Opening Game Nips By Ragan as Hawks Win Four to Zero
Marshalltown hosts Waterloo in an opening game where Pat Ragan hurled a strong effort, limiting the Koyte men to one scratch hit. Waterloo tallied in the opening and final frames to secure a 4–0 victory as Leach and McEwan drove in runs and Newell, Leach, and Church figured in late scoring.
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Marshalltown
Pat Ragan
Regan
Pilcher
Hawks
Ramies
Richter
Perdirtys
Hen
O'Shea
Leach
McEwan
Jimmy Church
Newell
Church
Waterloo
Zart
Pol
Ty Moosner
Stavengen
Lenehan
Low Pilcher
Anderson
Sullivan
Teach
s@crifice
Neworth
Perdirtz
Hilt
Ragan
I Ragan
Pet Church
Walton
Australians Meet Americans in First Davis Cup Matches
Davis Walsh reports the Davis Cup challenge round between the United States and Australia at Forest Hills. Four top singles players—Tilden Jr, Patterson, Johnston, and Anderson—are slated to play with Tilden and Patterson opening at 2:30 p.m. and Johnston vs Anderson at 4 p.m. The piece notes Australia’s long travel and belief the cup may stay in America, predicting Johnston to dominate.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
Forest Hills
America
Australia
West Side Tennis Club
William T. Tilden, Jr
Gerald L. Patterson
Wiliam M. Johnston
Sme
James O. Anderson
Tilden Tilden
Patterson
Wied
Johnston
Anderson
Down Under
Tilden
California
Billy
Des Moines Bankers Form Bowl League With Six Teams
Hes Moines reports Reiss Mor Ton elected president of a new Bank league. The six teams will bowl at King's Alleys this fall starting at 4 and 6 o'clock on Thursday afternoons.
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Hes Moines
Reiss Mor Ton
Bank League
King’s Alleys
Yesterdays Romeruns: Burns Schalk in American League clash
Boston Schalk Chicago pitcher Burns led a dramatic game in the American and National leagues while Player Club and OE were noted. The contest drew attention to Burns and Schalk as standout performers in a busy baseball scene.
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Burns
Boston Schalk
Chicago
Baseball Q and A from Charles D White 1922
The column presents vintage baseball Q and A on rules calls such as safe or out as of 1922. It includes questions about ground rules adopted in 1901, runner status when ball deflects off fielder, and a request for record clarification with a self addressed envelope to the sporting editor.
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Tha Wational Ter Oon
Sal Metzger
Dion
Charles 7
White
Major League Baseball Records From Historic One Day Meet
A garbled summary lists baseball records including 1890s meets and 1908 innings marks. It cites coholders and teams such as Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Philadelphia with notes on consecutive score records and longest games, plus pitchers with most errors in a game.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Outsville
Ve. Cincinati
Coombs
Philadelphia
Ta. Ly
J. Harris
Reston
A. L
Ll. Cadnne
N.L
Ae Osasthger
Boston
N. 1
Fitcher
Harris
Hosten
A. T
Gescheer
KX. L
A Comic Strip in Tyne and the Barber Aleck
The piece depicts Aleck the Barber amid changing times and immigrant tensions in America. A narrator quotes dialogue on unions and citizenship, noting fears of foreigners, labor conflict, and the idea of a single united American workers’ voice while satire critiques melodrama around national identity.
Reinbeck Beats Waterloo Ravens 6 to 2 in Hawks Park
Reinbeck boosters upset Waterloo 6 to 2 as Rehder allowed five hits over seven innings. Gibson led the visitors with four hits in five at bats including a double, while Stewart added key batting. Ravens pitcher Ggerwood struggled as Reinbeck loaded early and held on for the win.
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Reinbeck
Waterloo Ravens
Hawks
Rehder
Ggerwood
Ravens
Gibson
Stewart
Rotnbeck
Ingais
P Ohrt
of . McGowan
Rf Wagner
Rickert
Shell
Derenod
Telnhek Ravens Fur
Enerfes
Stolea Thor
Brown
Demveeod
Doubla
Johnson
Simurk Vinderwond
Nahder Ashtey
Underwood
Washington High prepares football squad at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids September 1 Preliminary practice for Washington High School football is underway with about four candidates training each evening. Coach Novak plans to issue results and uniforms early next week, as more aspirants join the squad and the season nears.
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Cedar Rapids
Novak
Republicans Open State Headquarters in Des Moines
Des Moines is to host the Republican state headquarters with Fort Dodge chair Dumquist in charge. Mrs. H W Spaulding will run the women's division alongside the men to support harmony and loyalty to the Republican ticket. The Democrats also maintain headquarters in Des Moines under J J Felting. A New York World telegram asks Col Spencer for a photo with twin sets and a life sketch as he plans to attend the G A R encampment in Des Moines with his wife.
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Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
Dumquist
Fort Dodge
H.W. Spaulding
Grinnell
Frank Dodson
Washington
Iowa
Democratic State Central Committee
J. J. Feling
Polk, Building
New York World
G. AR
Col. Spencer
Giants Lose Lap League Race and Other Baseball News
The Yankees beat the Senators 3 to 1 as they extend their streak. Joe Bush earned his 22nd win. Brooklyn toppled the Giants 4 to 1 snapping their lead in the NL. White Sox routed Detroit 10 to 1. Red Sox and Braves won in the AL standings. Indians edged the Browns in five innings as Gutfielder Connolly shines. Ruth failed to hit. Ray Schalk starred for Chicago. Cubs idle, Dodgers take advantage. Ravens schedule Iowa City game Sept 3 after six straight wins.
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Chicago
Washington
Yankees
Mogridge
Senators
Cleveland
St. Louis
New Yorkers
Growna
Joe Bush
Brooklyn
Giants
Barnes
Jess Barnes
Robins
Mamaux
Sherrod Smith
White Sox
Detroit
Herman Pillette
Boston
Philadelphia
Braves
Phillies
Red Sox
Athletics
Indians
Browns
Sisler
Dixie’ Davis
Vangildear
Ty Cobb
Tiger Pilot
St. Louis Star
Ruth
Haba Ruth
O. K
Ray Schalk
Slaughter
Detroits
Cubs
Dodgers
Standings of the Clubs in the American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York and Washington tied for first with Boston and Philadelphia trailing. Detroit and Cleveland posted losses to Detroit and St Louis. National League results include Brooklyn edging New York while Boston won twice against Philadelphia. Pittsburgh returned to face St Louis with rain delaying play.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Unicagn
Detroit
Stleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Vedor Ranlds
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ray Island
Ottomwax
Dubuque -i
York Pet
SL Sauts
Vieveland iv
Chicago
Aia Bester Om
Petew
York
Bostan
Des Moines Racer Hurt in Iowa State Courthouse Race
In Des Moines a running event at the Iowa state Washington Courthouse saw OL Jackson suffer multiple fractures after a necked finish to Harry Wiis night race. A physician report noted a spine injury and other complications from the incident.
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Des Moines
Happy Hall
Iowa State Washington
Jackson
Harry Wiis
Act Cordle
Athletes Open Football Season with Fast Independent Teams
Waterloo Athletes plan a year of football dates facing top independent teams in the state. Cedar Rapids eleven to visit for Armistice day, Marshalltown Independents on Oct 15, Dubuque visit date set, and Fort Dodge follow on Oct 29. Hillside Athletic club in Des Moines being negotiated.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Independents
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Hillside Athletic Club
Des Moines
Ume
Fred McClain
Spe
Athletic fund drive seeks support from business backs
A committee was appointed to solicit financial aid for the team. Considerable money is needed to outfit the players and cover equipment costs. The group includes Dave Seger, Micky McDonald, Jim O Coninor, Douglas Bragdon and Claude Stanton, seeking cooperation from business interests and other sports supporters.
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Cial
Dave Seger
Micky McDonald
Jin O ° Coninor
Douglas Bragdon
Claude Stanton
Contractor Solves Fuel Problem Using Corn in Iowa District
Stratford reports Phelps Construction began ditch digging July 1 and, unable to obtain coal at a high price, tested burning corn instead. At 50 cents a bushel, corn proved cheaper than Kentucky coal. three weeks burn shows 1,400 bushels used. Rail freight losses from coal versus corn cited. farmers hopeful for corn sales, railroads constrained by logistics.
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Stratford, A
Phelps Construction Company
Stratford
Phelps
Kentucky
Chicago J
Civil War veteran’s twins gain nation wide fame
Algona Iowa September 1 This report notes Col and Mrs R H Spencer's two sets of twin sons have gained national fame with wide recognition from coast to coast and from the Canada line to the Gulf.
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Algona
R. H. Spencer
Canada Line
Gulf
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