Cletus Dixon Eyeing Managerial Move Away From Waterloo Club
Veteran pilot Cletus Dixon hints at leaving Waterloo after this season to pursue a manager post in a Class A league, likely Des Moines. Directors say they were not surprised and Dixon has built a strong Hawks record since 1924, with pennants in 1927 and 1928 and a reputation for developing players.
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Waterloo
Wichita Western League
Arb Griggs
Dixon
Des Moines
Kenneth Stomme
Claytor
Thompson
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Belden Hill
Gourier
Althe
Eothers
Bob Dick
Wichita Baseball Club
Arch Griggs
Clettis Logan 'Dixon
Tha’ Courier
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Masiaper
Dixon to Seek Western league post after Waterloo season
Cletus Loran Dixon, Waterloo Haws pilot, is expected to seek a Western league or Class A manager post next year. Department speculation says fans favor his fighting style, and Dixon may depart to join a higher league with Cedar Rapids looming as Waterloo eyes the pennant.
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Waterloo
Haws Pilot
Dixon
St. Louis Cardinals
Cletus
Waterloo Pilot
Cedar Rapids
California
Vige and Rawes Drop First Game at Moline
Waterloo Hawks suffer 9 to 8 defeat as Moline capitalizes on timely hitting and a disputed umpire call. Benda undergoes jaw operation and out of lineup. Joe Kernan to cover third base. Kaltenbach hurls for Moline while Wick starts for Waterloo. Dixon fined, Becker ordered from bench amid controversy.
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Watersoo
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Benda
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Waterloo
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Berres Sold to Birmingham by Waterloo Club
Ray Berres Waterloo catcher is sold to Birmingham of the Southern association by the Waterloo base ball association per Sam Frank, secretary. Cash deal not disclosed. Berres may join Birmingham after season end. he came from Oklahoma City and is Wisconsin born, once shared catching duties with Clayton Thompson before moving to Des Moines.
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Southern Association
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Oklahoma City
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Des Moines
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Toronto
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Thompson
Tibbe Serre
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Narrowly Tops Rock Island After 14 Innings
In a tight Mississippi Valley League tilt, Dubuque beat Rock Island 3 to 2 in 14 innings. Key players included Judnik Russell and Moody for Rock Island, with Woeber and Anderson contributing for Dubuque as the game extended past the regulation nine frames.
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Wehde
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Glancy
Woeber
McCarthy Says Bruins Are In After Study
Manager Joe McCarthy admitted the Cubs are in pennant contention after reviewing the past month. He noted Labor Day results and a four game winning streak to claim the team has championship mettle and is mixing with the Athletics in the world series race.
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Pittsburgh
Jones Faces Early Rounds in National Amateur Clash
In Pebble Beach Del Monte Cal September headlines say Robert T Jones Jr. enters the 18 hole match play rounds of the national amateur championship facing John Goodman in the first round at 10:10. The field includes Cyril Tolley Gene Homans Jess Sweetser George von Elm and Francis Ouimet. Jones hopes to defend his title but may face a stern test over 36 holes today and 18 holes this morning with a potential second 18 this afternoon as the field narrows to 32 contestants.
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Pebble Beach
del Monte
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Goodman
John Goodman
Omaha
Trans- Mississippi
Dick Jones
Maurice McCarthy
Himi
Gorton
Jonés
Iead
Eddie Held
Francis Brown
Don Armstrong
A. Griswold
Chick Evans
Carrick
Somerville
Frank Dolp
C Clarke Corkran
George Dawson
Lord Charles Hope
Paul Hunter
Allen Moser
Ritchies
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Jim
Ben Stein
Clarence Wolff
Rudy, Knepper
Jack Neville
Cyril Tolley
Gene Homans
Jess Sweetser
America
England
George von
T. A. Bourne
George Voigt
Jimmy Johnston
Eustace Storey
Francis Ouimet
Phil Finlay
Nohaly
Cyril Toley
Eddie
Dwei
Voigt
Johnston
Don Moe
Storey
Owimet
Finlay
Tolley
Dr., Willing
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von Elm
John McHigh
High School Coaches Grapple With Worries Ahead
High school coaches face early season worries as players relocate between East and West districts affecting eligibility and practice. Frank Lee Penn Go West and Ed Penn switch sides, while Robert Kingburg is enrolled at West but ineligible while parents stay east. Coaches Meeter and Strowbridge juggle missing players, uncertain attendance, and weather challenges as routines focus on fundamentals and basic drills.
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Butch Meeter
West
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T Bree
Frank Lee
West Side
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Ed Penn
Lee
Robert Kingburg
West High
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Iowa State College
Gordon Meeter
Homer Miller
Altho
Waterloo
South’ Dakota
Paul Miller
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Glenn Strowbridge
New England golfers clash over amateur expense payments
Boston officials report a dispute within New England golf between the Massachusetts Golf Association and the USGA over paying expense money to amateurs in team matches. The pro association condemns amateur expense payments, urging players to self fund or retire from amateur competition as the USGA warns it could strip such players of amateur status.
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Indians Top Bunnies 13 6 In First Tilt
Keokuk defeats Cedar Rapids 13 to 6 in a baseball opener. Emerson belts a homer, triple and single while Schinski adds three singles with a walk and a sacrifice. Keokuk raps for 12 hits and takes an early series lead in the set.
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Indians
Birkofer
Cedar Rapids
Emerson
Schinski
Cedar Rapide
Abrhpdore Bates
Worth
Cf Genin
L c Grant
Serre
Cédar Rapids
Griffith Fight to Open Garden
A 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on September 2 will open the indoor season featuring Tully Grifith of Sioux City Iowa against Dr. Ludwig Hayman German heavyweight champion. In the semi final Ted Sandwine and Harold Mays heavyweights have been paired.
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Baseball Leaders and Leaders from the National and American Leagues
National and American League batting leaders are listed with players and clubs such as Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago. Notable figures include Hornsby Foxx and Manush with percentages and counts. the piece notes leaders from a year ago with Goslin and others.
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Athletics Tie Yankees in 10 10 3 Fight for AL Lead
Philadelphia report of a Sept 4 game where the Athletics overwhelmed the Yankees 10 to 3 to extend their American League lead to 14 1 2 games. George Earnshaw won his 20th, aided by Jimmy Dykes and Max Bishop with Yankee fielding miscues. The muddled box score lists Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri and others in a high scoring clash.
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Gombs
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C Dnirecher
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Mandell-Trained for Non-Title Bout with Vincentini
Sammy Mandell lightweight champion and Chilean Luis Vincentini prepare in Chicago for their non title bout on Friday night. Mandell vows to rebound from his recent title fight with Cannzoneri as Vincentini seeks a win to force a title rematch.
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Sammy Mandell
Luis Vincentini
Mandell
Tony Canzoneri
Vincentini
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