Banner Season Shown at Byrnes Park Golf Links
Attendance and receipts at Byrnes park golf links surpassed prior records with 21,249 players from April 4 to October 28. Total receipts reached 8500.28, including season tickets and a 25 cent per-visit deposit. May was the top month financially and June 9 marked the biggest day. Caldwell notes tourism and care of grounds added to the season’s success.
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J. D. Caldwell
Brunes Park Links
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C. ©. Chesterman
118 Pounder New Tack Star for Michigan State
East Lansing, Mich. Oct. 34 AP Michigan State College unveils Lauren P Brown, the flying midget, as captain of the cross country team. Weighing 115 pounds, he holds the Central Intercollegiate individual title and Michigan A A U Indoor two mile record. Brown tops a strong squad with Ted Wilmarth and Oscar Dowd, aiming for the R T A A cross country title at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Detroit
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Hartford
New York
Basketball Drills at Iowa Will Open Within Fortnight
Iowa City, Oct 31 The University of Iowa varsity basketball squad will begin official drills in the second week of November. Coach Justi M. Barry says some players are already doing light workouts focusing on ball handling and shooting. Barry, also football ends coach, is occupied with football duties and won’t lead the basketball team himself. The Hawks open the season with a game against South Dakota on December 8 on the field house court.
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Towa City
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Natalie Wins Pocket Billiards Matches at Popular Cigar
Natalie, expert pocket billiards organizer at Popular Cigar store, defeated Earl Dobson 100 to 39 in 12 innings with a 27 high run, then beat Bill Urie 100 to in 14 innings with a 26 high run. Her last appearance is today at 4 pm and 8 pm.
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Jackie Fields Knocks Out Sammy Baker in Second Round
Los Angeles daily report notes Jackie Fields a rising welterweight prospect defeats Sammy Baker of New York by knockout in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Fields improved to add Baker to recent wins including Young Jack Thompson in San Francisco as he advances in the welterweight ranks. Fields weighed 145 2 2 pounds to Bakers 146 1 2.
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Jack Thompson
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Mischief and mild mayhem of Halloween lore
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls youth pranks from sneaking near a grouchy reader to window peeking and fence hopping. The speaker laughs at passed mischief while imagining a rueful Halloween quiet, then shifts to a jagged, satirical collage of modern oddities from a Milwaukee pastor turned hotel bouncer to football real estate gags and Arthurian legends.
Belgian Team Leads Six Day Bicycle Race at Broadway Armory
Chicago October 31 Pi Debaeres and Debaeres and De Clerk, the Belgian team, led the field at the fifty third hour of the six day race. They moved from fourth after a sequence of jams. Van Kempen and Mike Rodak had held first since opening night. Debstetes and Landis were rushed to hospital after five riders crashed at Dead Man's Curve during a late scramble.
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Hele
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Landis
Nashua Faces Greene Football Team Next Game
Nashua advances to meet the Greene football team in a forthcoming clash as local hopefuls prepare for a tough matchup. The brief note hints at shifting lineups and fan interest ahead of the contest.
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Greene
Fights Last Night Dazzle in Unconfirmed Boutcard
Unclear text lists fighters and places with many misspellings. Mentions Tecen Hurry Ry and Jackie emis among participants with opponents from Boston and New York areas. Outcome and arc unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Mein
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Lavi Krnekert
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Now Yam
Wits Jonny Aduine
Ban Revhardina
Big Ten foes brace for non conference invasion
Chicago October 31 The Crimson tide from Alabama heads to Madison to face Wisconsin in a non conference clash as part of three Big Ten invasions. Ohio State and Princeton also travel west as Michigan and Illinois prepare for key tests with Michigan optimistic, Indiana injuries noted, and Chicago maroons perched bottom with changes up front in a broad conference preview.
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Tad Wieman
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Dyche Stadium
Hanley
Bill Griffin
Manchester Prepares for Battle with Independence Nov 12
Manchester to meet Independence on Armistice Day week in a key game at home. Coach Greene’s squad is nearing full strength after drills and a pause for rest, with Pate poised to return next week. Harris Hops and Darey share backfield duties as Reisner and Conk work on wing play and defense to blunt Independence’s strong line.
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Trading Frenzy Expected As Baseball Gears Up
New York Oct 31 trading lefty O’Qoal to the Phillies sparks a brisk early market as managers seek changes. Giants and Phillies start the ball rolling with a frost season move while minor leagues prepare for December meetings at the King Edward hotel. Expect a flood of deals as majors and minors assemble for talks and trades.
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William Stribling Defeats Sid Terris in Three Rounds
In Atlanta, Georgia, on October 31, William L. Stribling, the younger, advanced to Tex Rickard's heavyweight elimination arena in New York after disposing of Sid Terris of North Carolina in three rounds last night.
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Tex Rickard
New York
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Newcomers Registered With Waterloo Merchants Group
Seventeen newcomers were listed with the Waterloo Retail Merchants association last week, with only three withdrawals. New arrivals include M. R. Pattison, Edwin Willworth, A. D. Mosby, Deli White, H. C. Ansom, Mrs E. L. Wood, Leona Haskins, Frank Neipert, C. H. Gnagy, Robert G. Ross, Frank H. Daniels, Art W. Knoblack, Ray Dickey, Louis Funk, Leo H. Poncil, and others at various downtown addresses.
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Witty
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Newell
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Coe's Grid Machine Prepares for Mount Vernon Test
Coe College extends a strong season by preparing to face Mount Vernon led by coach Dick Barkers. Dope favors Coe after victories over Town State Teachers Carroll and Monmouth, while Moray L. Eby focuses on shaping the Kohawks for a grueling upcoming game.
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Coe
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Cornell Aims To Upset Coe In Mount Vernon Clash
Mount Vernon reports say Cornell travels with resolve to topple conference champion Coe and avenge past defeats. A large homecoming crowd is expected with tickets selling fast and busloads of Coe students preparing to cheer their team.
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Joie Ray Defeats El Ouafi Easily in Special Race
Joie Ray avenged his earlier loss to Olympic marathon champion El Ouafi by beating him by four laps in a 16 mile arena race in Philadelphia. Ray finished in 1 hour 27 minutes 18 1 5 seconds. Ken Mullen placed third and Wille Kolehmainen fourth.
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Purdue Fullback Hurt Casts Shadow Over Indiana
Lafayette Indiana October 31 Bill Miller Purdue fullback sustained a badly wrenched knee and may miss finishing season with benching until the final game against Indiana.
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