Chicago Opens Big Ten Football With Monmouth Game
Chicago leads the Big Ten in the season opener with Monmouth College as Stagg tests a new whirlwind offense. Other league teams prepare for openers next week with scrimmages as they face strong early opponents across the slate.
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Chicago
Monmouth
Hicago
University of Chicago
Big Ten
Maroons
A. A. Stagg
Monmouth College
Stagg
Northwestern
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Michigan
Michigan State College
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Kansas State College
Wisconsin
Marquette
Madison
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
University of South Dakota
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Iowa
Bradley College
Ohio University
Indiana
Illinois
Coe College
Miami University
Cone Sparks 47 0 Win with First-Period TD
Ahern reports Cone scored the other touchdown in the opening period as the game ended 47 to 0. The starting unit left after one play in the second half, when Gragy surged 68 yards for a TD.
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Cone
Dor
Gragy
Garnavillo Beats McGregor 14 to 7 in Baseball
Garnavillo defeated McGregor 14 to 7 in a Sunday baseball game at McGregor. Garnavillo's battery consisted of Schu maker and Dickman while McGregor's battery was Vaughn and Sherry.
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Mcgregor, Ia
Garnavillo
McGregor
Schumaker and
Dickman
Vaughn
Sherry
Wood travels dizzy pace in warming up
Algonac Michigan saw Gar Wood pilot Miss America X on the St. Clair river in a warming run toward the world water speed record of 119.75 mph. Timers clocked 126.09 mph at the statute mile marks but nautical mile timing would determine official status. A gear-box bearing failure forced repairs after the run, with crowds watching and fears of course disruption.
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Algonac
Mich
Ins
Gar Wood
St. Clair River
Kaye Don
Wood
Witwer Grocers Defeat Mechanicsville 5 to 1
Witwer Grocers defeated Mechanicsville by five runs to one at Mechanicsville. Pitcher J. Mumma allowed a single hit through eight innings, narrowly missing a no hit no run game. Emery hit a bases loaded triple in the ninth, and H. Hanson added three doubles.
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Witwer Grocer Company
Cedar Rapids
Mechanicsville Independents
Mechanicsville
J. Mumma
Witwer
Emery
H. Hanson
Eighteen Winners At Cedar Rapids Gun Club Poultry Shoot
Sunday opening shoot drew twenty three marksmen at Cedar Rapids Gun Club. Eighteen competitors won one or more pieces of poultry. Another shoot is planned for next Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
Arlington High Downs Maynard 12 to 8 in Opener
Arlington High School opened its season by defeating Maynard 12 to 8. The article lists upcoming games: Sept 25 Sacred Heart Academy Oelwein, Sept 20 Oelwein B undecided, Oct 7 Elgin here, Oct 14 Clermont there, Oct 21 Sumner here, Oct 30 Payette there.
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The
Gazette
Arlington
Arlington High
Maynard Boys
Sacred Heart Academy
Oelwein
Elgin
Clermont
Sumner
Payette
Atlas Diamondball Returns: Mason City Beats Muscatine Twice
Mason City Atlas team swept two of three games in a triple header at Ellis Park on Sunday. Mason City won 4-2 in the first game and 5-0 in the second, while Muscatine captured the third 4-1.
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Atlas
Mason City
Muscatine
Ellis Park
Grinnell High Opens Season with 13-0 Win Over Tama
Grinnell High opened its football season at home with a 13-0 victory over Tama. All scoring occurred in the second quarter as Grinnell pushed across two touchdowns under Friday night lights.
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Grinnell
Grinnell High
Tama
Yankee favored to win world series in poll and notes on coaches
A news service survey of fifty sports editors shows forty five pick the Yankees for the world series, two choose the Cubs, three undecided. Earl Whitehill stands out for Detroit with fifteen wins despite a late season injury. LSU football prep and coach Harman draw attention for strong material and possible suspension. Rock Island beats Davenport in pennant race, Cletus Dixon’s unpopularity noted as box office asset.
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Yankees
Cubs
Athletics
Boston Braves
Braves
Earl Whitehill
Detroit Southpaw
Tigers
Cedar Rapids Southpaw
University of Pennsylvania
Harman
Coaches’ Union
Rock Island
Davenport
Cletus Dixon
Blue Sox
Grimm Plans To Start Guy Bush In Series Opener
Chicago managers announcement followed a large homecoming crowd for the Cubs who led the Pirates by six games. Catcher Gabby Hartnett, sidelined by a spike in Philadelphia, was expected to rejoin the lineup Tuesday.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Guy Bush
Yankees
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Leo
Gabby” Harnett
Cub
Philadelphia
Vesely Sets Kenmore Course Record With 68
Bill Vesely tied and then broke the Kenmore course record by posting a 68 Sunday. He matched a 33 on the front nine and finished 35 for a total of 68 with partner Elmer Hardwick. The previous record was 69 set by Charles Burkart Harold Smith Jim Isaacson and another Kenmore pro.
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Bill Vesely
Kenmore
Charles Burkart
Marion
Harold Smith
Country Club
Jim Isaacson
Vesely
Elmer Hardwick
Troy Mills Trojans Defeat Alburnett High 7-5
Troy Mills Trojans beat Alburnett High School 7-5 on the local diamond. Two early runs came from two singles a pair of steals and a sacrifice, then five runs in the sixth on four hits a walk and a wild pitch. Alburnett scored in the second fifth and sixth innings via singles an error and miscues.
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Troy Mills
Troy Mills Trojans
Alburnett High School
Trojans
Central City
Center Point
Tober
Zon
Eosober
Coggon
Quasqueton Beats Winthrop 6 to 4 in Local Showdown
Quasqueton high school defeated Winthrop 6 to 4 Friday. The Quasqueton battery consisted of William Reinhold Kenneth Chesmore and William Anderson. Upcoming games include Walker on Sept 20 and Jesup on Sept 23.
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Quasqueton
Quasqueton High
Winthrop High School
Quasqueton Battery
William Reinhold
Kenneth Chesmore
William Anderson
Walker
Jesup
Evening Radio Schedule Of NBC CBS And Local Stations
A dense list of radio programs and time slots across NBC CBS and local affiliates. Entries include performers such as Jean Paros Mills brothers and Jack Benny with station pairings like WEAF WOC WJZ and WMT KMBC. The schedule spans early evening to late night with orchestras, talk, and variety acts.
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Jean Paros
NBC
Sam
Cna
WABC
WGN
WEAF
Kate Smith
CBS
WHO
WIE
WLS
Mills Brothers
Kansas
Jack Benny
WJZ
WMT
KMO - Forum
Phillips Lord
WEAP
Andy
WMAQ
Martin “Orch
WABS
Wht
Orch
Kirbery
Weems Orch
KMOX
V. Reis and Dunn
W . Sissle Arch
Ray Perkins
Kyw
Red and Ramona
WFAA
Edwin
Hill
KMBC
EMOX
Columbia Salon Orch
Dorothy Berliner
EMBC
Anes. Wan
Wesatphal
Woman
Cubs Infield the Equal of Yankees
Chicago columnist George Kirkley argues the Cubs infield matches the Yankees defensively and may outhit them in the World Series era, with Grimm Herman Koenig English and Crosetti Lazzeri Sewell and Gehrig compared through fielding and batting averages.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Yankees
Gehrig
Frank Crosetti
New York
Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Mark Koenig
Charlie Grimm
Woody English
Athetics
Grimm
Koenig
English
Athletics
Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Yanks
Herman
Crosetti
Aggie
Yankee
Tony Lazzeri
Hermann
Bill Jurges
Lyn Lary
Yankees Cubs
Morning radio listings mix across networks and time slots
A dense schedule of radio programs fragments across CBS NBC and ABC stations. It lists daily shows, musical programs, bands, orchestras, and interviews with stations and times, though many entries are garbled. The fragmentary page hints at a wide morning to afternoon lineup with varied entertainment and talk formats across multiple markets.
Colored Giants Edge Central City 1–0 in Tight Pitching
The Colored Giants of Cedar Rapids defeated Central City 1 to 0 as Lefty Ford pitched a tight game for the visiting team securing the win. The result came Sunday in Central City with Cedar Rapids earning the shutout on the mound.
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Central City
Colored Giants
Cedar Rapids
Lefty Ford
Giants
Colored Giants Plan Game Next Sunday
The Colored Giants seek to schedule a game for next Sunday and request contact with Manager Wilson at 8436 for arrangements.
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Colored Giants
Wilson
Grundy Center Crushes Whitten 54–0 in Home Opener
Grundy Center high school football overwhelmed Whitten 54 to 0 on their home gridiron. Strack and Gnagy each ran in three touchdowns in a dominant first half performance.
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Gazette Grundy Center
Wells
Grundy Center High School
Whitten
Strack
Gnagy
Timken Silent Automatic Oil Burner for home heating
The Timken Silent Automatic oil burner offers wall flame around the furnace for uniform heat, increased efficiency, and lower fuel costs. It is marketed as quiet, dependable, with a single moving part and has over 75,000 owners reporting proven performance and economy.
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Timken
Timken Silent Automatic
Timken Silent Automatic Heating Survey Offer
A brief notice promotes a Free Heating Survey for Timken Silent Automatic systems. It invites readers to mail a coupon or call to get cost figures and encourages quick action with a nominal payment.
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Patch
Ahern
Ritzdore Seaview
Ronald Wingate
Countess DE Roshanfaud
Bowen
First Avenue E
Sauer Kraut
Witwer Grocers
Maynard
Mason City Atlas
Downing Tama
Sears Hercules
Red Peppers
Louisiana State
Burt Ingwersen
Texas Christian
Biff Jones
L. S
Ingwersen
Jones
Ingversen
Alburnett High
Winthrop
Hall Orch
WLW
Circle
Heywood Broun
Woc-Who
Everett Orch
WSM
KDEA
WMAG
Windows
Wien
WSM Souvenirs
WOC
Weap Oc-Who
Household Institute
Wizen Kyw
Brewer
Marvin
Wocewite
Grundy Center
Sauerkraut
Henry Field
N. G. Krashel
He Rity
Carrera
Balan Smail
Sadies
Checker Motor Supply, Inc
Second Avenue
Second Avenue, Cedar
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Rapids, Iowa
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