Waterloo Splits Doubleheader With Marshalltown Ansons
In Marshalltown Iowa on Sept 4 Waterloo and the Marshalltown Ansons split a Mississippi Valley League doubleheader. Waterloo won game one 10 to 1 behind Dick Grant's five-hit effort while Marshalltown took the nightcap 10 to 7 as Grant allowed four runs in 4 2/3 innings. Several errors marred both games, with Waterloo totaling three and Marshalltown recording seven across the two games. The Hawks, 1928 MVL champions, return home to host city league Allstars and a 12-game postseason slate is set.
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United States tennis team ready to face French squad in Germantown
New York reports the U S tennis team, buoyed by a 5 3 win over Britain without two stars, aiming to repeat in a two day series at Germantown starting Thursday. Young players Van Ryn Allison Coen and Doeg showed strong form, with Hunter the only veteran to lose.
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Offhand Headlines and Snippets From an Eccentric Column
A collage of witty lines and playful satire from an old column. References include a Calumet City couple naming Hoover Smith Kilin, musings on presidential names, cigarette statistics, Labor Day irony, John Coolidge sax riffs, and campus jabs at Yale and Harvard. The piece blends humor with social quips and literary wordplay.
Senators Defeat Mack's in Doubleheader
Washington, Sept 4. The Senators outplayed the Athletics to win both games 6 to 1 and 5 to 4. Hedley held the Mack's tribe to six hits and struck out eight in the opener. Fred Marberry’s relief pitching sealed the nightcap after the A’s put a tying threat on in the eighth, retiring the side and fanning two hitters to escape.
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Golf Greats and Kenneth Hunt Fight Report
Former British Open champion Jock Hutchison and golf pro Kenneth Munt share tips on deliberate, balanced shots. Kenneth Hunt, Des Moines light heavyweight, defeated Billy Kutscher of Colfax in eight rounds, dominating each round with steady offense and skill.
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Grinnell Hopes to Deter GA Team This Year
Grinnell hopes to deter a strong Georgia team this year as Coach Lester L. Watt fields 15 promising 1927 freshmen alongside last year's veterans. Key players include captain Charles Fail and end Ernest McIntire, with backs Howard Macy Edward Liedtke and Harold Rose shaping the backfield. The schedule features Kansas University Iowa State Drake Marquette Washington and Creighton, with homecoming on Oct 13 and Dad's Day on Nov 3.
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Six Golfers Win in Club Tourney
Six golfers captured top prizes at Sunnyside Country Club weekend event. Fréd McCisin won first division with a gross score of al. W. Dotson took second class with 90. In the third class four tied at 100: Charles Pelsing, W. S. Williams, A. A. Lohner and J. D. Liffring. Today is Ladies Day. a flag handicap tourney will follow.
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Wrigley marathon draws 300 swimmers in Toronto
More than 300 contestants line up at Lake Ontario for the Wrigley marathon of 15 miles with a $25,000 prize placed by William Wrigley. Favorites include Ernest Vierkoester Georges Michel and William Erickson, all with prior 21 mile wins in 1927. Castor oil noted for producing sky writing smoke is mentioned in passing.
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Sheridan Defeats Dago Joe in Park Windup
Homer Sheridan dominated Dago Joe Gans before 3,000 fans at Electric Park, winning seven of eight rounds. Sheridan’s sharper left and right and strong infighting carried the bout, while Gans faded late. Prelims saw Cy Jeffries KO Freddie Harris and other quick finishes by Kid Lloyd and Eddie Swift.
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Ames net player wins twice at Burlington
Merle Robins of Ames captured the Tri-State Tennis championship at Burlington Ia by sweeping two singles matches and adding the doubles title with Frank Brody of Des Moines. He beat Brody in the forenoon 6-2 4-6 6-3 and then blanked Georg Struble 6-3 6-2 in straight sets. Robins and Brody defeated Strubler and Conrad of Burlington 6-4 6-4 in the doubles.
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