Bornholdt Dominates Bees With Dual Wins Over Burlington
Barney Bornholdt pitched two complete games, defeating Burlington Bees 4-2 and 6-2. The Hawks moved closer to Dubuque, as Stemig and Tising struggled while Schultz Dixon Serre and Grant led offense. Burlington’s Stemig went nine innings in game one, Tising started game two before Baornholdt shut them down.
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Ed Reichle
Burlington Bees
Barney Bornholdt
Barney
Hawks
Dubuque
Bees
Marshalltown
Burlington
Bornholdt
Adolph Stemig
Tising
Stemig
Winnerman
Waterloo
Schultz
Dixon
Serre
Grant
Steinecke
Grady
Naleway
Parker
Kernan
Stock
Pentecost
Young
Ransom
Matcred
Nateway
Steineck
Ogtesby
J. Stemig
Rornhardt
Burtington
Abbutoale Neteway
Loay Parker
Oglesby
Nowick
Reichte
Blelnecke
Intierd Fy
Bonnltz
Ono
Buminary
Pentecost la Kernan
Barnholdt
Unmaires
Swinson
Campbel
Cane Burtington
Finnermann
Jessae Waterloo
Cwele
Kerman
Sae Barnhardt
Peover
J. Sinmigi
Nowack
Ogles
Bares
Finnerman
Ting
Insing
Jet
Bure Yington
Campbell and Swanson
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results From Several Leagues
Mississippi Valley standings show Dubuque leading with 62 wins and 40 losses, Waterloo 47–66, and others close behind. Yesterday's results include Marshalltown 6-0 over Othumen, Burlington 4-8 over Dubuqie, and Cedar Rapids 14-0 over Moline. National and American leagues list Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York, Boston, St. Louis, and others with varied records. multiple games were not scheduled.
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Mississippi Valley League
Wt. Pet
W. L. Pet. Dubuque
Stafined
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Rapids
Borinngton
Avottmawa
Marshall
R. Island
Yeaterday
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Othumen Watering
Burlington Dubuqie Casa
Lngedar Rapids
Moline
Rock Island National League
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L. Pot
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Aso
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Washton
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American Association
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Mineapolis
Columbus
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Minneapolis
W. OL
Amarilla
Wichita
Okla
D. Moines
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
Wichita Oo
Pirates Lead Major League Leaders As of Sept 2
National League batting leader P Water of the Pirates tops with .385. L Waner of Pittsburgh leads runs with 112, hits with 200, doubles 37, triples 17 and homers 40. Seemingly strong with Stenh entot Cuba and Willian of Pitnea mentioned, though names are garbled.
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Associated Preas
National League
P. Water
Pirates
L. Waner
P. Wener
P. Waner
Stenhentot
Cuba
Willian
Pitnea
Cubs Lose Fifth Straight as Reds Top Cubs 5–0
Cincinnati Reds shut out the Cubs 5 to 0 amid Cubs misplays driving all Reds runs. Jakie May pitched effectively for the Reds, while Cubs errors in the fourth inning and a passed ball in the eighth helped fuel the scoring. Perry Lee Jones worked seven innings.
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Cincinnati
Cubs
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Cub
Reds
Jakie May
McCarthy
Bruins
Perry Lee Jones
Adams
Beck
Gonzales
Brillheark
Turner Beats Ottumwa Twice In Baseball Card
Stolen bases listed for Frisch of the Cardinals with 38. Pitching credited to Benton of the Giants with a 13 and 0 record. Hellmann of the Tigers led with 384 hits. Gehrig of the Yankees topped runs 130 and hits 147. Combs of the Yankees had 18 triples. Ruth of the Yankees hit 44 homers. Burns of the Indians had 7 doubles. Sister of the Browns had 24 stolen bases. Soyt of the Yankees recorded 19 wins and 5 batters.
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Frisch
Cardinals
Benton
Giants
Hellmann
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Burns
Indians
Combs
Ruth
Blden
Browns
Soyt
Philadelphia
York
Babe” Ruth
Buster
Laziers
Dugan
Collins
Hoyt
Phledelpen
Bishop
Hale
French
Cobb
Cochrane
Perkins
Wess
Jacobson
Boley
Lerg
Og Gray
Foxx
Balted
Gray
New
Doubs
Hildebrand
McGowan and Evans
Cletus Dixon Reappointed Hawk Club Manager for Next Year
Waterloo's baseball skipper Cle tus Dixon will return as manager of the Hawks in 1928 after terms were settled with the club officers. Since 1924 Dixon has led Waterloo to pennant races and strong attendance, boosting the team’s drawing power and treasury with his ability to develop young players.
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Waterloo
Cletus Dixon
Dixon
Hawks
Gonfalon
Waterloo Treasury
Fragmented musings and notices from a vanished era
A garbled collection of names, places and small anecdotes referencing aviation, weather, avian terms, and quirky snippets. It mentions the assistant secretary of the navy’s aviation, LeMans, mouldy beans, berries, a Billy Sonday revival, Estelle shoes, snake-skin fashion, a cobbler Jim, a Minnesota company contract, Charlie Chaplin and Mencken, sausage makers in Chicago, and cigarrette statistics.
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Estelle
Fran
Jim
Pennant Contenders to the Finish Hawks Face Marshalltown Tests
Waterloo remains in the pennant race as the Hawks prepare for weekend games with Marshalltown. Frank Boyle calls Cletus Dixon's 1927 squad the city’s best all round baseball machine, rivaling the 1924 pennant team.
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Waterloo
Birds
Gonfalon
Marshalltown
Frank Boyle
Cletus Dixon
Virginia League Star Brings Record Price
Richmond, Sept. 3. Bar Clark, the hard hitting Richmond outfielder, has been sold to the Boston Nationals for 15,000 dollars. At 19, he becomes the highest paid player ever in the Virginia league. He hails from the same circuit that produced Pie Traynor Hack Wilson Kent Greenfield and others who rose to the majors.
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Richmond
Clark
Boston Nationals
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Kent Greenfield
Braves
Bill Clarkson
Burleigh Grimes
Giants
Penn Graduates Fourteen at Fenn College Summer Commencement
Oskaloosa Iowa Sept 3 During education day the Tawa yearly meeting of the Friends church observed events here fourteen students graduated from Fenn College at the summer school commencement An increase of one half million dollars endowment during the past year was reported.
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PENN
Oskaloosa
Tawa Yearly Meeting
the Friends Church
Fram Fenn College
Fights Nightcard From AP Roundup Hits Multiple Cities
Chicago Eddie Anderson of Wyoming outpointed Kony Canzoneri in a foul filled match. Frarkle Genaro beat Tommy Toughes in Akron. Tommy Crowley defeated Redd Blanchard in Pittsburgh. Ilyian Bass beat Rey Mitchell in Philadelphia. Tony Mandell defeated Gan Banchez in Lynn Massachusetts. Davy anad Panama outpointed Tammy Ryan in Mexico. Clyde Jones won on a foul from Sparkplug Russell in Wilmington. Ghifty Dando stopped Joy Lockhart in Columbus. Harry Forbes knocked out Bert Waggoner in Petersburg. Rollie French defeated Paul Wangley in Sioux City. Tommy McGuire beat Marian Haines in Mitchell. Sailor Burke stopped Kid Martin in Council Bluffs. Cherrie Benson stopped Mike Garcia in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Labor Day Park Card At Electric Park Labor Day
Lon Ollinger faces George Truckanbatt in an eight round main event at Electric Park Monday night Labor Day. Promoter Ralph Alexander expects a tough test for the Unknown Hero as a rising Iowa light heavyweight. The undercard includes Ernie North versus Jimmy Smith in six rounds and Kid Murphy against Guy Parsongs in four. The American Legion bill was delayed by rain and starts at 9 p.m. to accommodate shoppers.
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Lon Ollinger
Frankie Tay
George ‘Truckanbatt
Fort Dodge
Electric Park
Let
Iowa
Ralph Alexander
Walterson
Polo Meeting With Unusual Success As Army Golf Substitute
Washington D C Sept 3 The army leads a surge in polo as a popular sport joining golf in becoming widely played British army long a polo pillar now faces a rising American participation American officers already show championship strength in the United States with the army winning the British American Military and American Junior championships the American Inter Circuit and 12 go al championships and the Hawaiian title Army enthusiasts credit the United States Polo Association leaders Louis Stoddard Devereux Milburn Harry Payne Whitney for support and promotion
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Washington, D. C
Empire
United States
United States Polo Association
Louis Stoddard
Firs
Devereux Milburn
Harry Payne Whitney
Baldock to defend world bantam title against Smith
London reports Teddy Baldock bantamweight champion will defend his title for the first time this fall. The International Sports Syndicate has arranged Baldock to meet Wille Smith the South African champion at the Boye Albert venue no later than October.
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London
Teddy Baldock
Betwee Baldock
Wille Smith
Boye Albert
Coach Ingwersen Arrives at Iowa After Vacation
Iowa City Iowa Sept 3 The University of Iowa athletic staff returns to prepare for 1927 grid improvements Head Coach Burton Ingwersen and Assistant Line Coach Chester Meade arrive from a Minnesota fishing trip Ed Walker former Stanford star end arrives to teach Hawk Eye ends and backs Rollie Williams returns from a summer camp Frank Wickhorst Navy captain and all American tackle is expected daily to tutor the linemen
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Burton Ingwersen
Chester Meade
Minnesota
Ed Walker
Stanford
Hawkeye
Ruston
Rollie Williams
Stummer
Trout Lake
Wis
Frank Wickhorst
Navy
Wickhorst
Pirates roster may be altered next year
Sportswriter Davie J Walsh reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates face likely housecleaning after the pennant race. Cuyler Smith and John Doe are named as players possibly leaving, with Reds and Phillies links and potential trades involving Donahe, Harbrave, and Rixey discussed amid rumor-filled speculation.
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Pirates
Davie J
Walsh
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sid Hensfrau
Bernard Dreyfuss
Hazen Cuyler
Earl Smith
John Doe
John
Bernard
Cuyler
Smith
Dave Bancroft
Doe
Cincinnati Reds
Hughey Cruz
Pete Donahue
Cincinnati
Bubbles Har- Brave
Eppa Rixey
Philly
Philadelphia
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Ruther
Flint Rhem
Join McGraw
Bob O'Farrell
Rhem
Ln St
White Sox Fall One Run Short in Loss to Indians
Chicago unable to rally in the ninth as Cleveland wins 7 to 6 in the second game of the series. Blankenship's error and a bases on balls doomed the Sox while 19 batters were used in a bid to overcome the Indians.
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Cleveland
Indians
Blankenship
Johnny Mostit
Sox
Crouse
Clavelanda
Poal Damlion
Oaia Ponsern
Summa
Hunnefield
Kamm
Metzler
Barrett
Rf Reynolds
Falk
Ward
Ab Nels
Clancy
Ib Crouse
Mastian Berg
Boone
SZ J.sesye Blankenship
P Piek
Kc d Jacobs
Pe Flaskamper
Cole
Pe Tobin
Gacobs
Berg
Clevelands
Reynolds
L. Sewell
Elchrodt
Burna
Fonseca
Tin
Grant
Rowland
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