Water loo Hawks fall in series opener as Burlington wins
Willoughby hopes to pitch Hawks to even the series against Bees after a 13 to 6 defeat. Burlington pounded 12 runs on 2% inning, while Cletus Dixon led the Hawks with two singles and a double. Roger Beal contributed a triple double for Waterloo Cedar Rapids, but the Bees pulled ahead early and maintained the lead through the game.
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Roger Beal
Cedar Rapids
Cletus Dixon
Stuart Clarke
Waterloo
Waterlon
McCaffrey
Isrke
Rye
Dizon
Richdirds
Vitis
Ginks
Kettenbeil
Dixon A
McDernatt
Miaking
Spurbeck
Mikes
Altie
Thesis Spurbeck
Charlier Barrett
St Louis
Barrett
Lemiffer
Dixon
McDermnotty
Richards
Worthington
St Oor
Finkler
Spurheck
P Kelsey
Willoughbs
Burlington
Farr
Sas- Beal
Retchle
Lip
Uwaue Manger
Swanson
Troy Bunman
Burlieman
Persacon
Fapke
Valle Gu FE
Wwe
Spe- Kock
Island
Dubuque Dubuque
Marshalston
Valentine
Ouruniwa
Burlington Bole
Robertson
Adam
Rational League
Dubuque
Age Eloielete
Lanis
Delaney
Pba
Meyers
Errer
Vis
Marshals
Arteil
Bert
Cudar Rapids
Rhpoae
Washington
Huarte
Philadelatin Ars
Shiehds
Chicary
Bad Orstath
Beouis
Sturme
New York
Ea Huston
America
Dubucurce É
Louisville
Des Delaney
Wmsgh Felds
Toles
Marshall Speas
Conkex
Mil
Josing Nitcher
Sy Aul
Nields
Anson
Wales
Ae Marshiell
Wlan
Vine Day Bartlett
Denver
Dubucie
Burrus
St Vales Tin
Wiens
Burtus
Elon
Burr
Menin
Adlington
von Addingten
Tee Er
Pitehe Tishaney
Frits Knipp
Li Vio
Pire Tulvenport
Tek Bowrlind
Irsie
East High and West High Scrimmages Preview Fall Football
East High conducts a brief scrimmage with two teams as 50 players report for practice led by John Heldt and Midge Makeever. Captain Snyder leads backfield candidates while 75 aspirants show at West High under Ralph Sarff with 40 minutes of fundamentals before a planned Sept 26 opener vs Oelwein.
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East High
John Heldt
Midge Makeever
Heldt
Makeever
Blum
Blim
Capt
Snyder
Orange
Davis
Benjamin
Bernard
Kammeyer
Dawson
Markham
Ritz
Helly
Thompson
Paul
Rose
Diekmann
Smith
Stevenson
Oelwein
Weat
Ralph Sarff
West High
Sarff
C. C. Dunsmoor
Greene High
Charles City
Greene
Rose and Black
Cornell College Looks Forward to a Strong Grid Season
Cornell College prepares for a resilient football season under Coach Richard Barker. Vernon will replace Purple veterans as the team faces midwestern opponents including Buena Vista and Coe at Mount Vernon in an overhauled lineup after a Canada camp. The schedule includes matchups with Wartburg and a key October visit from Coe.
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Cornell College
Mouth Vernon
Cornell Concce Vt Ca
Une
Richard
Dicks Barker
Cornell
Corte
Mont Vernon
Purple Veterans
Lesanthr Gree
Barker
Canada
Vernon
Verneil
Midwest
Iowa
Searle
Glack
Carnell Street
Athletics escape West coast bruising in pennant push
Major league action centers on the Washington series with Connie Mack's Athletics returning from the West to challenge the Senators. Philadelphia trails by 3 1/2 games as the pennant race tightens and far west trips dim the team's hopes.
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Red York
Connie Mack
Hig
Philadelphia
Uatile
Washington
Clark Jundich
Senators
Harris
Tie Athletics
Nace
Bucky
Athletics
West
Pirates
Olumah
PHIL
Meadows
Giants
Boston Braves
Cubs
Kaufmann
Crongros
Chet Fierleres
Sky
Cleveland
Benge
Fender
Tex
Magne
Keer Wilson
Outielder Witsen
Matey
Phillie
Frank Bryant Wins When Mates Get It Blows OF Benton
In Benton Island, Frank Bryant wins as teammates execute key plays. The event includes mentions of Benton and Island figures, with several names such as Harry D Benton and others noted in the fragmented report.
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Frank Bryant
Benton
Beek Island
Frank Nevent
Reno
Gregory
Standing of the Clubs Cedar Rapids Beats the Talkative Dubs
In a rough bout Cedar Rapids evens the standings with the Talkative Dubs. Knipp suffers a cut eye in round one then absorbs a further knockdown before the referee stops the bout. Kid Roberts stops a substitute for Harry Rase in short order.
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Knipp
Kid Roberts
Harry Rase
Winsigatant Waller Lenacue In Familiar Rivalry
fragmentary sports item notes Winsigatant Waller Lenacue and Dabucas in a 4 7 scoreline with Teague mentioned. references to Asderointton Buttiss and Tnidianapels 7 St. Joseph 2 and Wichita context appear, along with Glatwarne Vie and nearby teams.
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Winsigatant
Lenacue
Aallien
Lero
Asderointton
Buttiss
St. Joseph
Wichita
Hese Eehialutead
University of Chicago Mixed Sports Update
A chaotic clipping reports limited details on Hawks' Nest W Speas and Chlar Raplis managing players through injuries and scores. It mentions a spiked err, swollen Thurid and various incomplete notes about baseball and basketball activity at the University of Chicago, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Speas
Mathys
Maras Tixan
ReoMany
Tek Toiehares
Stuart Clarke
Neston
Searle
University of Chicago
Flocks of birds and football talk mingle in quirky scrawl
A collage of impressions ranges from graceful blackbird flight and traffic musings to digressions about Fritz Knipp, a fashionably casual note on a school day, and sports chatter. It mentions Dan Lindner and coach Sol Metzger with Ralph Baker praised as a top player.
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Fritz Knipp
Rosie
Fritz
Sol Metzger
By Eye
Sim
Metzger
Ralph Baker
Northwest_im university
Charles City Collegians face tough week of games
Charles City Collegians head into a grueling schedule with matches against Lone Rock at Bancroft this afternoon La Crosse WE Boosters here Wednesday Ray at Charles City Thursday fall festival day and Spencer at Arnolds Park Sunday.
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Charles Ci
Charles “Nly Collegians
Lone Rock
Bancroft
la Crosse
Ray
Charles City
Spencer
Arnolds Park
Ansons Fall 7-4 to Cardinals in opener
Ottumwa defeats Marshalltown 7 to 4 in a well played game. Marlott handles nine chances without an error and O'Shea takes eight chances, while sharp plays frame the defense.
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Ansons
Cardinals
Marlott
Ottumwa
Marshall Town
Bill Marlott
John O'Shea
Marshalltown
Stoweart
Smith
Conrad
Rippla
Springer
Ottuniw
Brandon
Doran
Welch
Schultz
Nordiey
Sultzgaver
Ford
O'Shea
Nordley
Wagner
Hendes
Dormn
Marlett
Hendee
Kos
Boxing Roundup Roster Of Winners Across Cities
A string of quick decisions and knockouts in numerous venues highlights the results. Notable winners include Sid Terris over Jack Bernstein in New York after 12 rounds and Young Stribling knocking out Peck Warren in Dallas. Other bouts feature Clinton Warren, Petey Mack, and Willie Cleary with several close decisions and early stoppages across St Louis, Salt Lake City, Buffalo, and surrounding towns.
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New York
Sid Terris
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
John Devine
Philadelphia
Hudson
Dallas
Tex
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Peck Warren
Athens
St Louis
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Hobby War
St. Paul
Minn
Johnny Saco
Sansone Declared Ineligible For West High Basketball
Joe Sansone captain elect of West High 1926 basketball is ruled ineligible due to reaching 21 before December 16. His absence weakens a defending state title quintet, leaving Haselman and Burgess as returning starters with Potter available until February 1. A new captain will be chosen after football season ends.
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Joe Sansone
West High
Spirit Lake
Oskaloosa
Osceola
Ottumwa
Sansone
Haselman
Burgess
Potter
Sarfif
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Waterloo Hawks
Ed Madigan
Joe McDermott
Archie Kelsey
Dick Richards
Robert House
Fred Roseberg
Peter Groff
Virit McCaffrey
Red Worth
Kayoed
Jack Bourland
Roberts
Walker
Aly
Cletus
Tommy
Chaiis Dixon
Dan Lindner
Pan
Moline
Garron Peteaker
Simmons
Imann
Bottomley
O Fournier
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Cuyler
Charles City Club
Cacer
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G.E. Boyce Optometrist
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