Schutzman to pitch for Waterloo tomorrow
Waterloo Athletics lineup outlines Schutzman likely starting at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Cedar River park against Geivein, with O'Connor receiving Schutzman's offerings. Des Moines bats may arrive to help, while Williams, Hollenbeck, Kroy, Metcalf, and others prep for a Labor Day doubleheader in Oelwein.
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Club Golf Meet Nearing Finals on Labor Day
The Sunnyside and championship flights face delays as matches in the directors and Lux outside flights await results. Hart Dunkelberg advances toward the championship final while Zimmerman figures loom. George Lichts and Fred Adams prepare to select teams from among players for a dinners match.
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Fred Adams
Belding May Not Return to Iowa
Iowa City reports that Lester Belding of Meson City may not return to the University of Iowa this fall after his father broke a leg recently. Hawkeye followers hope he will reclaim his right end spot when practice begins, while Captain Aubrey Devine prepares to return after a summer at Camp Minocqua recovering from a minor operation.
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BPORT FLASHES In Associated Press brief notes
Albert Lea light heavyweight Helmer Myre defeated Bill Schober in Minnesota. In New York Jersey City Jim Savage was named referee for the world title fight Labor Day between Johnny Wilson and Bryan Downer. Plankington hotel stake won by Jim Boot in Kansas City. Chicago pitcher Harold Chase released to Wichita. Brit ish golfers 4 up and 3 in a 36 hole match.
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Minn
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Bill Schober
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New York
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Jersey City
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Bryan Downer
Cleveland
Milwaukee
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Chicago
Harold Chase
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San Francisco
Wichita
Charles Evans, Jr
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George Duncan
A Comic Strip in Type McEvoy
A fuzzy tale labeled Gwan-To Bed Stories follows Koo Koos who fall from nests form a secret club in the forest. The group led by a Royal Gorgeous Rasp berry decides to punish Gertie Caterpillar by mud and burrs. The story ends with the group defending its humane facade as bedtime nears.
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Buena Vista to field eight veterans in 1921 grid
Buena Vista college football opens practice under Coach George W. Warner with eight returning veterans led by Captain Byron Aicarane at center and veterans Vern Robinson, Joe Kavane, Rob ert Barr, Beryl Rice, Clarence Walstead, and George C. Rae to anchor the line. The schedule includes Luther College, Ellsworth, Still College, Western Union, Iowa State Teachers, Luther Decorah, and Dakota Westeyan, with two dates open on Nov. 18 and 24.
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Bathie and Bragdon win seven up at Sunnyside links
Bathie and Douglas Bragdon defeated Burr Lichty and Frei McClain in the Scotch foursome at Sunnyside Country Club. Individual scores: Bragdon 39, Bathie 78, Lichty 92, McClain 70. Bragdon vowed to rematch, while Miss Margaret Addington reached the finals of the Sunnyside ladies tournament with a win over Mrs Chandler, as semifinals linger for other contenders.
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Burr Lichty
Frei McClain
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McClain
Bathie
Bragdon
Byrnes Park
Margaret Addington
Sunnyside Country Club
H. B. Chandler
A. W. McFarlane
L. W. Bryant
Dysart Dominates La Porte for Third Straight Win
Dysart defeated La Porte City 1 to 0 in a tight showcase as Schmitz pitched flawlessly with Whitford keeping La Porte to two hits after the third. Setz left the game with an injury, and Dysart’s outfielders Reimer and Zimmer collided with Zimmer exiting in the later innings.
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Pete Herman to defend title versus Roy Moore
New York Sept 2 Tex Rickard will open Madison Square Garden for the winter boxing season on Sept 23. Pete Herman will defend his bantam title against Roy Moore of St Paul. Davis Cup play begins Forest Hills with William M Johnston of San Francisco facing Ichiro Kumagae of Japan in the first of a three day series.
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San Francisco
Ichira Kumagae
Japan
Pirates cling to top in national standings
Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Brooklyn, winning 10 4 then 4 0 as Pertica and Scherdel dominated. New York Americans took a lead in the American League by sweeping Washington 6 3 and 8 1, while Detroit beat Cleveland 7 1 and Chicago defeated St Louis 5 1. Substantial hits and pitching highlighted a day of multiple games across the leagues.
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Club standings and yesterday's results across leagues
American Association games Toledo 16 Milwaukee 2 Louisville 5 Minneapolis 4 Columbus Kansas City rain Indianapolis 1 St Paul 8 Three-I League Bloomington 4 Evansville 3 Moline 6 Rockford 9 Peoria 1 Terre Haute 3 Cedar Rapids 4 Rock Island 3 Western League St Joseph 6 Sioux City 2 No other games scheduled.
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Yankees Sweep to Lead with Double-Header Wins
The New York Yankees leaped into first in the American League by sweeping Washington in a double header 6 to 3 and 8 to 7. The St. Louis Cards moved past Pittsburgh and Braves by taking a double bill 10 to 1 and 8 to 0. The Giants fell to Robins 5 to 1 wiping out a chance to lead, while Detroit edged Cleveland 9 to 8 in 12 innings to drop the champions from the top. The Browns beat the White Sox 3 to 0, adding to a day of shifting standings.
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Gun Club Practice Shoot Highlights Witry Shores and Chapman
Eleven marksmen competed in a trap practice shoot at the gun club with 25 third events. Witry Shores and Chapman swept one event each while Hartman, Simpson and others posted scores. Simpson noted for a novice's creditable showing as Walter French and Harry Sigworth contributed solid scores.
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Reform Bureau Abandons Labor Day Ring Match
The International Reform bureau will not pursue stopping the Labor Day middleweight title bout between Jormar Wilson and Bryan Downer. Counsel Herbert Clark Gilson said the bureau will instead focus on repealing New Jersey boxing laws.
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New Jersey
Cedar Falls Legion Ball Team Ends Bonanza Year Sunday
Cedar Falls and La Porte City meet at Washington Park to close the 1921 season. Worrell of Waterloo likely to pitch as Cedar Falls aims to finish with a strong finish after a 12 and 3 season record. Other results include Cedar Falls wins and losses against Denver Ackley Parksburg War Washburn Ullinois Central Grundy Center Waverly Clarksville Town Indians Tracor and Illinois Central. University of Minnesota football practice set for Sept 15.
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Prices Too High Fans Call For Baseball Relief
New York readers of the Evening Mail urge price cuts as fan loyalty wanes. Hugh Fullerton cites a 20 percent drop in New York attendance from July 1 to 20 and estimates 10,000 fans have dropped from regular attendance, with 480 recent letters blaming high prices. He notes many still attend 1–2 games weekly, while others quit entirely, and argues owners should adjust prices downward to reflect conditions and retrenchment trends after White Sox scandal coverage.
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Barleycorn Leads in Keeping Police Busy During August
bootleggers wares furnished the police department its largest quota of business during August with 7 arrests. Most were for intoxication or traffic offenses. Other charges included indecent behavior, maintaining nuisances and vagrancy. Thirteen were held for state charges. 97 city cases and 17 state cases overall. The Westminster Abbey wax figures section adds a historical note about monarchs and warriors.
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Lord Nelson
Eight Grid Games On Cornell Card
Mount Vernon Iowa Sept 3 The following football schedule has been announced by Coach Sherman Finger director of athletics at Cornell. He expects a successful season despite lacking seasoned line material with assistance from Line Coach Morrison and Arlo Sanderson. The schedule lists games against Upper Iowa Hammne Drake Grinnell Cedar Rapids and others with dates in October November and December.
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Sherman Finger
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Finger
Morrison
Harvard
Arlo Sanderson
Upper Iowa University
Hammne
Allison vs Dempsey Looms In Labor Day Bout At Castle Congress
Murmurs of discontent about Allison facing Dempsey at Castle Congress arena on Labor Day faded after reports he is fielding promoter offers from Omaha Denver Los Angeles and Seattle. The Duluth fighter, famed for bouts with Pinky Mitchell, is in peak form, intent on proving experience over youth on fight day in Waterloo with plans to arrive Sunday or Monday.
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