West High Set to Open Football Season at Home
West High braces for a home opener against Mason City at noontime on the new athletic field. Coach J H Couch leads a band of returning players aiming to start the season with a win despite injuries, with Smiley Dows refereeing tomorrow and lineup prospects listed for both teams.
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J. H. Couch
Gig Rose
Black Crew
West High Eleven
Mason City
Osage
West High
Casey
McConnell
West
Sweigert
Capt. Owen
Rose and Black
Smiley
Dows
Douglas Bragdon
Lombard
Flater
Pasek
Wells Far
Campbell
Stimson
Wilson
McGrade
Knoop
Meyers
Robinson
Smith
Graham
Sedgwick
Miller
Holder
Owen
Sindlinger
Waterloo Women Continue Golf Rivalry With Independence
Fifteen Waterloo women and four percent unknown participants played a two team golf match at Sunnyside Country Club yesterday. Waterloo totaled 1 529 points to Independence 1 708, giving Waterloo a 179 point lead. Waterloo will return the compliment by ph winning the Independence challenge.
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Independence
Waterloo
Sunnyside Country Club
Ph G
Independent Independence
Peter Manning Sets Fast Mile Record at Lexington
Five year old gelding Peter Manning trotted a mile in 1 57 3 4 at Lexington, driven by Thomas W. The record surpassed the previous mark by a second, with quarter splits listed and Allen Guy also near record pace in the same event.
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Peter Manning
Lexington
Peter, Manning
Irving Gleason
Thomas W
Reid
Uhlan
Syracuse
Allen Guy
Axworthr
Fomblers Face Criticism Over Football Tactics
Glen Warner objects to cycling and fumbles in recent Lafayette losses. The coach plans to adjust training as the season continues, aiming to fix errors and strengthen the team during remaining weeks.
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Doath Glen Warner
Nhat
Lafayette
Warner
Lefayette mix
Some Giants Say Jennings Is Jinxed
A fragment suggests doubts about Jennings within a Giants circle, labeling him a jinx as the team contemplates the autumn baseball season and possible roster moves. The text also oddly references Mapaloon and a military career with six battles, lacking clear context or connection to the baseball note.
The High Visibility of Detectives in Public Life
J P McEvoy critiques detective secrecy and public presence in urban policing. He argues detectives are conspicuous and their every move signals their mission, proposing paradoxical visibility as both protective and disruptive to civic order. Syndicated by Associated Editors.
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Secret Service
Service
Knem
Merlual
Hearst-High
Aimsuise
Viztekes
Ku Klux Rlan
Coorer Stovie
Ike Dentives
Mke
Chicago
Associated Editors
Baltimore Beats Louisville in Second Junior World Series Game
Baltimore and Louisville split the junior world series with Baltimore routing Louisville 2-1 in a masterful showing by Jack Ogden. Ogden tied the International League win record with 32 this season as Ballenger and Schepner produced the decisive runs. Louisville failed to score until the seventh, while Baltimore tallied in the fourth and eighth innings to even the series.
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Louisville
Jack Ogden
Baltimore
Ogden
Ben Tincan
Ballenger
Boley
Schepner
Meyer
Tinenu
Bailey
Acosta
Tinenp
Orioles
Jacobson
Holden
Tey
Lawrey
Herzog
Paltimoore
Laviswilie
Syttes
Tineup and Mévar
Urge Out of Hunting Licenses to Conserve Big Game
The U S Department of Agriculture urges a limited license plan for big game to prevent overharvest. With fall hunting season drawing 6.6 million+ applicants, states issuing open season licenses risk depleting local game stocks. Licenses would depend on annual regional game estimates to spare adequate animals.
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United States Department Of,agriculture
America
Department
Department of Agriculture
Big Mat Affair at Gladbrook Tonight
A wrestling card in Gladbrook Iowa features bantamweight contender Eddie Farrar known as Young Hacken Smith facing European champion Eddie Bremier from London in a best two of three fall match. The event is staged under the Brigg-McTurk post American Legion No. 127 of Gladbrook.
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Gladbrook
Eddie Farrar
Americas clinch title as foreign players exit
The last two of seven foreign players in the national women's colt tournament were eliminated, assuring the title stays in America. Louisville and the junior worlds based championship will be idle Friday, the third game of the series being played on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Deal
N. J
America
Louisville
White Sox Beat Cubs In Third City Baseball Clash
Chicago October battle ready as White Sox edge Cubs 8 to 3 in a clash forecast to feature second string hurlers. Pitchers eyed include Shovel Hodge Roy Wilkinson Virgil Cheeves and Percy Jones with rain threatening renewal today at the White Sox home field. Attendance tallied 12 859 with receipts shared among league and players.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gleason
White Sox
Hodge
Cubs
Roy Wilkinson
Virgil Cheeves
Killifer
Percy Jones
Elmer Ponder
White
S& iCubs
Grimes
Collins
Johnson
Strunk
Mulligan
Flack
Stole
Barber
Mostil
Terry
Eilieter
Faber
Piers
Hollacher
Martin
McWeeney
Freeman
York
McWweeney
Martin Arostila
Davis
Schalk
Klem
Owens
McCormick
Anldebrand
Waber
Trials Set Over Fraud Allegations in Single G Hartford Race
The trial of William B. Barefoot and B. Allen, owner and driver of Single G, the pacing horse, faces disclosure as promoters accuse them of fraud after a Hartford match race with Peter Manning. The Harness Horse Association offers to impanel a fair jury. depositions allege Allen held back to secure a Lexington bet.
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William B. Barefoot
B. Allen
Connecticut Fair Association
Barefoot
Allen
Peter Manning
Hartford
National Trotting Association
W. H. Goeber
ixiv_associat
Harness Horse Association
Chicago
Gocher
All
Veter Manning
Lexington
Hart- Fami
Iowa and Grinnell in Week One Conference Games
Iowa hosts Notre Dame in Iowa City while Grinnell meets Iowa State at Ames and Trinity plays Luther at Detroit in the opening conference slate. Ames and Grinnell won their first games as Creighton faces Des Moines University and other matchups line Saturday schedules.
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Des Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa
Notre! Dame
Iowa City
Grinnell
Lowa State College
Ames
Trinity
Luther
de Torah
Towa
Notre Dame
Knox
Jones
Coe
Simpson
Town State
Kent
Buena Vista
Luther College
Hamline
Cornell
Mt Vernon
Upper Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Lene Creighton
Des Moines _university
Waterloo Gridders Set for Oelwein Clash Sunday
Waterloo football coach Lyle McDonald pushes preparation as his squad faces Oelwein at Cedar River park Sunday at 3 p.m. with plans to use the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome for workouts if weather turns sour.
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Delwein
Waterloo Athletic Club
Cedar River Park
Oelwein
Waterloo
Waterloo Waterloo Gridders
Oeiwein
Waterloo Gridders
Lyle McDonald
George D. Miller
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ellsworth Defeats Waldorf Lutherans 19 to 7
Hillsworth college defeated the Waldorf Lutheran college of Forest City Iowa 19 to 7 at Ellsworth yesterday. The visitors opened with a touchdown in the first quarter as Ellsworth answered with a TD to end the period tied 7 to 7. In the second and fourth quarters Smith Evans and Wilson carried the ball for Ellsworth to score twice.
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Town Falls
Hillsworth College
Waldorf Lutheran College of
Forest City
Ellsworth
Smith
Evans
Wilson
Young Buff Seeks Break From Bing Fights
Johnny Ball, holder of the American weighweight and bantam titles, will not fight Bing while his title is at stake. His manager Lew Diamond says Ball has had a busy summer and plans a vacation after November.
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Johnny Ball
Vngil
Lew Diamond
I Buv
Yanks Rally as Giants Fall in Key World Series Game
United Press report from New York notes the Yankees gain traction in the World Series with pitching depth and aggressive baserunning. The Giants struggle, seven hitters hitless in two games, and the Yanks move to 3 to 1 favorite with Shawkey or Harper on the mound.
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United Press
New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Giants
John McGraw
Yanks
McGraw Tribe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Honey
Fred. Toner
McGraw-band
Bob Shawkey
Mary
Harper
Shawkey
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Abrhpore Burns
Ruth
iMeusel
Frisel Tings
R Kelly
Smith
McNaily
Wardland Pipp
Nationals
Hoyt
Moriarfty
Fiat
Mohawants to Nurse Heavyweight Hopes in Dempsey Town
Milwaukee boxer Mohd, known as Mola, seeks to fight top contenders who believe they are ready for a crack at Jack Dempsey's town. He has fought for fifteen years and aims to showcase his skills against rising heavyweights.
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Bob Mohd
Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Moha
Mola
Harvard Eleven Puts Brakes on Rushing Tactics
Harvard head coach Bob Fisher says there will be no more rushing tactics in the football program as he seeks to restore harmony and conserve strength after a poor showing against Holy Cross. The squad will taper hard work and ease for the upcoming game with Indiana next Saturday.
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Harvard
Bob Fisher
Fisher
Holy Cross
Varsity
Sid Fisher
di Picher
Indiana
McGraw Helped Sprout Yankee Pitcher Hoyt
Giants mentor John McGraw showed unusual interest in Waite Hoyt of the Yankees. He discovered Hoyt as a talent and helped shape his early career as a pitcher.
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M’graw
New York Giants
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
McGraw
Hoyt
John Metz
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