Two Will Play Last Rounds On Course Sunday
In Clayton Missouri the final rounds of the women’s national amateur golf championship were delayed by rain. Alexa Sterling Brazer of Ottawa and Collett of Providence, both former champions, would meet in an eighteen hole match today, with the remaining eighteen holes scheduled for tomorrow after weather forced a schedule change.
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Marshals Ousted After Draggan Stayed Out Of Jail
Chicago date unknown federal probe into the open sesame orders led to the dismissal of Deputy Marshals Walter G. Zippman and A. C. Pollack who were in charge of Draggan after a car accident delayed his transfer to Sycamore jail. Draggan and guards reached the jail shortly after midnight. sheriff Crawford examined Draggan and found only a slight scratch. The investigation questioned why the incident wasn’t immediately reported to superiors.
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Castoff Hurler Aids Senators in World Series Hope
World series chatter highlights Alec Ferguson, a former Yankee castoff now with Washington, as a likely breakout star. Henry J. Farrell notes Ferguson's overlooked talent and predicts he could seize his chance under Buck Harris, with umpires Owens and Moriarty chosen for the series.
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Badgers Play Willaman Eleven in Rainy Wisconsin Battle
Madison reports show Wisconsin preparing to face Ames in a soggy field as Sam Willaman led Badgers in 1925 Big Ten title bid. Rain and injuries threaten lineup with Ray Stipek and Red Kreuz unlikely to play. Hannah Eldred, 103, heads world’s largest family with over 200 descendants, dies on Long Island.
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Senators pin hopes on Coveleskie in opener
The report suggests Coveleskie may miss time with a 24 lame back while the Senators expect him back. Johnson Harris starts the opener, with Harris hoping to use the big pitcher in three games and improve on his first two starts against the New York Giants last year.
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Gopher lines reb ousted by rule
Minneapolis Minn October 3 Conf ience was less pronounced than usual on the Minnesota campus today as the Gophers faced their opening against North Dakota. An eleventh hour ruling by the eligibility board yesterday barred four valuable Minnesota linemen, leaving the forward wall weakened and prompting concern for Spears camp against the reputedly strong North Oakmar squad.
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Grange Halts Nebraska Holds In Gridiron Opener
Urbana October 3 United Press Red Grange leads Illinois against Nebraska in the season opener at Memorial Stadium. Grange will be featured, Illinois seeks an edge, and both teams show improved form as scouts watch the famed back. Nebraska appears fit though trailing in form.
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Iowa hurler Hay helps Senators in title chase
Iowa pitcher Hay assists Senators in a last push for the league crown. The report notes Smith and manager Glerris steering Washington's efforts as they finish the season in the Western League race. Working daily, Hay aims to shape the team’s late run toward the championship.
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Today in Iowa amid cryptic reform and recalls
A garbled recap mentions Harris Trust and Savings, Morice Ne eam GaNiecs, and Jowm Beilwar with LEehi esrperetics. It references welfare, weather, crop data, and a governor with vague national notes, signaling a fragmented historical column.
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Arkansas Ropes Defeat Iowa In Season Opener
Iowa faces heavy rain and misplays as Arkansas, led by Smith Coleman Nelson Rose, unleashes southern tactics. Despite a downpour affecting play, Arkansas overcomes Iowa in the opening game with key performances from multiple players across offense and defense.
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Northwestern Wilcats Start Ailing, face South Detroit
Evanston notes show the Northwestern Wilcats dressing without key backfield stars Raich Baker and four teammates due to injuries in a game against South Detroit. Coach Tristietaweite fields a weakened lineup as both teams aim for a strong conference showing with improved South Dakota lines previously strong last season.
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Bonus Tickets Issued For Pittsburgh Game
Bonus tickets issued for a Pittsburgh game amid circulation notices and fan interest. Officials reported a sign of public demand and distribution efforts underway as orders and platforms coordinate ticket access.
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Ambiguous Swims Meet and Football Results Across Regions
A fragmented clipping covers athletic results from multiple districts. It mentions quarter results in swimming with several schools and towns listed, and reports Friday football scores including Chariton Simpson Reserve and Northwood, Greenfield, Corning, Elk Point and others across Iowa and surrounding states.
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Morningside Opens 1925 Season at Bass Field
Along the sidelines notes show Morningside College's backfield weak but promising line as they start the 1925 season facing Western Union College of Le Mars at Bass Field. Chicago reports Marcus champions of the Big Ten beat Remtuckr University with a heavier lineup.
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Watching the Scoreboard Summary
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Des Moines boxer Kreiger wins in tough match
Adam Kreiger of Lincoln Nebraska defeated Billy Schober of Indiana in a staged clipping match last night. Kreiger took the first fall in twenty minutes and Schober lost his balance and fell from the ring clocking unconscious. In Cedar Rapids Louis Mays outpointed Billy Hoon over six slow rounds, with Hoon criticized for not fighting. In Boone the Izaak Walton League Iowa chapter announces a convention. J F. oN. Dukehart of Des Moines, president, announced details.
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New York Boxers Fight To Ten Round Draw At Pioneer Club
New York lightweight Harry Felixani ey Rosen fought Benny Marko to a ten round draw in the opening indoor heat of the season at the Pioneer club. Nick Cagliane was knocked out in eleven rounds. Also from Hamburg, a motion picture exhibit explosion injured dock workers when a Case American film case exploded aboard a steamer.
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