Giants versus Yankees in first World Series game
The New York Giants and New York Yankees meet in the first game of the World Series at a stadium near Central Park. Fans travel from four corners, with bankers, governors, and box holders attending as veterans of the sport debate pitching strengths and homerun potential. The lineup features McGraw’s Giants favored by some for their batting, while the Yankees rely on a strong pitching staff led by Bush and Shawkey.
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The Rest Play In Football Strategy Guide
An instructional snippet discusses game tactics and decision making. It emphasizes using wide runs early to gain yardage and aiming to score, while noting risks of punts and conservative plays when behind. The text reflects period coaching style with emphasis on first down decisions and field position.
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A Comic Strip in Tyne by J P McEvoy
Comic strip impressions show a couple scanning a town for vent signs and bell ropes inside a building. The wife and husband navigate noisy stairs, study apartments with odd layouts, and debate prices and duties as they tour multiple quarters seeking a suitable living space amid quirky details and resident reactions.
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Iowa Wil Make Trip to Play Yale Oct. 24
Iowa will send 25 men under Coach Howard H. Jones to play Yale in New Haven on October 24. The trip starts October 11 from Iowa City, reaches Cleveland, then Springfield, and New Haven by 11:15 a.m. Friday. The squad trains at Western Reserve, rests at Hotel Taft, and returns by 6:30 p.m. after the game with precautionary measures for travel.
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Tendler to Meet Shade in Milwaukee Boxing Show
Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 4 Lew Tendler signs to meet Dave Shade, the California welterweight, in a 1 round bout here Oct. 19. The fight is expected to draw the biggest ring crowd in a long spell as boxing interest passes through the area.
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Football rules quiz and penalties explained
A reader inquiry asks about penalties and procedures in football rules. The article outlines how teams may attempt a try after a score, penalties for fouls, the impact of multiple fouls on extra points, and what happens if the two captains cannot agree on start times. It invites Sol Metzger to provide quick decisions via a stamped return envelope.
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Football squads ready for fights stir town crowd
Two high school teams prepare for a crowded Saturday slate. Coach Ralph Sared leads Cedar Halts against East High as Nashua and West High rehearsals intensify. Kresensky urges standout conditioning while West scrimmages teachers to sharpen aim, and East eyes an upset at the athletic field.
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Beat Yale War Cry of Hawkeyes
The Hawkeyes show grim resolve as Coach Jones’ squad readies for Yale. A Yale booster sent a photo with the demand Beat them if you can, aiming to rattle Iowa before the game in the fare bowl on October 4.
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Caddies See City Champions Match In Golf Rounds
An unusual city golf feature has two city champions meeting in second round play, with Milo Benser of Sunnyside facing Herb Smith of Byrnes Park as observers anticipate outcomes. Benser underway at Byrnes Park, Smith aiming to edge par 39 strokes, others watch as caddies root for results.
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Lee Worthy Sets State and World Marks in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Lee Worthy achieved a thirteenth place and equaled the state and world record in a notable event. At Moomington Indiana Lastie Mann, an outfielder for the St Louis Nals, coached football at NA University. Pinkey Mitchell from Milwaukee upscale weight was suspended for days due to poor efforts in his domain. A boxing session in St Louis was ruled invalid by the circuit court.
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Major League Records Today Highlight Historic Games
Brooklyn faced Totefe in a 19a4 mo game while Melntrs Wiltse and Tane set records. St Louis and Louisville clashed in a separate no hit game as Breckenstein pitched for the Louisville contest.
Tigers and Cyclones to Meet at Ames Homecoming Event
Ames, la Oct 4 The Missouri Tigers meet the Iowa State Cyclones at Ames for the annual homecoming on Oct 13 and 14 drawing thousands of alumni. bleachers will seat 6000 plus wooden seats along the eastern side. tickets run 2 and 3 dollars with reservations. A full program of homecoming events is planned including an alumni luncheon and reunions.
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Olneman Rixey to Leave Redg 4s This Season
Det 4 officer Olneman O Erpa Rixey, a noted chemist, steps to occupy the mound as he concludes his baseball season. The big southpaw will bring his expert arm to the team’s final stretch.
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Junior High tops Catholic Gridders in 30 to 0 defeat
St Marys grid squad was shut out as the junior high team won 30 to 0. The juniors scored three touchdowns on sensational runs. Goal attempts failed due to bad kicking. Crawford and Snyder starred for the juniors while Atraud played a steady game for the Catholics.
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University of Illinois Star Barnes Declared Ineligible
Lefty Barnes a star southpaw for the University of Illinois baseball team has been ruled ineligible by Athletic Director G Huff. Barnes previously played professional ball at Mendota Illinois last summer. This marks the second recent case in Illinois as the director intensifies a drive to stamp professionalism from college athletics. Barnes pitched a no hit no run no walk game against Northwestern in his sophomore year, with 25 batters faced and 78 pitches.
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Three tied for first in Iowa chess tourney
Marshalltown and Overmeyer of Marston town and Tyrell of Britt share lead with three wins and no losses in the Iowa state chess tournament in Marshalltown Des Stormes Burns Sabin and Ganz close behind with two wins no losses Bang Spencer two wins one loss Started as round robin. Tackle named captain for East High School football Des Moines.
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Big Ten Coaches Ready for Openers Next Saturday
Big Ten football coaches push their elevens in tough week of scrimmages as they prep for the Western Conference season start. Iowa’s Hawkeyes dominate scrimmages, Minnesota uses varied lineups, Ohio State tests new two long pass formations, Chicago defeats freshmen 20 to 0, Northwestern and Purdue prep with late-night drills, Indiana shows renewed effort as teams seek season momentum.
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Notre Dame Faces Slow Start After Hard Scrimmages
Coach Rockney of Notre Dame exports a large squad yet a near full bench of cripples after tough scrimmages and a Kalamazoo game a fast Saturday. This lines up a challenging season start for the team and its contenders.
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Ruth and Meusel to Appear in Sioux City World Series Contest
City Industrial Baseball league announces that Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel will play in Sioux City October 18 as opposing team members in the city league championship. Wire acceptance confirms the stars will participate in the series contest in this city.
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Students to Fal e Out to Sod Kansas Field
Lawrence Kansas Oct 4 The University of Kansas stadium grounds are to be scdded by volunteer students on Oct 7 a special work day Afterward laborers will watch the KU Army football game via an electric grid graph wired from West Point in a unique event
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McKenna Foe Backs Out After Father’s Death
St Paul Minnesota Oct 4 The boxer McKenna has cancelled his Oct 9 bout at the auditorium after learning his father died yesterday Promoter Jack Reddy cancelled the entire card as a result The injured man was connected with the bout scene in St Paul
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St Paul Fire Department Years of Service Noted
A brief item highlights the St Paul Fire Department for a number of years commemorating service milestones and regional firefighting efforts.
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City Series Opens As White Sox Face Cubs Rivalry
Chicago turmoil marks the start of the city series with Hill Gleason leading the White Sox against Bill Kittefer's Cubs. Both teams finished erratic this season, Red Faber and Grover Cleveland Alexander expected to take mound for the openers as the 1932 baseball curtain rises.
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