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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1925

Page

3

First Practice for Iowa Grid Squad Tomorrow

Nearly sixty grid athletes report for Iowa State College practice as coach Ingwersen begins building his team. The 1929 roster includes eight returning lettermen and five veterans from last year with several new hopefuls. Captain Oland Parkin leads a list of ten veterans and four new players as the Hawkeye eleven looks to reassemble under tough early sessions.

Iowa Feditos Ingwersen Ao Osymal Ohl Geld O¢land Parkin Lowell Gore Dehn Ball Fleckensteas Beott McIntyre Thistei Wilbur Svantiohoa Baptist Paul Wralloway Tack Selden Dear W Fry Aid Don Gras

Baseball Figures From Yesterday's Results

A brief roundup of recent baseball scores and standings highlighting key performances by players and teams. Details include notable hits, pitching outcomes, and shifts in the league table reflecting yesterday’s games.

Audubon Grid Prospects and Schedule Highlights

The Audubon grid outlook looks solid with a strong roster and promising talent. The schedule for the season opener and key games is outlined, including matches in September and November, with local coverage of players and potential standings.

Griswold Tournament Opens Yesterday

Griswold hosts a baseball tourney opener with Griswold and Trey Merve in a pitchers battle. Ben Turner struck out fourteen as Creston, led by Griffin, faced strong defense. Pitcher Vance and Treynar added hits, while Creston’s hurlers limited runs in a foggy contest. Parings list Bridgewater and Creston games for today with morning and afternoon schedules.

Vn Vis Hartley “Griswold Treynar Bete Rurner Janes Phillips Bridgewater Ceser

Walter Hagen to Perform on New Hampton Course

A clipped report notes Walter Hagen will perform at the New Hampton course event on September 27. The brief mentions a five country club collaboration and an arrangement with Bul Dathie, with other details unreadable.

Walter Hagen New Hampton Wal Haass Jack TH Sinean Kwad Renoan Bul Dathie

Local horsemen win at Adams County Fair Cornings event

Two local bets led by Russ from this city, owned by George Applegate, captured a large share of prize money at the Adams County Fair races held last week in Corning.

Adams Fair Corning Russ George Applegate Adams County

Former Ada ir Boy Rounds Out Most Brilliant Record

New York Sept 14 Statisticians say Dan ny Vance Bron pitching ace has completed one of the most brilliant records in modern times by a no hit game against the Phillies. The feat gives Vance sixty six scoreless innings against Philadelphia and marks a standout stretch including one hit allowed in his last start before Saturday. His mark rivals Sam Jones for best pitched against the Red Sox era, as only fifty six men faced Vance in both games and the lone run came on Johnston's three base paths and a sacrifice fly. In addition, he allowed only four runs and nine hits in his last three outings.

New York Danny Vance Bron Phillies Yeateriz Vance Thes Phillies Yaturday Sam Jones Luilon Red Sox Johnston

Capturing Parrots In Brazil Natives Observe Nesting

In Brazil natives monitor parrot nesting sites and the fledglings' days old feather choices influence capture, noting which birds retain feathers from the nest. This brief item highlights local practice and observations in wildlife handling.

Brazil

End of William Tilden's Long Tennis Career Foreseen

New York data from Sept 14 cites press chatter that William Tilden may be nearing the end of his prime as the national champion faces a key match at Forest Hills. The column notes speculation about his form, cites forthcoming matches with Carl Fischer and Jim Anderson, and mentions rivals Browne and Howard in close pursuit.

Tilden Eless Arly Henyehinnek Cranston fRolnan Bins Wras Browe Ffoward Hite Carl Foeher Jim Anderson Australia Arnold W. Jones Yale

Fanning Farrell Suspension May End Ruth Career

New York United Press reports Babe Ruth faced a $5,000 fine and suspension by the New York Yankees amid mounting public scorn. The piece notes Ruth’s fading form, eye trouble doubts, and the likelihood he may not regain hitter’s peak shape, with speculation on his financial and future baseball prospects.

Ruth Henry L. Farrell United Press Sports New York Jack Dempsey Los Angeles Babe Ruth New York Yankees Dempsey Harjied Dong Hin St. Louis Salus Beri Drake Udvaner Mary Spark

Giants Open Autumn Baseball School for Prospects

New York Giants announce an autumn school for young baseball players at Pale Grounds. John Metcraw will oversee the program with John Wisner and Walter Inte Vinger handling relief duties. Other players mentioned include Kohler Crumwhee, Karlh Webb, Ott, Austin, and Lindberg as spring/training lineup notes.

New York Beane UMA Ne York Giants Agen Tanetanll Bases Hall John Metcraw Cheet Chiege John Wisner Waster Intevinger Kohler Crumwhee Sarsvaxgutay Karlh Webb Toledo Ott Austin Lindberg

Real Estate Transfers Summary From Fragmented Notice

Fragmentary OCR item mentions real estate transfers with scattered figures like $1.00 and $100, and names such as Balth Viemner and North Bends. The legible content references states, counties, and entities in a garbled list of transfers and valuations without coherent dates or locations.

Peter Fred Sui Pitas Pawar

Morality and Religion Quote by Nathaniel Culverwell

A fragmentary quote attributes a view by Nathaniel Culverwell linking morality to religious secrecy and fate. The text presents a terse, ambiguous musing on how morality aligns with spiritual beliefs and hidden obligations.

Nathaniel Culverwell

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