Browns to play Muscatine Muskies Oct 8 in Muscatine
St Louis Browns of the American League will face the Muscatine Muskies Thursday afternoon October 8 in Muscatine. Manager Ernest Tobias has finalized negotiations. The Browns plan a strong battery and several league outfielders, with the game slated to start late to finish after the World Series result.
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Muscatine
St. Louis Browns
Ill
Browns
Muskies
Tobin
Gerber
Sisler
Jacobsen
McManus
Bennett
Robertson
Hargrave
Gaston
Wingard
Danforth
Diamond Clowns
Brown's
Athletics
Senators
Slough
Tobias
Hawks Rounding Into Condition In Scrimmage at Iowa Field
Iowa City reports a hard scrimmage with the varsity opposing the seconds featuring forward passes and mixed lineup changes. Fry Kutsch and Cuhel handled ball carrying while Dauber and Roberts starred on defense in the second string backfield.
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Iowa City
Iowa Field
Griffen
Sowers
Rodawig
Galloway
Holman
Fry
Kutsch
Cuhel
Schirmer
Don Graham
Romey
Smith
Dauber
Roberts
O'’Niel
Varsity
Yegge
Voltmer
Keel
Eslick
Krasuski
Nelson
Ingversen
Gridders Ready for First Game
Sept. 23 1925 Iowa college football opens with nine teams in six games. Simpson meets Iowa State in Ames with former Ohio State stars Noel Workman and Sam Willaman coaching. Other matchups include Buena Vista at South Dakota School for Mines and Penn at Grinnell.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hawkeye
Simpson
Iowa State
Ohio State
Noel “Workman
Buckeyes
Sam Willaman
Wilce
Ames
Buena Vista
South Dakota
Ames to Organize Exam and Rules for High School Officials
A committee plans an exam and required membership in an Iowa high school officials association to credential referees. Candidates must pass sport-specific tests and maintain annual exams. An informal rules gathering in Ames aligned on fumbles shift plays and shared official responsibility.
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Ames
Iowa High School Officials’ Association
Iowa High School Athletic Association
G. H. Brown
L. L. Mendenhall
Iowa State Teachers College
TN. Metcalf
Des Moines
White Sox Defend City Flag From Chesty Cubs
Chicago newspaper notes the Cubs challenged the White Sox to defend city championship status. President William L. Veech sent a formal letter to Charles A. Comiskey about the matter. The White Sox are expected to respond once the letter arrives, with October 7 penciled in for the opening game of the series.
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White Sox
Chesty Cubs
Chicago
Ill
Cubs
William L. Veech
South Siders
Charles A. Comiskey
85 Men Report for Freshmen Practice at Hawkeye Field
Eight five men reported to Coach Rollie Williams for freshman football drills at Hawkeye Field in Town City Iowa. Additional players arrive daily as suits are issued. A working squad will be chosen from the yearlings to scrimmage against the varsity.
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Town City
Rollie Williams
Davenport to Play at Junction Next Saturday Afternoon
Columbus Junction Ia Sept 23 Davenport high school brings a reported 155 pound average team to face the local club in a much anticipated Saturday afternoon game.
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Davenport
Junction
Columbus Junction
Davenport High School
Columbus Junction High Grid Schedule for 1925 Season
Eleven games set for Columbus Junction football team in 1925. Opening win over Conesville 25 to 0. Remaining dates include Davenport, Morning Sun, University High, West Liberty, Sigourney, Muscatine, Keota, Winfield, Letts, and Washington games.
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Columbus Junction
Conesville
Davenport
Morning Sun
Iowa City
University High
West Liberty
Sigourney
Muscatine
Keota
Winfield
Letts
Washington
Lone Tree High Football Schedule for 1925
Lone Tree, Ia. Sept 23 After losing the opening game 7 to 0 to North English the Lone Tree high school football team plans nine remaining games on the 1925 schedule. The list includes Sept 26 at West Liberty Oct 3 at Iowa City Oct 10 at Morning Sun Oct 17 at Wellman Oct 24 at Wilton Nov 7 at West Branch Nov 14 at Iowa City University High Nov 21 at Letts and Nov 26 open.
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Lone Tree
North English
Lone Tree High School
Lone Tree Warriors
West Liberty
Iowa City
Morning Sun
Wellman
Wilton
West Branch
University High
Letts
Chicago Bears and Waseda clash in Tokyo baseball game
The University of Chicago baseball team defeated Waseda University 2 to 0 in Tokyo. About 20,000 spectators attended. Separately, golfer Gene Sarazen offered 3.59 million dollars for Olympia Fields and its four courses.
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Tokio
University of Chicago
Waseda University
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
New York
Olympia Fields Country Club
Pirates Can Clinch Pennant With Win Today
Pirates improved to 14 to 4 over Fletcher's club and pulled within reach of the National League pennant on their home field. Hazen, Cuy er, and Harris provided the offense as Coveleskie earned his 20th win while Washington faced an injury setback to Harris on a slide at third.
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A. P
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fletcher
Giants
Senators
Athletics
Indians
Mackien
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Pirates
Hazen Cuyer
Stanley Harris
Stanley Coveleskie
Clark Griffith
Browns
Giard
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Cobb
Holy Cross
Owen Carroll
Yanks
Yankees
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Paschal
Braves
Brooklyn
Robins
Cubs
Alexander
Jones
Morningside Grid Team Handicapped by Inexperience
Morningside college football prospects show a balanced fast backfield and heavy line hampered by inexperience. Coach Saunderson expects a stronger 1925 unit with several last year freshmen moving up. Key players include Means Wickland Cross Okerberg Bastian and veteran leaders Leitch Williams Bach Hancer Henderson Van Critters.
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J. M. Saunderson
Morningside
Methodists
Creighton
Methodist
Bluejay
Creighton University
Maroons
South Dakota University
Means
Redfield
S. D
Wickland
Whiting
Cross
Akron
Okerberg
Marathon
Bastian
Leitch
Williams
Bach
Hancer
Henderson
van Critters
Lafoy
Milford
Fowler
Knudsen
Onawa
Chicago and New York split two games in scores
In New York the Chicag o team beat the locals 4 to 2 after a 4 to 6 loss earlier. Philadelphia saw St Louis defeat Philadelphia 11 to 9 with mixed arms. In Washington Cleveland won 6 to 2 as Coveleskie and Ruel contributed, while Levien and Myatt pitched for Cleveland.
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New York
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Louis
Detroit
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American Association
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Ring
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Friberg
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R. H.E. Brooklyn
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Jones
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Thurston, Kerr and Crouse
Hoyt
Bengough
R.H.E. Chicca
Blankenship
Schalk
Johnson
Shields
R. H. E. Ee Rae
Giard
Hargrave
Harris
Walberg
Rommel
Cochrane
R.H.E. Cleveland
Levien and Myatt
Coveleskie
Ruel
Lage Edges Lamb For Marshalltown Welter Crown
Glenn Lage claimed the state welterweight title with a decision over Jack Lamb of Muscatine after eight rounds at Forest Park Marshalltown. The bout stayed even through most rounds with Lage rallying to knock Lamb to the canvas in the final round and a boxing heat praised as the season’s best exhibition.
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Marshalltown
A. P
Glenn Lage
Jack Lamb
Muscatine
Forest Park
Lage
Lamb
Henderson
Charles Henderson
Associated Press
Lamb-Lage
Sage
Jack
Sioux City Manager Seeks Scraps Here
Bobby Paul, Sioux City manager of five fighters, challenges Muscatine opponents with Freeman Pepper leading a lineup. Pepper vows to outshine Shuffle Callahan in welterweight contention while Jimmy Ray, Roxie Russo, Phantom Roscoe, and Sammy Sacco round out the team for possible Elks fights.
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Muscatine
Bobby Paul
Sioux City
Freeman Pepper
Shuffle Callahan
Pepper
Middle West
Callahan
Jimmy Ray
Roxie Russo
Phantom Roscoe
Sammy Sacco
Towa
Ender
Paul
W. J. Montgomery
Elks
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