Hawkeye grid plans amid rebuilding for 1924 season
Iowa City expects a rebuilding Hawkeye lineup under Coach Ingwersen as he reshapes the line. Captain Griffen at center leads guards and tackles with sophomores and yearlings competing for posts. Wing backs and ends show promise, while backfield candidates include Kutsch and Don Smith as Ralph Hogan pressures for the quarterback role.
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Ruth Hits Like a Demon of Late Season Slugger
Philadelphia report says Babe Ruth of the Yankees continued his hitting tear by belting two home runs in a doubleheader against the Athletics. Ruth now has 18 homers on the season and trails only Simmons Kenneth Williams and Bob Meusel in the American League.
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Spotlight on Two Veteran Hurlers in World Series Battle
Special correspondent New York Sept 11 Human interest centers on two aging pitchers Waller Judge and Charles Benjamin Adams as the world series nears Senators and Pirates. Adams at 42 remains crafty and effective, while Johnson still shows star power in American baseball.
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Feuding over New York boxing rules in Kaplan Herman bout
Henry I reports on conflicts between New York boxing authorities and promoters ahead of the Kaplan Herman championship fight. Officials debate scale adherence and weight checks, questioning the authority and competence of the New York commission. турни
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Berlenbach Favored In Go Tonight At Stadium
New York Sept 11 Odds on the Berlenbach Slattery bout were shifted to favor Berlenbach to retain the world title at 1 to 1 5 with 10 000 fans expected at the stadium. Slattery arrived from Buffalo training camp irritable and in fine shape and was noted as a threat to upset the favorite with Buffalo backers backing Slattery.
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Berlenbich Favored To Win Title Fight Upset Looms
The report notes Berlenbich as the clear favorite in a boxing title bout with Mike McTigue, while observers from Buffalo doubt Slattery's speed and power can topple Bedenbach, suggesting a dramatic clash in the anticipated outcome.
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Wackfield Ten Plus Two Eight Men Take Oath
In St Louis Missouri the Wackfield lineup of ten letter men plus two veterans receive a renewed oath. The ceremony marks a formal pledge as the team prepares for upcoming competitions.
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Cass fair races spark bad blood and heavy weather
Despite wet conditions Cass county fair track hosts the twenty first annual fair speed events. Notable clashes surfaced as Gare Hoy McCoy and U S Bearnem took a dispute over the 2724 pace. Auto races planned for tomorrow feature five and ten mile events with about ten entries from Nebraska and Iowa racing circles.
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Manson Golf Club to Hold First Tournament Start Date
The Manson Golf Club in Manson, Fa, will stage its first tournament beginning September 1. The event, a president and vice president’s journey, will conclude the following Monday. Also advertised are fountain pens for school use at Alexander’s.
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Diamond Dust From Baseball Previews and Scores
A muddled report notes several games with varied outcomes. Pirates beat Garda with strong defense, Browns move up to third by splitting two games with White Sox, Tigers win the first of a doubleheader with a homer by Dausa, Indians edge Indians Buckeye pair in the second, Phillies fall to Braves 4 0 then win 6 3, Reds top Cubs 8 3 as Blakes struggles and Carlson shines earlier.
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Leading Hitters in the National League Cards Leaders
The player and club leaders include AnH Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals with a .459 average across 170 hits in 490 at bats, and 'Bottomley of the Cardinals posting a .652 average with 207 hits and 87 home runs.
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Drake University Endowment Drive Receives $50 600 Gift
A $50 600 gift to Drake University's endowment drive was announced by E C Lytton. Donors Violet Elsie Maida Belle and George Charles from a Prairie City area farm contributed the largest single gift so far. Drake faces a $1 million productive endowment target by January 1 1927 to maintain its Northern Association rating. A conditional $150 000 gift was pledged by the General Education Board of New York.
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Lincoln Western League Club Manager Resigns
Lincoln Nebraska September reports Garry Arnold of Los Angeles owner of the Lincoln Western League club sought a player manager for next season. Josh Clarke, current manager, resigned today and will pursue other roles as manager or coach. Clarke had previously earned a permant for Sioux City in 1914 and is brother to Fred Clarke, former Pittsburgh Nationals manager.
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Shen Grid Star Hurt In Automobile Incident
Shenandoah Iowa September reports Paul Nelson local high school athlete was concussed after being struck by an unknown woman motorist as he prepared to enter a car for football practice. The injury was announced by physicians.
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