Packers Humble Washburn 14 to 5 in Aug. defeat at Washburn
Waterloo Packers overpower Washburn 14 to 5 as Beard fires 13 strikeouts in a nine inning rout. Sonner belts a homer for Washburn but fails to slow the visitors as Waterloo grabs six runs in the second inning and cruises to victory with strong hitting and loyal booster support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Beard
Packers
Hogan
H. Weber
Devere
Harter
Sonner
Waterloo
Waterloo Packers
Abrhpoa
Weber
Dewer
Mosher
EB. Weber
Kellar
Youngblut
Metcalf
Hemmer
Yowne
O'Conner
Kelley
Oy Beard
Mullin
Lockhart
Giants and Yankees Battle for Pennants in Tight Race
Tilted Press reports Giants and Yankees in a tight pennant race with Pirates and Indians favored by consistency. Giants face road finish while Pirates hold home advantage. Yankees show streaky form but beat Indians in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilted
Wew York
Pirates
Othey
Giants
Yankees
Indians
Wilson Downey Prepare for Labor Bay Middleweight Title
United Press reports Tohmy Wilson and Bryan Downey ramp up for a world middleweight title bout in Jersey City next Monday. Wilson trains at Carpentier's Manhasset camp vowing to knock out Downey, while Downey follows a strict uptown gym routine to sharpen his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Tohmy Wilson
Bryan Downey
Jersey
Wilson
Carpentier
Mannasset
Ohio
Uj Downer
Cedar Falls Legion Beats Traer 4–6 in Intercity Match
Cedar Falls, Aug 29. The Cedar Falls Legion team defeated Traer four to six. Worrell and Witford led the locals with strong hitting as the Traer battery of Smith and Boettcher struggled late. Score by inning details are incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Legion
Trafine
Worrell
Witford
Traer
Jensen
Smith
United Kingdom Football Attendance Boosted by Saturday Matches
About a million fans watched football across the United Kingdom on Saturday with 42 games played. Officials report the government gained roughly $145,000 from the entertainment tax on the day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
United Kingdom
Entertainment Ax
Indians Defeat Washington 3 to 2 in Cleveland Series
Cleveland beat Washington 3 to 2 in the third game of the series at Cleveland. Coveleskie allowed seven hits as ONeill drove in the decisive runs. Detroit beat New York and Boston edged Chicago in other MLB action. The piece notes rising youth in sports and lists several young athletes across golf tennis archery and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Coveleskie
Wood
PTH
Etroit
New York
Spain
Yankees
Ean “Neill
Detroit
York
Inns
Schang, Cole and
Woosa
Chicago
Boston
Bush
Jones
Walter Karr
McWeeney
Michaleson
Russell
Wilkinson
Schulk
Associated Press
Piedelphie
St. Louis
Batterias
Hasty
Freeman
Harris Ery
Mephine Wyatt
Kolp
Severard
Ameria
Alexa Stirling
Robert T “Bobby" Jones
Atlanta
Vincent Richards
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Julius Saglowsky
Indianapolis
Elmer Parrot
Ashkum, II
Dorothy Smith
Cotuit
Mass
Mariam Berns
Kansas City
Standing of the clubs and Saturday results across leagues
standings from American Association and Western League list yesterday results with scores for Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus St Paul Louiskus Western League Des Moines Joplin St Joseph Tulsa Wichita Sioux City and Saturday National League games including New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston American League games New York Detroit Boston Chicago Cleveland Washington St Louis Philadelphia American Association results Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo Threes League Bloomington Peoria Rockford Rock Island Moline Cedar Rapids Evansville Terre Haute all with varying scores and notes on matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolia
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus St. Paul
Louiskus Western Leagne
Des Moines
Joplin
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Wichita
Sioux City
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Bloomington
Peoria
Rockford
Rock Island
Moline
Cadar Rapids
Terre Haute
Evansville
Iain
New York Sash Ae
Ole
Hoon Tops 75 Birds in Row at Grand American Trap
Billy Hoon of Jewell Iowa breaks the first 75 straight during the Grand American tournament qualifying. John Nori wins with 100 straight as seven shooters tie at 109 in class 1. Bergen wins trap shootoff in class 2 and other Iowa marks are recorded at Des Moines and Mason City venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ee . A. Gunning
Frank Hughes
Olfeik Henderson
E. W. Hentro
John Noel
M.S. Hootman
John Nori
KE. W. Renfro
Billy Hoon
Jewell
Dean Bergen
Hank
Friday EL
Bergen
J. G. Bolen
English Channel barrier of several national swimmers
Omer Perrault, formerly of Montreal, arrived at Calais and plans a September attempt to swim the English Channel. Henry Sullivan of Lowell, after a failed attempt last week, will make another run. Tiraboschi of Italy trains for the feat as well. Jabez Wolffe, veteran, has trained at Brighton for his 22nd attempt, with his best effort in 1911 when a shore reach was thwarted by the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bondon
Omer Perrault
Montreal
Calais
English Channel
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Tiraboschi
Jabez Wolffe
Brighton
Channel
French
Pigeon Sets World Record For Message Run
A Beltsville Maryland loft pigeon carried a message from Mayor Thompson of Chicago to President Harding in 16 hours actual flying time covering about 614 1 2 miles. The Agriculture Department announced the record today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thompson
Chicago
Harding
Department of Agriculture
Aqvernnment
Beltsville
Ee Sa
Dysart overwhelms La Porte City in Mt. Auburn meet doubleheader
Dysart won both games from La Porte City during the Mt. Auburn celebration. Schmitz held the La Porte City bats in Friday’s thriller, while Zimmer drove in all Dysart runs. Dysart’s Willegaard fanned strong on Saturday as Dysart again prevailed. Dysart has lost only two games this season and has an open date on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
la Porte City
Schmitz
Boettcher
Stainbrook
Baker
Tyco
Wiliegarad
British Golf Champion Arrives in America for US Title
Willie Hunter the British amateur golf champion arrived in New York on August 29 en route to St. Louis to contend for the United States title. He planned practice at Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Long Island and expects to depart for St. Louis later in the week. The Scottish telegrapher is the son of a golf professional and rose from obscurity to win the British title over top amateurs from Britain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Willie Hunter
St. Louis
United States
Engineers
Chicago sports notes rise and rosters shift
Chicago reports Jack Wieneke of the White Sox being released to the Minneapolis club of the American Association. The Sokol union holds its final sports festival in Chicago. The national baseball federation Chicago division plans a Wednesday meeting to organize the world sandlot championship series. In Gary Indiana Joey Miller seeks a bout with Kid Green the claimant of the world featherweight title in a one round bout slated for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Wieneke
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
American Association
Sokol Union of America
National Baseball Federation
Gary
Ind
Joey Miller
Pacific Coast
Kid Green
New
Oz- Jeans
Satur
Joy Wood Leads Cleveland to Victory Over Senators
Joy Wood accounted for all Cleveland runs with a double and a homer as the champions defeated the Senators 2 in a late game. John Collins pitched in the eleventh to propel the Red Sox past the White Sox 6 to 5. Dykes notched 2 season high nine putouts as the Athletics fell to the Browns 12 to 4. Morrison edged Grimes in a pitchers duel as the Pirates beat the Robins 2 to 0. Alexander allowed heavy hits as the Giants beat the Cubs 4 to 2. King Cole shut down the Yanks while the Tigers won 7 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Joy Wood
Cleveland
Senators
John Collins
Red Sox
White Sox
Reinbeck Beats Cyclones 5 to 3 in Rough Affair
Reinbeck defeats the Waterloo Cyclones 5 to 3 despite an early flood of misfortune. Rickert kept control late, Morcom fanned five, while McGarvey and HarMon starred for the Cyclones. Late four walks and three hit batters harmed Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Waterloo Cyclones
Cyclones
McGarvey
Har- Mon
Rickert
Morcom
Fairbank
Keegan
Rickert and Watson
Amateur Baseball Crowd Draws 60 000 In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 29 amateur baseball outdrew the Indians and Senators crowd. The Indians prevailed in a pennant race before 20 000, while two amateur teams drew an audience estimated at 60 000 for the city game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Press
Cleveland, O
Indians
Senators
Oate
Cedar Falls Tennis Club Opens Singles Meet
Cedar Falls Aug 29 The annual tennis tournament of the Cedar Falls Tennis club opened today on the Lincoln school grounds. Entries closed Saturday with 16 entrants in singles and five teams in doubles. The contest likely will run most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Warden warns of UCE decoys for migratory ducks
Davenport Iowa August 1929 United States game warden Charles P S Smith warns sportsmen using live ducks as decoys must possess federal permits. Permits issued freely, but without one ducks face seizure and owners possible U S court prosecution. Season opens September 16 near Iowa. early sightings expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Charles P. S. Smith
United States
Iowa
Warden Smith
Federal Bldg
Smith
Canada
Belmonts Win Twice Sunday and Hurl Defi
The Waterloo Belmonts defeated Connolly Carriage 14 to 6 at Cedar River park in the morning and beat Jonesville 4 to 2 in the afternoon. Belmonts star Reitman and Mehl each had a triple and a double. Gorman made an unassisted double play. McGarvey pitched well in relief, with Sicker, Johnson, and Gor man handling duties. Belmonts host Readia next Sunday and challenge champions of the Sunday school league at Byrnes park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Belmonts
Connolly
Cedar River Park
Jonesville
Reitman
Mehl
Belmonts
Meh
Hoffer
Charles
Hoffman
Hullett and Gor
Kenney
Blitech
Gorman
Belmont
McGarvey
Sicker
Johnson
Fanessille
Jack McGarvey
Eddie Schroeder
Doc O'Conner
Readiya
Paul Dwyer
Baptist First Methodist
Byrnes Park
Greens Fund Revival At Byrnes Park Golf Event
About 200 fans formed a gallery for the Scotch foursome at Byrnes park course as Bathie and Bragdon defeated McClain and Lichty in a long match. The Bathie Bragdon pair led 28 holes to 28 with strong play and preparation from Bathie after returning from the Western Open in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Perk Greens
Meyer
Byrnes Park Course
W.S. Bathie
Douglas Bragidon
Fred McClain
City Cchampion
Burr Lichty
Bathie
Bragdon
McClain
Lichty
Sunnyside
Flichty
jMcClain
iBragdon
iBathie
Waverly blanked Clarksville in 11 to 0 win
Waverly defeated Clarksville 11 to 0 at home led by Allenstein's two hits allowed two. Wright and Jackson powered eleven safeties with five errors by Clarksville aiding the margin. Batteries: Wright Jackson and Per Daye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Clarksville
Allenstein
Wright
Jackson
Tiger Coach Lines Up Grid Material
Cedar Falls August 29 L P Thomas athletic director Cedar Falls high school met with aspirants and captain Ralph Bailey for football positions for the coming season. He discussed the situation with Bailey and plans to return later in the week to begin work with the new year. He has played for the Penn group in past seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
L. P. Thomas
Ralph Bailey
Bailey
Earlham
Thomas
Penn
Independence Tigers top La Porte City in 12 innings
Independence won 2 to 1 over La Porte City in twelve innings yesterday. Hut tin pitched for Independence while W Manahl Beker and Hutton Rachuy handled the batteries amid a tense extra inning affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
LA Porte
Huttin
la Porte City
W. Manahl
Beker
Hutton
Rachuy
College Team Shapes Success at Jefferson High
A college team has built a strong record over the past two years at Jefferson High School, boosting local sports spirit and drawing attention to student talent and coaching excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tean
Hope
Downey
Labor Bay
Type
J. P. McEvoy
Jolly Squirrels
Johnny
Papa Squirrel
Magia Squirrel
Gertrude
Mama Squirrel
Dorothy
iPapa Squirrel
Jeremy
Mama Saultrel
Ami
Gwan
Apa
Associated Hiditers
George McManus
Doou
Benvicx. Inc
Anticke
Lowe
Hall
National League
Alexander
Daly
Barnes and Smith
Sragkis
Morrison
Schmidt
Grimes
Miller
Mt. Auburn
America
Athletics
Browns
Robins
Cubs
King Cole
Yanks
Tigers
C.F
UCE
Lenglen
Mas Franklin
Mallory
Noob
Mile
Te-Stennis
Wightman
Miss Browne
Ing
Zinderstein
Franklin Mallory
Molo Bjutstedt
Scotch Foursome
Tiger Coach
F.O. B
B. Hull
Donce Brothers Motor Cars
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!