Cubs Edge Athletics In World Series Drama
The 1923 World Series shifted from bland to dramatic as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Athletics to level the series at two games. Previewed by analyst notes on pitchers Root Grove and Walberg, the game drew a modest crowd at Shibe Park as expectations shifted toward a Chicago surge or a decisive comeback by Philadelphia.
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Joe McCarthy
Connie Mack
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Charles City Triumph Over West High 18 7 in Football
Charles City defeated West High 18 to 7 at Wallace stadium. Hahn scored all three touchdowns for Charles City, including two on interception returns, while Miller added the extra point. West High struggled with turnovers and a soggy field as Charles City dominated the line and defense.
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Spirit of Mudville and Casey Missing in World Series 1829
Frank Getty describes the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs in a World Series game, praising Lanky Guy Bush for the Cubs and noting Kiki Cuyler’s return. He laments fading Casey spirit, contrasts fan fervor with past legends, and recalls Connie Mack’s earlier surprises and errors by Jimmy Dykes and Jimmy Foxx as Chicago rallies in the sixth.
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Fights Last Night Between Notable Boxers Reported
AP story summarizes boxing actions with bouts across cities. Zazzarino outpointed Bell in New Jersey, Tarleton defeated Arch ie Bell in Philadelphia, Benny Bass knocked out Armaldo from Santiago, and Charlin Gobb stopped Erwin Bilge in San Diego.
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Iowa Fans Eye Busy Grid Action Across Midwest
Des Moines, Oct 12 Iowa football fans faced a weekend of dense action across the Midwest as Hawkeyes played or prepared to play in Ohio State, Missouri Iowa State, DrakeWashington and other non conference matches. Grinnell opened with Missouri Valley tilt while Grinnell Marquette and several others provided varied tests as weeks unfold. Theday’s card promises close hard fought games with Ohio State and Missouri Iowa State drawing spotlight and potential conference implications.
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Boxing Show on Card at Oelwein
Oelwein Iowa October 12 Courier Special Bernice reports a boxing card for Wednesday October 6 featuring Moah Batum Indianapolis versus Red Ent man St Paul in ten three minute rounds. Johnnie Fulton Cedar Rapids versus Harvey Carrothers Moline at 148 pounds eight rounds. Young Trimble Cedar Rapids versus Sam Foster Marshall town at 148 pounds six rounds. Johnny Houston Waterloo versus Jimmy Hamilton Cedar Rapids at 140 pounds six rounds. Ferdinand Mendoza Del wel versus Billy Hines Waterloo at 196 pounds four rounds.
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Indianapolis
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St. Paul
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Cedar Rapids
Harvey Carrothers
Moline
Young
Trimble
Sam Foster
Marshalltown
Johnnie Houston
Waterloo
Jimmy Hamilton
Ferdinand Mendoza
Delwel
Billy Hines
Football recap for West Waterloo and Charles City clash
West Waterloo driven by L Hahn and P Milter execute clutch plays as Gottelli and G Pattie anchor defense. Charles City gains on L Hahn touchdowns and a late extra point. Officials include Referee Lt Ot and umpire Mun Whitford from Iowa State Teachers College.
Independence Eleven Opens With 19 0 Win Over Vinton
Independence defeated Vinton High School 19 to 0 at Vinton with strong defenses and key plays by coach Clyde Drury’s Buchanan County team. Vinton showed occasional power but failed to sustain drives, while Independence improved after slow starts to secure the victory.
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Bush Proves The Herd By Getting On Base By Pass Bush
The Bayous of Mississippi claim a world series bid as Guy's Bush leads the Cubs to a 8 3 to 1 win in game three. Bush, nicknamed Joe, drives offense with a key sixth inning on base and a pivotal single that sparks Chicago's rally. Grove's sore hand and potential comeback loom as Philadelphia hosts game four with forecast warm weather and Quinn as possible starter if Grove falters.
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Ocelwein Eleven vs Decorah Ends In Tie
Ocelwein Eleven and Decorah high schools battled to a 7 to 7 tie in a bitter football game at Decorah yesterday. A postgame argument saw coach L W Buckton contest a point after touchdown, arguing the referee blew the whistle. The officials ruled the play legal and the score stood as is.
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