New York Thinks It Will Pennant Again in 1924
Henry L. Parrell reports New York city fans and players foresee another million dollar pennant race in 1924 as the Yankees and Giants anticipate strong rosters. He notes Miller Huggins’s control, possible Joe Boley signing, and Giants needing pitchers while Detroit and Cleveland pose threats.
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New York
Henry L. Parrell
United Press
Giant
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Giants
Texwms
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Boley
Joe Boley
Baltimore
Altho
Everett Scott
Deacon
Detroit
Cleveland
Miller Huggins
Huggins
McGraw
Scott
Nehl
McQuillan
Jack Bentley
Reds
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Sheehan
McGray
Hoppe Beats Hagenlacher in 18.2 Balkline Match
In New York on October 30 Wil lam Hoppe defeated Erichgs Hagenlacher of Germany 500 to 424, but the defense of the title appeared unimpressive as Hoppe needed 26 innings over three hours and 45 minutes. Two other matches were set for today with Welker Cochrane vs Roger Conti and Jake Schaefer vs Edouard Horemans.
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New York
Wilam H. Hoppe
Erichgs Hagenlacher
Germany
Hoppe
Hagenlacher
Welker Cochrane
United States
Roger Conti
Jake Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Raich
Draw for New York Marine Prestina and Wladek Zhysko in Milwaukee
New York Marine Prestina and Wladek Zhysko fought to a draw after two hours. In Milwaukee California welterweight Tittle Her see stopped Jack Schoendorf in the third round, while Morie Schlaifer stopped Patsy Rocco in the fifth round in Chicago.
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New York
Prestina
Wladek Zhysko
Milwaukee
Wis
Tittle (Kid) Hersee
California
Jack Schoendorf
Chicago
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Patsy Rocco
East Cago
Coe-Cornell Joust to Highlight Annual Homecoming
Cedar Rapids Iowa plans for the tenth Coe homecoming on November 22 23 24 and 25 draw over 1000 Coe graduates and former students back to campus. Festivities begin with a Thursday parade through the business district followed by the pep meeting. A Friday chapel address and football game between Coe and Cornell cap the events plus a banquet and campus festivities.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
Coe-Cornell
Cornell
Cos
Dramatic Art
Simpson Prepares for Homecoming Game with Tutor Eleven
Simpson outlines elaborate homecoming plans after Parsons game. Stata Teachers College visits Friday November 9 for the main event. Alumni committee led by Mrs. Howard A Baer coordinates carnival, decorations by junior class, and a pushball contest between freshmen and sophomores during breaks.
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Tuchamola
Parsons
Simpson
Stata ‘Teachers College
Howard A. Baer
Elumni College Cooperation Committee
Ernst Shaw
Clarence Schreier
Kenneth Brown
Helen Thompson
Wlloyd Sipherd
Grid Elevens of Brother Coaches Mix Here Friday
Waterloo and Dubuque games loom as West high and Orange and Black seek wins. Sindlinger to return for West. Patterson injured for Charles City clash. Riceville Legion head Mike White dies after head injury and hospital care.
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Waterloo High
West High
Cecil Sarfi
Ball Park
Charles City
Dubuque
Cecil
Slndlinger
Mason City
Saya
Fettle
Johnny Sindlinger
Ben Miller
Patterson
Walker
Cart J
Artus
Cedar Rapids
East High
Althoit
Daley
Raymond
Osage
Mike White
Riceville American Legion Post
Iowa City
Riceville
West Liberty
Latonia championship race boasts Zev and My Own
New York reports Zev and My Own meet at Latonia for a $50,000 purse in the three year old championship. Also Rival entries include Admiral Cary T Grayson's Zev, Papyrus conqueror, and other horses such as Memorial Rialta Donges and King Solomon's Seal. The event tops a season of turf racing with strong international interest.
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United Press
New York
Kainituck
Zev
Latonia
Cary T. Grayson
Harry F. Sinclair
Tin Memorial
Rialta
Laurel
Donges
Shell Rock Cagers Schedule Sixteen Games This Season
Shell Rock high school will play 16 basketball games this season in doubleheaders with girls before boys. The slate opens November 9 at Rockford and includes home and away contests against Hanson, Dunkerton, Waverly, Parkersburg, Aplington, Hudson, and others through February 23.
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Shell Rock
Hudson
Rockford
Durmont
Alhson
New Hartford
Parkersburg
Hansell
Aplington
Hudeson
Dunkerton
Paani Tee
Waverly
Groeene
Hare
DeYoung Eyes Fights For Des Moines Boxers Hek Wright And Al Manker
Hawkeye-Fuls Edward L. DeYoung, manager of Sevastopol A. C., aims to land bouts here for Des Moines junior middleweight Hek Wright and 140-pound Al Manker. Mickey Migneault, 135 pounds, is also praised by DeYoung. A Mason City Globe Gazette note praises coaching that emphasizes ball pursuit after Waterloo win as crucial to success. Weather and hunting notes follow with ducks and rabbits mentioned amid winter shifts. Cedar Rapids scribes react coolly to coverage and a local journalist faces rebuke from townsfolk.
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Edward L. DeYoung
Sevastopol A. C
Hek Wright
Des Moines
al Manker
Mickey Migneault
DeYoung
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cigaret sales mount surprisingly in Iowa
Vebyere Ta Oct. 30 The cigaret is making great gains in Iowa as in the nation, per Lars Bladine Iowa district revenue collector. Cigaret sales rose from 14 294 895 471 in 1913 to 60 878 295 907 in 1923 not counting roll your own. Cigar sales fell from 5 1000 600 000 in 1918 to 7 704 169 4 199 in 1923. Bladine says war boosted cigarette smoking as pipes and cigars shifted to cigarets and notes women likely have little impact on sales.
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Vebyere
Iowa
Lars Bladine
Bladiner
Midwest Loop Race Narrows To Carleton Beloit Contenders
Carleton and Beloit vie for the Midwest conference championship as Knox, Lawrence, and Ripon face key games this week. Carleton, after beating Knox, needs one more conference win while Beloit and other rivals push for shares of the title. Saturday outcomes shape the final standings after recent losses and victories across the league.
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Cadar Rapids
Coe
Lawrence
Hhampions
Carleton
Beloit
Knox
Ripon
Cov
Midwest
Hamline
Maize
Smash
Cornell
Licely
Wisconsin
Eovery
Nora Boyes Revue Closed On Tour Not Coming Here
A wire from the Shuberts to Manager Seston at the Waterloo theatre announces Nora Boyes Revue In Time has closed on tour and will not appear Saturday night. Patrons face disappointment as the sprightly dancer and singer was a local favorite. The show was to begin in Chisago Sunday at the Auditorium after Waterloo, with all future dates canceled and no explanation given.
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Shuberts
Seston
Waterloo Theatre
Nora Boyes
Nora
Chisago
Aditorium
Waterloo
Nho
Tess of the Storm Country at Plaza Theatre
Mary Pickford stars in Tess of the Storm Country at the Plaza Theatre. The drama follows an unlettered girl who bears two families amid hatred from a rich man’s land squatter conflict, blending intense tragedy with human humor. Also shown is Woman-Proof at the Strant, a comedy drama about a will leaving millions to four heirs on marriage conditions.
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Mary W Pickford
Plaga Theatre
Mary Pickford
Tess
Wickford
I Ts
Plaza Theatre
Tom Meighan
Lila Lee
Chamberlain Medicine Co offers trial package by mail
Seasonal advertisement urges readers to bend their name and address with five cents to Des Moines Iowa to receive Chamberlains Cough Remedy Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve for five cents. The offer promises relief for coughs colds bronchitis stomach trouble burns wounds and skin ailments.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Notable principals in a Midwestern theater production
The piece notes Tot, Rimpels, Ary Astue and Edgar Nan jiu along with Joy and Moores in a Minute the Maruhiil Nolan production at the Viyetal theater. The writeup highlights bemoly beauty and the transformative effect of press publicity on the show.
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Jeatrica Joy
Matt Moores
Maruhiil Nolan
Viyetal
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