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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1921

Page

6

Ty Cobb May Yet Lead Batters in American League

Detroit star Ty Cobb trails Harry Heilmann narrowly in the race for the American League batting title as averages through Wednesday show Heilmann at .398 and Cobb closing the gap from .395. The piece also notes Tris Speaker rising with a .344 average, Rogers Hornsby emerging as a strong National League batting contender, and Frank Frisch leading base stealing in the Giants lineup.

Chicago Ty Cobb Detroit Treers Harry Heilmann Heilmann Georgia Peach Tris Speaker Cleveland George Sisler St. Louis Gabe Ruth Roth Yankee Harris Washington Veach Carrott E. Collins Chisago Jacob Williams, &J Clevelands Strunk Neil Sewell Bornsby Rogers Hornsby St. Ina Texille Ieoree Giants Kelly Nile Hopneby New York Wits Homatey Frank Frisch Roush Cincinnati McHenry Louis Fournier de Young Mann Teais Cruise Boston Behee Groh Frisch Essocia Kirke Louisville Reb Russel Minneapolis Art Butler Kansas City American Association Rennerup Butler Bunny Brief Baird Indianapolis Fats! Brief Goad Fisner Gainer Ails Thorpe Toledo Scott Telivelt Jack Lelivelt Omaha the Willow Harper Oklahoma City Beck Wienita Circuit Haner

Japanese Battle Uphill in Effort to Capture Davis Cup

In Forrest Hills, Japan's Kummagae and Shimidzu face the Yankee doubles Watson Washburn and R. Nor Tig Williams in the third Davis Cup match. Kummagae underperformed in singles, while Shimidzu's agile court moves mark him as a key threat to the American defenders.

Associated Press Forrest Hills Japan Kummagae Shimidzu Johnston Ichira Kummagae Cenerehy II Shimiézu

American and Japanese Tennis Players Split Davis Singles Matches

Forrest Hills reports American Davis players edged their Japanese opponents in singles, as the tennis features progress. The day also notes club trades and promotions across baseball and golf circles, including a Florida State League pitcher sale and a TV fight indictment, with several British pros prevailing in golf.

Sy Tae Associated Press Forrest Hills Orlando Pia Henry Chicago Tex Rickard Federal Grand Jury New Jersey Chi Mneapolis Abe Mitchelll George Duncan Jack Burke St. Paul Willie Kidd Minneapolis San Francisco Jack Miller Oakland

Vacation at Stake in Comedic Row Over Clothes

A comic strip dialogue centering on Mr. and Mrs. Doveleigh argues over a vacation and new clothes. Mrs Doveleigh demands wardrobe upgrades before leaving, accusing her husband of stinginess, while he insists on budgeting. She asserts she will vacation regardless, prompting a bitter back and forth about purchases and respect. The strip ends with her pursuing new clothes and a vacation despite his protests.

Mr. Doveleigh Mrs. Doveleigh Ovey Associated Editors

State College Men Report for Grid Practice Sept 15

Twelve reg ulars of last year's Iowa State college football squad and new men will report to Coach M. A. Kent for the first gridiron practice of the fall on Sept. 14. Captain Leigh Wallace, Eckersall's all American center, is among those at the college. The eight game schedule features five at Ames with a homecoming against Nebraska on Nov. 79. Coach Kent is aided by Mar ket, Palik, and Stith Smith, new trainer and track coach, will oversee conditioning. Backfield losses include Bord, Hibbs, Vanderleo, and White.

Ames Iowa State Severa M. A. Kent Kent Nw Paize Leigh Wallace Eckersall Colege University of Nebraska Iowa State College Notre Dame Nebraska Wisconsin Ilinois Penn State Charles W. Market Otto Palik Stith Smith Traciner Michigan State Agricultural College University of Maine Mike Murphy Stockholm Bord Hibbs Vanderleo White Iowa City Jon Hand Howard Jones University of Iowa Jones Towa Aubrey Devine Glen Delvine Duke Slater Lester Beldling Iowa Hawkeyes Belding

Sunday school league championship duel set for Labor Day

First Methodists and First Baptists will play off their tie for the Sunday school baseball league championship Monday at 10 a.m. at Byrnes Park. The winner claims the trophy cup donated by a local auto firm. The game was postponed after a deluge last Tuesday evening. The Baptists, rising in skill, may challenge the favored Methodists in a hard fought finale.

First Methodists First Baptists Byrnes Park

Oelwein Plans Double Header for Tomorrow

Oelwein Iowa schedules a double header with Waterloo Athletics at 1 36 p m and Charles City at 1 p m tomorrow. The Oelwein nine will also meet New Hampton at 3 p m on Labor Day, with both teams prepared for the Monday game.

Oelwein Waterloo Athletics Charles. Ity Qear New Hampton

Vance Mellree Signs Up With Washington Americans

Virginia Minn Sept 35. Vance Mellree former Iowa pitching star and New Hampton standout has signed a contract with the Washington Americans He now pitches for Virginia in the Iron Range league.

Virginia Minn Vance Mellree University of Iowa Hampton Washington Americans

Standings And Yesterday's Results In American Association

American Association standings show no games scheduled. Three League reports Rock Island 10 over Rockford and Peoria 4. Evansville 2 over Terre Haute Bloomington before rain. Cedar Rapids-Moline weathered. Omaha 2 Des Moines 1. Tulsa 11 Doya 2. Wichita 72 Oklahoma 4. St. Joseph 4 over Sioux City 2.

Rock Island Rockford & Peoria Evansville Terre Haute-Bloomington Cedar Rapids-Moline Omaha den “Moines Tulsa Doya Wichita Oklahoma St. Joseph Sioux City New York Cleveland St. Louis Washington Avy Aston Perrott Pittsburgh Louis Boston Cincinnati Chicago Rockford Erre Haute

Wilson Downey Fight Stumbles on Weight Limit

Bryant Downer of Cleveland and Johnny Wilson each weighed in under 160 pounds for the Jersey City title bout slated Monday. Both camps predicted a knockout as the 160 pound title fight nears, with Wilson the current holder.

Wilson Downey Amandated Press New York Bryant Downer Cleveland Johnny Wilson Jersey City

Storeroom No.1 Leads in LC HorseShoe Meet

Storeroom No.1 led after two days with 130 points while individual leader Featch from Sheet Metal posted 190 points and 19 ringers. Fourteen teams compete in a round robin tourney running Sept 1 to Sept 16 with a large trophy for the winning team and smaller cups for top individuals donated by the railroad Y. M. C. A. Beal chairs the committee Roy Jackson is secretary treasurer and Roy A Graham supervises as Y secretary.

M. C EB. Beal Roy Jackson Roy A. Graham Roundhous Machinister

Capt Bob Roper Plans Busy Winter Campaign

Chicago heavyweight contender Capt Bob Roper resumes training after a month of rest. He opens September 10 in New York against Eddie O'Hare, then faces Carl Morris in Hutchinson Kansas for 10 rounds on September 14, followed by Harry Foier in Springfield Missouri two days later.

Chicago Bob Roper Ropers New York Eddie O'Hare Bob Hutchinson Kan Carl Morris Roper Harry Foier Springfield

New Record Set for Circling Bases

Mau Rice Archdeacon centerfielder of the Rochester International League club set a world record for circling the bases in 32.5 seconds in a formal trial before the Rochester Newark game. The previous mark of 18.4-5 seconds was held by Hans Labert in 1919.

Rochester Maurice Archdeacon Rochester International League Newark Hans Labert

Fight carnival sets 28 round Labor Day card in Waterloo

Labor Day fight carnival in the Cattle Congress arena promises 28 rounds of action headlined by Neal Allison of Duluth and Ray Dempsey of Milwaukee. Local fans, area townsfolk, and veterans pack Waterloo as promoters expect a strong turnout with preliminaries featuring Joe Knipp and Paul Mellinger.

Cattle Congress Arena Iowa American Legion Cattle Congress Waterloo Aredale Butler County Alison Whale Dempser Loo Neal Allison Duluth Ray Dempsey Milwaukee Allison Dempsey Fens Alison Paul Mellinger Joe Knipp Back Redmond Okoochee Lake Elks Cub Harry's Cigar Store Roxie Martin National Cigarstores Loop Cigar Store Jerry Alton Deg Moines Taday Fritz Knipp Iron Man

Football Prospects at Iowa U Are Not Altogether Rosy

A 1921 Iowa football preview notes veteran leaders Captain Aubrey Devine Glen Devine Duke Slater and Lester Belding as potential anchors but cautions injuries and eligibility issues. It outlines backfield options including Tacqua Meads and Minnick and previews the fall schedule with games against Knox Notre Dame Purdue Minnesota Indiana.

Iowa U

Waterloo Guardsmen Are Crack Marksmen at Meet

Waterloo Iowa guardsmen shine at Camp Perry national small bore rifle shoot. Private Robert Tarbell of Co B totals 715 with 129 slow fire and 87 rapid fire. Sgt Forrest Wing of Co D posts 208 total after 130 slow and 79 rapid. Thirteen town guardsmen compete as 65 teams from all states participate in the event through Sept 25 with 25 matches on the schedule.

Camp Perry Waterloo Iowa National Guard Robert M. Tarbell Co. B Forrest O. Wing Co. OD

Kurth and Gentle Headline Boxing at Electric Park

The headline boxing program at Electric Park features Spider Kurth Waterloo and Tony Gentle Cedar Falls as headliners in a six round bout on Labor Day at 7 20 p m Both fighters are noted for clever fast fighting Young Wagner and Kid Furger meet in a four round preliminary with a 12 minute time allotment Feely to referee A grand final battle royal closes the program with Degro population participants

Irector University of Wisconsin Headlinger Howdy Hitchcock Legion Spider Kurth Waterloo Tony Gentle Cedar Falls Electric Park Labor Day Young Wagner Kid Furger Wagner Furger Jong Feely

Sunnyside Club Breaks Into the National Eye

The Sunnyside Country club gains national attention through a Golfer's Magazine article by G. B. Arthur from Waterloo. It features interior and exterior club photos and carries the title Waterloo Succumbs to Golf.

Sunnyside Country Club Golfer's Magazine G. B. Arthur Waterloo

Cardinals Tain Pirates in another low-scoring clash

Pittsburgh fell to St. Louis 1 to 0 as the Cardinals preserved a three game streak over the Pirates. Fournier doubled and Stock singled for the only run in the eighth, while Pittsburgh missed a bases loaded chance in the seventh.

Pittsburgh St Louie Fournier Stock St. Louis Doak, Haines Clemons Carlson and Brottem Cincinnati Chicago Cincinnatio Ooftnoahra Alexander O'Farrell Rixey Donohue Wingo

Baseball Daily Scoreboard Highlights From Yesterday

Everett Scott extended his consecutive game streak to 800 as the Red Sox defeated the Athletics 4 to 3. Babe Ruth belted his 49th homer to edge ahead of his 1920 pace, while the Yankees topped Washington 9 to 3. Coveleskie left with a strained side as Cleveland routed the Detroit squad 12 to 1. Fournier and Stock propelled the Cardinals past the Pirates 5 to 0, and Sisler collected four of five in the Browns 3 to 0 win over the White Sox.

United Press Everett Scott Red Sox Sox Athletics Babe Ruth The Yanks Washington

Local High School Games Schedule Mixed Across Counties

A slate of matchups includes Waterloo Athletic at Gelwein and Waterloo Belmonts at tvea ITra. Other games feature Waterloo Packers at Dysart and La Porte City at Cedar Falls with Charles City visiting Gelwein. Additional contests list Dike at Reinbeck Denver at Waterl Fremont at Waterl Washington at Waterl Lehigh at Webster City Monticello at Cascade New Hampton at Gelwein and Green Mountain at Reinbeck.

Waterloo Athletic Gelwein Waterloo Cyclones Waterloo Belmonts Tvea-Itra Waterloo Packers Dysart la Porte City Cedar Falls Charles City Dike Reinbeck Denver Fremont Washington Waterl Lehigh Webster City Monticello Cascade Waterloo Athletics New Hampton Green Mountain

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