Movie of a Business Man Who Desires to Use a Telephone
St. Joseph on November 3 announces Jack Holland owner of the St Joseph Western League Baseball club closed a contract with Denny Sullivan to manage the local team next season. Sullivan formerly played with the Boston teams and over the last two years has managed minor league clubs in City and Indianapolis associations.
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East High and West High to Clash for County Title
East High and West High meet next Saturday at Teachers' College field in the second of the annual football series to decide the county championship. The junior teams start at 2 pm, with the varsity kicking off at 2. The East High Tigers seek momentum after a 12 to 9 win over Cedar Falls, while West High trail in the standings. Injuries shrink East High's lineup as Seeger and Simpson are out for the season, and Seeger is expected back only briefly if at all. Bob Allen may return for Cedar Falls after missing Iowa Falls.
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Drake Preparing for Big Battle
Des Moines Nov 3 Drake football fights to recover for Grinnell clash after a bruising loss to Washing Corts Trnilversiy. Students alumni and the Drake body rally to support the squad ahead of the Saturday game and the Scarlet god Black team. Grinnell defense and Minnesota shift threats loom over Drake as officials warn of tougher plays.
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Clinton Signing Games for Next Year
Clinton IA aims to boost eastern Iowa football by signing five opponents for next season. Principal Webb has secured Davenport Rock Island Moline Dubuque and Cedar Rapids and expects Town City for six of the eight or nine games. A practice game and a potential big finale against a Des Moines team or title contender are planned.
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Highland Park to Meet Gornell in Hard Battle Friday
Highland Park coach Mark Hyland works to ready the Purple and White for a Friday clash with Cornell after a two week layoff caused by illness. Key players Stedman Sett Callahan and Ferrell face injuries but hope to start as the team sharpens through signals and a scrimmage against freshmen taught Cornell formations by assistant coach Craig.
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Cornell Battles Highland Park Next In Iowa Conference
Mount Vernon Nov 4 Coach Finger directs Cornell varsity for a key Iowa conference clash with Highland Park at Des Moines Friday. Coe’s narrow win over Highland Park suggests a tough test for Cornell and the Coe game looms a week later as the season’s pivotal matchup. Moyer and Gethmann, both halves, return from injuries to boost the lineup after a broken wrist.
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Willard to Fight in New Orleans in March
World heavyweight champion Jess Willard and manager Tom Jones agreed with local promoters Dominick Tortorich and Tommy Burns to sign for a 20 round title defense in New Orleans the first week of March. Opponent will be chosen by promoters by December 10 and could be Frank Moran Fred Fulton or Jim Coffey.
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Minor Magnates Meet Next Week in Ban iandaco
Chicago reports the National Association of Minor Leagues will convene November 9 in Ban iandaco where owners from across the country gather amid grievances. Despite losses in 1915, optimism grows as major leagues cap player drafts, easing minor restraints and promising a stronger 1916 season.
Dubuque Game to Decide Hawkeye Conference Title
Walter Eckersall of Chicago may referee the Dubuque college versus Dubuque German teams game on Thanksgiving Day with Big Nine officials as an alternative if Eckersall is unavailable. The Hawkeye conference championship hinges on the Chalmers and Dorais teams meeting at the municipal athletic park.
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DARIO RESTA WINS 100 MILE AUTO RACE AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
New York reports Dario Resta won the 100 mile Darknees gold challenge at Sheepshead Bay with a 66 hour 55 minute 71 second time and 105.39 mph. Bob Harman finished second, Eddie Rickenbacker third, with Mullard and Burman in pursuit. DePalma retired with a broken rod. Aitken led early before breaking down.
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