Cleveland wins doubleheader in St Louis race
In St Louis on June 30 Cleveland extended its lead by sweeping a doubleheader, despite a rough start in the first inning of the opener. Morton and ONeil led a 8-4 win, while Cleveland then topped St Louis 7-5 to take the twin bill. Across town, Detroit defeated Chicago 7-3, and New York beat Boston 6-5 in a ninth-inning thriller. Washington and Philadelphia played to a rainless draw. Olympic coverage notes Greece's King Alexander funding a larger Greek team for Antwerp and a record 42 km breaststroke by Albert Dehunne in a Belgian cycling setup.
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New State Golf Champion Looms in 1920 Tourney
Des Moines early rounds shock title hunt as defending champ Robert McKee loses in first round to R G Hartman of Hyperion. Sioux City’s Fred Knepper tops Ralph Rider of Hyperion and Waterloo players post solid scores as 64-strong field qualifies for 18-hole final qualifying. Local pairings feature James Swick versus Fred Moattniam and Alfred Longley against J M Mayhood among others.
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Chicago Cubs Split Bill With Pirates
Chicago and Pittsburgh divided a doubleheader yesterday with the Cubs winning 4 to 3 in 11 innings in game one and losing 14 to 3 in the second. Batteries included Cooper and Heafner for the Cubs and Martin and O’Farrell for the Pirates.
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Tripoli shuts out Illinois Central in fast baseball win
Tripoli defeated the Illinois Central team of Waterloo 1 to 0 in one of the season's fastest games. Learn pitched six strikeouts, one walk, and allowed one hit as Tripoli notches its sixth win. A large crowd watched the Sunday matchup. Next Sunday Tripoli faces New Hampton at home.
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Standing of Teams in Pennant Races
Yesterday's results show American Association games with Columbus 7 over Louisville 2 and Indianapolis 6 over Toledo 5, plus St Paul 20 over Kansas City 9 and Milwaukee 6 over Minneapolis 2. Western League listings include Joplin 3, Oklahoma City 4, Wichita 16, Tulsa 12, Omaha 3, Des Moines 0, and Sioux City figures, with several matches noted as rain delayed or pending.
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Fans Disappointed Again as No League Game Last Eve
Fans gathered at the park for a Moose versus R E M league battle but no teams arrived by 7 pm. Disgruntled spectators vowed not to return as President Thompson drafts a new schedule amid league backlot squabbling and lax management threatening Waterlo o baseball.
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County Fairs of Iowa Are Given Season's Dates
Des Moines June 30 state board of agriculture lists fair dates across Iowa. Entries include Adair-Greenfield Sept 13-16. Adams-Corning Sept 14-17. many others across counties with Aug and Sept slots. Several typos and garbled names appear. the schedule spans Aug 2 to Sept 28 across numerous towns and counties.
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