Dubuque Wins Wild Series Opener On Bees Demise
Burlington falls 19 to 4 as Dubuque pummels pitching for 23 runs and 38 hits. Worth and Walsh pace Dubuque with multiple hits while Odell and Kruger split mound duties.
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Yankees Defeat Athletics to Take Lead in Games
New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 to extend their lead to nine games. Dugan and Meusel contributed hits and two homers, while Ruether pitched eight strong innings for the win. Ehmke lasted seven for the Athletics, fanning seven but yielding seven hits as New York rallied.
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Denver Club Defeats Readlyn 16 to 4 in Beav er
Denver beat Readlyn 16 to 4 at Beaver Iowa as four Denver runs came in each of the sixth seventh and eighth innings aided by ten Readlyn errors. Beard the Denver pitcher struck out eight. Coster Sluggers visit next Sunday. Batteries Readlyn Matthias Klemp Denver Beard Burr.
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Brandon Club Beats Vinton 7 to 6 in Sunday Game
Brandon, Ia.—The Brandon baseball team defeated Vinton 7 to 6 on Sunday. Hopkins and Stainbrook of Winthrop produced key hits, while Worthen and Mitcher of Vinton fanned eight and six batters respectively. Bracketed by Winsor and Bentbower on the Brandon mound, and Worthen ending for Vinton, the game featured tight دفاع and late scoring.
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Napoleoas Inventor Naroledas Seeks Name Change
Fragmented OCR notes describe a figure named Naroledas, dubbed the Napoleoas inventor, with calls from patriotic citizens to change a Bougat name to Geaser or similar. The text is garbled, unclear on dates or places, and references a court appearance at a time not legible.
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Plans Near Completion for County Tennis Tournament
Plans are moving forward for the annual county tennis tournament to be held at Sunnyside Country Club on clay courts. Sponsored by Waterloo YMCA. Merle Brown, winner the past two years, must triumph this year to gain permanent possession of the Hutchison Hemsworth trophy.
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Pirates Fast Set Seeks Base Steals Glory
Manager Donnie Bush boasts the Pirates have the fastest bases in baseball with Ler Cay ler Gr an tham Traynor Layne and the Waner brothers, challenging legends like Archdeacon and Lobert. Bush calls Layne faster than Archdeacon, a claim some doubt amid talk of Giants base runners from 1911 to 1913.
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Jack Murray
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Jim Thorpe
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New York
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George Wiltse
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Winthrop Ball Club Beats Dyersville 4 2 in Winthrop
Winthrop defeated Dyersville 4 to 2 at Winthrop Iowa on Sunday. Key hits by Prebel D Sheeley and Warner for Winthrop and Meyers and Smith for Dyersville. Winthrop pitcher D Sheeley struck out 13 as Winthrop outhit Dyersville 11 to 4.
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Parkersburg Beats Eldora Club 5 to 2 in Baseball
Parkersburg Indiana defeated Eldora 5 to 2 Sunday afternoon. Patterson earned the win with four hits allowed. Parkersburg jumped to an early lead and held on, with Bucknam catching and Chinburg and Gethman fielding for Eldora.
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Willoughby Blanks Giants With Six Hits
Claude Willoughby struck out the Giants to a 6-0 Phillies victory in Philadelphia. He held New York to six hits with two walks as Clark son and Grimes surrendered the runs. Leach Hornsby Wrightstone sparked the Giants with two base hits, while Spalding and Willoughby contributed for Philadelphia in a tidy, one run per inning six run win.
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Longest price paid marks Homewood win in Tellinois racing
At Homewood track Blue Blood won the opening race as the largest wager in Tellinois racing history, with $365.10 paid per $2 ticket. Alton TJ Jerry Daley, longtime St. Louis Browns figure under Charles Comiskey, died at 72. Robert M. Sweltzer elected president of Washington Park race course board. Mushy Callahan to box Sergeant Saimmy Baker at Wrigley Field July 13. Bullet Joe Bush joins the Chants after release by Pirates. Father and son Sweatser win golf tourney at Garden City. Bostonia I to represent US in Gosport yacht races July 30 to Aug 2 after scoring elimination points. Miloney and Bad German train for VC-round bout in White Sox Park. Labarra expected to sign for a bout here next month. Sharkey favored over Dempsey at 13 to 10 in London betting.
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Cardinals Pase Pirates in first place series clash
Extra base barrage powers St Louis to a 7 5 win over Pittsburgh reducing lead to a half game. Key hits include four doubles one triple and a home run with Toporcer Bell Frisch and Bottomley among the standouts for the Cardinals while P Wanner and Morrison handle the Pirates pitching.
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Little Eight Results from Clermont Sunday Games
Clermont beat Postville 4 to 2 while Hawkeye defeated Volga City 8 to 2. Arlington routed Calmar 8 to 1 and St Olaf edged Elgin 5 to 4. Hawkeye remains unbeaten with four wins and no defeats in the Little Eight league.
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Determining Use of Mashie or Mid Iron
Leo Diegel, Canadian Open Champion 1924, advises choosing club and swing by wind and lie. He forces mashie with following wind or when in long grass or a clover lie, and uses a half-iron into headwinds to keep a high shot with the wind and a low shot against it.
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Modern Woodmen Beat Ackley Ball Club 6 to 2
Ackley Iowa June 28 Waterloo Modern Woodmen No. 2059 defeated Ackley ball club 6 to 2. Olds allowed four hits while Modern Woodmen attacked Tiedens for nine hits.
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Boxing card promises hot fights at Legion show
Boxers Clyde Drury and Mike Sauro head a Waterloo Legion program with a 10 round main, Morrow and McDonald also set for a feature. Emil Morrow arrives from Des Moines, Buddy McDonald trains at Lincoln Park. Advance tickets are selling at local shops. Dr Wilbert Shattenberger offers free consultation in Waterloo.
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