East High Triumphs Over Osage. West Falls to Algona
Davis starred for East High scoring a field goal and a touchdown as East High beat Osage 8 while West High lost 13 to 2 at Algona. Algona's strong, well-trained lineup wore down West in the final period, but West High showed fight with Miller, Hersch, and Cotter shining. Coach Brink praised his recruits as East High eyes a strong season.
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Cotter
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Dek
McGinnis
Patterson
Tucker
Trowen
Dick Arema Bure
Baseball Box Scores and Season Highlights
The season finished with batting leaders Cobb at .409 and Jackson .392 in the American League while Speaker sits third with .484. Cubs strong run and day clerk forecasts persist as Three-I results list Roddy Hendrix tops with 26 wins in SA games and a .743 percentage.
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Cleveland
Speaker
Boston
Roddy Hendrix
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Springfield
Hawkeye Line Weakens As Fall Grid Position Probed
Captain Hanson and Trickey Hague anchor a struggling Iowa line as Coach Thomas assays strength after scrimmages with the varsity and freshmen. Center shifts, guard competition, and end pairings dominate practice while Hawkins and Hawley pace strategies ahead of Cornell and a Chicago clash.
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Caleb Bragg Wins Grand Prix at Wauwatosa in Fiat
Caleb Bragg, a wealthy Cincinnati driver, wins the fourth international Grand Prix auto race in Wauwatosa, covering 409 miles 4,616 feet in 5 hours 59 minutes. Ralph De Palma crashes his Mercedes injuring himself and mechanician Tom Alley. Bragg leads from start to finish, earning $5,000 of the $10,000 purse amid a field of twelve starters.
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Bruce Brown
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Tom Alley
Brage
Erwin Bergdoll
Philadelphia
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Hl Anderson
Bergdoll
Gil Anderson
Tig
Barney Oldfield
Wood and Tesreau Set for World Series Clash
New York and Boston head into the world series with top pitchers Wood and Tesreau as favorites. Tesreau has surged since midseason, while Wood leads Boston with stellar speed and sixteen straight wins. Veteran stars Mathewson Marquard Crandall Wiltse and Collins remain factors as rosters brace for the big games ahead.
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Hutchinson
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Rube Marquard
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Jeff Tesreau
Boston Star
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Texas
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Toronto
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Red Sox
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South End Cubs Triumph In 8 To 0 Win At Prospect Park
The South End Cubs defeated Mason Motor Car autoists 8 to 6 yesterday at Prospect Park. C Quackenbush led with three hits in four at bats, Hill and Metcalf added extra-base hits, J Morris fanned fourteen while Medley allowed fourteen hits. Cubs lineup featured M Quackenbush Welch W Manabl H Manah C Quackenbush J Morris R Morrin Mill Metoeally e Autoists line showed Worm Shutaman Robinson Hartman Me Cormick UWitchcock Higgins Barber Medicy.
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H. Manah
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J. Morris
P. R. Morrin
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Robinson
Hartman
MeCormick
Uwitchcock
Higgins
Barber
Medicy
Robinson Cooper and O Toole Strike Out BT in Nine Innings
Sooth Bend Ind Oct 7 Pittsburgh defeated a picked team here last week 5 to 0 Robinson Cooper and O Toole held the locals without a hit and accomplished the unusual feat of striking out twenty seven men Pittsburg 200000102 6 10 1 B Bend 0006000000 8 0 Batteries Robinson Cooper O Toole and Kelly Schafer Smith and Wells
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Ind
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Cooper
O'Toole
Pittsbh
B. Bend
Kelly
Schafer
Smith and Wells
College football scores in Midwest and West show heavy upsets
A large slate lists numerous games with dominant showings including Notre Dame 76 over St. Viator 7 and Vanderbilt 100 over Marysville 3. Other notable results feature Illinois teams, Ohio State routing Otterbein 55 to 0, and Michigan crushing Case 34 to 0. High school action notes North High defeating Marshalltown 26 to 3 and Ames 3, Eagle Grove 0.
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Standing of the Club and Saturday Baseball Results
National and American League standings and scores from Saturday games across venues including Cincinnati Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago St Louis Cleveland and Denver. Notable results include Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 6 and Brooklyn 1 New York 0 with Philadelphia routing Boston 11 to 7.
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Louis
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Waterloo Giants Triumph Over Invincibles in Baseball
The Waterloo Giants defeated the Invincibles 4 to 1 on the J. C. shop grounds. Campbell pitched for the Giants with Moore catching, while Brady started for the Invincibles with Foss behind the bat. Bobby Clemens of Davenport ranked fifth among center fielders, and Wilkes took third among shortstops. Kerwin of Quincy led the Optic league with a .360 average. Clemens hit around .271.
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Invincibles
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Giants
Moore
Brady
Foss
Bobby Clemens
Davenport
Wilkes
Kerwin
Quincy
Clemens
Waterloo
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