Waterloo Athl club edges Dubuque in close game
Waterloo Athletic Club All Stars defeated Dubuque Bears 7 to 0 on a brisk yesterday contest. The lone touchdown came on a 22 yard pass from Nauman to McGuire in the first quarter with Bragdon kicking the goal. Both teams showed stout defense and varied line plays as Nauman and Flannigan led the offenses with bruising ground gains and sharp end runs.
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Giants and Yankees poised for fall classic showdown
New York fans back the Giants and Yankees alike as odds stay even in the series. Major wagers run high with 9 to 10 offered, Babe Ruth homer bets at 8 to 5. Up to 40,000 spectators expected per game as both teams prepare to workout at the Polo Grounds with uniform changes noted.
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Indians
Cubs
White Sox
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Manhattan
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Yanks
Polo Grounds
Giants Edge infield talent ups New York advantage
United Press notes a slight infield edge for the Giants over the Yankees, with George Kelly and Ward highlighted for defense, Peckinpaugh and Bancroft praised for smart play, and Frisch rated top among third basemen. The column asserts the Giants’ infield superiority in offense and defense, despite similar outfield power.
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Yankees
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Wally Pipp
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Ward
Ishany Rawlings
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Dave Bancroft
Maor
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Yankee
Frank Frisch
Mike McNaby
Yanks
Starch
Giantetta
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A Comic Strip in Type Hotdog Edwin’s Tale
A comic strip narrative follows Edwin the hotdog as he drifts through life in a park. He dreams of being eaten, endures chilly nights, and finally is tossed toward an umpire amid comical chaos ending in an untimely yet ironic fate.
Oelwein Smashes Independence in 48-0 Victory
Oelwein high school overwhelmed Independence II on Saturday with a 48 to 0 win. Hoteman stood out for Independence while Feemster and Captain Adair starred for Oelwein as the visitors opened with three quick touchdowns and dominated the line. Oelwein meets Maynard next Saturday at Oelwein.
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Oelwein High School
Waterloo East High School
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Feemster
Victors
Adair
Gelwein
Deauglas
House
Maynard
Cornell Defeats Upper Iowa 20 to 6 in Opener
Cornell, using a mix of substitutes and straight football, beat Upper Iowa 20 to 6 at Ash Park. Captain ONeil opened holes for backs, Gowans and He backs powered through the line, Nichols tossed a high pass to Thompson for the first TD, with Gowans kicking two of three goals.
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Thompson
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Man dell Signs for Boxing at Cedar Rapids October 7
Sammy Mandell, local bantamweight, signed contracts for two bouts. One match with Toe Mil ter at Cedar Rapids on October 7 and another with Young Farrell at Racine on October 12.
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Young Fare Rel
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Big Ten Nonconference Matches Highlight 1930 Schedule
The 1930 college football slate features major Big Ten nonconference games with Indiana at Harvard and Chicago facing Princeton on Oct 22. Notre Dame rivals Notre Dame meets West Point, and Nebraska plays Penn State, with Harvard and Indiana at center stage. Missouri Valley teams absent. South Dakota and Colorado foes appear outside the core leagues.
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Middlewest
Indiana
Harvard
Princeton
Notre Dame
West Point
Nebraska
Penn State
Big Ten
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Colorado
South Dakota
Iowa
Michigan
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Ohio
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Purdue
Walker-Merriam
de Pauw
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Towa
Dame
Laws
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Arbor
Oberlin
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Lafayette
Notreate
Prineston
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Depouw
Giants and Yankees Open World Championship Push at Polo Grounds
Major league seasons closed as the National League champions lost to Brooklyn while the Yankees beat Boston. Pittsburgh moved to runner up in the NL by defeating St Louis, and the St Louis Browns claimed third in the American League by downing Detroit. Cleveland finished the season by beating Chicago.
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North High Held Scoreless in Des Moines Thriller
Des Moines, October 3. North Des Moines and Waterloo East High battled to a 0-0 tie as East High's defense, led by Captain John DeLong and swift wing backs, stifled North Des Moines. East High midget quarterback's passing kept plays alive, but Wheeler’s fumble and strong North Des Moines punting halted scoring runs in a hard fought center-field contest.
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Standings and Saturday Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's club standings show Brooklyn at 7 to New York's 7 with mixed results across the American and National Leagues. Saturday results include New York 5 1 Philadelphia 5 6 and Philadelphia 10 9 versus New York 9 3, with Chicago and St Louis posting several scores.
Forty Men on Centre College Grid Squad
Danville Kentucky October 3 Centre College sport staff reports forty men practicing regularly for football under coach Tiny Thorpin. Captain Armstrong and Bo McMillan direct backfield work as veterans from last year, with 46 players in training and several new Recruits from Texas and Dallas boosting the squad. Veteran linemen include James the tackle and others listed among the end and guard positions.
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Bo” McMillan
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Tex
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Judge Landis predicts nine games in World Series
Judge K M Landis, baseball commissioner, said at the Polo Grounds the World Series between the Giants and Yankees will be close and may require nine games. He noted both teams are evenly matched after watching the Yankees defeat the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
New York
K. M. Landis
Baseball
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Yankees
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Polo Grounds
Red Sox
World Series boxes sold with seats remaining in New York
The New York American League announced that the World Series boxes are sold but many reserved seats remain. Chicago reports a record season for the American Association as per President T J Hickey. Rock Island Independents and Detroit Tigers played to a scoreless tie. Babe Ruth hit his fifty ninth homer of the season off Fullerton with two men on base.
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New York American League
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American Association
T. J. Hickey
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Rock Island Independents
Detroit Tigers
Babe Ruth
Fullerton
Boston
West High Bests Cedar Falls in Gridiron Clash
Cedar Falls Iowa October 3 Waty loo west high school football outplayed the Teachers college high eleven 14 to 0. Starbuck Gibson and Davis scored for college high while West Highs Smith and Shearer teamed in the line and backfield to halt West High drives. The game featured strong defensive play and several long runs by college highs backfield as they fought to breach the West High line.
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