Waterloo golfers enter Iowa state meet in Des Moines
Several Waterloo players join 285 entrants in the twenty second Iowa state golf tourney at Des Moines. Notables include Robert McKee defending his title and Arthur Bartlett from Owjamwa among many former champions and top clubs expected to compete.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
K. Cropper
F. W. Witch
Fred McC
C. P. Crook
Hyperion
Iowa
Robert McKee
Arthur Bartlett
Owramwa
Ralph Rider
R. G. Wayricon
Rudolph Knepper
Storm City
B. F. Guinand
Francis Dickinson
Eastern Sportsmen Think Carpentier Will Not Return
New York June 28 Fans wonder if Francois Des camps and Georges Carpentier will return after a string of contradictory statements about fighting Jack Dempsey. With Carpentier canceling plans and returning home in July many hopes of a fall rematch fade as eastern boxing circles doubt a comeback.
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New York
Philadelphia
Francois Descamps
Georges Carpentier
United States
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Eare
Levinsky
Destamps
Standings and Results From Pernant Races
Yesterday results show multiple city teams and scores across leagues with New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and others. Notable entries include Louis Lroit National New York and Brookion facing varied results, plus several city standings like Peoria, Terre Haute, Rockford, Moline, and Evansville.
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American New York
Boston
Weehington
Philadelphia
Ae Ee Sureee
Si ‘S
Cleveland
New Torico
Lous
Panedge
Detroit
Phiada Eeng Ees AG
St Louis
Brooklyn Tees
Fittsburgh
Wee
New Fork
Cartes American “Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Pearts
Terre
Bloomington
Feresee
Bas Rockford
Edar Rapids
Aba
July Feats and Hopes In Baseball History
July is highlighted for pitching feats and home run chase as fans await Baba Ruth to topple his 29 season mark. Noting Marquard and Johnson records on July 8 1912 and July 3 1913, the piece recalls Smoky Joe Wood and Boston’s 1914 pennant dash and ponders what July 1920 may bring.
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Rube Marquard
New York Giants
Marquard
Tim Keefe
Walter Johnson
Washington Club
New York Yankees
Johnson
Smoky Jon’ Wood
Boston
Wood
Baba Ruth
Ruth
Huth
Polo Grounds
Boston Braves
Waterloo Fleet Prepares for Mississippi Valley Regatta
Water main regatta plan sends Waterloo boats from Cedar Rapids to Burlington and down the Mississippi with a vacation like trip. May B. Waterloo’s fastest boat, built with a Universal motor and a new hull, leads six entries in a midwest showcase. Burlington anticipates about 140000 spectators for the event.
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Waterloo
Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Iowa River
Mississippi
Dubuque
Key City
Universal Motor Company
A. Lown
J. . Jago
Mississippi Valley
Resolute Selected as Cup Defender in Shamrock II
Newport R I June 28 The sloop Resolute was chosen for the Shamrock II defense by DC Oliver Iselin of the New York Yacht Club. The first race is set off Sandy Hook in July after a final elimination trial between Resolute and Vanilla where Vanilla led by a half mile at the outer mark. The day's racing was on a light breeze and started late with a beat under minimal airs.
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Newport
R. I
Resolute
Oliver Iselin
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Vanitla
Vanilla
Tojday
Oliver Hoch
Fleetwood
Penn
Jack Sholtz
Coloni We 20
Messenger Agalot
Tanganyika
Sholtz
Hammer thrower Carolina eyes Olympic team mark
In St Louis on June 28 coaches and officials of the United States army championship track and field observed Sergeant Carolina a Black hammer thrower from the southern department. She hurled the hammer over 160 feet three times a performance deemed Olympic level. From now until July 27 when the three day meet begins she will receive special coaching and training.
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St. Louis
Carolina
Southern Department
Olympic Tryout Results across multiple events and leaders
Summary of a long list of Olympic tryouts with numerous results. Yale's Tom Campbell led the 890 yard run with 1:35.6, Sol Buller won the broad jump at 23 ft 4 in, and multiple colleges including Chicago A C Northwestern and Illinois A C dominated events like discus throw hammer and javelin with top marks and times across the meet.
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Shiewro
Tom Campbell
Yale
P.M. Spink
Chicago A
R. & Johnson
Des Moines College
Sol Buller
Dubuque College
Robert Strawn
Northwestern University
C. B. Jaquith
Cheago A
Arie Mucks
Chicago
JA. AD
J. Shanahan
I Noia A. CA
jMcIntyre
Ijlinots A
D. K. Benson
Ala
A Bennett
Chicago A. C
Ilinois A. C
Bk, & Wilson
Lole Ray
A A. Schardt
Chicago A. A
D. C. Stone
Timall A. C
Emory
L. Butler
University of Michigan
Bramall
Carnell
Ta College
Jackson Scholz
University of Missouri
H. P. Drew
Drake University
J. C. Laomig
Hurdies
Walker Smith
Chicago A A
Waldo Armes
A. I. Andrews
Chicago A.A
Hieh
T. Murphy
Notre Dame
George Krogness
Chicago ‘A A
S. Mosborn
Unierity
Dilmais
Artie Mucks
Chicago -A. A
J. L. Baker
B. A Sandfur
University of Kansas
Alex Zeller
B. L. Malone
Clavaland A. C
A. Parker
Logan Equane A. C
Fieyd Smart
EK Patterson
Draka University
M. Durke
Minnots A.C
Davelin
K. L. Wilson
Chicano A. AL
M. Angier
Millen
Purdue
Patason
Hastel Institute
Christanson
Logan Square
Gobler
H C. Cuthill
Boston A. C
M. L. Shields
Meadowbrook A. C
Lk G. Watson
Meadowbrook
Patrick Ryan
Laughlin Lyceum
O. F. Dandrow
Wiliam &. McCormick
Thoma Anderson
Christoper A. C
Mincoin
Newark A. Z
Aec
Sherman Tandarsenrevivaniad
William Rosenberg
Glencoe A. C
B. Freer
New York A. C
R W. Tandon
New York A.C
Lewin Watson
Alpha A. C
Walter Ly Whalen
Heston A
Hhch Politzer Mehawk A.C
Bertolett
Germantown
Morningaide Awa Firat
R. FL Reamier
American Walkers’ Association
J. B. Pearman
New
Allen Woodrine
Tipsi
Kelly
Newark AC
D. A. Tawitt
New York Aco
Orleans
Thraward Dash
Wolf
Rivier
Wilden
Baylor
Moss
Texas
Frazier
Maneor
Phillips
Stanis
Jang
WM. I
Barker
Dallas A. C
Chisholm
Birmingham A. C
Heleht
Feot
Breeland
New Orleans
Montgomery
Dodson
Bentz
Vv. M
Gladnay
Mason
Y. MI
scus—Skidmore
Sewanes
Bantz
Y. M.G.C
Manson
Gasquet
Gee New Orl¢any
Parke
Dalee
Brown
Nelson
Ted Kid Lewis Net Purse From London Victory
Chicago June 28 It is learned that Ted Kid Lewis collected fifteen thousand dollars for his win over Johnny Basham in London. The purse totaled twenty six thousand six hundred dollars with the winner getting ninety percent and the loser forty percent.
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Chicago
Ted “Kid” Lewis
Johnny Basham
London
Six Hawkeyes Reach Olympic Finals in Trials
Chicago June 28 Six Iowa athletes qualified for Olympic final trials after top three finishes in events. Drake’s Howard Drew and M K Patterson led Iowans along with G S Bretnall Cornell college Sol Butler Dubuque D C Stone Iowa State Roy Johnston Des Moines. Butler won a first in the broad jump. Bretnall Sholtz Stone Patterson posted top finishes across sprints and middle distances.
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Chicago
Love
Cambridge
Mass
Howard Drew
Drake University
M. K. Patterson
Drake
G. S. Bretnall
Cornell College
Sol Butler
Dubuque
D. C. Stone
Iowa State College
Roy Johnston
Des Moines College
Butler
Stymie Modification Sanctioned by Royal and Ancient
New York reports the Royal and Ancient Golf Club will approve a stymie rule change. In match play, when both balls lie on the putting green the nearer ball may be played first if chosen. If not, the farther ball may lift the opponent's and concede the hole.
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New York
Royal and Ancient Golf Club Committee
Atymies
Howard F. Whitney
United States Gold Association
England
Royal and Ancient Committee
United States
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Harold B. Lever
Meadowbrook Club
Wicltarna Hares
Charles W. Paddock
University of Southern California
Morris M. Kerksey
Olympic Club
Henry Williams
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
Charles F. Hunter
San Francisco
Charles H. Smith
Washington State College
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William Young
University of Redlands
John E.i Norton
E.R. Caughey
RN. Irving
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W. Merchant
California
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William Lionwest
Los Angeles
John K. Norton
Olympic Cluby
Charles D. Daggs
Pomieno Collere
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Multnomah A.C
H. P. Muller
R. L. Templeton
Templeton
J. W. Marshant
University of California
Wm. Young
RH. P. Muller
Geo. S. Schiller
University Southern Caliifornia
Colon Kilby
Gwynn BM. Wilson
University Southern California
Charles W. Paddonk
S.C
Morriss
Kirksey
Haary Willliams
Spokane A. C
William K. Gxttlett
University of Oregon
Augustus R. Pope
Universsity of Washington
John D. Boyle
Eldon T. Jenne
Charles W. Bergstrom
Richard Emmong
A. Grant Swan
Stullnessmah A. C
A. B. Spott
TI. C
Fred V. Barmer
John F. Banner
Olymplc Club
Arthur M. Tuck
University of Idaho
William J. Church- Rut
Ted A. Johnson
Robert M. Rolly
Olympia Slub
AH. P. Mutter
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Pomona High School
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Olympic Cid
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Paris
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Ron Doubhe
A. G. Seiberling
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Wor
Heynes Automobile Company
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Haynes
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
National Vigilance Committee
Lee
Seiberling
Haynes Automobile Company
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