Bucky Harris No Longer Pilot of Washington Club
Washington owner Clark Griffith announced Stanley Harris will not manage the Washington Senators next year. Harris may remain as a player but no replacement has been chosen. Veteran first baseman Joe Judge has been mentioned as a possible successor. Harris led the team to the 1924 pennant and 1925 World Series win.
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Berlin President Hindenburg opens eighty first birthday observance
Berlin reports that President Von Hindenburg quietly marked his eighty first birthday at his hunting lodge with a few friends. In Rome Edwin Carew, a moving picture director, denied engagement rumors with Dolores Del Rio, calling the reports a fake while affirming professional ties. In Managua United States Marines clashed with Nicaraguan rebels near Somoza, with later air strikes on rebels in Nueva Segovia. Paris noted a decision to publish full Anglo French naval accord negotiations. London described a rift between King Alfonso and Primo de Rivera, with a dispatch suggesting Alfonso may replace the dictator.
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Drake Night Floodlights Tested For Simpson Game
Drake University football players tested the floodlights for Saturday night action at Des Moines. Players found that any daylight task can be completed under the lights. A white ball will be used to aid spectators in following the play.
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Tonight’s stage and screen lineup at multiple houses
Palace presents Ted Wells in A Made To Order Hero with Universal Ranch riders plus Swiss Movements and Fox news. Plaza offers Paden Players Honey Moon Inn a farce with vaudeville. On screen Hot Heels starring Glenn Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller. Riviera features Our Dancing Daughters with Joan Crawford Johnny Mack Brown Anita Page Dorothy Sebastian. Also Movietone and Paramount News. Strand presents The Whip a sound Melo drama with Dorothy Mackall Ralph Forbes Lowell Sherman Anna Q Nilsson Vita phone acts. Waterlooo Trousdale Players bring Bringing Up Father with Lucille La Valliere Tom Post and a vaudeville act by Gus Arnheim.
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Duel Threat Prompts Political Bluster In Unknown Column
A mysterious note warns of a duel over political tensions as a colonel demands seriousness. The writer mocks threats, insisting the pistols be loaded with blanks to avoid real harm, highlighting heightened stakes and public intrigue.
Varsity at Iowa shows best form in beating subs
Iowa City October 2 The University of Iowa varsity football team displayed top form in a scrimmage against the reserve eleven. The varsity averaged six yards per play with Glassgow and McLain gaining eight or more yards each carry. They scored four touchdowns on four possessions with three long passes Glassgow to Farrah. Coach Burton A. Ingwersen appears set to start against Monmouth with a near unchanged lineup, keeping two stars McLain and Jensvald to limit exposure to Chicago scouts.
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Mooseheart Founding to Be Marked by Moose Lodge Meeting
Waterloo lodge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose plans a meeting on Saturday night October 27 to commemorate Mooseheart founding the child city of the order and the birthday of founder James J. Davis. A large class of 12 initiated increases the roster to 1300 with more initiations planned. dances begin Wednesday October 10.
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Polo Team Chosen to Replace Harriman and Cowdin
On U S Polo Team Winton Guest and Stephen Sanford are named as two hard riding youngsters chosen for the United States team in an eleventh hour swan. They replace W Averill Harriman and Cheever Cowdin.
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Praying Colonels Use Patented Pants For Centre College Football
Centre College coach Boise Patthoff unveils scientifically padded pants for players to reduce injury. The gear features light weight fabric, a three inch Belgian sea foam rubber band, a leather thigh pad and knee protection, advertised with a testimonial from Danville Kentucky claiming improved health and condition.
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Miller Huggins Ties Connie Mack's Championship Record
Associated Press reports Miller Huggins tied Connie Mack for most baseball championships with six in eight years after the Yankees swept the Pirates in four games to claim the World Series. The all time quartet of two straight titles remains Chance Mack Carrigan and McGraw with Huggins now joining.
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Steam Shovel Digging Mass Grave in West Palm Beach Cemetery
Miss Jennie Bird of West Palm Beach describes a steam shovel lingering days to trench a cemetery to bury 700 corpses. She notes Tegtoes laid to rest similarly and refugees nearby hear cries as cremation becomes faster.
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Exhibitors Will Be Guests at Elks Club Banquet Tonight
Indiana plays a comeback season as two captains lead the Hoosiers with guests from business circles in Bloomington. Wairy Cattle Congress exhibitors Chuck Bennett and Bob Matthew will attend the Elks club banquet at 6 pm, with short talks and a program featuring Bennett as captain on offense and Matthew as captain on defense.
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Golfers shoot aces on same hole in Richmond event
In Richmond Virginia on Sept 29 two golfers aced the same hole in one stroke each. A. L. McDonald of Norfolk drove 115 yards to ace No 4 at the Glenwood course and was followed minutes later by another player achieving a hole in one on the same hole.
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Hurry Up Yost to Write for Courier Readers
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan's athletic director and famed coaching innovator, to write a Friday column for the Waterloo Eye Courier starting Oct. 3 on topics for young players and school programs. His critic service is supported by the Associated Press.
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