RAGANITES TROMP NER BOYLEMEN IN SECOND OF SERIES
Marshalltowns Skhupa limited the Boylemen to one hit over six innings as the Hawks won 2 to 0. O Shea led off with a double for Waterson and Craven, Jorgenson and Messner provided key plays, while sixth-inning runs secured the victory.
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Raganites
Trompner Boylemen
Stanley Skupa
Marshalltown
Hawks
Is. Bey
Stanley Skhupa
Boylemen
Hoylewen
Grinnell
Forsythe
Providence
KR. I
Messner
Wichler
Jorgenson
Boma
Waterson
Mekiwan
Rf Pezadirt
Plicher
Waterloo
O'Shea
Craven
Church
Patri Dirtz
Nelwan
Nelwan; Double Plar, MecEnnan To Tubb Truck Out, Hz Skupa, 6; By Holsclaw
Lubbe Tmpire
Walton
O Hara Dominates Longo In Eight Round Bout
Fort Dodge Iowa November Associated Press notes lightweight champion O’Hara outpoints Phil Longo in eight rounds at American Legion Athletic club. O’Hara lands five knockdowns, dominates with a swift attack. Longo suffers severe punishment but persists. Amons defeats Goldie in six rounds in semi windup. Crowd over 1200 witnesses the exhibition.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Young” O'Hare
Jawa
Phil Longo
Des Moines
American Legion Athletic Club
O'Hara
Longe
Thruout
Age Retaive
Lengo
Fox
Himo
Longo
Archie Amons
Marshalltown
Pep Webster
Goldie
Denver
Amons
Toor
First clash in valley league as First meets Paul’s at church
Sunday league action features First and Paul’s Methodist tied for first. The morning game begins at 9 with a nominal admission fee. The event showcases local church teams in a competitive valley league matchup.
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Lhat Gason
T. Paul's Methodist
Yesterday's Number One Leads to Unclear Results
Fragmentary text shows names and numbers with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or organizations emerge from the readable portion.
A Comic Strip in Tyne by J P McEvoy story
A humorous tale describes Woodpeckers Alonzo Grace and Tim leaving a forest to travel by rail and ending up nesting in telegraph poles in an Arizona petrified forest. The narration blends playful moral observations with whimsical travel misadventure for children.
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Tyne
J. P. McEvoy
Fred Woodpecker
Wiatety Salesmen
Goa
Amd
Alfred
Alfred Woostyen
Alonzo
Tirace
Grace
Tim Woodspeeker
Aunt Grace
Tim
Petrified Forest
Arizona
Gwaiy
Two Grid Squads Prepare for Year Two Campaign
West high and East high grid teams begin preparation with two coaches outlining tough schedules. Coach Kresensky at East High faces limited manpower yet plans to harness rising talent, while Coach Sarff at West High expects strong returnees and a keen scramble for starting spots as teams pursue state honors.
Rath's Packers Clash Washburn Monday in Labor Day event
Gilbertville Iowa Sept 2 Rath's Packers Watering and Washburn will meet in a ball game Monday as part of Labor celebration test of local teams with Rath's seeking win under holiday schedule and Washburn aiming for strong showing in community event.
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Gilbertville
Rath’s
Packers
Washburn
Baseball Q&A from Charles D. White Sporting Editor
Reader questions on Texas leaguers safe vs out situations and umpire decisions are answered. Topics cover touching the ball on a trap play, runner on second, legality of the spitball in organized baseball, and whether umpires can ban the pitch in amateur games. Copyright 1922.
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Sturners
Serond
Olen
Metarer
Charles D. White
Hornsby Dominates National League Inswat Honors
Rogers Hornsby leads the National League in batting and home runs with a commanding 46-point lead as the season nears its end. The St. Louis star surged to a .389 average after a hot seven games, while his 32 home runs set a league record pace. Other leaders include Max Carey in steals and Buck Weaver in RBIs as the race tightens toward the final weeks.
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Rogers Hornsby
Widdiey Mnay
St. Louis
Joley
Hornsby
Pittsburgh
Positenor
Bigbeets
Wollaclter
Max Carey
Cobb
Chas
Bisler
Coob
Sisler
St. Lauig
Ken Williams
Tittles Walker
Walker
Williams
Babe Ruth
Speaker
Cleveland
Hellmann
Detroit
Schang
New York
Tobin
Ed Miller
Philadelphia
Galloway
Philadelphis
Bassler
Leeds
Myatt
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American Association
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Kansas City
Nee
Kay Kirke
Louisville
Aver
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Siso
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Baird
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Wichita
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Bone
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Elst
Sicoux City
Fish
Hemingway
Sioux City
Mmer
Berger
Riouxity
Honnett
Stuart
Pina
Omaha
iTane
Yesterday's American League and National League Scores
Results from yesterday show the Amatican League with Philadelphia 4 Roston d Uhicago 2 and other outcomes including Brooklyn 8 New York 7. National League games feature Chicago 7 Cincinnati 4 and Pittsburgh 14 Louisville 3 with St Louis 4 18. American Association matchups include St Paul 2 and Minneapolis 6 with Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 3. Indianapolis at Louisville and Potedo at Columbus were played Thursday.
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Beaton
Isi
iChicago
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Pitty Delpiia
Jidustun
American Asachition
Pat
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Tau Vets Webb
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Roston
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Milwaukee speed marks set at Wisconsin State Fair races
Sir Roach broke the track record with a 2:00% nine furlongs in the free pace at Aurora. Hal Mahone chased in the feature as EK Neat heavyweight champion scored a technical knockout in round two over Anty Schmader. Supreme Justice lowered the 3 year old trail track record by 1 1/2 seconds at the Illinois-Indiana fair, surpassing the former mark.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sir Roach
Tor All
Hal Mahone
Rac Aurora
Ob Martin
A. EK
Anty Schmader
Schmader
Danville
Frank Lundin Wins National Horseshoe Honors
Des Moines Iowa witnesses top showing in the national horseshoe tourney as Frank Lundin New London Ia wins 14 of 16 games with 424 ringers and 118 double ringers. Frank Jackson Kellerton Ia takes second after 13 of 15 games and 2389 ringers while Lyle Brown Des Moines finishes third with 11 wins and 441 ringers. Spencer tied for third but loses tiebreaker. prize awards include diamond gold medal sets trophies and cash. Next year’s event moves to Cleveland and two tournaments yearly are planned one in the north and one in the south.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Frank Landin
New London
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Lyle Brown
Brown
R. P. Spencer
Pieher
Okla
Oklahoma
Spencer
Witburn
Blaix
Kansas City
Kan
C. E. Jackson
Cleveland
Mississippi Valley League batting and pitching records
Missippi Valley League batting and pitching records show Irwin bidwe compiling stats through Monday Aug 25. Biographical notes highlight Sam Sisler and Ty Cobb leading AL batting races with .413 and .406 averages respectively. Charlie Robertson pitched as White Sox won key runs in a controversial scoring inning revert.
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Miss
Ippi Valley League of Baseball Clube
Irwin 3Bidwe
Ashland Block
Chicago
Dundee Faces Bar in New York State
New York reports the state athletic commission chairman William Muldoon says Johnny Dundee will lose his New York license if he proceeds with a no decision bout against Johnny Kilbane in Jersey City on September 29. Kilbane is suspended, and meeting him before suspension is lifted will harm Dundee’s standing.
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New York
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Cmmission
Johnny Dundee
Johnny Kilbane
Jersey City
Kilbane
Muldoon
Dundee
Grundy Center Falls to Waterloo Ravens in Exhibition
The Waterloo Ravens defeated Grundy Center 4 to 1 at Valley League Park in a fine baseball exhibition. Matthews allowed five hits and one bad inning, while Daniels held Grundy Center to limited scoring. Key Ravens hitters included Johnson and Hicks, with W Morrison shining at shortstop and two critical double plays aiding the win.
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Waterloo Ravens
Grundy Center
Valley League Park
Matthews
Daniels
W. Morrison
Johnson
Hicks
Ravens
Grundy
Fielts
Ashby
Snyder
Hicke
Underwood
Lipford
Oni Goa
Uleke
Brown
Lipfords
Panicle
Sizier
L. Morrison
F. Morrison
T. Moreon
Rieher
Unipire
Tagsette
Major League Records Today in 4th Quarter
Record list shows multiple marks held by The Coreran Cincinnati NX and others. Names include George A McDonnell, E A Wales, M olfgang, J Meekin with various dates and numbers in a compact listing. Indicates league record holders across teams and periods.
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Coreran Cincinnati
B. Geree
George A McDonell
New York
E. A. Wales
M.olfgang
J. Meekin
Sig Haugdahl Sets New Auto Records on Half Mile Dirt Track
Des Moines report notes Sig Haugdahl breaking multiple records at the state fair auto races. He lowered the half mile main mark to 1 01 3, then to 1:00 2 5 for the mile, and also beat the 4 mile, 5 mile, and other event records set previously at Lincoln and Springfield.
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Sig Haugdahl
Des Moines
Haugdaht
Lincoln
Neb
Lestie Allen
Haughan
Leon Duray
Springfeld
Mass
Martin Defeats Schmaddpr in Short Bout
Heavyweight boxing champion Martin defeats Schmader in under two rounds with a flurry of rights that knockout Schmader. The match, staged at Palo the Peayue, saw Schmader unable to continue after a decisive first hit.
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Aurora
Sdl
Hob Martin
A. E. PF
Andy Schmader
United States
Nazy
Schmader
Convention Fight Card Looks Good for Legion Meet
The state convention opens Thursday for three days with a 10 round bout featuring Jimmy Nuss of Racine against Nagy Rostan of Joliet. Fans will also see Johnny Showers versus Walter Moody in a lively pairing and Wrank Moha versus Albert Knipp in a two minute six round matchup. The card promises strong action and solid preliminaries for Legion delegates and visitors.
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Tion
Jimmy
Nuss
Racine
Wis
Nagy Rostan
Joliet
Jimmy Nuss
Fritz Knipp
Tommy Co‘miskey
Navy Rostan
Wa‘terloch
Ness
Johnny Showers
Rock Island
Walter
Moody
Sioux City
Wrank Moha
Roex Island
Will
Albert Knipp
Watertag
Knip
Jawar
Leonard Matched For Six Round Fight In Sept Dairy Show
Waterloo middleweight Jackie Leonard is paired with Milwaukee fighter Matt Ade who beat Tommy Comiskey and is expected to deliver the toughest bout of Leonard’s life. The Legion committee touts an elite fight card at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome Thursday evening Sept 7 open to legion visitors and all boxing fans.
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Ing
Jackie Leonard
Waterloo
Matt Ade
Milwaukee
Witt
Tommy Comiskey
Leonard
Legion Committee
Dairy Cattle Congress
Legion
Davis Davis Cup Fixed on American Says Writer
Forest Hills September report argues the Davis Cup will stay in America another year. It notes the Americans secured one win in three rubbers and predicts Australia must win all three to reclaim the trophy. The piece praises American tennis depth and future prospects while previewing Patterson and O Hara Wood vs Tilden and Richards in the latest world effort.
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Forest Hills
L. L
America
Australia
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
Bill Tilden
Vincent Richards
Boston
Cedar Falls High Must Build New Grid Iron Machine
Cedar Wails Ia September 2 Foot ball prospects at Cedar Falls high fail to loom as bright as those friendly to the schools interests on the gridiron would wish Coaches Loval Thomas and F A Lynch will lead the call to arms during the coming week and so far as known but five men who formed the 1921 squad will be back in the line Captain elect Gaylord Coffin now works with coaches to get a line on prospective players Drohman left halfback last season Ralph Bailey right halfback and Marlon Jacobsen left end will be on hand when the call sounds promising substitutes from last season and new men will be given a careful once over
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Ralph H. Sarff
West High Gridiron Warriors
Louis Kresensky
Cast High
Kresensky
Hulett
Nemmers
Sarfl
Iicely
East High
Beason
Cedar Wails
Cedar Falls High
Loval Thomas
F. A. Lynch
Gaylord ‘Coffin
Drohman
Ralph Bailey
Marlon Jacobsen
Wil
Park boxing card features topnotcher on next week's program
Irish Kelly Davenport holder defends state championship in flyweight against Lee Sharp of New Hampton in a six round at Electric Park Wednesday evening September 6. Harry Brown faces Popcorn Hedges in a four round match. Bob McGraw slated for multiple bouts with Young Squire. Ralph Alexander set for Labor Day ten round clash with Martin Mickey of Des Moines. This will be their second meeting and Ralph aims to knock him out.
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Irish Kelly
Davenport
Lee Sharp
New Hampton
Harry Brown
Auburn
Popcorn Hedges
Waterloo
Bob McGraw
Squire
Ralph Alexander
Labor Day
Martin Mickey
Des Moines
Fon- Ga
Ralph
Coach McLain offers tryouts for Waterias Ath leies team
Coach Fred McLain of the Waterias Ath leies, long the strongest independent football team in Iowa, announces early practice next week. Promising young players with football brains will be given a chance to earn a uniform, with an official first practice date to be announced.
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Fred McLain
Waterias Athleies
Iowa
McLain
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