against Boston broke a bone in his left foot. He had 12 steals this season, leading American leaguers in that department. Macdonald Smith shows different gears in practice and in tournament play with a famed improvised shot at San Antonio that clinched a championship and demonstrates his methodical energy conservation for the final stretch.
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Ottumwa Lays Back Two Wins On Questionable Vet Roster
Ottumwa, Ia June 26 AP Bill Bahr right hand pitcher obtained from Quincy of the Three league was released and returned. he had three at bats in the Pacific Coast league. Two wins he earned may be declared no contests by Belden Hill, league president. Ottumwa climbs from cellar to second place, 15 of 16 wins, despite Bahr loss, as pennant race heats up.
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Ace Hudkins Knocks Out Goldstein At Coney Island
At Coney Island stadium Ace Hudkins known as the Wildcat from the West earned his nickname by stopping Rudy Goldstein in the fourth round of a scheduled six. Goldstein floored Hudkins in the opening minute and again later, but Hudkins recovered to finish the east sider with a dramatic knockout.
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Cauliflower Ears Prevalent Among Wrestlers Says Promoter
Los Angeles June 26 INL That condition known as cauliflower ears is more common among wrestlers than fighters. Lou Dare, former wrestler and promoter at the Olympic Auditorium, said about 60 percent of professional wrestlers carry cauliflower ears. He cited Stanislaus Zbyszka Wladek his brother Jim Lanos Greek heavyweight Ivan Paddubny George Kotsonaros Montana heavyweight Joe Stecher John Pasek and Nick Lutze as examples yet others have escaped. Dare attributed the trait to canvas rubbing and joked about cleverness in avoiding it.
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Olympic Auditorium
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Kiwanians of Iowa Golf Tourney Set for Aug 9
Kiwanians golfers from across the state will assemble here August 9 for their annual Iowa coal tournament at Sunnyside Country Club. ATL Teommel heads the committee with almost ten contestants expected. flights will be arranged for all.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Baseball Leaders and Totals in the American League
The report lists American and National League totals with players like Ruth Gehrig and Meusel. It highlights runs, doubles, and stolen bases from star teams such as the Yanks Indians and Giants. Also mentioned is Francis Bacon being called the godfather of modern skepticism on his 300th anniversary.
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Ramas Ae Raving Scheduled Wednesday at Park Show
Neon schedule lists sixteen rounds of chasing hat for next Wednesday at the weekly park show. Emmetshire’s Jackman and Dakota Kid meet, while Bob White of Waterloo faces Harey Fordyce. Chauncey Cameron and Tiger Son to mix in main events.
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Dakota Kid
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Waterloo
Harey Fordyce
Emmetsbire
Chauncey Cameron
Tiger Son
Three Wines Tied for Lead in Church Baseball League
Three teams lead the church baseball league with five wins and one loss each. Grace M.E. lost to First Presbyterian 5 to 2, while Burton Avenue Baptist beat Trinity American Lutheran 10 to 1. Next week’s games determine who drops out as the schedule runs to August, with matchups including Grace M.E. vs Burton Avenue Baptist and First M.E. vs Northminster Presbyterian.
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Yale Defeats Harvard In 4 Mile Rowing Race
New London Conn June 256 Yale varsity crew completed its fourth consecutive season without defeat by beating Harvard on the Thames River. Yale won by two lengths and set a new four mile upriver record of 2h 4m 25s, extending their series lead to 32 wins against Harvard.
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Bobby Jones Wins British Open at London
London June 26 The British Open title goes to Bobby Jones after a strong run that also saw Jess Sweetser win the British Amateur. Americans extend golfing dominance as Jones plans a return for another major bid, while peers like Von Elm and Hagen show American strength. Jones faces Sweetser in pursuit of more major crowns as he departs for further campaigns.
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Jess Sweetser
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Henri Cochet
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James Braid
George von. Elm
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Rath Packing Company Ball Team Wins Again
Rath Packing Company baseball team defeated Central laws Power and Light nine in an Industrial league game at Byrnes Park last night. The Packers scored four runs in the first inning and built the lead, with Smith pitching for the winners and Dale for the losers.
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Dale
Wimbledon doubles eliminations open Jubilee tourney
Moira Mallory former American women's champion and Marian Zinderstein Jessup were eliminated from the Wimbledon jubilee women's doubles. Joan Pry and Hazel defeated them 6-2 6-? in a British pair’s victory while Miss Bouman of Holland beat Mrs John Hill 6-3 6-2. Bouman faces Mallory in the fourth round.
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Wimbledon singles upset and college regatta news
London announces that Isin cannot meet due to 107 temperature while Kittie Godfree advances to the third round. Yale and Harvard name captains Geoffrey Plant and Fren chas Robinson after the Thames regatta. Kansas and Missouri clash, boxing results feature Loughran Manley rescheduled to July 2 and multiple bouts in Cedar Rapids and Oakland with various wins and draws.
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