Peckinpaugh May Manage Red Sox in World Series Shuffle
Pittsburgh and Washington stars face speculative moves as Peckinpaugh and Carey may switch clubs after the 1925 World Series. The talk centers on Peckinpaugh taking Boston’s manager role and Carey pursuing managerial aims with Pittsburgh, though no official decision has been made.
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Washington
Roger Peckinpaugh
Senators
Mal Carey
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Peckinpaugh
Lee Fobs
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Howard Ehmke
Carey
Pirate
Barney Dreyfuss
Paul Waller
San Francisco
Hal Rhyne
Uack
Dreyfuss
Erea
Griffith
Washinston
Notable early football concussion tale from 1920 Pittsburg game
G Herbert McCracken recalls a 1920 Lafayette loss with Pop Warner as coach. He describes a kickoff blow to the head that left him dazed for hours, a yardage loss on a misplayed handoff, a 60 yard touchdown on a double pass, and his removal after Warner noted his whistling.
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Snemiary
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Lafayette College
University of Pittsbhurch
Stein
Davies
Pop Warners
Marshalltown High Has Best Record of Town Prep Elevens
Des Moines AP October 15 Marshalltown High School football leads state with three wins in as many starts and 99 points scored. Sioux City and North Des Moines also boast 3-0 records with 61 and 53 points respectively. Other teams listed include Ottumwa Dubuque Enetipston Fort Dodge Davenport Mutine and both Council Bluffs high schools with top records. Washington high of Cesar Repide and Ottumwa set Friday matchup while two Waterloo high teams face two of the others. Lincoln of Corneilstading to Onaka I wettral and Keokuk travel to Quincy, If.
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Cesar Repide
Waterloo High
Das
Iowa
Stain Saturda
Abraham Lincoln
Corneil
Pirates Gain From Melangement In Lineup Shuffle
Rumors say McKeehne placed the veteran at hot during a tense period for the Athletics as Grantham faltered. The move sparked confidence as Melansertion inlg the lineup near the right time helped the Pirates amid a standout day of speed and fielding.
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McKeehnie
George Grantham
Melnuis Basker
Lng
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Arcus
Pirates
Fohnson
Pis
East High Faces Heavy Des Moines Eleven Saturday
East High football drills show strong lineup readiness as they prepare for a key Saturday clash with East Des Moines. Des Moines previews note a heavier line averaging 175 pounds, while East High aims to field its strongest formation with several injured players returning to form.
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Bim
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Diekman
Des Moines Heavy
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Parl
Letterman
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Hauge
Lansruffe
Robinson
Cannon
Dill
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Xnichols
Amd
Neds
Wilkins
Dawson
Thompson
Rose
West
Fort Dotoe
Halph Sarnt
Cedar Falls High to Meet Oelwein Saturday
Cedar Falls High football, tuning in for the third game of the season, prepares to face Oelwein Saturday afternoon after a La Porte City win. The team pushes hard in practice, hoping to secure their second victory of the season.
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Golf ruling on balls within six inches
In a match when two balls lie within six inches of each other the ball nearest the hole may be lifted to permit the opponent to putt whether the ball is a stymie or not.
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Collett
Three Big Ten Battles Set This Week
Iowa, Illinois, Northwestern and Wisconsin open Western Conference play with Illinois at Iowa likely the weekend highlight. Michigan and Chicago also show action after recent openers. Northwestern faces Chicago in a tie-spirited Windy City matchup marked by Ralph Baker’s presence.
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Ilinois
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
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Franklin
Ralph Baker
Ohio State
Husker Huskies Settle Controversy Ahead of Memorial Stadium clash
Lincoln Oct 15 Nebraska Huskers and Washington Huskies prepare for a marquee clash at Memorial Stadium. Huskers aim to replace Missouri with Seattle’s defense while Huskies forecast a two touchdown margin. Nebraska concentrates on passing, kicking, and signals as the visitors arrive tomorrow. Also notes Peoria Logans seek games with strong central west teams, inviting contact through J. C. Aiello.
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Football Secrets From 1923 How to Hold the Line
Obscure old text outlines line play concepts with warnings about charging and stance. It discusses how a defender should position to disrupt a runner and emphasizes facing the opponent directly. The fragment compares football jostling to boxing to illustrate balance and leverage in line play.
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Antler
Samen
Iowas Defense Holds Against Reserves Scrimmage
Iowa City report on a late night scrimmage shows Hawkeye defense improving with Ingwersen and Raffensperger in lineup. Kutsch drills punting and kicking, Smitty limited, and plans for Saturday’s game against St Louis outlined as Zuppke’s team arrives Friday for field work.
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New Chicago Racing Track Hopes Rise In Prospect
Chicago officials and investors eye a new 1000 dollar racing organization led by Col. M S Winn and Col. Andrew Nennie of the Kentucky rocke club. Negotiations proceed to buy a site near Chicago for a 500 member Jockey Club to back the track with management by city officials. A first racing program is planned for next July.
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Jockey Club
Grange Delivers Early Big Ten Debut on Iowa Field
In 1923 at Iowa City Harold Grange, famed Red Grange, sparked a memorable Big Ten debut on the Iowa field. His late fourth quarter catches powered a decisive drive for a 13 to 6 victory, building his rising stardom after a strong three-quarter hold by Iowa. Minnesota notes a separate early-season performance by Tiny Hyde of Montana.
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Iint
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Urbana
Simpson Eleven Set for Tutors
Simpson college prepares for its second Iowa conference game after a 1 6 defeat to St Ambrose. They travel to Indianola to face Iowa State Teachers College, with Don Harshbarger and Joker Harshbarger key backs and Azeltine possibly out with a minor injury.
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Towa Wesleyan
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St. Ambrose
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Bender
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Indianola
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