Cleveland Fans Ready for World Series Game Four
Cleveland crowds, eager for baseball glory, pack League Park for game four as the Indians aim to even the World Series with Brooklyn. Tickets drew 27,000, with expectations centered on Stanley Goveleskie and Jeff Pfeffer as right handers.
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Brooklyn
Oday
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Altho
Indians
Stanley Goveleskie
Speaker
Jeff” Pfeffer
Robinson
League Park
Edward Fox
Proctor
Fox
Seattle
Wash
Edward Brown
Youngstown. O
Brown
Julia Kelly
Bridgeport
Genn
Steve @Neill
Cleveland Club
Football Today Schedule across Colleges and Town Games
A condensed list of football games for today includes Buena Vista at Cedar Falls, Monmouth at Cedar Rapids, Ames at Grinnell, Drake at Liberty, Iowa City matchups, and many others featuring Northwestern, Michigan, Nebraska, Harvard, Notre Dame, and more. Local town games span Dubuque, Mason City, East Des Moines, Oskaloosa, and Columbus Junction among numerous sites and opponents.
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A.tate
Dubuque
Waterloo
Terloo
Waterloo Svast
Mason City
Maines
Marshalltown
Town City
East Dessfolnes
East Stadium
Ovoumwa
Centerville
Centers Shalltown
Junction
Walrfield Denison
Oskala
Clear
Alta
Albre
Boon Siouxville
Knoxville
Eagle Grove
Eagle
City
Fort Dodge
Fort Charles
Greene
LeMares
Sioux
Missouri
Ner
Harlan
Waratv
Cedar Rapids
Spirit Lake
Spiri
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Fonda
Hamipton
Algona
Alging
Madrid
Bagley
Ray Milford
Lake Park
Tolfe
Masson
Manson
Comiskey Wins 10 Round Duel Over Huse in Davenport
Tom Comiskey defeats Eddie Huse in a ten round bout at Davenport Illinois theatre as fans watched a competitive main event. Comiskey dominates most rounds while Huse shows endurance but fails to mount a lasting offense.
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Ja Zi
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Eddie Huse
Ihnois Theatre
Comisker
St. Paul
Teachers' Training Eleven Beats West Reserves Handily
The Teachers' Training School team defeated Waterloo West reserves 34 to 0 at Cedar Falls. Orr and Starbuck starred in a strong backfield, with first half smashes and end runs giving way to open passing in the second half.
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Waterloo West High
Cedar Falls
Orr
Starbuck
W. Hetsley
Johnston Brothers First Rin to Play in World Series
Cleveland and Brooklyn players face off as brothers James Johnston of Brooklyn and Wheeler Johnston of Cleveland become the first siblings to oppose each other in a championship series. James, 30, has played for the White Sox Cubs and Dodgers affiliate paths. Wheeler, 31, built a varied career with Cleveland and minor leagues and is viewed as a dependable hitter.
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Brooklyn
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Wheeler
Jimmy Johnston
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Hewanee
White Sox
Cubs
Doc Johnston
Tenn
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New Orleans
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Birmingham
Birmingham I
Milwaukee Brew Pers
Grinnell College Set To Mark Football Anniversary
Grinnell College plans a big Oct 30 celebration honoring thirty years of football on campus. The event recalls the 1890 Iowa debut against Iowa State, a 24 to 6 Pioneer win, and the shift from rugby to association football in the Midwest.
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State University
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Jxou
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Middle West
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Tesee Macy
G ‘ Peli
Hornsby Tops League Batting Swing. Sisler Leads A L
Roger Hornsby, St. Louis, won the National League batting crown with a .570 average after 149 games and 218 hits. George Sisler led the American League with a .497 average, 257 hits, and 49 runs, while Tris Speaker and Babe Ruth boosted their teams with strong seasons. The piece lists other top batters, steals leaders, and notes Cleveland’s pennant run and Chicago’s scoring leaders.
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Roger Mornsby
St. Louis Star
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Nicholson
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Att Meusel
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Itine
Louis Star
Tris Speaker
Indians
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Sisler
Joe Jack
Sion
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Eddie Colling
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Thal
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Evar
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Smith
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St Louis
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Hice
Washington
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Marcago
Dudge
He Speaker
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Conch
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Gaitor
el Gainer
Milwaukee
Altho
Grover Hart
Columbus
Dressen
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Mostl
Bunny Aries
Kansas
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Tuck
Kansas Tig
Paul
Brief
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Rapp
Bragzill
Will
Toledo
J. Henry
Minneapolis
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Thompson
Russel
Good
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We Miller
Rondeau
Tincup
Louisville
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Stucker
Hiles
Mostil Milwauker
Hyatt
Tolece
Wade
It Happened in Fistiana Reflections on Early Boxing Legends
The passage recounts legendary early boxing figures and pivotal bouts. It mentions Hank Griffin as a bold, impulsive fighter shaping the era, and Jim Jeffries rising to face masters of ringdom, detailing a 4 round stoppage and the crowd’s spectacle in Los Angeles.
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Ani
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Poe
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Hank Griffin
Harry Willy
Speo
Jeff
Dames J. Corbett
Kent Hall
Ringdom
Leriathan
Lhampton
Jim Jeffri
Griffin
Feffries
Hank Oeitzin
Elling
Promoter Esquire Welsh Signs Big Bout Deals
Esquire R G Welsh arrives from London to push boxing contracts in New York. Battling Levinsky signs for a 2 round or 12 round bout sequence with Joe Beckett around Oct 12 at Jersey City, with a $50 000 guarantee and 30 percent gross receipts, plus options depending on outcomes. Jack Sharkey agrees to face Timmy Wilde in London in a 56 round decision match as part of the promotional spree. Dan Morgan claims Levinsky is in peak form to beat Carpentier on Oct 12.
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London
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Victor
Esquire
Igoe
New York
Esquire Welsh
C. B. Cochran
Holbrook Stadium
Olympia
Stamford Bridge
England
Welsh
Battling Wevinsky
Joe Beckett
Georges Carpentier
Jerseys City
Battling
Beckett
Dan Morgan
Daniel
Bat
United States
Carpentier
Levineke
Sharkey
Wilde
Little Jack Sharkey
Jack
Timmy Wilde
Broadway
Sewell Shines as Hero Or Goat In World Series
New York reports Joe Sewell the Cleveland shortstop rose to fame quickly from college diamonds to the world series. His faultless fielding and quick hands drew praise after Tuesday’s play. Teammate Tris Speaker set Burns at first, while Johnston’s throwing to and from the infield affected Sewell’s earlier wild throws. The piece notes Burns’ steadiness aiding the rookie Sewell.
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New York
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Sewell
Tris Speaker
George Burns
Detroit Star
Doc “Johnston
Johnston
Burns
Officials Tip Tee for Cedar River Showdown
Competent officials are expected to influence the Waterloo Independent team versus Oelwein game at Cedar River park following a 22 to 0 Waterloo win at Oelwein last Sunday. Referee L. C. McDonald and umpire J. J. Althouse are named, with J. R. Leeper as head linesman.
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Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Oelwein
Oeiwcin
L. Cg.mcdonald
J. J. Althouse
Ummpire
J. R. Leeper
Independents of
Man O War Ready for Windsor Classic Race
New York reports Man O War trained at Belmont in a mile and a quarter in 2 03 5 as he eyes a $75 000 Windsor Ontario showdown with Sir Barton next Tuesday. Trainer Louis Feussel hailed the horse as in prime condition for the sport's richest purse.
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New York
Man O'War
Sir Barton
Windsor
Phey
Louis Feussel
Fair Play
Mehbubah
Who Will Boss the Wrestling Artists the Coming Year
The wrestling world debates who will lead next season as Jack Curley’s health falters and plans for major tournaments waver. Georges Carpentier and Georges Farpentier figure in the shifting lineup while Tex Rickard’s garden party hints fade amid Curley’s fragile condition and heavyweights like Stanislaus Zbyszko and Joe Stecher.
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Jack Curley
Turley
New York
Jan Witt
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Joe Stecher
Bart Caddock
Curley
America
Georges Far- Pentier
France
Stecher
Altho
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Mat
Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Reciprocal Talks Between Rickard and Curler Hint at Agreement
A close ally of the French champion hints at possible reciprocity talks between Rickard and Curler, suggesting a potential agreement or understanding may be in the works. The phrasing indicates ongoing diplomatic or competitive negotiations.
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Sonal
Rickard
Curler
Three Players in Opened Careers at Ottumwa Series
Ottumwa recalls three players who started in the Central Association era. Burleigh Grimes began with Ottumwa before rising to the majors with Detroit and Brooklyn. Jimmy Johnston of Ottumwa later starred for the Dodgers after earlier Central association play. Burns also moved from Ottumwa to Cleveland via Detroit.
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Ottumwa
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Ned Egan
Joe Smith
Austin
Minn
J.M. Smith
Ned
Smith
Egan
Kean
Grimes
George Burns
Cleveland
Detroit
Birmingham
Brooklyn Dodgers
Burns
Jimmy” Johnston
Dodgers
Midwestern football teams start action in week opener
Dozens of squads across the Midwest opened their seasons, with Minnesota Northwestern and Chicago Purdue drawing the day’s focus as potential Western Conference contenders. Michigan Ohio State and Wisconsin also began play, featuring matchups against Drake Knox Oberlin and St Louis University respectively.
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Qdt
Middlewest
Minnesota
Northwestern
Knox
Lithigan
Illinois
Case
Ann Arbor
Drake
Urbana
Town
Indiana
Cornell College
W Consin
Michigan Aggies
Ohio State
Oberlin
Mississippi A
Notre Dame
Western Normal
Nebraska
Colorado
Aggies
Missouri University
University
St. Louis
Kansas
Washburn
Ames
Grinnell
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