Waterloo Hands Ottumwa in Opening Game
Water loo defeats Ottumwa 1 to 0 in a well fought opener. Skupa pitchers a brilliant two hit shutout, Beisser adds a notable steal and O Shea drives in the lone run for Risgan's men in the sixth. Ottumwa threatened through Beisser's base theft but Waterloo cleanly turned two double plays to preserve the lead.
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Stanley Skupa
Thor
Ottumwa
Waterloo Hallpark
O'Shea
Risgan
Skupa
Altho
Beisser
Ottumma
Reid
Kennedy
Crooke
McDowell
Judge
Ford
Hawks
Simnens
Echtermeyer
Thomason
Perdirtz
Mann
Simmons
Schuester
Corcoran
Pezdirtz
O’shea
Waterloo
Lubbe
Leach
Jellenic
Croake
Ottumwwa
Abrhpo
Hi Kennedy
Qroake
Dude
Eeentermeyer
Nfl
Pozdirtz
Lubhbe
Bshupa
DP .S
Heiss
McDonwell
Jelonic
Croak
Johnson
Major League Records Tally From 1875 to 1920s
A garbled note lists baseball records across years from 1875 to 1920, naming players such as Stost Ernore and Out fielder and teams including New York and Baltimore. It cites most errors by a first baseman, most stolen bases in a game, and hits in a game with scattered attributions to individuals and clubs.
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Stost Ernore
BJ. Archtel
Philadel
Kansas City
York
New
San
Bath Clube
New York
Loy
Cleveland
Washington
New York Burgh
Wm. Crowtey
FC Clarke
W Holmes
Frisch
Brecon- Won
Konetehy
To EL Speaker
Iveland
A. Ta
Bancroft
W. Robinson
Baltimore
Athletics Step Out of Cellar in Big Day
Connie Mack's Athletics rise from last place as Eddie Rommel earns two wins for Boston. Rommel pitched a 4 to 2 victory in game one and fended off a late Boston rally in game two. Tillie Walker homered for the Athletics, while White Sox rally to tie Detroit for third. Ruether, Schalk and Daubert starred for rival clubs as pitchers and bats delivered a busy day in the majors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Connie
Mack
Athletics
Boston
Eddie Rommel
Red Sox
Rommel
Ferguson m
Tillie Walker
Bing Miller
White Sox
Detroit
Fenier Schupn
Tigers
Yanks
St. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
Wright
Vangilder
Ruether
Dutch Ruether
Brooklyn
Giants
Phillies
St. Louis Cariis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Cubs
Lie
Pirates
Alexander
Babbi Wargrave
Jake Daubert
Willow
Cincinnati Reds
Schalk
Ray Schalk
Cracker
Connie Mack
Walter Wolfe
Lebanon Valley
Hartford
Curley Ogden
Swarthmore College
Wirts
Standing Of The Clubs In American And Western Leagues
The standings show St Paul 1 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolise 1 Louisville at Toledo 4 Indianapolis at Columbus Main Western League Omaha Sioux City 4 Wichita Oklahoma City 3 Tulsa 6 St Josepn 3 Denver 5 Des Moines 2. The piece urges young players to persist and notes scouts may watch in the grandstand hoping for a big league break.
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American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolise
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Omaha
Sioux City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
St Josepn
Denver
Des Moines
Hawks
Jey
Mississippi Valley
Milwauke
Kansas City
Denver Este
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
Comic panel narrative shows a father deterring a child from drinking from a fountain as water sprays and a crowd watches. A subtitle asks if a small daughter also wants a drink while others react to the scene.
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Type
J. P. McEvoy
Lanser Seiries
Smitson
Iast
Troetectet Br
Rapid River Twins Hold On In Island League Contest
A fast paced game saw Lock Island edge Pedar Rapids 2 to 1 as key hits by Jonoher and McMwan fueled a late rally. Pitches by Rasloff and Valentine kept the score tight with Me lEwan and Norton contributing in defense and offense.
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Lock Island
Pedar Rapids
Lemp Ray
Cooper
Surman
Jonoher
Wooper
MelEwan
Uhureh
Gratole
Michaels
Rasloff
Valentine
Radtof
Agentine
Mugerkura
Lewis
Yankee Manager Warns Yankees to Shape Up Or Lose Jobs
Miller Huggins left for Washington with owners ready to use Blackjacks on misbehaving players. Col Ruppert and Barrow denied any move to oust Huggins as Yankees slump after eight losses on the road. Judge Landis addressed clubs, starting with the Yankees, amid reports of league scandal.
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Rr Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Miller
Huggins
Yankees
Washington
Edward G. Barrow
Barrow
Jacob Ruppert
I Uiserable
Judge Landis
Red Sox
Perforce
Yesterday's Homeruns Travel Club June 27
A listing of players and teams with homeruns noted for June 27 including Daubert of Cincinnati, Young and Retwece of New York and Pittsburgh, Hararave of Cincinnati, Ceoper and Wirts of Pittsburgh, Walker of Philadelphia, Horns of Boston, and several others in the American and National leagues.
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National League
Daubert
Cincinnati
Young
New York
Retwece
Pittsburgh
Hararave
Cincinna
Ceoper
America Walker
Philadelph Horns
Boston
Mostl
Chicago
Tugan
Flagstead
Petro Schalk
Baseball Rules Quiz From 1922 By Sol Metzger
A Q and A on base running and tag plays covers whether runners may advance on foul tips caught or uncaught, returning to bases, balls and strikes, and force plays. The answers clarify safe baserunning on misplayed balls and proper baserunner outs, citing a correct reversal path and the umpire’s judgment.
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Farst
Teachea
Sol Metzger
Jamaica Kid Set for July 4 Crown Fight in Waterloo
Jamaica Kid will defend his colored light heavy title July 4 at the Cattle Congress hippodrome in Waterloo, facing Jack Leslie in a bout described as the fight of his life. Billy Arthur promotes the card with other noted locals like Grnmboat Smith and Battling Ford among the expected rivals.
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Waterloo
Billy Arthur
Jamaica Kid
Jack Lestie
Indianapolis
Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Jamaica
Tommy O'Leary
Scotland
England
Grnmboat Smith
Kid Norfolk
Battling Ford
Sailor Grande
Silent Martin
Bud Clancy
Jack Clifford
Kid
Jack Dempsey
Tess Willard
Tamaia
Tate
Bill
Jack Leslie
Match Play Opens Western Amateur Championship at Hillcrest
The western amateur golf championship began match play at Hillcrest Country Club with Chick Evans of Chicago and Eddie Held of St. Louis in early action. Evans, medalist with 143, shot 67 in round yesterday, tying the professional 18 hole record and breaking amateur marks for the first nine as Johnston follows in the other half.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hillcrest Country Club
Chick Evans
Chicago
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Evans
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Minnesota
Johnston
Chick
Alexander Graham
Wellington
Kan
Kansas
George von Elm
Pacific Northwest
Ia | Couch, Jr
Burton Mudge, Jr
Dave Herron
A. N. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Fred Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
Wright
British Tennis Star Elizabeth Ryan Advances In Allcomers
Wimbledon Bay June 28 Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated Miss Head in the first round of the allcomers championship 6 4 6 0. The match follows earlier reports that the American contender Wright defeated the opponent after Hivans section. Waterloo Westfield baseball seeks a game with Raymond next Sunday with manager J Broell listed at 224 Witty Street and phone 4906 W.
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Raymond
Waterloo Westfield
J. ©. Broell
Witty Street
Miss Ryan
Bay
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Head
Allcomers
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