Storme's Homerun Props Hawks Hard-Fought 9-8 Victory
Kenneth Storme powered a bases loaded homer as the Hawks beat the Tigers 9 to 8 in a thriller at the local ball yard. Dubuque's Garrick Weber and Speran homered for the Tigers, while John Niggeling earned his thirteenth win for the Hawks amid tense late innings.
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Storme
Hawks
Tigers
Kenneth Storme
Esterday
Kenneth
Dubuque
Teague
Sterme
Jack Frost
John Benda
Tony DeFate
Wehde
Tiger
Oiten
Chick Walsh
Bowers
Army of boys ready for gridiron season begins
Football fans recall past grid scenes as coaches marshal squads for two months after Sept. 15. An ex-player says the work is hard but rewarding, while many youths join the gridiron army for the glory of Dear Old Shyash. The Waterloo Baseball Association plans its annual party if the Hawks win the pennant.
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Shyash
Waterloo Baseball Association
Sam Frank
Hawks
Clayton Thompson
Sig Vicksara
Mrs Hutchison Wins Sunnyside Country Club Title
Mrs R C Hutchison won the Sunnyside Country club Women’s golf title by defeating Mrs Herb Mucha 2 and 1 in the 18 hole final. The match, played in the afternoon, drew a large gallery as Hutchison clinched the crown with steady putting and precision on Par 4 holes.
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R. C. Hutchison
Sunnyside Country Club
Herb Mucha
Hutchison
Grid youths toil for season as Labor Day drills begin
East and West High schools launch pre season workouts on Labor Day with 23 Orange and Black players equipped. Coach Mukeever aims to strengthen veteran backfield while Meeter builds West squad for eight games starting Sept 21 against Independence and a return match at Davenport.
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Midge Mukeever
Butch Meeter
East
West
Makeover
Spencer
Des Moines
Ile Orange
Davenport
River City
Locust Street
Yss
West High
Independence
Mester
Grinnell
Storm Lake High School
Eastern Netmen Edge West in Forest Hill Series Opener
Eastern tennis stars opened their annual series with the West at Forest Hill, posting a 6-1 victory on the first day. Five singles and several doubles matches featured Gregory Mangin of Newark vs Lewis White and John Van Ryn vs Doeg, while Berkeley Bell faced Fritz Mercur as Lott and Doeg joined the lineup after winning the Brookline doubles title.
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Atlantic Seaboard
West
George Lott
Chicago
Johnny Doeg
Santa Monica
Lott
Doeg
Brookline
Miss
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Lewis N. White
John van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Berkeley Bell
Austin
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Bethlehem
Lett
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Mercur
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South Orange
Beill
White
Gold Amateur Cup Fights for $10,000 Title Today
Bobby Doves opens his annual bid to defend the Havemeyer cup, emblem of the U S amateur golf championship, against British stars led by Gyill Telley. The original cup vanished in 1925 after a fire, replaced by a gold trophy valued at $10 000.
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Bobby Doves
Havemeyer
Gyill Telley
Bobby Jonas
At- Tanti Athletic Club
Burlington Mips Tribe By 10
Burlington Mips Tribe By 10 in Ta Sept 2 Keokuk pitcher George Brown faltered in fifth and sixth as Burlington won opening game 3 0 Sean Rhodes pitched well for the Bees with three unearned runs for Keokuk Chuck Conners and Manager Pep Young led Bees with key hits Young added triple double and single
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George Brown
Keokuk
Burlington Club
Sean Rhodes
Bees
Chuck Conners
Pep Young
Young
Meekuk
Abrapore Schinski
Tri¢D Bush
Pete
Dougherty
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Patton
Emerson
Jacobs
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Dehua
Issss
Conners
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Hunter
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Trier
Cox
Bhirley
Lute
Schinski
Bush
Rhodes
Schwartz
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Debus
Due
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Teplres
Oellermann
Rapp
Littleport Nips Manchester Club In 11 8 Victory
In a loosely played Sunday game at Littleport Manchester, playing without their regular shortstop St. John late, was beaten 13 to 8. Buesing Shaw and He Zor for Littleport struggled on the mound while Pust and Larson supplied the sole bright spots with the bat for their teams.
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Courier Special
Manchester
Littleport
St. John
Buesing
Shaw
Pust
Larson
Blue Waters in Search of New Balboa at Golf
Belmont California September reportage paints the National Amateur championship of 1929 as a lush Garden of Allah scene. The field includes Jones Neville Tolley von Elm and ex-champions as 140 golfers compete in qualifying rounds amid dramatic coastal scenery and golf fate.
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Blue Waters
New Balboa
Vy Davis J. Walsw
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Belmont
Cal
Allah
Jones
Jack Neville
Cyril Tolley
England
George von Elm
Sweetser
Evans
Egan
Ross Somerville
Don Carrick
Canadien
T. 4. Bourne
Eustace Storey
Lord Charles Hope
George Dawson
Paul Hunter
Johny , McHugh
Allen Moser
Don Moe
Phil Finlay
Gene Homans
Eddie Held
Frank Dolp
Dr. Willing
George Voight
Ben Stein
Rudie Wilhelm
Jones Man
Pacific
Garden of Allah
von Elm
Altho von Elm
Tolley
Fate
America
Jimmie Ritchie
Warner 5 Formations Shift Football Strategy in 1999
Sol Metzger discusses Warner’s two basic formations and Stanford’s “Formation 3” as modern teams adopt deception via hidden ball, spinner, and double passes. The piece highlights Stanford’s No. 4 back Hofman, blocking, and a sequence where Nos. 3 and 1 set up a forward pass create an end run, illustrating the era’s evolving tactics and coaching lineage from Warner and Knute Rockne.
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Sol Metzger
Warner 5
Arthur G. Sempson
Taft
Stanford
West Point
Iself
Warner
Hofman
Teater
Hoffman
Joose
Medert
Knuts Rockne
Unusual Round Draws Big Field At Keystone Event
Ward Edmonds the Stanford pole vaulter is joined on the eighteenth green while Dink Templeton Stanford coach and Maurice McLaughlin with Eddie Field head for the course. A rare turnout sees 23 withdrawals including Jack Westland French champion Jess Guilford Bill Fowles Louis Jacoby Watts Gun Johnny Ames Harry Legg Arthur Yates Jimmy Ward Maurice Mccarthy and John Dawson among others.
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Ward Edmonds
Stanford
Dink Templeton
Maurice McLaughlin
Eddie Field
Altho
Jack Westland
Jess Guilford
Bill Fowles
Louis Jacoby
Watts Gun
Johnny Ames
Difficulties Fixing Dates For Series Loom
World series between the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics faces weather conflicts football schedules and a Pennsylvania Sunday baseball ban. If it runs seven games it could extend into mid October with travel and rest days. Opening in Chicago on Oct 1 remains likely with potential Philadelphia start debated.
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George Birkley Tristed
New York
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Virginia Poly
Franklin Field
Chicago
Indiana
Yale-Georgia
Athens
Notre Dame Navy
Baltimore
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Princeton
Stars of Track Gather Today in Chicago Classic
Star athletes including Harold Osborne, record holder in high jump, F Morgan Taylor, Olympic hurdler and former Grinnell College athlete, and Ray Conger, Olympic runner, compete at Soldier Field in the Central A A U track and field championships. College stars Bill Portmess of Northwestern and Hal White of Illinois are among entrants challenging Olympic contenders.
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Soldier Field
Central
Harold Osborne
F. Morgan Taylor
Grinnell College
Ray Conger
Town State College
Bill Portmess
Northwestern University
Hal White
Ilinois
Olympia
League Leaders Scrambled in Batch of Odd Names
A distorted OCR list shows various team names and players like Athletics, Tigers, Yankees, and mixed spellings such as Homermouth and Fotsera. The fragment glances at doubles and bases with numbers like 14 and 40, but overall lacks coherent structure or clear event details.
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Hornsby
Cubs
Ore
Gants
Fits—O'doul
Phillies
Doubtes
Prederick
Toobins
L. Waner
Pirates
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Ougley
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Americas
Foxx
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Gehringer
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Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Hawks Clash Dubuque In Mississippi Valley Doubleheader
Labor Day sports schedule centers on the Hawks aiming to hold second place as they face Dubuque in a two game set at Mississippi Valley League Park. Hilly Prince to start the opener with Greg Becker in reserve for the nightcap while boxing headlined by Kenneth Hunt versus Low Gordon at Electric Park.
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Gtorme
Wehde
Mfe
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Bowers
Prevest
Russell
Dixon
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Ather Walsh
Patterson
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Frost
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Tetley
Maline
Cedar Rapids
Wateriooans
Mississippi Valley League Park
Dubuque
Prince
Becker
Cletus Dixon
Hilly Prince
Greg Becker
Sunnysida Country Club
Byrnes Park
Sunnyside
Tinois Central Gun Club
Gates Park
Ilinois Central
St Electric Park
Kenneth Hunt
Townight
Low Gordon
Cedny
Marksmen Vie in Matches at Perry Camp Perry
A field of 2,214 riflemen entered for the Leach trophy at the National Rifle matches held at Camp Perry. The event uses 890, 900 and 1,000 yard ranges with seven shots per stage, any rifle, sight, or ammunition, fired prone. The Massachusetts civilian team and the Town National Guard won the infantry match elimination positions yesterday. Finals are slated for Friday. The Leamis consisted of eight men per team, with twenty nine teams entered.
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Camp Perry
Town National Guard
Massachusetts Civilan
Fridsay
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