Giants and Yankees Return to Play After Dark-Called Game
The second world series game ended in a 3-3 tie when umpires halted play at dusk. Giants and Yankees managers disputed the call while fans pressed Commissioner Landis. Third game set with Deacon Scott pitching for New York and McGraw anxious about pitching depth.
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Football Facts Worth Knowing and Rules
A reader quiz clarifies place kicks, ball handling, and scrimmage rules in football. It explains legality of kicks from ground, defense direction on fouls, and when play may resume after infractions with options like scrimmage or drop kick.
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Ib Yarés
Paeckfield
Comic Strip in Tyne by J P McEvoy explores poverty and wealth
Speechful panel notes Aleck the Barber laments the rich poor disparity. He cites sympathy for the poor, calls for action to aid both the downtrodden and horses, and questions if the rich ever organize to help. The piece blends satire with social concern and public debate.
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Perthtine
Binker
Aleck Hine Harber
Hawkeyes to Meet Knox With Two Waterloo Players in Lineup
Iowa City notes Iowa opens football season tomorrow at home against Knox with two Waterloo players in the regular lineup. The probable starters include Leland Varkin at quarterback and Craven Shuttleworth at right halfback, with a mix of veteran and new Hawkeyes to face the Knox attack.
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Town City
John Hancock
Superior
Wis
Leland Varkin
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Capt
Goran Locke
Denison
Cedar Falls Horseshoe Club to Stage Tournament
Cedar Falls hosts a horseshoe tournament Tuesday October 10 under national rules with suitable prizes announced. The Cedar Falls club plans the event as part of its fall schedule and invites participants.
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Cedar Falls
Cubs Even Series in 10 3 Win Over White Sox
Cubs rout White Sox 10 to 3 in the first game after a day rest, marking their first series win over the Sox since 1916. Attendance and receipts totaled over 15 thousand with mixed player and official shares.
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Shel Secritivex
Osborne
Ius
Harber
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Hollocker
Krag
Hines
Leverette
Davenport
Grounders New Yori and SEM Ost draw crowd amid tense crowd scene
Report describes a tense late inning and a disputed World Series game with a two to three score, fan exits, and sharp critique of Commissioner Landis. Umpire Mildebrand faces protests while Ruth and Barna feature in the day’s action as New York pursues the title.
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Etl
New York
University to Name Tennis Team for Intercollegiate Matches
Tennis enthusiasts at the state university prepared for next week’s selection to represent Iowa in Intercollegiate competition this fall. Eleven candidates, including Ted Swenson of Cedar Rapids Lector Janse of Tavern and J. M. Dorsey of Clinton, vie for spots under coach Professor Jacob Vander Zen of political science.
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Get
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Lst
Ted Swenson
Cedar Rapids
Lector Janse
Taverne
J. M. Dorsey
Clinton
Jacob Vander Zen
Department of Political Science
The Best Play in Football Strategy and Coaching Pitfalls
An editorial discusses football tactics from early to late game, stressing first downs, controlled possession, and risk of overreaching. It cautions teams to test their defense while leading, avoid overemphasis on big scores, and maintain disciplined, team focused play.
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Dowm
Glaverm
Pias Jose
Rasne
Eight Clubs Seen in Valley League
Eight clubs are identified for participation in the Mississippi Valley league next season with Davenport seen as a likely franchise. M. H. Saxton, league president, is said to favor the town despite some questions about entry. The league aims to add another city to balance the organization and support for Fred Magerkurth who led to a strong finish and drew interest from the International league for services.
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Tu Karaw
Davenport
M. H. Saxton
Eutry
Valley League
Fred Magerkurth
International League
Ileesia Hag
Marerkurth
International
Wesleyan Braces for Monmouth Clash at Mount Pleasant
Wesleyan prepares for a tough home game against Monmouth next Saturday after a strong start this season. Coach Garretson’s squad, entering the second frame, faces an opponent whose typical tough style promises a hard test. Last season Monmouth beat Wesleyan 13 to 3 at Mount Pleasant.
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Mount Pleasant
Garretson
Monmouth
Wesleyan
Major League Records Toway
Fragmented baseball record list mentions players and teams including Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Names include Charles Adams Robart Keefe and T UY Brien. The text references a game and record series with filler details and positions unclear.
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Flicher
Big Ten Elevens Prepare for Openers Tomorrow
Preseason practice across the Big Ten reports heavy drills as Illinois, Chicago, and Iowa teams lead into tomorrow’s kickoff. Ohio State loses Noel Workman to ineligibility, while Michigan gains Eddie Johns eligibility for Case at Ann Arbor. Northwestern tests aerial plans against Beloit. Wisconsin to debut stadium with Garleton. Indiana lists cripples ahead of Depauw clash. Notre Dame freshmen display promising plays for tomorrow.
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Dave Wilson
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Bud Miller
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Noel Workman
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Cosc Phelan
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Knipp Fights Longo to Eight Round Draw in Waterloo
Albert Knipp of Waterloo battles Phil Longo of Des Moines to a draw over eight rounds at Dave Fidler's show in Waterloo Iowa. Knipp led early and pressed hard, nearly finishing in the fifth, but Longo rallied and remained groggy at the final bell. Longo also carried the better of the fourth.
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Iawa City
Phil Longo
Des Moines
Albert Knipp
Waterloo
Dave Fidler
Knipp
Longo
Rock Island Independents Prepare for Bears Clash
In Rock Island Illinois on October 6 the Independents ready for a Sunday game against the Chicago Bears formerly the Staleys. Coach Jimmy Conzelman has both morning and afternoon workouts lined up as a record crowd is expected for the gridiron battle.
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Til
Rock Island Independents
Chicago Bears
Bears
Staleys
Jimmy Conzelman
Battie
St Paul Evens Series With Baltimore 2 to 1
In Baltimore, Md, on Oct 6, St Paul edged the Orioles 2 to 1 to even the series behind strong pitching by Rube Benton the former major league southpaw. Holstein Holstein Horseshoe Pitchers' Association to hold open tournament Sunday with national rules governing play and a large entry expected.
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Baltimore
Rube Benton
St. Paul
Holstein
Holstein Horseshoe Pitchers’ Associaion
Aukumon Club Hosts Gridiron Guests At Hotel Russell Lamson
The Aukumon Club invites Waterloo high school football squads and the Cedar Falls Little Tutor team to a Saturday evening event at Hotel Russell Lamson. The three coaches are invited and Coach Louise Kresensky along with his wife will act as chaperones.
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Waterloo High Sehoo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Aukumon
Cedar Falls
East High
Louise Kresensky
Will
Summer weather hinders bowling league plans in October
Mid-summer weather delaying indoor sports hampers forming a bowling league for the coming season. Six teams have signaled entry for city honors, with more activity expected once indoor conditions improve.
Hudson Racer Has Good Track Season
Babe, a horse owned by Charles Griffith near Hudson, has returned from a circuit in southern Minnesota. The mare was ridden by Al Se.
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Hudson Racer
Hudson, Ja
Babe
Charles Griffith
Minnesota
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Football Saturday schedule fragment with multiple matches
Readable lines list several high school games across towns including West high at Nashua and East high at Waterford. Other matchups include Tracy at Tracy and Oelwein with uncertainties in team names and locations due to OCR errors.
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West High
Nashua
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