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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1926

Page

13

Moline Plows Rally In Series Opener Against Waterloo

Moline Plows win second game, swing 6 2 early leads as Schwartz, Guppy star. Waterloo Hawks rely on Mathers and Worthington in a tight pitcher’s duel with Dixon sidelined yet present at first base. Third game set with Red Hamilton to pitch for Dubuque transfer series continues through the week.

Waterloo Red Hammilton Cletus Dixon Bartlett Willan S$pens Dubuque Fleury Andy Schwartz Andy Anderson Althe Waterloo Eveat Worthington Waytula Mathers Frank Ant Sol Fleury Anderson Andre Guppy Kaplan Alphonse Gaston Swanson Barrett Christman Pleury Wilson Teevens Wartula Tarett Dixon Vleury Moline Clarke Fron Hawks Grant Ife Mutt Ed Pleurar Sehwarts Innins Les Mal Teovens Warula P Adamson Wirerlaa Abbott Phar J. Grant Fo Clarke Pay Moline Waterino Schwartz Wiorthington Fleur Anson Cii Cuppy Tarnett White Deathie Pave S Sant N- Lott Ware Ula Joling Greene

Strangler Lewis Wins in Match With Romano

Vernon California report: Strangler Lewis, claimant to the world heavyweight wrestling championship, defeated Mike Romano in 33 minutes with a headlock. Romano failed to return to the ring after a nine minute rest. Wayne (Big) Munn also defeated Canton Wine of Iowa in nine minutes.

Vernon Cal Strangler Lewis Mike Romano Lewis Romano Wayne Big) Munn Ard

Stars and Eggs and Poems From a Chicago Banquet

A fragmented social page notes Estelle, a star contributor, sending verse and a note during the absence. It mentions Mr. Oscar Doolittle promoted at a packing plant, eggs served at a society banquet, and a biologist remarking on vegetables. A light, eclectic collage of verses and social items ends with a fisherman waiting in the Gedue river amid musings on youth and love.

Chicago Estelle Oscar Doolittle

Silva and Nelson Paired in Windup at Park Tonight

A Spaniard named Jack Silva and Dane Battling Nelson clash in a Park Tonight meet at Metric Park in a likely classy summer bout. Silva carries a slight edge on experience while Nelson, a veteran, could upset. Semiwindup features Tint Boore Waterlon and Buddy Ruel in a four round affair. Gattisball and Kid Crusty meet in the prelim.

Silva Nelson Meetric Park Jack Siva Trinidad Cale Davenport Fort Dodie Madman Tint Boore Waterlon Buddy Ruel Fort Darge Gattisball Kid Crusty

Carpentier to Attend Friday Boxing Show at Park

Georges Carpentier the French champion heavyweight and war hero may attend the Friday boxing card at the baseball park featuring Lou Rollinger versus George Bourland in a 10 round bout. Bourland arrives with Ern est Summerell and vows to fight the best rollinger yet. The program also lists Net other bouts and a $1,000 purse share paid to Rollinger with the American Legion band to perform.

Georges Carpentier Jack Dempsey Baseball Park Lou Rollinger George Hourland American Legion Varney Lichtenstein Rollinger Carpentier Bollinger Chicago Bourland Ernest Summerell Scrles Summerell Pacific Coast Joe Gans Jack Johnson Lou Bollinger George Bourland Leo Genet Des Moines Young Franks Cedar Rapids Kid Lee Mount Auburn Caddy Welly Young Harry Waterloo Kid Vila Parkersburg Kid Roberts Johnny Fulton American Legion Band Middlewest Larney Lichtenstein Alex Fidler Cedar Raplids

Standing of the clues and baseball scores

Mississippi Villey Lexcne Itowa 2 Dubuque 8 Waterloo 6 Ottumwa 9 Cedar Rapids Mock Island Burlington 3 National Seacur St Louis 6 2 Pittsburigh 1 L Philadelphia 7 Boston 2 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0 No others scheduled American League Cleveland St Louis 5 Philadelphia 8 New York 5 Washington 2 Boston 0 Detroit 7 Chicago 6 America Association Indianapolis 4 Toledo St Paul 8 Milwaukee 0 Louisville 6 Columbus 3 Kansas City 9 Minneapolis 3 Western Leagan Des Moines 9 Omaha 0 forfeit Lincoln 7 Denver 4 No others scheduled

Mississippi Villey Itowa Dubuque Waterloo Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Mock Island Burlington National Seacur St. Louis Pittsburigh Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cincinnalti Cleveland New York Washington Detroit America Association Indianapolis Toledo St. Paul Milwaukee Louisville Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis Western Leagan Des Moines Omaha Lincoln Denver Atlesissippi Valley Aenelies Coast Americas Pet Wasas City Hs Ge I. Fet Oklahoma Tulsa Sue Ia St. Joseph Wichita

Michigan Star Benny Oosterbaan Refuses Pro Offer

Benny Oosterbaan, a Michigan University star, publicized a letter from Bob Folwell asking him to join the Philadelphia Pro Football League team. He said he is a junior at Michigan and plans to remain in college, noting he has no idea of leaving.

Benny Oosterbaan Michigan U Star Shuskegon Mich Bennie Oosterbaan University of Michigan Bob Folwell Philadelphia Gosterbaan Ors Furming Eeam Michigan

Ansons Take Second Game 2-0 Over Dubuque

Marshalltown Iowa September 1 Ansons shut out Dubuque 2 to 0 in the second game of the series. Both runs came in the second inning on a double and three singles. Ansons turned three double plays and pitchers Altgilders and Sides allowed six scattered hits.

Marshalltown Dubuque Spensmen Ansons Dubuque Walls Taya

Bresnahan Becomes Iowa's First Incoming Coach for 1926 Season

Town City Sept 1 The first Iowa coaching star to arrive from vacation is George T Bresnahan assistant director of athletics and head track coach. He spent two weeks at Red Arrow camp in northern Wisconsin owned by Rotlie Williams former Wisconsin nine letterman. Bresnahan also serves as freshman coach in football and basketball. Remaining staff expected within a day to begin building Iowa athletic teams.

Town City Iowa George T. Bresnahan Red Arrow Ramp Wisconsin Rotlie Wiliams Wisconsin Nine Towa

Yankees May Be Forced To Fight For AL Honors

New York Yankees face a sobered season as they lag behind the Indians and Athletics in the pennant race. Six games with Philadelphia’s Athletics loom, while the Athletics need six wins in ten games to threaten the Yankees. The Indians appear the likeliest pace-setter as New York slips and tries to salvage the title by finishing level with the Athletics.

Uayla J. Walsh New York Cushing Wames Athlees Yankees Ul Teoken Yaks Rommel Letty Grove Yanks Athletics Indians Speaken Terex Cardinals Reds Pirates Minniwat

Yesterday's Homeruns and Leaders in Baseball

National League leaders include Bell of St Louis with a .1 average and Sand of Philadelphia. Key stats feature Wilson of Chicago, Cayter of Pittsburgh with 16 runs, Walker of Reds with 20 triples, and Cuyter of Pirates with 29 stolen bases. Kremer of Pirates went 16 and 4 in wins and losses.

L. Bell St. Louis Pittsburgh Sand Chiladelphie Larrets Chicago Detroit Ruth National Wilson Whicago Mits Brown Braves Cayter Pirat Bottomles Cardinals Walker Reds Stalen Cuyter

Traynor Best in National Says Demaree

Former York Giants pollster Demaree backs Pie Traynor as 1926 National League MVP. He lauds Traynor’s offense and competitive poise, notes Haven Cuyler as a rising star, and lists peers Rube Bressler Les Bell Bottomley George Kelly and others as worthy contenders.

York Giants Plot Traynor Pitttsburgh Haven Cuyler Grantham Wright Pirates Rube” Bressler Reds Lestry Bell Bottomley George Kelly The Blunts

Big Ten Stadiums Expand to Seat 260000 Fans

Chicago reports Western Conference football venues will offer over 400000 permanent seats and 170000 temporary seats this fall, a 50000 gain. Northwestern adds a new field boosting capacity to 40000, Michigan plans Ferry Field replacement, and Ohio State remains largest at 63064 with 20000 overflow. Total Big Ten investment tops 6.52 million.

Chicago University of Chicago Stage Field Northwestern University Worthwestern Northwestern University of Michigan Iowa Ohio Ohio State Bess Illinois Memorial Indiaon

Shuck Island slips past Burlington in nine in nine

Shuck Island coach notes a 4 to 2 victory over Burlington after a late rally. Bryants relief appearance in the eighth helps seal the win for Shuck Island as Burlington strands runners. Reed and Parente provide key hits while Venemon and Bryant square off on the mound.

Rock Tsland Shuck Island Boys Burlington Shanklin Bryvant Parente Mathias Hiffman Teeichle vcceecu-Bel Penerson Rock Us Abrippo AE Murphs Serre Genttelin Fly Jtorgens iNick W. Rye Smith Iy Ora Shurekh Elaherun Rebehie Sliver

Kliebenstein Captures Third Flight Title at Sunnyside

L A Kliebenstein wins the third flight championship at Sunnyside Country Club by defeating George Lichty in the final, 4 and 2. Final rounds for the championship and second flights are to be completed by Sunday.

L. A. Kliebenstein Sunnyside Gf. A. Riebenstein Sunnyside Country George Lichty

Dempsey Tunney Activities Highlight Ring News

Atlantic City reports Dempsey rests from sparring and tours kennel and dogs with two new sparring partners upcoming. Tunney feted en route to Albany with reception plans in Philadelphia and training moves in Stroudsburg. Gopher Traps suggests two-day trapshoot at Fort Snelling with 100 and 200 targets scheduled.

Atlantic City WSH Jack Dempse Dot Camden Dempsey Awill Marty Burke New Orleans Carpentier Rank Brush New York Walk Miller Tiger Dempsey Tunney Albany Gere Tunney Philadelphia Ack Dempsey Billy Gibson Navy Nord Plain Broad Street Kendrick Stadium Alinneapoli Minn Twin City Shooting Association Fort Snéliing

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