Iowa Hawkeyes and Ohio State clash in Columbus showdown
The Iowa Hawkeyes seek to extend their winning streak against Ohio State in Columbus. Historic matchups show Iowa dominance at Ohio Stadium, with Willis Glassgow and Gordon Locke starring in past Big Ten title battles and Towans aiming to repeat 1928 form.
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Henry Twirls as White Sox. Down Tigers by 14 to 6
Dutch Henry former New York Giants pitcher halted the Detroit Tigers yesterday as the Chicago White Sox won the second straight game. It was Henrys second start for the Chisox and marked another strong performance with 3 1 4 inning work and several key hits contributing to the 14 to 6 victory.
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St Ansgar M E Rally Opens Football Season at Adams
St Ansgar M E Sunday School notes the St Ansgar high school football team opens its season today at Adams, Minnesota against Adams. Captain Arnold Wold leads the backfield with Monk Morgan and Barlie Wright. Marley Asserson shifts to pivot. guards Choat Howe Stan Halvorsen, with Louis Howe and Harry Meggitt at tackle. Meggitt sidelined by ankle, Howe handles kicking duties.
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Monk" Morgan
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Doul and Fonseca Lead Major League Batting Crowns
New York Oct 5 Frank O Dou l clinches National League batting title with .396 average as Hobe Herman and Rogers Hornsby chase in late season finish. Hornsby leads in runs with 153 while O Dou l tops hits with 248 and eyes NL record. In American League Lew Fonseca ascends to lead with .373 as Simmons tightens race. Foxx Manush Lazzeri Ruth and others post strong marks as Earnshaw and Grove pace pitchers.
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Hobe Herman
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Rogers Hornsby
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Noless O'Doul
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Hornsby
Chance
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Terry
Stephenson
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Cuyler
Heck Wilson
Seth
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Hazen Cuyler
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Melvin Ott
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Simmons
Foxx
Manush
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Lazzeri
Fothergill
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Heinie Manush
Roy Johnson
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Athletics
Cleveland
Earnshaw
George Earnshaw
Bob Grove
Eddie Rommel
Tom Zachary
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Dempsey Praises Griffiths Style and Pace for Title Shot
Davenport Ia October 5 IU M That Tuffy Griffith Sioux City Iowa contender for the heavyweight crown left vacant by Gene Tunney is a leading fighter today says Jack Dempsey former titleholder who was here last night to referee a bout Griffith looks good to me If he keeps his present pace it is not unlikely he may meet Sharkey in a championship match next summer.
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Newsboy Brown Fights Dana in Coast Boxing Bout
Pablo Dana, Philippines former weight champion, defeats Newsboy Brown of New York in a 16 round decision in San Francisco. Dana's superior power and cleaner punches carried him to victory as Brown struggled to answer early rounds. Dana weighed 112 1/4 pounds and Brown 114 1/4 for the contest.
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Glenna Collett Favorite to Win National Title in Detroit
Glenna Collett expected to win the thirty third national women's tournament final in Detroit with Leona Pressley as the challenger. Both reached the final by defeating strong opponents including Mrs Alfur, Mrs Tippie, Mrs Campbell Hurd, and Bernice Wall. Eighteen holes were planned for the morning and the final round for the afternoon, with a Collett victory possibly breaking a three-way American title record.
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Johnson
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Harley Higble
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Ottawa
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College Football Outlook Amid Coaching Struggles and Controversy
In a fall marked by coaching turmoil at Washington and Cornell, Enoch Bagshaw defends his Huskies amid undergrad pressure while Gil Dobie faces alumni scrutiny at Cornell. Iowa pursues a clean rebuilding season under Burt Ingwersen, eyeing conference glory as distractions from past suspensions loom large.
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Nebraska Eleven Ready for Game with Methodists
Lincoln Oct 6 Nebraska's Cornhuskers faced the Southern Methodist Mustangs of Texas in the season's first key intersectional football clash. Eight hundred Texans, followers of Coach Morrison, were present for victory while Nebraska hoped for a win for Dana X Bible himself a former Lone Star State citizen. The Huskers would be without Clair Sloan, versatile back and top offensive threat last season.
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West High Second Team Tops Independence Behind Passes
Coach Glen Strobridge’s West High second team defeated Independence seconds 14 to 0 at Wallace Memorial Stadium yesterday afternoon. Both touchdowns came on defensive forward passes from West High guard Lambert to tight end Kloster who scored. Each of the extra points was good.
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Crack Shot Arthur Thurnblad to Demonstrate 3 Cushion Billiards
Crack shot Arthur Thurnblad, renowned billiards authority, will spend three days October 7 to 9 at Popular cigar Store instructing Incal players. He will unveil a diamond based angle system for three cushion shots, demonstrate varied cues, and show pocket billiards techniques. Ladies are invited to all exhibitions under National Billiard Association of America direction.
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Thurnblad
National Billiard Association of America
Rumor Of Iowa Roster Raises Eligibility Questions
In Iowa City on October 5 4 four more University of Iowa players faced questions over eligibility as faculty committee sessions spurred rumors about possible axing. E H Lauer denied the rumors while Coach Burt Ingwersen said he did not know. The panel planned further talks to inform Ingwersen before the Big Ten opener with Ohio State.
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Athletics Meet Yankees in Warm-Up Series
The New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics prepare for a world series warm up. The A's, pennant winners, aim to use the mighty champions as practice before facing the Chicago Cubs. Manager Mack plans to stretch his pitching staff with a Ming exhibition to tune them for the opening game.
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Cubs Edge Redlegs as Root Quickens Season Wins
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 8 to 3 in 10 innings as Charles Root earns his nineteenth win of the year. Osborn began strong for the Cubs before Root closed it, with Kik Guyler swiping his 43rd base. Box score notes provide Chicago and Cincinnati totals and key plays.
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Alker
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Lutke
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Swanson
Critzi
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Gritz
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Moran
Quigley
McCormick
Detroit Eleven Extends Winning Streak with Dayton Victory
Detroit University posted its seventeenth straight football win by routing the University of Dayton 18 to 0 before 18,000 fans. The feature was Schints Ross’ 74 yard touchdown run. In another game Wadena defeated Elkader 14 to 0 with two TDs and a safety.
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U.R
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University of Dayton
Schints Ross
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Elikader
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Elkader
Golf hip rotation in driving stroke analyzed
A detailed discussion explains how hip turn at the finish differs from the top of the backswing, noting that hip rotation occurs after impact and is driven by the clubhead’s velocity. The piece cites Jones, Cruickshank, and Metzner, who offers a free illustrated leaflet on the art of driving.
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Ainten
Metzner
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Rockne yarns and Babe Ruth tale evoke old Yankee grit
Al Demaree recalls Knute Rockne as a master storyteller with vivid football lore and a Babe Ruth taunt from the Yankees. The anecdote features a fearless southern Negro team player, a ball strapped to him, and a cross play that left Ruth out of the running as brag and bravado mingle in classic baseball history.
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Town Team Heavy Favorite to Win Monmouth Game
Town Team Hawkeyes, pre-season favorites with a 12 pound per man weight advantage, face Monmouth College in the first game at the new Hawkeye stadium. Probable lineup and officials are listed as Iowa hopes to start the Western conference schedule with a win.
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Connie Mack Risks World Series Pitcher Guessing Game
Connie Mack answers repeated questions about who will pitch the Athletics first game in the World Series. He declines to decide until about 14 minutes before game time, saying no pitcher is designated and plans may change based on conditions.
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Connie Mack
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Mack
Arlington Preps Tie Manchester Team in 6-6 Showdown
Arlington Preps battled Manchester Friday afternoon earning a 6-6 draw after Arlington conceded a quick first TD. Manchester held seven first downs to Arlington's four as the visitors pressed to the end, but Arlington’s defense held firm in the closing minutes. The Hawks remained unbeaten since 1927, while Manchester failed to capitalize on multiple chances.
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Notre Dame and Indiana Provide Day's Big Thrill
In Minneapolis on the eve of the season opener against Coe College, four Minnesota players were ruled ineligible for the season while others will still play. Bronko Nagurski will start at tackle for Minnesota against Coe as Dr. Spears announced. Western conference openers featured Notre Dame versus Indiana and Wisconsin versus Colgate, with Illinois and Kansas stirring interest.
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Knute Rockne
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Bo McMillan
Kansas Aggie Crew
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Arlington Takes Easy Touchdown Against Manchester
In a tense early game junctures, Manchester center muffed two passes from midfield. An Arlington player recovered on the oval for a likely easy touchdown as Manchester failed to convert the extra point.
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Oval
Charley Belanger Wins Heavyweight Bout in First Round
Charley Belanger the Canadian light heavyweight champion knocked out Nick Neuman of Cleveland in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Davenport Tra Ort with Jack Dempsey serving as referee.
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