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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1928

Page

5

Five Middle Men Of Line Weisin Backfield For Teachers

Iowa State Teachers football awaits a tough season with eight conference titles to defend. Key players depart, including two tackles two guards and a center, plus backfield star Pete Grochowski. Dave McCuskey leads hopefuls in a large squad while the line and backfield vie for openings. The Tutors schedule six conference games and two non conference foes as the new stadium opens with a home opener.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Paul Bender Art ‘Dickinson Macon Peterson Orr Welch Pederson Pete Grochowski Nick Kutsch Ender Dave McCuskey Woodbine Fritzel Grundy Buck Stevens Decorah Lymh ‘Boyce Des Moines Burly Harriss Thompson Marshalltown Jones Tompkins Spirit — Lake Beck Blanchard Miller la Porte City Chatfield Stillwell Baxter Capi Gay Orr Sam Cooper Cooper Hopkin Melbourne Wright Norfolk Neb Red West Pearlman Des ‘Moines Ravelin Drake U Johnson Ole “Meyers Ollie Meyers Waterloo Hardy Greene Arnold's Park Rider Sheldon Winnott Dows Rhatigan Monticello Coseh* Bender Stevenson McCuskey Boyce Iowa Wesleyan Penn Upper.Town Parsons Luther Cor Grinnell Northern Ilinois

Cubs Slip To Pitt In Labor Day Doubleheader

Pittsburgh’s Pirates sweep both ends of a Labor Day doubleheader, beating the Cubs 16 to 1 in the morning and 6 to 3 in the afternoon. Reds top Cardinals 6 to 5 then 8 to 2 as Hafey belts a homer in both games. Giants beat Phillies 4 to 3 to move into second place, with Welsh collecting five straight hits after an initial strikeout.

Pittsburgh Cubs Bruins R.E Reds Cincinnati Cardinals Reinhart Haid Hafey Rhe St. Louis Johnson Sherdel Alexander Wilson Rixey Jolo Ash Picinich Inninns Hart Giants New York Phillies Jimmy Welsh Bill Terr

Howe Wins First Place in Shoot at Cedar Falls

In Cedar Rapids on Sept 4 Dutch Bauman from Indianapolis won the 35 mile Frontiers park event yesterday afternoon. Bauman surged to the lead from the front of the pack as Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids led for 27 laps but fell back due to car trouble.

Howe Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Dutch Bauman Indianapolis Baian Gus Schrader Courier Special Service Hocking Lichty Steege George Lichty Brown Dr. Jay Haise Steere Christiansen Ag Maders Ib Firesh Howe Pease Haire

Fights Last Night Across Cities In Melee Showdown

A scrambled report lists multiple boxers and venues including Marietta Syracuse Chicago and Martins Ferry with results featuring knockouts and matchups. Names such as Johnny Datto Jaci Me and Frank Mo Thi appear amidst disjointed affiliations and outcomes.

Gry Marietta Howard Mavoerty Manupous Docs Rythel Chir Cage

S C Team Wins Two Contests at Jesup Ball Park

The Waterloo based Central shops baseball team won two games at Jesup yesterday. They defeated Rath Park ing company of Waterloo 8 to 4 in the opener and Jesup 6 to 4 in the finale. Beard held Rath to seven hits and struck out 17. Smith pitched for Rath and fanned seven but gave up 8 hits and 4 runs. Rath errors aided the Shoapmien defense which committed only one misplay. Karst limited Jesup to five hits in the second game. Pagerind started for Jesup, surrendering six hits and 10 strikeouts, but the team’s defense faltered in key moments.

Central Shops Waterloo Jesup Rath Parking Company of Beard Rath Smith Shoapmien Karst He R Ailroaders Pagerind Dubuque Cedar Rapids Bunmeg Dubie Tilt Bob Hasbrook Bietind Bluege Teannaee Garlick Armstrong Dempacy Brandet Danseon Moody Sean Steee Tod Wolford Avenens Anderson H'Poar Jandy Burrus Schwartz Ruska Denger Pleper O Hasbrook Hruska O'Reilly Carney Amasiro Brandels Stolet Bares Fieper Grandel Hasbrook Jandu Barger O'Grady Costamesaans Ass Armstrong Garlick Og Carney Eweees Dempsey Brandel Tdaneson Harris O'Railly Drager Bruege Fay Carney Harts Hashtook Gut Ball Lister Timec

Yankees and Athletics vie for pennant in coming series

Miller Huggins voices confidence as Yankees face the Athletics in a Sept 9 11 and 12 set with a Sept 9 doubleheader. Philadelphians have won 46 of 58 since July 1 while the Yankees hold a 13-0 edge in head to head play. Connie Mack, 65, seeks his first pennant in 14 years as both clubs chase glory in the world series.

Miller” Huggins Yankees Athletics New York Philadelphians Miller Huggins Connie Mack Hannibal Rome Carthage Cobb Collins Speaker Meek Promised Land

13 PCT OFFSIDE MEMBERSHIP IN IOWA GOLF CLUB

A letter discusses the rarity of left handed golfers in major tours and notes clubs reluctant to supply left handed gear. C Thatcher of Yonkers recalls cadets who caddied receiving clubs, leaving many players forced to switch to right handed play. L A Wells of Indian Creek Country Club Nevada cites 12 left handers in a 160 member club.

Iowa Golf Club Auletion C. &. Thatcher Yonkers L. A. Wells Indian Creek Cousey Club Nevada Welk

Southpaw Percentage Championship Challenge Sparks Debate

A cryptic remark about a “southpaw percentage championship” prompts clubs in the United States and Canada to respond. The speaker invites others to dispute the claim and share their views if they disagree, signaling a wider debate within the circuit.

United States Canada

Gar Wood's Boats Finish One-Two in Detroit Race Meet

Gar Wood's Miss America VIII won the Harmsworth trophy with the Miss America V third, as Gar Wood and George Wood finished one two in the Detroit heat. The speed run reached 52.644 mph for Miss America VIII, while Miss Los Angeles suffered a capsize injuring Stanley Reed and his mechanic.

Gar Wood Detroit Mitch U.P Nis Wood George Wood Gar

White Sox Take Two Over Tigers at Comiskey Park

Labor Day doubleheader at Greater Comiskey Park sees the Chicago White Sox defeat the Detroit Tigers 5 to 2 and 7 to 5, moving to fifth in the American League pennant race behind striking pitching by Grady Adkins and late-inning rallying by the Sox.

Chicago Lena Blackburne White Sox Greater Comiskey Park Detroit Tigers Sox

Osage Wins Rock Valley League Baseball Title

Osage clinched the Rock Valley baseball league pennant for the 1928 season with an 8 to 4 victory over Rudd on Sunday. Osage finished 11 wins and 4 losses for a .714 percentage, while Rudd ended with 10 wins and 5 defeats for a .567 record.

Rudd Osage Rock Valley Baseball League

Williams Canadian sprint star stays home for university

Percy Williams of Vancouver, Olympic 100 and 200 meter champion, will not attend a U S college. He expects to enroll at the University of British Columbia after receiving offers from American universities. He spoke at an official reception in Toronto and said he will decide after returning home.

Toronto Ont Percy Willams Vancouver University of British Columbia Williams

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