Mitchell Flings Cardinals to 9 4 Win Over Pirates
Clarence Mitchell and Grover Alexander led the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9 to 4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in St. Louis. The Pirates struggled until Paul Waner delivered a bases-loaded homer in the ninth. Cardinals catcher Roettger and teammates provided the run support as Mitchell outpitched Kremer. Time 1:65.
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Sailor Tucker Return Featured In Electric Park Card
Sailor Tucker, once a gym operator in Oklahoma City, returns to his old town next Wednesday night to headline the Electric Park bill against Battling Nelson. He has a strong belt string, including wins over Ritch, Stanley Houston, Uring, and Borro, plus a draw with Lobo Wolf. Tucker holds the Rio Grande Valley 145-pound title. Weighing 150, he’ll face Welson at 146, with Johnny Williams and a firm prelim lineup on the tax night card.
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Oklahoma City
Battling Nelson
Ralph Alexander
Ritch
Beaumont
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Stanley Houston
Tommy Uring
Mercedes
Borro
New Orleans
Lobo Wolf
Mexico City
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Neal Allison
Welson
Alexander
Johnny Williams
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Hugh Muntot
Waterloo
Bud Soule
Minneapolis
Tiger Trash
Kid Murphy
Chinese net star leads race for title at St. Louis
In St. Louis Missouri, June 30, Gordon Lum the Chinese Davis Cup player advanced to the Missouri Valley tennis tournament semifinals after routing Fred Josties 6-2 6-1. Lum meets Bruce Barnes while Wray Brown faces Charles Barnes as semifinals proceed. In the women's draw Clara Louise Zinke of Cincinnati and Marjorie Gladman of Santa Monica reached the semis, each dispatching opponents in straight sets.
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Major League Hitters National and American Leagues
National League leaders include G 4B Ron Pet Hornsby Boston and Waner Pittsburgh with strong tallies. American Leagues top names Gosby Washington Foxx Philadelphia Cenrig New York and Kress St Louis show notable slugging. The Big Five lists top players by AB and RBI, while department leaders highlight key doubles, triples, and pitching wins across the leagues.
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Braton
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Ine Rai
Yanks
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Caine
Rock Island Wins First Game in Cedar Rapids Series
Belden Hill and Mike Sexton watched as Rock Island beat Cedar Rapids 4 to 3. Miller and Swanson led the Islanders with key hits while Garletz earned the win for Rock Island and Hendee contributed on defense.
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Robinson
Patterson
Bo Visseer
Garlett Po
Johnson
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S& LePleur
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Swanson
Andre
Pieper
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Janson
Wright
150 Girl Swimmers Vie for Final Olympic Trials at Rockaway
New York June 30. A field of 150 female swimmers will compete over four days at Rockaway Beach in the final Olympic trials and national championships. From these events twenty will be chosen to join the Olympic team in Amsterdam. The program includes 10 meter and 400 meter freestyle, 200 meter breaststroke, 100 meter backstroke, springboard diving, high diving, and the 400 meter relay, with additional national features such as half mile free and medley events.
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Rockaway Beach
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Amsterdam
Farrell's Iron Nerve Secures Open Championship Win
New York June 30 Johnny Farrell overcame earlier doubt to win the Open after a tight 36-hole playoff against Bobby Jones. He stayed within striking distance, sank the decisive putt, and cemented his open record with a 294 total. Farrell had prior near-misses in 1925 and 1926, and before this victory he highlighted his persistent gameness with earlier wins such as the La Gorce tournament at Miami Beach.
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Bobby Jones
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Peck Bos Eye New Record Pace In Double And Triple Plays
Chicago reports Peckinpaugh led Cleveland Indians in a season of sharp defense with two triples and six double plays in two weeks one shy of a national mark. Managers and pitchers praised J Sewell and Carl Lind speed as the Indians chase the record for double plays set in 1923 and the 1911 triple play standard. Unofficial stats show Goslin Gehrig Dugan and Manush among league leaders while rookie George Grant tops pitchers with six wins.
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Carl Lind
Roger Peckinpaugh
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Reeves
Gehrig
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E. Miller
Philadelphia
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Unscrambled Shins Shine in Royal Exhibition Game
A disrupted report describes a royal exhibition where Prince Nicholas of Roumania, known as Nicky, played against the national champions. The prince and June Bes Field mates, Uhrug, faced injury as the final whistle blew with both ankles bruited from contact, leaving a bedraggled appearance.
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Prince Nicholas
Prince Wicholas
Serond
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Marip
Nicky
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Uhrug
Daseppoe
Cedar Falls Semi-Pros Schedule Three Games This Week
Cedar Falls semi-pros have three games on the schedule this week. They Sunday return game at Oelwein. Two weeks ago they beat Oelwein 11 to 1 in camp. On the Fourth of July they play Bayside at Clear Lake.
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Osage Man Marries Lela Wolf in Little Brown Church
Osage Louisiana June 30 Specialist L. D. Prewitt, law partner of County Attorney H. H. Matt, wed Miss Lela Wolf of Tetonka at Little Brown church on Thursday. The couple planned a honeymoon in Minnesota's lake region after teaching stints in Burlington.
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H. H. Matt
Little Brown Church
Lela Wolf
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Burlington
Lake
Minnesota
Ancient roster imagined as modern ball clubs
A comic listing compares legendary figures to a baseball lineup. Catcher the Iron Mask. pitchers Nash Young Dave and Noah. first base Hannibal. second base Jonah. shortstop Wanderlog Jex. Nero at third. Highfeld Abraham. center field Golisth. left field Samgon. pinch hitter Job. manager Solomon. Each assigned famed traits or feats as if playing for a historic team.
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Nash
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Noah
Hannibal
Jonah
Jex
Nero
Abraham
Golisth
Samgon
Ruth
Solomon
Miller Huggens
Four Yankee Yachts Start Race For Victoria's Cup
Four 55 foot yachts with American crews moor off Ambrose channel awaiting a noon start for a trans Atlantic race to Santander Spain for Queen Victoria's Cup. The Rosa carries woman sailor Mrs William Roos among a crew that also includes top American yachtsmen.
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Wills Reaches Wimbledon Net Meet Semi finals
American holder Helen Wills defeated Mrs M Holcroft Watson in straight sets 6 3 6 0 to advance to the Wimbledon semifinals in a match marked by the same game counts as in the Wightman cup. Anglo American doubles Lycett and Ryan beat Pry and Sterry in three sets 4 3 6 1 2 1. Jacobs and Anderson edged Bridge and Mellquham 5 7 6 3 7 0.
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M. Holcroft Watson
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Elizabeth Ryan
California
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Gwynneth Sterry
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Penelope Anderson
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C. G. Mellquham
Waterloo Register Company Moves to New Location
J C Knox, president, announced the Waterloo Register Company will relocate from 110 Rath Street to the north part of Waterloo near Fourth Street East. The move consolidates all property including machinery, stock, and office furniture to the former Interstate Tractor site to accommodate rapid growth. The Rath Street real estate was sold to Rath Packing to fund the expansion.
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Former Dartmouth Star Unconscious After Lewis Bout
Former Dartmouth football star Gus Sonnenberg lay unconscious in a hospital with a brain concussion after a Lewis bout. Sonnenberg, who had won the first fall, attempted a flying tackle on Ed Strangler Lewis. Lewis sidestepped and Sonnenberg went through the ropes to the floor. He could not continue after 15 minutes and the match was awarded to Lewis.
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