Osage to Meet Waterloo In Saturday Football Clash
Old Rose stronghold prepares for Osage Stalwarts under Coach Krammen as Waterloo lists injuries from practice. Nathanson and Hansen suffer collarbone fractures sidelining them. Sweitzer hobbling with a knee issue and Pett limited by a weak ankle. The lineup includes Pixley, Rust, Olds, Hardinger, Harker, Peli, Moore, Graham, Burbank, Sweitzer, Watson. Game set for 3 PM with potential delay due to the World Series broadcast.
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Altho
West Wic
Krammen
Osage
Waterlo
Ralph Suarff
Greene
Harold Nathaneon
Kenneth Hansen
Nathanson
Hansen
Sweitzer
Pett
Pixtey
Sdutad
Sarf
Olds
Hardingers
Starling
Sarff
Pixley
Rust
Capt
Hardinger
Harker
Peli
Moore
Graham
Burbank
Watson
Courier Electric Board
Courter
West 1
Mendenhall
Doc Miller
Three Iowa Boys Join St. Louis Cardinals Pennant Winners
Three Iowa youths, Wattie Holm of Alton, Herman Bell of Alton, and Art Reinhart of Ackley, are noted members of the St. Louis Cardinals who clinched the National League pennant. Holm, an outfielder and utility man, is a leading pinch hitter born in Peterson and a former college player at Lake Forest and Iowa University. Reinhart, a left-hander from Ackley, has been the Cardinals' most reliable left-hander this season.
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Iowa
St. Louis Cardinals
Wattie
Roscoe) Holm
Alton
Herman Bell
Holm
Art Reinhart
Ackley
Iie
Cardinals
Peterson
Lake Forest
Iowa University
Southpaw Reinhart
Hawkeyes Open Season Against Colorado Teachers
Iowa City Oct 7—Iowa's Hawkeyes face the Colorado Teachers in the 1926 football opener. Coach John Hancock leads the Teachers with a 50 percent green squad, a heavier line, and a faster backfield. Expected Hawkeye lineup includes King, McMillan, and Mashburn among others as the teams prepare for the season start.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Colorado
John Hancock
Inswersen
Ingwersen
Schlosser
Lancaster
Kinale
Flint
Gilchrist
Hobson
Hugener
Glidden
Mashburn
Jeskon
Baseball Row Between Laredo and Encinal Bursts Into Fight
In San Antonio on October 1 a Laredo team split from Encinal over a baseball dispute. After a 3 to 2 win for Laredo, two Laredo players were jailed for arguing on the diamond. The jail was later broken, and the sheriff pursued warrants for the whole team. The players vowed never to play Encinal again.
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San Antonio
Tex
la Salle County
Beys
Laredo
Encinal
Laredo Bars
Laredo Mayers
LaSalle County
Catulla
Injury hits Rawkeye squad as Rodawig out for season
Iowa UW guard Rawkeye-Full Don Rodawig is lost for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury suffered recently. Elmer Marek, famed backfield man for Washington high Cedar Rapids, expected to be a key contributor for Ohio State this year, scored two touchdowns in 10 minutes against the yearlings before 4,000 Buckeye fans. A Des Moines youth, George Vanor, assaulted Willis Piper, assistant coach, and is sought by police after breaking his cheekbone. Teeth costing 35000 hinder William Lawrence Mooseheart Ill student from playing football. Coach Doe Kline of Mason City High reports tough luck with five regulars ineligible ahead of Town Falls. Mason City faces West High on Oct. 16.
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Don Rodawig
Iowa UW
Rodawig
Elmer Marek
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Ohio Stme
Buckeye
Roosevelt High School
Des Moines
George Vanor
Willis Piper
Vanoel
William Lawrence
Mooseheart
Itl
Lawrence
Doe Kline
Mason City High School
Scholas- Uenet
Isaacson
Logue
Kellum
Murray
Kline
Mason City
West High
Smith
Diekman
Bingham
Parsons
Hauersperger
Garrison
Rose
Independence
Wilkins
Schammel
Barnard
Bruggeman
Dawson
Connard
Sansor Bingham
Son
Mauersperger
Mekman
Dubuque
East High
East Fligh
Makeever
Iowa General Taxable Property Worth Over 1.7 Billion
A Commerce Department report shows Iowa’s general taxable property value at 1.710,784,600 dollars, the highest among states in the region. The state’s total debt stands at 114,129,000 dollars, as of the financial statistics release.
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Iowa
Emmett Dolgherty
Washington
Department of Commerce
Oelwein's queer stranger jailed for vagrancy
In Oelwein Iowa a 42 year old man described as a queer stranger known as Robert Carson was jailed for vagrancy after a period of sleeping in freight cars and camping near a rail yard. The man gave inconsistent statements about his background and immediate needs and faced local court action. In a separate incident, a collision occurred at East Charles and Flint avenues involving a vehicle belonging to William Wetherby and a third party traveling for Minnetonka House.
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Oelwein
Robert Carson
Nanin
Eft
Cary
Willam Wetherby
Imma Reif
Minnen Pro 5
Conle
Valence Wenner
East Charles and
Flint Avenues
Collision leaves cars damaged. dispute over liability
A collision left one machine with a smashed wheel and other damages requiring a machine shop repair. A difference of opinion exists over who should pay for the damage to both cars, and it appears there may be another chapter to the incident.
Makeever reshuffles lineup for second MX game
East High coach Midget Makeever alters the lineup for the Independence game. Bud Rose moves from quarterback to tackle, with Rose joining a stout seven-man line. Diekman unlikely to play, Mekman out, and East High charters a bus for 26 players and fans heading to Independence.
Engineer's Wife Annulled in Run Affair Case
Des Moines report states Northwestern engineer David L. Payton obtained a divorce after testifying his wife carried on a relationship with another man during his work runs. He claimed she was always home to greet him upon return but admitted she left the house as soon as he left Des Moines.
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Des Moines
INS
David L. Payton
Northwestern
Here
Chicago
Girls Escape Reform School in Rockwell City
Three girls escaped from the reformatory in Rockwell City Iowa yesterday police in Des Moines were asked to watch for them and determine their destination.
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Rockwell
Rockwell City
INS
Des Moines
World Series Combat Psychology Among Managers
Managers of pennant winners seek to curb publicity glare by telling players World Series games are just another outing, no different from the previous 154 games of the season. Noting players like John McGraw and Tris Speaker, the piece discusses how leaders stress focus over spectacle.
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AL Demarer
New York Giants
John McGraan
Fred Clark
Bill McKechnie
Bucky Harris
George Stallings
Tris Speaker
Manager Urges Players to Treat World Series as Just a Ball Game
The pennant-winning manager aims to frame the World Series game as an ordinary contest. He urges players to approach the dust of play with the mindset they use for any regular ball game, seeking calm focus.
Kendall Christian Home at Nashua to Open Nov
Nashua Iowa October 1 Special Contract to remodel the Caldwell residence for Kendall Christian home has been awarded to B M Russell upon plan acceptance. The home, founded under Harritt M Kendall of Waterloo who left 72000 for a destitute and aged women institution, will be ready for occupancy November 1 with Mr and Mrs F H Ward as caretakers. Ward has hotel experience and his wife is Nashua born and a former Nashua Reporter staffer.
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Nashua
Caldwell
Kendall Christian Home
M. Russell
Harritt M. Kendall
Waterloo
F. H. Ward
Infant son of factory superintendent dies in accident
In Council Bluffs Iowa the infant son of Harvey Petti superintendent of the Iowa Soda Products company was playing near the factory late yesterday when he was caught in machinery. He sustained fatal injuries and died last night.
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Council Bluffs, Ta
Harvey Pettigrew
Iowa Soda Products Company
Reinheimer Jersey Herd Wins Silver Trophy Cup
Reinheimer of Marion Iowa won the silver trophy for the high production Jersey dairy herd of 1926 from the Town Jersey Cattle club at the annual banquet in Black’s Lea room. The herd averaged 409.8 pounds of butterfat per cow with two milkings daily, slightly below 1825’s 418.9 pounds. About 45 breeders attended as W S Parrott presided and presented the trophy. notable guests included Prof. W W Yapp Urbana Ill judge of Jerseys and H S Smith Newton Ia field rep for the national organization.
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A. Reinheimer
Marion
Jersey
Jersey Cattle Club
Black
Lea-3
Rehnheimer
W. S. Parrott
Cedar Heights
State Club
L. W. Morley
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York City
Iowa Army Officer to Stay in States Year Then Alaska
Nashua Iowa Oct 1 Special Capt Co Lb Strike Indianapolis who was captain in One Hundred ninth Iowa Engineers that served overseas in the world war has been urged to remain another year in the states the scheduled for oversea service again and has consented At the close of his present year s assignment he expects to go to Alaska for service Capt Strike recently visited in Nashua with his mother Mrs S J Hawkins and son Clarence Jr who makes his home with his grandmother since his mother s death.
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Nashua
Co Lb. Strike
Indianapolis
Iowa
Alaska
Capt. Strike
S. J. Hawkins
Clarence, Jr
Old Folks Minted Youthful by Big League Liniment
An advertisement-style piece touts Mike Martin's Liniment as a cure for rheumatic pain stiffness and lameness. It features endorsements from Walter Johnson Ty Cobb George Sisler and others praising its warmth quick relief and youth-like vitality for old athletes and players recovering from injuries.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Coveleski
TY Cobb
Chief Bender
Sisler
Mike Martin
Ball Park
Washington Baseball Club
Hever
Wrile
Washington, D. C
George Sisler
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Danny
H-Ho
St. Louis
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Gene
Enderlein Clothing Co
Bud Rose
Klinoff
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Storm Shield
F. J. Martin
Cedar Falls
Bishop Paint
Go. van Deest Impl
Rolland
Ben Sonenberg
New Hartford
Knipe & Frederickson
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Kendall Christian
Babe
Reinheimer
Jersey Herd
States
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the Tailor
Bridge St
Kezar’s Cafe
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Cobb
Cleveland
TY Cob
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Washington Gall -Club
St. Louis Browns
Wangler Drug Co
C. J. Miller
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