RAGAN'S MEN DROP PAIR TO CLIMBERS SUNDAY
In Dubuque Iowa on Sept 4 the Waterlolo Hawks fell twice to McGinnity's Climbers. Lindner and Lubbe starred for the Climbers while Oster and Murray matched them for the Hawks in a doubleheader final bill of the season.
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Ragan
Dubuque
Buglemen
Waterlolo Hawks
McGinnity
Bubique
Lindner
Lube
Oster
Murray
Chrmbers
Jesup Boy
Hawk
Lubhe
Hawks
Waterloo
O'Snea
Shurch
Voila
Newell
Gm & Oster
Young
Sacridea
Armstrepe
Perdirtz
Oster II
Armstrang
Walton
ABRH
a'Shea
Sseae
Tos
Newall Cf
Leach
McEwan
Hill
Lubbe
Lindner P
Waa Dubuque
Carroll
Waterloo Bubuque
Hyde Armstrong
O'Shea
Ladl Aby
Lambert JO Armstrong
Wases
Jando
Bunnies
Ansons
Cedar Rapids
Richter
Speas
Sullivan
Walsp
Aero Mseb
Messner
Stele
Pilcher
Ulisvan
Ottamiwa
Rock Island
Orumewa
Altho the Terull
Unische
Keli
Radioff
Ottumme
Osage High Opens Fall Practice Facing Tough Schedule
Osage High School in Osage Iowa began football practice under coach Nan dall Perry with veterans McGhaw Hill Hasse and Hogan back to test their skills. The team meets St Ansgar Cedar Rapids New Hampton Nashua Cresco Cedar Falls T H and Ames in a demanding lineup through November with key clashes at Osage and on the road.
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Osage
Fa. Seni T
Nandall Perry
McGhaw
Hill
Hasse
Hogan
Wil
St. Ansgar
Cedar Rapids
Replas
New Hampton
Nashua
Cresco
Cedar Falls
T. H
Spirit Lake High Plans Football Schedule For Season
Spirit Lake High officials announced ten football games for the upcoming season. Eight games are booked while two more will be arranged with Humboldt Sibley or Emmetsburg.
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Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake High School
Séaen
Jenried
Humboldt
Sibiey
Emmetsburg
A Comic Strip in Type Chapter Eve Rescue
A fragmented desert tale unfolds with a heroine amid firefights and royal pageantry. The Grand Kao Koo leads Arabians against foes as the Sheik’s band whirls through a dramatic siege scene. Memory hints at a past murder amid a garbled, pulpy fantasy sequence.
George Chatt Wins at Angler Club Meet
George G. Chatt of Chicago dominated the National Angle clubs meet in Cleveland winning all program events. He nearly set a record in the 3-4 ounce distance fly casting and took the 4 3 4 ounce fisherman's distance plug. Chatt leads the all around. F J Lane elected president and Al B Frenzel named vice president. Denver chosen for 1923 tournament.
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Cleveland
George G. Chatt
Chicago
Chatt
Afo
F. J. Lane
al B. Frenzel
Denver
Midwestern Meet Won by University of Iowa
The University of Iowa won the midwestern track and field meet in Omaha scoring 37 points. Nebraska was second with 36 and Drake Des Moines placed third with 15 all in weight events. Charles Brookins led Iowa with firsts in the 101 yard dash and yard low hurdles and was on the winning relay, totaling 11 1 4 points. Charles Howard of Drake was second in individual points with firsts in shot put and discus.
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Omaha
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
Drake University of Des Moines
Charles Brookins
Iowa
Iowa Relay Team. He Scored 11 1-4 Ponts
Charles Howard
Drake University
Des Moines Catholics Plan Season Schedule
Des Moines Catholics academy football teams arranging their season schedule. A contest is booked with Spirit Lake high at Spirit Lake on November 3. They expect to play several Friday games and invite high school teams to contact Coach T B Ryan.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Catholic Academy
Spirit_ Lake high
Spirit Lake
T. B. Ryan
Des Moines Catholics Academy
Baseball Rule Clarifications from 1922 Memoir
A 1922 article answers questions on base running, fielder interference, and knuckleball use. It explains legality of substitutes, hitting rules when baserunners advance, and outlines the correct calls in common misplays.
Johnny Moody Leads Ambitious Youth to Americas Legion Boxing
Johnny Moody, a Sioux City fighter, and fellow 15 year old youths arrive for the Americas Legion convention boxing program at the Iry Caltla Congress hippodrome. Moody, booking winter bouts in California, cites a past draw with Tony Caponi and wins over Roscoe Hall and others while targeting Bobby Paul management.
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Iry Caltla Congress Hippodrome
Waterlooik Birds
Moly
Walter Moody
Johny Showers
Moody
Sioux City
West
California
Young Hearst
Chicago
Clinton
Chicago Iad
Hearst
Connie
Stonux City
Jad
Connie Curry
Baseball Standings Across Leagues From Recent Games
League leaders and results from the National and American circuits show Brooklyn and Cincinnati atop some standings while New York and Chicago push in others. American Association, Western and Mississippi Valley leagues list city results with scores for Minneapolis St Paul Louisville Indianapolis and more.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tioie
Kington
Eyel
American Association
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Moledo
Columbus
Denver
Des Moines
Aubuque
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
St. Lowis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Mississippi Valley Beamue
Sodar
Sland
DeLuna
Vad Bk
Dubuque If
Pot York
Mtsburghs
Gus
Reolstyn
Piladelphia
Bais Cca
Ruston Elytra Ag
Minneapolis
Jlomianapelis Fertiee
Milwrakes
Arangas Cits
Loukss
Supestern League
Ppalsa Sh
Denvertree
Pirates Step Up to Second in National Race
In New York on Sept 4 Associated Press reports Artie Nehl of the Giants knocked out early, yet Philadelphia faltered as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 2 0 in a one inning duel. The Pirates rise to second place by a half game as St Louis tops Cincinnati 9 3 and Brooklyn crushes Boston. Detroit defeats St Louis Browns 4 3 in an inning game, Detroit’s first win in seven. Other scores include Cleveland 5 0 over Chicago White Sox and Washington 10 3 over Boston.
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Associated Press
New York
Artie Nehl
McGraw
Giants
Phiiladelphia
Quakers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Hamilton
Alexander
Pirates
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Detroit In An 1-Inning Tnégsle
New Yorks
Idie
Able
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Week Will Start Football Season
West High opens its grid plans with coach Ralph Sarff addressing a gathering on the field. The hopeful group, described as fit as fiddles, prepares for early practice and state honors as the season begins. Meanwhile East High coach Louis Kresensky set for a Tuesday meeting as stiff scrimmages loom. Manager Dines hosts Cedar Rapids baseball dinner honoring players and officials.
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Ralph Sar
West High
Sarff
Louis Kresensky
East High
Kresensky
Baseball score details from yesterday's games
Fragmentary recap lists players Hornsby Williams Meusel Duncan Bigbee among NL and AL performers. Mentions St Louis Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh with occasional totals and league totals. OCR gaps obscure full context and exact figures.
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Hornsby
St. Louis
New Williams
Philadelphia
Meusel
New York
Duncan
Cincinaad
Bigbee
Pittsburgh
Col J G Vincent Wins Powerboat Gold Cup
Detroit news reports Col J G Vincent driving the Packard Cariseraft won the second heat to reclaim the powerboat Gold Cup, after Commodore Gar Wood of Detroit dropped to eighth with Baby Gar Jr in the event. Arab VI of the Buffalo Launch Club finished behind Vincent.
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Detroit
Mich
Commodore Gar Wood
Baby Gar, Jr
Col. J.G. Vincent
Buffalo i
Charles City to Meet Iowa Falls on Armistice Day
Charles City will host Iowa Falls, coached by Ames all-American center Polly Wallace, on Armistice Day in a nine game schedule. The locals face eligibility clouds delaying a possible state title run as the season nears.
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Charles City
Iowa Falls
Polly’ Wallace
Ames
Charlel City
Savera
Records Shattered In Baseball History Across 1914 1915
A historical note lists major league records set on Sept 4 1914 Sept 4 1915 and Sept 4 1917. It cites Bayt 4 1914 boosting chances to win first to game by Bergman and Gama with Konetchy of Pittsburgh and others. Also mentions most double plays by an individual in a game by Felseh of Chicago and ties with several players.
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Chicago
A. T
Lynch and Moore Meet in Key Bantamweight Clash
In Michigan City Indiana on September 4 Joe Lynch the bantamweight king will face Pat Moore of Memphis in a 10 round bout billed as the main event of Floyd Fitzsimmons boxing program. The no decision fight may hinge on the Knockout route and fans expect a sharp battle between the two small men both listed at 119 pounds. Dempsey and four champions headline a card that also includes Billy Wells and Jimmy Clabby with Dennis O Keefe and Jim Carey in other matches. The curtain raiser features Harold Smith and Champion Ross Bantams. The first bout is set for 3 PM CST.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Altho Jack Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Joe Lynch
King
Pat Moore
Memphis
Bl Moore
Louisville
Moore
Dempsey-Brennan
Billy Wells
Great Britain
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Dennis O'Keefe
South
Chicago
Wells
Jimmy Carey
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Clabby
Australia
Dempsey
Lynch
Harold Smith
Ross
Jones Ouimet and Evans Favorites in Amateur Golf
Brookline Mass September 4 Bob Jones Francis Ouimet and Chick Evans remain the favorites for the national amateur golf championship at Brookline Country Club. Jesse Guilford and WW B Torrence draw attention as contenders with Armour in strong form. Wethered and Johnston seek to qualify for match play after a tough qualifying round while club event play features Anderson Sweetzer and Reekson among top scores.
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Brookline
Mass
Bobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Chick” Evans
Brookline Country Club
Jesse Guilford
WW. B. Torrence
Solfer
Tommy Armour
Armour
America
Gir
Roger Wethered
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Wethered
Johnston
American Golfar
John Anderson
Jesse Sweetz
Er. Stawney
Reekta Jand Ok
Hudson Triumphs Over Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Hudson defeated Waterloo Knights of Columbus 12 to 5 in Voorhles, as pitcher Hobbins and strong hitting secured the win. Waterloo struggled with walks and critical errors, while Martin, O Connor, and Metcalf contributed at the plate for the Knights.
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Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Hudson
Voorhles
Hobbins
Knights
Martin
F. O'Connor
O'Connor
Met_calf
Joder
Cedar Falls American Legion crushes Reinbeck 14 to 3
Cedar Falls American Legion defeated Reinbeck Boosters 14 to 3 at home yesterday. The lopsided victory showcased Cedar Falls pitching and offense while Reinbeck struggled to sustain rallies.
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Cedar Falls AM
Legion
Reinbeck
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls American Legion
Reinbeck Boosters
Baseball results today doubleheaders lead to scattered box scores
United Press reports a day of doubleheaders across the majors with four Bamers carded. In American League action Chicago hosts Detroit with batteries Pile Faber Schalk, while St Louis faces Cleveland. National League games include Cincinnati against Chicago and Pittsburgh versus St Louis with varied pitching lineups.
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United Press
Chicago
Detroit
Pile Faber and Schalk
Australians Make Last Stand Today in Davis Cup Honors
Rain delayed two Davis Cup singles in Forest Hills. Gerald Patterson will play William Johnson at 2:20 pm and James Anderson will face William Tilden as the United States aims to clinch the trophy with a victory. Australia already led in doubles.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
Jnnaga S. Myrick
United States Lawn Association
Gerald L. Patterson
William M. Johnston
James C. Anderson
William T. Tilden
United States
Lefty Lindner to Pitch for Reinbeck in County Fair Game
Grundy Center Iowa Sept 4 The Reinbeck Boosters clash with Bearman here Wednesday Sept 6 in the second game of the Grundy County fair baseball tournament. Lefty Lindner star pitcher for the Waterloo Hawks in the valley league will start for Reinbeck.
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Grundy
Center
Reinbeck
Bearman
Grundy County
Teftx
Lindner
Moundsman
Waterloo Hawks
Webb Byers Attacks Primary Law Foes in Labor Day Talk
In Des Moines on Labor Day H W L Byers denounced calamity howlers and democracy pessimists. He defended the system of government but blamed unscrupulous leaders for abuse of authority. Byers urged educational advancement for working men and civic engagement in local politics.
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Webb Byers
Des Moines
H. WL. Byers
Labor, Temple
La Porte City Bulletin Notes Social Scene and Visitors
La Porte City notes include Altar Society at Sacred Heart with Mrs Elizabeth Fisher host. visits by Mrs Nelle McGahan and Misses Welle and Higgins. Clifford Sanders hosts wedding couple dinner for Arnold Girsch. Eleanor Knight leaves for Oklahoma City for winter study at business college. Various local families host guests and plan trips including Haven family to Yellow Stone park and Milne family gathering with Gail Milne and Roy Ashley.
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Altar Society
Elizabeth Fisher
la Porte City
Altar’ Society of Sacred Heart
Catholic ‘Church
Nelle
McGaheran
Minneapolis
Min
Welle
Jene Higgins
Emmetsburg
Business College
Eleanor Knight
Harry Knight
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alarold Johngson
Aviss Knight
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Hummel
Good Cheer Guild
A. & J Church
Joe* Miller
Orangeville
Til
John Miller
Narber
Inez Glime
Robert
Haven
Hartment Store
First | National_bank
Carleton Haven
Colfax
Moore
Gail Milnne
Waukon
Air
W. W. Milne
Eva MecQuilkin
Gail Milne
Marjorie Milne
Milne
Roy Ashlex
Fin Auto
First National Bank
Gail
Ashley
Ehilacen
Miss Milne
Robbins
Mr. Haven
Iown
Sunonyside
Neva MecChane
This City
Hillsboro
N. D
Leo Hopper
Kenosha
Wis
Hopper
Frank Hopper
Ellen Mears
Emma J Bruce
Paul McGaheran
Waterloo
John Gannon
Labor Meeting Debates Primary Law and Labor Rally
A speech by Mr. Byers endorsed Col. Smith W Brookhart and attacked efforts to repeal the primary law while praising strikers for peaceful action. O E Wood urged farmer labor bonds, noting tax burdens blamed on politics. A theft report involves Miss Lucille Mishler and a car tire theft near the Plaza theatre.
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Byerg
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Byers
Great Western Roundhouse
O. E. Wood
Mila-Reno
Thefts Reported to City Police
A complete set of mechanic's tools valued at 50 dollars was stolen from the rear of Fire Station No. 1 on Saturday. Frank M. Stevenson, superintendent of the fire alarm system, reported the theft to police. The tool kit was in a galvanized iron case 9 by 9 by 18 inches. A black traveling bag contained other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Stevenson
Police Reporter Involved In Early Morning Car Clash
A Tribune police reporter M Briggs reported that his car was backed into another vehicle at a filling station at Fifth and Mulberry streets. The other driver claimed bumper damage while Briggs said his car appeared undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
the Tribune
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Grand Rapids and Waterloo
Marriage licenses issued to Harry R Manuell of Grand Rapids Michigan and Florence LaTier of Waterloo, and to Floyd Pentenburg of Washburn and Leona Kauth of Washburn, ages noted as 22 86 and 31 19 respectively.
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Harry R.manuell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Florence LaTier
Waterloo
Floyd
Pentenburg
Washburn
Leona KE. Kauth
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Ata
Stila
George Chatt
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Charles D. White
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Sol Metzrer
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Bat Miller
J. G. Vincent
Lynch and Moore
Batterice
Lindsay
O'Neill
Shocker
Nationa
Che Couch
Wingo
He Cressii
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Eague
Woodall
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Reinbeck Club
la Porte
City Bulletin Mra
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Clifford Sanders
Sanders
Arnold Girsch
Leone Hummel
Plaza Theatre
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Lucille Mishler
West Union
Kees Weett
Mece
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Washinton Cedar Falls
Harter B. Hull
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