Three I League plans eyed for Midwest reorganization
A southern echo outlines a proposed reorganization of the Three-I baseball circuit. Cities such as Cedar Rapids Evansville Davenport Waterloo and Des Moines are considered for a new Class A league stretching from Peoria north to Waterloo and east to Terre Haute. The plan aims to attract about 650000 people, with Dayton and Springfield discussed as possible additions.
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Cedar Rapids
Terre Mr. Sand
Younr Hauk
Bevansville
Evansville
Des Moines
Peoria
Schoneludcaay
Wedbachst
sTuendal
Léabaclat
Bloomington
Terre Haute
F. UY
Biiansville
South Bend
Fort
Wayne
Springfield
Dayton
Ohio
Texas League
Pating
Kansas City
Fort Warne
Rope of Sand and Harding Hype on Watch Your Speech Day
A fragment discusses pep and planning in politics and praises President-elect Harding. It notes doubts about timing and the role of public enthusiasm as he approaches kickoff, with a wary look at bandwagon worship and media commentary.
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Harding
O'Dowd and Smith Weigh-In Rule Dispute For Madison Square Match
Former middleweight champion Mike O'Dowd and contender Jeff Smith are set to clash at Madison Square Garden on November 9 with $2,500 forfeits. The Walker law requires a formal eight hour weigh-in, but private agreements raise concerns about ring readiness and fairness under boxing commission rules.
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New York
Mike O'Dowd
Jeff Smith
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
New York State Boxing, Commission
License Committee
Rules of
the Army, Navy Ad
Qdowd
Smith
Boxing Commission
Crimson Tiger clash headlines eastern grid scene
Nov 6 report highlights Harvard Princeton clash at Cambridge as the big East matchup. Both teams undefeated with Harvard favored by defense against the Tigers. Other key tests include Yale Brown Dartmouth Cornell at Polo Grounds and Nebraska Penn State. Penn State favored in Keystone clash. Navy Georgetown and Army Lebanon battles also noted.
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New York
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornell
Polo Grounds
University of Nebraska
Husky Draven
Penn State
Keystone State
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Georgetown
Army
Lebanon
Fatles
Western Football Rivals Face Key Showdowns Today
Northwestern and Iowa meet as three big Western Conference games shape the final championship picture. Illinois and Ohio State hold unbeaten records, while Wisconsin Michigan Chicago could still share the crown. Purdue vs Notre Dame and Centre at Indianapolis are also noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Notre Dame
Agee Ted Press
Iowa City
Boexorth- Western University
Iowa
Purple
Indiana
Lassiter
Indianapolis
Hawkeres
Aubrey Devine
Jones
Citr
Illinois
Boxing Legislation Debate at City Armory Carnival
Representatives from nearis club in Chicago and surrounding cities discuss boxing as a legalized sport at an athletic carnival planned for the Armory. Veterans and civic groups prepare a six round boxing match and a wrestling exhibition to support a state profit plan.
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Aicace
Nearis
Chicassas
Uye Armory
Wenlih
Vetera
Grenola and Waterloo Set for Sunday Football Showdown
Grenola led by Walters and Hitchens clash with Greater Waterloo in a key Iowa state gridiron tilt Sunday at 3 pm. Des Moines backed Grenola, noting Ashby as star on Grenola’s powerful line and Grenola’s undefeated run amid close past scores.
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Greater Waterloo Association
State of
Iowa
Grenola
Des Moines
Waterloo
Altho
Grenda
Special Grand Jury to Report Today on Gambling Probe
Chicago reports state Cook county special grand jury will issue its final report on the baseball gambling probe to Chief Justice Charles A. MacDonald. The panel, active over six weeks, will present findings and recommendations for reform before the day ends.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County Special Grand Jury
Chas. A. MacDonald
Mike Sexton
National Association
Tom Hickey
American Association
al Tearney
Western League
Kansas City
Maries
American League
Fencers Invited to Compete in United States Next Spring
British fencers have been invited by the American Fencers League to send a team to the United States next spring to contend for an international trophy. In Boston, Hush Duffy is named manager of the Red Sox, replacing Sol Barrow who resigns to become business manager of the New York Americans. Toronto reports boxing officials halted the contest between Benny Waizer of New York and Frank Burns of Francisco after Waizer was accused of not trying.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Hush Duffy
Red Sox
Sol Barrow
Toronto
Boxing Commission
Benny Waizer
Cra
Frise Frankie’ Burns
Francisco
Waiger
Teachers in Fifth Victory Over Ellsworth 38 to 0
Cedar Falls Iowa November reports Hilsworth college overpowering Ellsworth in a 38 to 0 road game. Stars McWinstry Herschberger Whitford powered the Teachers offense while Wilson and Evans stood out for Ellsworth despite the defeat.
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Iowa’ Falls
Hilsworth College
Doseit
Cedar Falls
McWinstry
D. Herschberper
Capt. Whitford
Iowa Falls College
Ellsworth
Wilson
Jackie
Evans
Dickinson
T. Herschberger
Herscheberger
Whitford
Rhb
Orth
Campbell
Krutan
A i Harter
Camouflage uniforms banned after Trinity Texas Christian game
Dallas reports Trinity College faced new uniform rules as imitation pigskin designs were disallowed in several conferences. Trinity coach Goodman reacted with humor, tossing a snow white ball at kickoff after seeing the opponent's outfits. In Cincinnati, Reds players earned $440.85 each for finishing third in the National League pennant race and World Series share.
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New York
Nev
Besn
New York Giants
Dallas
Tex
Carlisie Indians
Trinity University
Texas Christian University
Goodman
Trinity Eleven
REDS
Cincinnati
Oelwein Hears Of Two Poor Marksmen In Incident
Oelwein residents describe an impromptu duel on the west side with no arrests or complaints. Other items note relocations, Yeomen class plans, Dr Kyrider seeking constable, burglaries in Cresco, a speeding car chase, and local hospital discharge.
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PR. Bennett
Oklahoma
C. Bh. Armstrong
Hazleton
Gelwein
First Avenue North
Kyrider
Coulon Heads to France for Two Bantamweight Bouts
Johnny Coulon, the Chicago bantamweight champion, sails from New York on November 2 for a pair of title matches against top French bantams in France next month. It marks his first trip abroad in a year and his 193? schedule aims at defend or reclaim honors.
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Coulon
Chicago
Johnny Coulon
Waterloo to Host Major Welterweight Wrestling Match
Two leading welterweights Jack Reynolds from Cedar Rapids and Americus from Baltimore are set to meet in Waterloo under Black Hawk Athletic Club plans. A best two out of three falls match is expected the week of November 14 with final contracts to be signed early next week. Reynolds has a long, successful climb with victories over top welterweights, while Americus is well known in the east and has sought this clash for some time.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk, Athletic Club
Jack Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Young
Reynolds
Americus
Clash to Be Staged in Cedar Rapids
Unclear text notes a clash or event to be staged in Cedar Rapids with incomplete phrasing. No other identifiable names, dates, or organizers are readable.
Chiropractic article promotes spinal adjustment as health system
A long critique extols chiropractic as a relatively new science with decades of growth. It argues chiropractors seek public inquiry, claims adjustments free nerves to energize the body, and cites thousands of successful cases and widespread endorsements as justification for investigation. The piece invites readers to visit specific practitioners and consider an educational campaign.
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Iou
Rishts
Chiropractors listed in surrounding towns ad notice
A fragmented directory style notice lists chiropractors in Cedar Falls and Greene Iowa with names Wm J Roth D C Thomas Bloch and W W Langenhagen plus Evans Co Store Waverly and others with phone and address fragments. The text references Vogel and Esslinger and Moodie in ad style.
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Cedar Falls
Towa
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