Hawks Fall to Ottumwa Despite Ninth Inning Rally
Pat Ragan's Hawks lost to Ottumwa 4 to 1 as Kell pitched a masterful game for Ottumwa while Lindner struggled. The locals mounted a late rally in the ninth but could not overcome the early deficit, with O'Shea and Pezdirtz among the bright spots in a tense Inland game.
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Paule
Ottumway
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Kell
Ottumwa
Ford
O'Shea
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Crooke
Corcoran
Jelinek
Mann
Pendirtz
Simmons
Thomason
Deap
Perdirtz
McDowell
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Dirtz
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Manu
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Opbamawa
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Cooper
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Ansons
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Major League Records Today
A compendium of historical MLB records notes leaders in single game feats across positions and eras. Highlights include most strikeouts by an individual in a game with 5 by G Stover of Boston and other marks such as most putouts by outfielders in a game and no hit games by various pitchers.
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Boston
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Geo. Shafer
Banes
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Larley
St. Louis
Felsch
Chicago
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St Landis
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M. Carey
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Cleveland
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Joseph Jackson
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G. Willams
George Siriet
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Gams
New York
New Rea Philadelphia
Onoat
Tha Gane
S. Washington
Vistl
Houston
Brocklyn
Two New Parties Rise Over Paper Towel Debates
A satirical column argues that modern politics offers two new party lines built around paper towel brands. It envisions rival factions the Rub-Do Not Blotters and the Blar-Do Not Rubbers, each with stark issues and campaign cries.
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Dempsey and Wills Not Likely to Meet Until 1923 Summer
New York June 30 boxing prospects point to a 1923 summer bout between Dempsey and Wills. Tex Rickard and Jack Dempsey back a New York match under commission rules with preparatory bouts possible. Gov. Miller supports the bout as promoters await financial backing and formal announcements.
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Davis J. Walsh
Rickard
Kearns
Dempsey
Wilts
Brennan
Gred
Willard
New York
Gov. Miller
Hornsby Notches Century with Three Hits in 8 5 Win
Rogers Hornsby powered the Cardinals past the Pirates 8 to 5, matching the century mark with his 100th hit after a three hit game. George Sigler followed with his 17th home run of the season as Forbes Field saw history. The day featured wins by the Giants, Yankees, Athletics, and a Cleveland Indians leadership change.
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Ile
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Brooklyn
Rube Marquard
Boston Braves
Grimes
Johnston
Yanks
Washington
Senators
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Jones
Boston
Athletics
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Indians
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Cleveland Indians
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Jim Dunn
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Detroit
Ray
Boston Red Sox
Philidelphia Athletics
Lee Willard
University of Colorado
Rockford
Gleason
St Louis
Jock
Haines
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Eliowhorse
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Mattos
New York
York
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Brooklin
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Marquard
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Gowdy
Benny Leonard to Train in Chicago Before July Fourth Bout
Benny Leonard light weight champion will train at a Chicago gym today before his July Fourth fight in Michigan City Indiana against Rocky Kansas. He plans to observe tonight’s Aurora bout between Charlie White and Ever Hammer.
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Benny Leonard
Michigan City
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Leonard
Aurora
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Hammer
Standings of the Clubs in the Aepelican and Western Leagues
The Louisville and Columbus groups lead the Aepelican Association with Louisville top and Columbus second. In the Western League St Joseph and Oklahoma City trail Omaha and Sioux City, while Tulsa and Wichita share a spot. The standings list multiple teams with varied wins and losses.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Sioux City
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Wichita
Cedar Rapids
Marshalligwn
Wad
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Waterloo
Otpumywa
Spree
Dubuque
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Denver
Jamaica Kid to Fight Jack Leslie on July Fourth
Jamaica Kid, world colored heavyweight champion, will box Jack Leslie in a 10 round match at the Castle Congress Hippodrome July 4. Jamaica Kid trains in Covington Ky and arrives Waterloo Sunday. Leslie camp reports Leslie in top shape and promoter Billy Arthur says ticket sales start Saturday at city cigar stores.
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Catle Congress Hippodrome
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Covington
Jack Billion
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Billy Arthur
Baseball Rules Clarified for Safe or Out Scenarios
A reader quiz covers balk rulings with runner on first, allowing a pitcher to feign over the head and throw. It also discusses substitution rules, a rundown play at second, third strike decisions, and Ruth’s contract length. The piece cites Sol Metzger and Charles D. White for authoritative answers.
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Polo Coming to Front in Iowa
Des Moines reports rising polo interest in Iowa as 20 polo ponies are donated to the One Hundred Thirteenth cavalry troop of the Iowa National Guard at Burlington by Charles Perkins of Burlington. Col Reginald B McNally notes growth in polo among Des Moines area riders and clubs. Marshalltown and Indianola are expected to field teams. Wahkonda club in Des Moines fields a team near Fort Des Moines.
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Iowa
One Hundred Thirteenth Cavalry
Iowa National Guard
Burlington
Charles Perkins
Gc, BL & Q
Reginald B. McNally
Fort Des Moines
National Guard
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Bill Meadows
Texas
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Army
Marshalltown
Indianola
Wahkonda
George Little
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Fourteenth Cavalry
Polo and horse events linked to military teams
The One Hundred Thir teenth cavalry will head the Burlington polo program with Fourteenth cavalry games likely later in the season. Bill Meadows, famed polo pony expert, has trained horses for 11 years and supplied mounts for several clubs. St Joseph’s Rosary Society plans prayers at 8 p.m. for Roy Francis Shannon. Cedar Rapids Motor Club promotes auto races on July 3 and 4.
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St. Joseph's Rosary Society
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