Moose Triumph Over La Porte In Double Win
The Waterloo Moose defeated La Porte City 9 to 7 at Cedar River Park. Claus pitched well for the Moose with eight strikeouts and five walks, while Stainbrook fanned six for La Porte. Key moments included James of La Porte turning a double play in the first inning and Baker making a crucial final out at third.
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High School Grid Players to Report for Drills Today
Nearly 80 high school football players are expected for initial drills at East and West High this afternoon. Louis Kresensky joins as coach at East High with Cedar Rapids background, while J H Conch leads West High. Captain Lee Parkin guides East High. John Banton captains West High.
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Orange and Black
Oelwein Sweeps Tripoli In Two Game Series
Oelwein won Sunday 12 to 6 and Monday 10 to 1 over Tripoli led by Learn and Trotter at bat while Piaster and Fergeman starred for Tripoli. Rockwell defeated Orchard 4 to 2 at St Ansgar with Evans Unger on Orchard and Johnsen Hansen on Rockwell. A return match at Orchard is set for next Sunday and a St Ansgar Orchard championship game in Mitehed county is being arranged for this week.
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Standings and Results From Pennant Race Action
Sloppy recap shows American League games with Boston Detroit and New York results, plus minor league and three league scores. Teams mentioned include Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York, Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Terre Haute, Evansville, and Peoria with scattered inning counts and scores.
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Boyle's Bunnies Annex Fifth Place After Rockford Split
Cedar Rapids wins yesterday’s doubleheader over Rockford to reach 500 and clamp fifth place in the Three-I standings. Boyle's Bunnies open the season with a single game versus Rockford as they pursue fourth spot.
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Otto Loesche Wins Pike's Peak Race
Otto Loesche driving a Lexington special won the Pike's Peak automobile climbing contest in Colorado Springs. Unofficial time credited to Arthur Cline with Ralph Mulford and Ton Boevial also placing. A snowstorm, wind, and cold affected conditions at the 14 mile post.
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Dempsey Knocks Out Miske in Ten Round Title Bout
World champion Jack Dempsey defeated challenger Billy Miske in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Benton Harbor Michigan. Attendance reached 11 248 with receipts of 124 504 including taxes. Dempsey earned 50 000 plus 50 percent of receipts. Miske held a straight 25 000 guarantee. Miske’s ribs and jaw suffered bruising though doctors found no fracture. Dempsey left quickly for Chicago to seek new opponents while promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons called the event a success.
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Milton wins 225 mile Alto race at Uniontown
Tommy Milton dominates the 225 mile auto race in Uniontown Pennsylvania finishing in 2 hours 20 minutes 24 seconds at an average speed of 98.0 mph. Jimmy Murphy places second with 94.5 mph. Eddie Hearne third in 2 hours 34 minutes 84 seconds. Gaston Chevrolet and Waldo Stern involved in a near collision on the east curve with both cars stopping for wheels in lap 118. Emery pitches a no hit no run game for Allison against Daugherty.
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It Was a Grand Day for Everybody Except Mr Miske
After the Dempsey Miske bout in Benton Harbor Michigan crowds and editors tracked results by phone. Dempsey knocked out Miske in the third round. Fans in Waterloo and beyond celebrated while Miske’s title bid collapsed and the city voiced mixed reactions.
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Tilden Wins Tennis Title From Johnston
Forest Hills Sept 7 William Tilden of Philadelphia defeats William M Johnston of San Francisco 7-5 5-7 3-6 in a hard fought national lawn tennis singles final. Tilden shows strong game using limited pace aside from his serve recording 16 aces to Johnston's one and matching Johnston’s frequent passing threats with a late success in the fifth set.
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Williams seeks bantam crown comeback in winter plan
Kid Williams, Baltimore boxing's former bantam champion, returns after a long layoff intending to slim down and win back the title this winter and pursue the belt next spring. He aims to tackle any bantam challenge and regain supremacy in the division.
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Connie Mack Urged to Strengthen or Sell Athletics
American League insiders urge Connie Mack and partners to bolster the Philadelphia Athletics before the 1921 season or sell to a syndicate backed by circuit moguls. They argue the club underperforms at home and on the road, burdening the league. Ball of the St Louis Browns suggests buying players rather than developing talent alone. Mack reportedly has many prospects, but few ready at present.
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Magnates Eyed Key Meeting For Mack’s Major Prospect
The text hints at a promising performance that could advance a player toward a Major league outfit. It notes anticipation of the next American League magnates meeting to discuss something beneficial for Mack.
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Hummel Wins Labor Day Trap Shoot at Waterloo Club
Charles Hummel of La Porte City wins the Waterloo Gun Club Labor Day shoot at Hymes Park with 146 hitting a 126 run. C A Repass of Waterloo places second with 144 as 21 shooters attend from Des Moines Belle Plaine Grundy Center and La Porte City. Harry Northey of Waterloo hits a 70 consecutive targets run to place high among locals.
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New York Cincinnati Lead National League Pennant Chase
The World champions from New York and Cincinnati took a lead in the national league pennant race while American league contenders kept pace behind Cleveland with two straight victories. Ray Weishaar of Bridgeport won the 260 mile international championship motorcycle race near Marion Indiana. Jack Britton of New York decisively defeated Ray Bronson in ten rounds in Indianapolis. A note mentions a long Dutch dyke in Holland acting as a flood barrier for seven centuries.
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