Hawks Sweep Islanders With Dual Baseball Wins
Hawks defeat Rock Island and Island City 2 to 1 and 3 to 1 in Sunday twin bill. Zubay battles umpire Pederson in a one round melee, while Hattling Zubay and others deliver sharp fielding as Storm dominates on the mound and Kelly O'Shea and Mullen supply timely hitting for Rock Island.
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Marshalltown Edges Dubuque 1 0 In Close Game
Dubuque's pennant hopes took a hit as Holsclaw pitched airtight ball and received stellar defense in a 1 to 0 loss to Marshalltown. Marshalltown plated its lone run in the fifth on a bases on balls and two singles.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
National League results include Boston 3 New York 2 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 12 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6. American League and Association games noted with rain and postponements. Brooklyn 6 New York 6, Boston 7 Philadelphia 2, St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3. American League scores show New York 6 Washington 1 Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 4 Cleveland 6 St Louis 6 Detroit 3. Rain affected Toledo Columbus Louisville Indianapolis 4 Kansas City Milwaukee 3. Western and Mississippi Valley leagues report rainouts and postponed games.
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Football Outlook for Iowa Wesleyan Brightened by New Plans
Iowa Wesleyan in Mt. Pleasant announces a near complete rebuild of its grid squad after last spring’s graduations. New athletic director E. R. Williams reshapes the program with six scheduled games and a fall focus on swimming and gym overhaul.
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Waterloo Junior Tennis Tourney Opens With 22 Entrants
The Waterloo city junior tennis tournament starts today on multiple city courts to crown the first junior champion. Twenty two entrants compete including Merle Stimson and Harvey Daley with Daley facing Walter Lee in the opening round. Semifinals and finals will be at Dr J C Hemsworths courts on Fourth Street West with a loving cup awarded to winner and runner up.
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Drake Football Players Will Practice This Week
Des Moines reports that fifteen to twenty men will report for early football training at Drake University in midweek. Coach Solem, back from a Minnesota boys camp, will oversee Bulldog Bird activities beginning September 15. Captain and halfback William Boelter is among the early returnees.
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Boston Browns Triumph As Giants Fall In Polo Grounds
The Boston Nationals defeated the New York Giants 3 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as Art Lone Weakened in the tenth. New York Americans lost to Washington 7 to 2. Ken Williams hit his twenty sixth homer for the St. Louis Americans in a 4 to 0 win over Detroit. Johnny Rawlings delivered a key two-run hit in Pittsburgh’s 8 to 6 victory. Philadelphia Nationals pounded Brooklyn 13 to 2. The Cleveland Chicago game was rained out.
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Hawks and Ansons Eye Doubleheader Titles in Iowa Baseball Scene
The report details Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Dubuque matchups as teams eye titles while Ot t m wa and Ansons seek wins. It notes star players O Shea Higbee Connor McGinnity and speas potential managers and moves across Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois cities with teams like Maquoketa Marshalltown and Dubuque fielding squads for Tri State tournament.
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Intercity golf tourney set at Charles City course
The annual intercity golf tournament will be held at Wildwood golf links in Charles City Ia on Sunday Sept 9. Local players will host visitors from Mason City Austin and Osage. The local team won the cup last year and the cup is at stake. Eight local players are qualifiers for the tournament.
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Yesterday's Homeruns Pitch Totals Record
National team total leads with 4 runs and 373 West 28. Williams from St. Wouls listed among American and National totals.
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Dick Didier Stars as Ottumwa Tops Cedar Rapids Duo
Dick Didier pitched Ottumwa to a 5 0 and 7 5 double victory over Cedar Rapids on Sunday. Emil Levsen struggled, pulled after five in the first game, and again in the second. Heath and Leysen contributed key plays, while Ottumwa capitalized in the eleventh inning to seal the sweep.
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Giants Struggle Season Pins Giants in Narrow Lead
New York Giants cling to first in the National League pennant race as Reds and Pirates falter. The slumping lineup under McGraw split six games, while Cincinnati failed to capitalize on others and Pittsburgh dropped out of the running.
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Laws of Golf Questions and Answers with Innis Brown
Reader queries about conceding penalties and equipment in golf lead to practical rulings. The exchange covers bending bushes for stance, time limits for finding a lost ball, lifting balls in casual water, and treating casual water as a water hazard for scoring and relief.
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Yankees Must Win One Game to Retain Davis Cup
Davis Walsh reports Australia’s Anzacs must win both remaining singles to claim the Davis Cup. Johnston should beat Hawkes in today’s first singles while Tilden meets Anderson in the final singles. If the outcome ends early, the event may become an exhibition.
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A Tip For The Round From George Duncan
George Duncan explains a golf lie observation to beginners noting head tilt over the ball and a slight rightward gaze. He cites experience as proof and adds a cautionary aside about youthful learners.
Rostan and Nuss Ready to Battle with First Gong
Rostan and Nuss, two middleweight rivals, prepare for a headline bout at the Hippodrome Dairy Cattle Congress. Large crowd expected with special trains from nearby towns and strategic plans for each fighter to target the other’s strengths. Knipp brothers also feature in supporting bouts with Melichar and Sampica in Cedar Rapids connected matchups.
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Two Men Have Ring Decisions Over Champion Dempsey
New York. Willie Meehan, the San Francisco heavyweight, is among the few to earn a referee’s decision over Jack Dempsey. He four times faced Dempsey, winning once, drawing twice, and taking a decision in 1918. Downey and Meehan are the only two to avoid knockout by Dempsey in multiple meetings.
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SAFE OR OUT. Baseball rulings by Charles K White
Queries on umpire touchouts, overrunning bases and double plays prompt explanations. Cases include a runner overrun to second ruled out if ball touched by fielder before reaching umpire, a batter ruled out when the ball was caught in air after center fielder misplay, and a double play after a ground ball to shortstop with throws to second and then first. The column invites replies and clarifications.
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