Boy Scouts to Attend Waterloo Boxing Event at Cattle Congress
Waterloo Boy Scouts will be guests of the American Legion at the Cattle Congress arena on Monday at 3 p m for the big fight card. Three seat classes will be offered ring side reserves and general admission with special seating for the Boy Scouts. Promoters plan an entertaining program including possible band music and side attractions to boost attendance for Labor Day crowds.
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Cattle Congress
Waterloo
American Legion
Legion
Legionnaires
Hudson
Grinnell Opens Football Schedule With Hope Of Upset
Grinnell college in Iowa releases seven game slate for the 1922 season starting Oct 1 at Grinnell against Simpson. The schedule includes Iowa State at Ames and Drake at Des Moines. Coach Huff and captain Markley express optimism that strengthened line and backfield will lift Grinnell after losses to Iowa State, Washington University and Coe last year.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Brigiton
Simpson College
Drake University
Des Moines
Daite
Iowa State College
Ames
Washington University
S$t_Louis
Coa College
Frank Markley
Gripnell College
Paddock Plans to Enter Princeton College
World sprint champion Charles Paddock, who ran for the University of Southern California last year, will enter Princeton University this fall. Word from the Pacific coast via Jak Weber, trainer of the New York Athletic Club, confirms the move.
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United Press
New York
Charles Paddock
University of Southern California
Princeton
Pacific Coast
Jak Weber
New Yor Athletic Club
Burke and Frazer Tie for State Open Golf Title
AP reports in St Paul that Jack Burke and Chick Frazer both shot 295 for 72 holes to tie for the Minnesota state open. In Des Moines Willwyn won the 2:25 trot at the state fair. In Cleveland a Tremaine Wolfe bantam bout was canceled over weight disagreements. Suzanne Lenglen began practice for exhibition matches in New York. In Detroit Hagen and Wamiond defeated Duncan and Nitehell in a pro golf pairing.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Jack Burke
Chick Frazer
Des Moines
Willwyn
Cleveland
Carl Tremaine
Jack Wolfe
New York
Mile
Suzanne
Lenglen
Detroit
Mich
Walter Hagen
Harry Wamiond
George Duncan
Abe Nitehell
An Open Letter to Glacier National Park Supe
J P McEvoy writes a satire addressed to the Glacier National Park superintendent. The letter humorously requests opening the Haig and Haig trail data, inflated horses with plush spines, automatic shrubberies, and fining new trail features to improve tourists experience. It preserves playful mock-critique of park management and hiking logistics.
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Montana
Supe
Lupe
Canadian Rocklea
Johnny Jiewar Pass
Ahuke
Oine
Mvoy
Svauscates
Associated
Baseball scoreboard highlights and key scorers
Yesterday's action featured Dave Roberts Jr delivering a single double triple and homer as the Pirates beat the Robins 8 to 2. Speed Martin fueled the Giants to a 3 to 3 tie with the Cubs, eight straight. Tony Becker homered for the Braves in a 5 0 win. Reds took game two 6 to 4. Sisler collected five hits in five at bats with a triple. The Browns beat the White Sox 11 to 0. Cards snapped an eight-game streak by losing 2 to 1 to the Phillies then won 8 to 2. The Yankees crushed three Washington pitchers 10 to 3 as Ruth retired with an ankle injury.
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Sisler
Browns
White Sox
New Yorks Eighth Straight Win Beats Cubs in Open Series
New York defeats Chicago 5 to 3 as Smith and Bancroft homer to complete a clean sweep of the series. Giants notch their eighth consecutive victory amid a triple play by Chicago in the third inning and a spectacular Nebf line drive grab. Other scores show Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia with various results in the Labor Day games.
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Smith
Bancroft
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Terry
Nebf
Ponder
Martin
O'Farrell
Neaf
Boston
Cincinnati
Logue
Wingo
Fillinsim
Gowdy
Arquard
Coombe
Hargrave
Scott
Watson
O'Neill
Brooklyn
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
Standings and results across American Association and Three-I League show Indianapolis losing to St. Paul seven to one while Louisville tops Minneapolis nine to ten and Columbus defeats Kansas City four to one. Minor league scores include Bloomington six Evansville five in ten innings and Des Moines seventeen to six. Joplin edges Tulsa three to? and Omaha seven to? plus cedar rapids and rock island games. A U S Army quartermaster note lists 499 civilian positions to be consolidated into 125 with single names per job.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo-Milwaukee
Bloomington
Evansville
Moline
Rockford
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Peoria
Terre Haute
Des Moines
Wichita
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Joplin
Tulsa
Omaha
Quartermaster Corps
United States Army
Cleveland
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Toledo
Bob Bloomington
Western League
Pet
Oklahom
Cya Omaha
Sioux Ciaz
BRSF
Des Mo
Sar St. Joseph
Opel
Oelwein to play ball here Saturday
Oelwein will meet Mitchell’s Waterloo Athletics at 3 p m Saturday at Cedar River park. The Oelwein Baseball association disbanded though players will continue to play. Oelwein has a strong record this year with 56 wins and 13 losses, and plans to start 1922 with a similar setup. The Waterloo battery will be announced later, and a return game with Oelwein is set for Sunday with Dyersville to follow Monday.
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Mitchell
Waterloo Athletics
Cedar River Park
Tater
Dyersville
Oelbwein
Oelwein Baseball Association
A. M. Kint
Association
Waterloo
Altho
Manchester Crowds Witness Thrilling Auto Races
Ray Lampkin dominated day one at the Delaware county fair winning all races he started. He beat Leon Duray in both three mile and two mile events amid a dramatic finish in the two mile race. Fred Lecklider led the first three mile race with Lentz and Hill placing, while Lampkin and Duray traded leads in later events. A rainstorm halted the program after a tense two mile pair and the day closed with unsettled track conditions and notes of insurance concerns over the fair’s expanse.
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Ray Lampkin
Delaware County
Leon Duray
Altho
Lampkin
Fred Lecklider
Fred Lentz
Ted Hl
Jesse Callahan
Ray Claypool
Fred Locklider
Lentzi
Locksider
Lentz
Lider
Tyce
Ted Hill
Duray
J Lampkin
Danny
Lamy Ikin
Gar Wood Sets World Marks in Speedboat Trials
Detroit August 31 report on the Gold Cup Harmsworth trophy regatta notes Gar Wood dominating the one mile speed trials for the North American championship. The program features six straightaway dashes, three upstream and three downstream, with trials aiming to establish average speeds and record times.
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Gar
Detroit
Mich
North America
Next Few Games May Change Lines on Baseball Front
New York reports a largely unchanged baseball front except for St. Louis Browns moving into a tie with Washington for third in the American League. St. Louis split with Philadelphia while Boston and Chicago teams also shuffled. Cleveland idle, Yankees close on Senators. Giants and Pirates stay 1.5 games apart after series finale wins. Cleveland faces Detroit next in a favorable Tigers series. Indians had nine wins in 14 vs Detroit this year. Yankees host Washington again as manager Huggins seeks the top spot.
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United Press
New York
St. Louis Browns
Lee Foki
Washington
St. Louis
Cards
Braves
Phils
Cleveland
Yanks
Senators
Giants
Pirates
Detroit
Indians
Tigers
Huggins
Hindu Wrestler Goho-Gobar Defeats Ad Santel in Grudge Match
Hindu wrestler Goho-Gobar defeated Ad Santel in San Francisco in a two hour match. He won the first fall in one hour three minutes with a crotch and arm hold. Neither could pin the other in the remaining time and Goho-Gobar earned the decision, about 60 pounds heavier than Santel.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jantrinda Goho-Gobar
Ad Santel
Goho-Gobar
Goho-Gobat
Santel
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