Hawks Triumph in 7-5 Victory Over Ottumwa
Four Hawks triple in a high scoring game lead Waterloo past Ottumwa 7 to 5 at MV Park on a Ladies Day crowd. Bradford spun a solid pitching effort with 11 Ottumwa hits scattered as Waytula worked five runs through six innings before Klevenow closed it out.
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Athletics Close Gap with Yankees in Philadelphia Win
The Athletics beat the Yankees 6 to 4 at Shibe Park, trimming New York's lead to 11 games. Howard Ehmke faltered in the ninth as Combs, Koenig, and Ruth produced late threats before Lefty Grove relieved. Gehrig, Meusel, and Koenig sparked the Yankees’ response, while Grove silenced key threats to preserve the Athletics victory.
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America's Wimbledon hopes stay bright for U S players
America s chances at Wimbledon remain undimmed as Tilden faces Landry of France with Hennessey backing him. Helen Wills crushes Harvey and eyes a match with Mrs Holcraft Watsoty while Ryat survives to reach the last eight. In doubles, Tilden and Hunter push the United States ahead by defeating Scroope and O Callaghan.
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Yesterday's Homers and League Totals Referenced
Baseball notes list yesterday's homer counts and player mentions including Ruth Gehrig and Waner with Pittsburgh ties. It cites leaders like Ruth and Gehrig with tallies, plus unclear entries for Bottomisy Bissonnette and Bartelt White Sok. The fragmented text references a national league total and scattered player marks without cohesive context.
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Fragmented 1920s Editorial Fragments and Punchlines
A collection of disjointed quips and reflections on politics class and society. It parodies looming presidential ambitions, notes modest means versus eligibility, mocks the Democratic platform, and slides into humorous asides about daily life, a faulty street observation, and garbled captions. The tone imitates a candid, late era column with miscellaneous items.
Bees lose Ed Reichie error and reshuffle players
In a Burlington Bees game this week Ed Reichie committed his first error of the season at third base since becoming Bees manager in 1925. Rumors note former Dubuque and Marshalltown catcher Chief Meyers now with a semipro club in Gaseville Wisconsin. J. Blackburn, another former Dubuque figure, manages the club. Lester Bartholomew, sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals, is released to Dallas in the Texas league. AL Ottuma, Dane, and Tittle will miss the next game after Rooney’s veteran bat. Ed Hendes is unwell after a tooth removal. weather and wartime payments influence Valley finances. Ga Walsh returns to shortstop duties with the Ansons after welcoming a daughter born in Rock Island.
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HAWKS CONTINUE PATCHING SPREE IN VALLEY LOOP
Waterloo Hawks maintain pitching push in Valley Loop standings as Jim Grant leads with 12 wins and one loss. Lamanski nine wins, Gepson six, Serre 483, Steinecke 312. Team batting drops to .281. fielding stays 0.957. Rock Island tops batting and fielding. Dubuque second in hitting. Swanson leads stolen bases with 29.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities End With Knockouts
A string of boxing results from last night shows several fighters scoring knockouts in Milwaukee Des Moines San Francisco New York and other locales. Notable wins include St Tut defeating Joe Avnavella and Genaro Pino stopping Charley Genaro with multiple bouts listed across Chicago Fargo Hastings and Tacoma. A draw occurred in a Tacoma match with Doe Gwen.
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National League Blocks Tex Rickard Giants Sale
New York June 30 UPI National League owners oppose Tex Rickard's bid to buy the New York Giants. Reported opposition includes club president Charles A Adam and several league owners who fear syndicate baseball and a promoter's control of a major league club. Rickard visited Houston for the Democratic convention amid doubts about his plans.
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California C Crew Heads to Olympic Trials Workout
California crew team from the University of California prepared for the Olympic Trials with a light workout in Philadelphia. The session followed a recent firm showing as athletes fine tune technique and pacing ahead of competition.
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Three-Quarters Swing Best for Aging Golfers
An old golfing guide argues the three quarters swing offers balance of control and safety for average players with diminishing strength. It warns full swings risk loss of rhythm and wrist action, while a light half swing reduces distance and consistency.
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Regatta Plan on Hudson Shapes Olympic Trials Prep
Coach Ebright will send eight men on the Schuylkill river this afternoon for a 2000 meter workout over the regatta course. The session serves as the team acclimation to the water and conditions ahead of the pre Olympic tryouts next week on the Hudson.
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Hornsby Leads National League Batting Race and More
New York, June 30. Rogers Hornsby posts a .399 average through 58 games and nears the league lead in home runs. Jim Bottomley and Del Bissonette share the top HR count at 15, with Wiliron tied at 14. Benton leads pitchers with 12 wins and a 0.890 clip, while Red Lucas follows at 8 and 0.800. Bottomley also tops runs, doubles, and triples. Douthit and Frisch head hits and stolen bases respectively. Pittsburgh tops team batting at .304, while St. Louis leads in fielding at .874 and double plays.
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Championship match decides wearers at Trans Sippi golf event
Associated Press golf writer reports Des Moines on June 30 survivors Arthur Bartlett Town champion and Bryan Winter St Louis face off at the 6800 yard Woanda links for the Wrang Mississippi championship. Bartlett, favorite after a superb second round, fought from a poor first round and surged to lead Manion before final tee. Winter led Rudy Juran Minneapolis earlier but lost by one up after a birdie two on the 25th.
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