Dorman Begins 18th Season as Upper Iowa Coach
Fayette Oct 4 Upper Iowa coach John Dorman marks his eighteenth year directing football basketball and baseball teams. Since 1910 he built six conference championship baseball teams four champion football elevens and led many basketball title winners. Dorman also starred as an athlete at Upper Iowa and later played and studied dentistry at Georgetown before returning to Fayette to coach and maintain a dental practice.
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Iowa Elevens Ready for Weekend Big Contests
Iowa football squads push toward key games with Navy at Annapolis and Ohio State at home. Drake drills for Navy after rainouts while Grinnell and Iowa State prepare for Nebraska and Simpson. Sidelined Leidtke suffers shoulder injury as teams adjust wings and punting units.
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Fights Last Night Scattered Victories Across Cities
Boxing results from Milwaukee to New York list several decisions and knockouts. Notable bouts include Joe Clein of Milwaukee defeating Billy Binillas, Vince Dunder and Joe Reno drawing in Trenton, Sylvan Bass stopping Jimmy Carroll in Baltimore, Babe Ruth beating Cecil Payne in Chicago, and Lew Tendler knocking out Pat Haley in Philadelphia.
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Gridiron Notes From Midwest Prep For Army Tilt
Reports from Milwaukee to Minnesota detail Big Ten prep work ahead of Army West Point clash. Notre Dame bets on Navy pursuit while Detroit suffers injuries. Purdue grooms substitutes for Harvard, and Ohio State trims punt length as teams adjust signals and formations for upcoming conference battles.
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Decorah Golfer Captures Northeastern Iowa Championship
Decorah golfer James Fottball won the northeastern Iowa title at Decorah with a 76 medal score. Competitors from Cresco Decorah Waukon New Hampton West Union and Oelwein vied, with Thompson Cresco and Antes West Union tying for runner up at 77. A playoff settled the second flight, and a team playoff between Cresco and Decorah will occur Oct 16 at New Hampton to decide the team title.
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Dad Day at Dubuque High Sailors to Host East High
Saturday marks Dad's Day at Dubuque High as the River City game against Waterloo East High draws a record crowd. The program includes a parade and a dedicated grandstand section for fathers, with potential lineup changes and final preparations after a focused practice session led by Coach Makeover.
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Yanks Pirates Lineups For World Series Revealed
Pittsburgh October 4 The lineups of the Yankees and Pirates to be used through the world series starting tomorrow are listed. Batting and pitching averages are unofficial and based on television games.
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Rickard delays Dempsey clash until spring plan
New York October fourth. Tex Rickard and Jack Dempsey announce Dempsey will not fight this winter. Rickard says Dempsey is too valuable to waste on small shows with limited seating and plans an outdoor bout next spring. If successful, Dempsey could meet Tunney later in summer for the title defense.
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Death Valley Gaining Attention for Scenic Realists
Death Valley California known for extreme heat now draws alien visitors as a group of travel photographers assess the stark landscapes. The region’s famed heat remains a safety concern while observers praise its dramatic scenery and geologic features for artistic study.
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World Series Pitching Records Reveal Interesting Facts
Perusal of World Series pitching records highlights notable feats from 1905 to 1924. Ed Reulbach blanked the White Sox in 1906, records show two hit games by Walsh Brown Plank James and Hoyt, Chief Bender with six victories, and Walter Johnson matching 12 strikeouts in 1924. Jack Coombs posted a five win flawless record, while Mathewson holds 103 2 3 innings across four series. Babe Ruth contributed both as pitcher and hitter with 29 scoreless innings for the Red Sox in 1916 and 1918.
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Stanford swimming coach Ernie Brandston dives in fully clothed
Norris James relays a tale from Stanford swimming coach Ernie Brandston who, while coaching from the pool deck, slipped off the springboard and landed in cold water fully clothed. The mishap ended with a student assistant tossing him a life preserver as a mild rebuke.
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Drake Bulldogs Headed to Annapolis for Navy Game
Des Moines dispatch reports Drake University Bulldogs will conduct a final home workout this afternoon before an eastward trip to Annapolis for Saturday's game against the Navy team. The squad will stop at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, for practice on Thursday as planned.
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Impossible reply by world fliers Brock and Schlee
William Brock and Edward Schlee, round the world fliers, told the Towa City Chamber of Commerce on October 4 that there is no chance they can stop in Here. They are en route from San Francisco to Detroit and continued their cross country journey.
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Legion nurse plans air trip from Paris to London
Writing from France to Lucile Flanders, Miss Trottie Horton, a trained nurse formerly of Waterloo and Los Angeles, reports arrival in Paris after a pleasant trip with the American Legion. She notes a seven mile parade in Belgium and an planned two and a half hour flight to London, with a Waterloo stop on return expected in November. Pigmy men of New Guinea average four feet in height.
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City council cuts streets from sewer program and rejects light bids
Reed Clough and Euclide streets were dropped from the sewer plan after a council hearing. Halsted street objections were overruled. All bids for 105 new boulevard lights were refused for being over the engineer’s estimate by more than 10 percent. No sidewalk bids were received and bidding will stay open until Oct 10 due to financing issues, with city certificates offered as payment and bankers reportedly not accepting them.
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Senator Howell touts artichokes as frostproof crop
Shenandoah Iowa radio talk cited by KFNF quote Senator Howell of Nebraska proposing artichokes as a profitable crop. He notes they resist frost and need no moisture after July, suggesting potential rural agricultural gain.
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