Veterans Called to Duty on Sixth Classic Contest
New York Oct 9 With a realism that narrowed the question to now or never the St Louis Cards vowed to fight for the sixth game of the World Series so a seventh would be possible The New York Yankees champions showed determined opposition if the invasion continued Rogers Hornsby gamble centered on Grover Cleveland Alexander Shawkey celebrated his thirty sixth birthday with 13 major league seasons behind him Cards practiced to handle pop flies without Douthit sidelined by collision Holm to center for St Louis while Pennock O Farrell and Ruth led Yanks with pitching and power details focusing on Alexander and Shawkey in a tense race for glory
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Shawkey
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Potter brothers rise from West to Ames freshmen grid
Nathaniel Potter brother of Bob Potter earns a tackle berth on the Ames freshman football team after standout time at West High. Johnny Cookman and Eddie Itin are noted for injuries and comebacks, while Gans and Bollinger prepare to perform at a Cedar Rapids meet. News notes include ineligible Mason City players, Boward Jones at Southern California, and Otto Borchert connected to Milwaukee Brewers.
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Bob ‘Potter
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Ames
Nate
Johnny Cookman
Waterloo
Mason ‘City
Mason City
Hingis
Inwa High
Novith High
Bobby Jones Fares Poorly On Baltusrol Seventh Hole
The 43 yard seventh at Baltusrol proved costly for Bobby Jones in the opening round. Von Elm dominated the hole with a brassie drive and two putts, while Jones struggled with a bunker and errant second shots. Jones dropped back in a tight match with Dick Jones as the round wore on.
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Robby
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East High to Host Dubuque High In Key Conference Clash
East High football, led by Coach Daleell, plans a second home game against veteran Dubuque High this afternoon. Dubuque seeks its first defeat in five years against East, with last year ending in a 6-0 tie as East High fields a strong lineup including Landau Beckner Schammel Barnard Wilkins Chaparral Klinoff Garrison Smith Diekman Parsons. West High ferrying 23 players to Fort Dodge for a tougher test after a 17-0 loss there last season.
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Dubuque High
Daleell
River City
Dubuque
Iken
Landau
Beckner
Schammel
Tose
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Wilkins
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Klinoff
Garrison
Smith
Diekman
Parsons
West High
Irs
Fort Dodge
Rose
West
Fragmented local report of a late 19th century court scene
The text describes a central rail mishap and a disturbance near a dealer named Fred Schult, with Milwauker involved in a transfer of aYawk pinyver and a minor incident over a plate and desk items. An official public note mentions checks and a sparing of oriental rugs amid a quiet scene.
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Fred Schult
Milwauker
The
Denen
Soerchert
Otta
Verek
Xeex
Rotary section to honor Starbuck Ransom and squad
A special section will be reserved for the Rotarians the two eoarhas Starbuck and Ransom and the squad.
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Rotarians
Eoarhas
Starbuck
Ransom
Hampton Gridders to See Football Movie at Windsor Theatre
Hampton farm area reports the Hampton Rotary club hosting a special film event at the Windsor theatre featuring Red Grange in One Minute to Play. The occasion precedes the Thanksgiving Clarion game with hopes for strong crowd support and a patriotic town turnout.
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Rex Mond
Red Grange
Windsor Theatre
Rotary Club
Ames Grid Team Favored To Defeat Oklahoma Aggs Today
Ames Iowa OCT SINS with Halfback Klug out of the game, Iowa State college meets the Oklahoma Aggies this afternoon for the Cyclones second Missouri Valley Conference title bid. They beat Washington University last Monday and are hoped to win again despite a rough showing in St Louis.
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Klug
Iowa Strie College
Ok Wnt Aggies
Cyclones
Missouri Valley
Washington University
Stillwater
Michigan
St. Louis
Delesio Denied New Trial Eight Years and Fine
Carmine Delesio of Chicago was convicted of manslaughter in the Oelwein case. He received eight years in Fort Madison and a $1,000 fine after a 29 hour jury deliberation and a denied motion for a new trial. The judge noted the maximum penalty and added possible extra year if the fine is unpaid. Delesio has sued his former attorney and others over possession of the Oelwein house linked to the case.
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West ‘Union
Carmine Delesio
Chicago
Giovannini
Oelwein
Fort Madison
Carl Reed
Delesio
E. J.O Connor
W. A. Weight
O’connor
O'Connor
Wright
Legion Band Set for Horticultural Show Engagement
The Third District Legion Band will perform at the National Horticultural Show at the Des Moines Coliseum from November 14 to 20. This marks their third major engagement of the year following appearances at the Iowa State Fair and the Cattle Congress.
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Ackiey
Trict Legion
Des Moines
Iowa State Fair and Cattle Congress
British Royalty Rises Early On Vacation
London dispatch reports the royal party up at 7:30 a.m. with the king’s pipe major waking them as drums and pipes echo through the corridor. Breakfast follows at nine, then the king leaves for shooting while Queen Mary oversees domestic details and visits nearby households. The King chats with lesser guests about gun safety as the shooting plan is set.
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London
Queen Mary
Ime O
Liz
Hoskins Ex Instructor Purses Trades Work At Ames
James A. Hoskins longtime instructor in mechanical drawing auto mechanics and sheet metal at East High is now enrolled in the trades and industries department at Iowa State College Ames to complete his B S degree He contributed Sheet Metal to Industrial Education Magazine Sept issue Mrs Hoskins works in the stenographic service department of the college’s industrial science division They reside at 220 Tingwird avenue Detroit meanwhile a Detroit factory roof platform washes windows as a car rides along the rails.
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Trades and Industries
Tews State College
Ames
Industrial Education
Mra. Waskins
Stenographic Service Department
Industrial Science
Tingwird. Avenue
The Columnists in New York City in the 1920s
A critical reflection on New York columnists of the era. It catalogs names such as Franklin P. Adams Heywood Broun Edward Hope and Walter Winchell and comments on their freedom and influence on pages and papers. The piece notes the rise of opinion writing and questions whether column conducting will endure against changing tastes.
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Edward
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Herald Tribune
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Arthur Brisbane
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Theatricent Templas
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Gene Buck
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Monsaler
Father to Survive Train Auto Crash That Killed Girl
Idera Iowa Oct 9 Thomas Beecroft Wellsburg rural mail carrier sustained injuries when M and St L freight wrecked his coupe near Steamboat Rock. His 11 year old daughter Mary died. Beecroft expected to fully recover as cause undetermined with limited track view. He leaves a wife two sons and four daughters.
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Idera
Thomas Beecroft
Wellsburg
Steamboat Rock
Mary
Beecroft
Welleburg
Ambrose Eleven Beats Stillwell 7 to 0 in Davenport Clash
Ambrose College defeats Stillwell 7 to 0 in Davenport Iowa Friday in a ragged game. Saints showed limited speed while Hashes and Naumann provided the few bright moments. McGivern debuted at quarterback and Mauget had several strong runs in the final period.
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Davenport
Ambrose
Saints
Colton
McGivern
Naumann
Mauget
Elks alleys to open next week with plans in place
The Elks Bowling Alleys will open next week with four renovated lanes ready for the upcoming season. A team captains meeting is planned for Wednesday to finalize league plans for both men and women. John Casey is expected to lead the alley operations, with the state Elks Parliament carded for February. Whiteside alleys near completion for the cooking season, opening around October 15.
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Elks Club
the Elks
John Casey
Elks al Jeys
Elks
Elks Courliament
Whiteside
Y M C A Hallowe en Party Planned for October 22
Readable notes indicate a YMCA Halloween party for youths scheduled Friday October 22. Invitations will go through various churches and schools. A representatives meeting is set for Tuesday at 5 PM in the building to promote the annual affair.
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