Yankees Aim for Record Seventh Straight World Series Win
In St Louis the Yankees pushed toward a historic fourth game victory over the Cardinals. Manager Miller Huggins plans Hoyt to win a sixth World Series game, with Sherdel to start for the Cardinals as the series heads to a potential deciding run.
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Reinbeck team trounces Marengo 32 to 0 in football clash
Reinbeck overwhelms Marengo High School 32 to 0 with Captain Downey and Kahler leading. Key passes to Yohn and Kahler set up three first half touchdowns and two more in the second. Kahler’s 40 yard broken field run stands out as a highlight. Dingman and Slaymaker praised for solid play. Valley Junction beats Army All-Stars 36 to 0 in separate report.
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CSE a and feta notes from school paper humor page
A fragment from a school newspaper page features humorous verses and captions about editors, dating, and social scenes. It includes lines about a warber, a note to Estelle, and playful quips on independence and Notre Dame. The piece showcases light social satire from a student publication.
Player Who Broke Neck Becomes College Coach
Memphis reports that F. Freeman, who shattered his neck and suffered multiple injuries while at Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, returned to football as a coach for Humes High School in Memphis. He was paralyzed for 12 weeks after the neck fracture but recovered to teach the game.
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Cedar Falls Tutors Fall to Coe in Home Game
In Cedar Falls on Saturday Coe defeated the Teachers 32 to 0. Scoring came from Frisbe Ed Barrow and Dick Barrow with multiple runs and a pass to Shrader for another touchdown. Langlas Brookhart and Murray added points after touchdowns as Coe dominated play.
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York High School Center Stops York Eleven Run
York Maine October 8 A report on York high school football notes center Carleton Maulton a six foot 272 pound freshman dominates the line preventing opposing backs from breaking through. The piece highlights how the York defense relies on Maulton to plug gaps and stop the running plays.
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Golf as Champions Play It by Bob Cruickshank
Advice from Bob Cruickshank winner of the 1927 Los Angeles San Antonio Hot Springs North and South Open Championships on cutting golf costs. He counsels investing in quality clubs, spare woods for wet weather, using cheap balls for rough play and durable balls for serious shots, occasional oiling of shafts, and stresses that club committee mismanagement and high labor costs drive expenses.
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College Eleven Superior to Pro Team Says Stagg
Chicago, Oct. 7. A. A. Stagg, veteran University of Chicago coach, says a first rate college football team would defeat the best professional eleven. He argues pro teams are built of great individuals but lack the collective strength spirit and will of college players.
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Hawkeyes Prepare for Chicago Tilt Striving to Break 28-Year Drought
Iowa football coach Bur ton A Ingwersen leads the Hawkeyes in final prep for the Saturday clash with Chicago. Iowa seeks its first win over an A A Stagg coached squad since 1909 as they address a weak left side and punt return concerns.
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Former auto racer becomes traffic cop in Tampa
Tampa Florida October 8 Wild Bill Endicott once a dirt track star now serves as a traffic officer in the city. He once sped coast to coast in campaigns but now chases speeders on Tampa's highways.
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Grahams Dominate Winona Golf Club Titles
In Winona Minnesota at the city public golf club Dr Frank F Graham defeated his father William Graham in the men’s championship final while Mrs Frank Graham captured the women’s title.
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Baseball and boxing notes from Waterloo and area
The report covers player recommendations and contracts for the Hawks with Bil Sharkey and others, Grant's return prospects, and Adolph Liska’s underhand delivery debate. Ernie North impresses in boxing, while Morris Sogolow praises Eby’s team play. Local figures attend World Series games. Waner brothers consider an exhibition in Waterloo amid late-season hesitations.
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Former Boxer Bobby Waugh Writes Ring History From Hospital
Dallas, Oct. 8. Former lightweight champion of the southwest Bobby Waugh, half paralyzed and nearly blind, has pecked out his life story in a Rochester hospital while convalescing from operations. He wrote My Life in the Prize Ring to repay loans from friends aiding rehabilitation. Waugh fought 354 bouts with 182 knockouts and once defeated Battling Nelson in Juarez in 1915 after 20 rounds of fierce action.
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Davis and Elkins Football Chief Crafts Local Legend
Elkins West Virginia October 8 Cam Henderson head coach of Davis and Elkins college football leads a 25 man squad with no assistants. His team opened with wins over West Virginia and Navy and blends local and prep players into a rising program built by Henderson and athletics director Jennings Randolph.
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