Indians Rally To Top Yankees 15 to 1 In Cleveland
Cleveland surged to first place by routing the New York Yankees 15 to 1. Sothern puzzled the Yankees with men on base while Shawkey and Collins struggled and Harper in relief was wild. A near riot erupted in the eighth inning after Harper hit Jamieson, Gardner struck O Neill, and players doused tempers as police protected visiting New York players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Yankees
Sotheron
Shawkey
Collins
Harper
Jamieson
Gardner
O'Neil
O'Neill
Piercy
New York
Piree
Jamieson Fires
Johns & Tardner
Ah Baston
Shawker
Warner
Sothenn Allins
Sed Ball
Sehans
Local Golf Stars to Play Four-some for Greens Funds
Fred McClain joins city golfers Douglas Bresdon Clarence Cropper and Burr Lichtz in a foursome at Byrnes park course at 2 14 pm Sunday. Spectators donate to the greens fund as McClain Bragon Cropper and Lichtz vie for best scores in a classic Waterloo golf event benefiting course upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClain
Cropper
Waterloo
Sunday School Baseball League Banquet At Y M C A Tonight
Members of the Sunday School baseball league attend the annual banquet at the Y M C A at 1 45 p m to honor the season and exhibit the championship trophy for the First Baptist First Methodist game next Tuesday at Byrnes Park G Y Orr presides and an orchestra will replace fan yells as officers are elected and talks review the past season and plan next year
Jesup Blankeds by La Porte City in 4-0 Loss
La Porte City defeated Jesup 4 to 0 as Witford struck out 14 and limited Jesup to two hits. Hollenbeck allowed nine hits for Jesup while Fox and Linder delivered standout plays. Crowd estimated at about 2,500 watched the home loss with notable actions in the fifth and sixth frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Witford
Jensen
Holverbeck
Baker
Hess
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A whimsical tale of two generations old eggs named Call and Settie twins in a raspberry tree. Call is hard boiled and blunt while Settie is wise and talkative as a storm fells the nest and reveals who is truly trusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Joathan Aind
David
Call
Settie
Settle
Lettie
Seth
Sette
Sethe
Gwan
Papa
Associated Editors
St Ambrose to Welcome Eight Returnees for Football
Davenport Aug 26 Eight players from last year’s St Ambrose football squad will return for the coming season according to acting athletic director D M Hannon. Bud Coughlin and Murphy of last year’s academy team are expected to contend for quarterback and end positions respectively. Several other juniors will seek varsity spots and the backfield will see changes as the season opens. The 1921 schedule includes Kirksville Campion Prairie du Chien Still College and Graceland with Davenport practicing from Sept 12. Father Adrian plans to rebuild the team due to high school drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport. Ja
St. Ambrose College
D.M. Hannon
Buddy Coughlin
St. Ambrose
Murphy
Kelly
Boquat
Green
DeClerk
Lampi
Bush
Collins
Malloy
Altho
Tyne
Boquot
Hogan
American College
Kirksville
Campion College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Still College
Des Moines
Graceland College
Lamoni
Bankers Conference
Davenport
Adrian
Hart er Hull Doubles Run At Net Meet In Des Moines
Harter Hull of Waterloo teamed with Houghton of Des Moines in the state tennis doubles at Des Moines. They won a second round match over Strobridge and Greenlee, then fell to Janse and Niver of LaVerne in the third round. Paige and Black of Fort Dodge reached the doubles final by defeating Janse and Niver. Semi finalists in singles include A P Smith, J A Yessler, Joe Van Ginkel, and H O Manguage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harter Hull
Waterloo
Houghton
Strobridge
Greenlee
Janse
Niver
LaVerne
Paige
Black
Fort Dodge
A. P. Smith
J. A. Yessler
Cedar Rapids
Joe van Ginkel
H. O. Manaugh
Gilmore City
Baseball Protest Remains Unsettled After Yankees Defeat
Cleveland protests a 3 to 2 loss to the Yankees and seeks a ruling to replay the ninth inning on Aug. 29. Chicago adds Harold Chase and Ted Blankenship to White Sox pitching staff. M L Fox wins Grand American trapshooting preliminary in Emery South Dakota. Japanese Davis Cup team nears challenge round by sweeping Australia in two straight matches at Newport Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Yankees
Chicago
Harold Chase
San Francisco
Ted Blankenship
Bonham
Tex
White Sox
M. L. Fox
Emery
S. D
Newport
R. I
United States
Standings and results from Western and American leagues
Western League standings list Wichita Omaha Oklahoma City Sioux City Joplin St Joseph Des Moines and Tulsa with varied points. American Association results show Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 6 and Evansville 1 Bloomington 4 Terre Haute 3. Other Western League scores include Des Moines 9 Tulsa 8 and Oklahoma City 31 Sioux City 5 with Omaha 7 Wichita 6 Joplin 7 St Joseph 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
lOmaha
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
Joseph
Des Moines
Sone Bear
Tulsa
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Evansville i. Bloomington
Terre Haute
Peoria C
Rock Island
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Rockford
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Pena
Boston Fe
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittspurgh
Boston
St. Lou
RRA
Evansville
Erre Haute
Feoria
Bloomington
Tug Wilson Named Drake Athletics Director and Coach
Kenneth Tug Wilson, former Illinois star in track basketball and football, was named director of athletics and track coach at Drake University. He will report immediately after serving as assistant to University of Illinois athletics director George Huff. Wilson led Illinois in javelin and was 1919 20 basketball captain despite knee injury, and was an Olympic team member at Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csy
Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
University Ofllinois
Drake University
Wilson
Illinois
Altho
Antwerp
George Huff
University of Tlinois
New Hampton and Charles City Play 10 Inning Tie
In Nashua Iowa on August 26 New Hampton and Charles City battled 10 innings to a 2-2 tie. Charles City led with two runs in the first. New Hampton equalized with one run in the fifth and another in the eighth. Darkness halted play with both hurlers strong and Bliss an offensive star for New Hampton. About 5,000 fans witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
New Hampton
Charles City
O'Neil
Hale
Dumfesland Weeks
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday
The scoreboard recalls Ray Schmandt's four hit game for Brooklyn with two on as the Cubs lost 3 to 2. Cards edged Braves 4 to 2 on two base hits. Rube Marquard halted a Phillies win streak in a 3 to 1 loss for Cincinnati. Fred Toney drove in three with a homer in a 5 to 2 Giants win. White Sox pounded Athletics 13 to 6. St Louis beat Boston 7 to 6 while Cleveland routed New York 15 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittseurzh
Nanhiggdai
Marquard
Wingo
Betts Smith and
Henline
United Press
Ray Schmandt
Brooklyn
Cubs
Nine Veterans to Return for Grinnell Football
Grinnell college expects nine veterans from last year to rejoin the football squad this fall under athletic director H. J. Huff. Several lettermen have graduated. new material from the freshman team will fill vacancies. The line is described as heavier and the backfield faster, with schedule noted as challenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
H. J. Huff
Huff
Frank Markley
Everett Novelius
Glenn Miller
Leon Richards
Nelson Whitehill
C.dabesman
R. Fearing
L. Janssen
L.pauly
Markley
Miller
Frank Coughlin to play for Rock Island Independents
Rock Island August 26 Frank Coughlin Notre Dame captain and tackle of the 1920 team has signed to play with the Rock Island Independents in the American Professional Football Association this season. He is named captain and was an All Western tackle last year. Dysart Labor Day program announced with baseball, vaudeville, airplane rides, races and bands per the Amer ican Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Rock Island
Frank Coughlin
Notre Dame
Rock Island Independents
American Professional Football ‘Association
Dysart
American Region Post
American swimmer halts Channel swim after 16 hours
Henry Sullivan, American distance swimmer, gave up his attempt to swim the English Channel after 16 hours in the water. He was still in mid channel when forced to abandon the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Sullivan
English Channel
University of Iowa family plans picnic at homecoming time
Iowa City Aug 26. Members of the University of Iowa family are invited to the largest picnic the university has projected on October 13 at noon on the main campus the day of the homecoming game with Illinois. Attendees bring a picnic lunch and hot coffee may be furnished. the Commercial club hosts the greyboards alumni luncheon open only to alumni over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa City
Jesup Swats Manchester 4-2 In Fair Game
Jesup lad Hollenbeck struck out eight and powered a 4-2 win over Manchester at the fair. Prable was tagged for runs and Mortenson and Hollenbeck led Jesup with key doubles and base running. Manchester rallied in the fourth but Jesup answered with two in the fifth to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Manchester
Hollenbeck
Prable
Mortenson
Woody
Wilson
Waterloo
Schutziman
Youngblood
Weber
P.c
Rachey
Schutzman
W. Rachey
Baker
Litner
Meanchester
Pentony
Ceymour
Bremer
Michaels
Hall
Moore
McKeag
Holembeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indians
Fenkees
New York Giants
Pirates
Feeman
Navloe
Per- Bartsins
W Russell
Schalk
Kington Ort Ootflin
Mogridge
Gharr
Leonard
Wyangsider
LA Porte City
Johnstown
Gloversville
Type
J. P. McEvoy
GeorGe McManus
Ownor
Mrs. Spoof
Mrs Spoof
Wy Intl Feature Service. Inc
AMC
Ira ,Flagstead
Detroit Tigers
Short
Donie Bush
Flagstead
Tug Wilson
Drake College
Braves
Rube Marquard
Phils
Cinti
Fred Toney
Giants
Tle Athletics
Red Sox
Rewde
Woon
Oien
Arthur Hutchison
Hugh McLean
D. Ahrens
R. Williamson
C. Schwyhart
Grundy Center
K. Stock
Algona
Ed Kingery
Orient
Robert Cushman
Com Falls
E. Krupka
Vining
Trickenmuller
Essel. Baker
Council Bluffs
R. Johnson
Estherville
John Stehm
North Royde
R. Walters
Rockwell Aly
Akron
Martin's
Elmer W. Whitenack
Smith-Lichty-Hillman Co
East Park Avenue
Edelweiss
Schoenhofen Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!