East High opens football scrimmage under Heldt with mixed results
East High's football squad conducted a season-opening scrimmage on Vine Street with Coach John C Heldt pairing two elevens. The first team showed holes in the defense but was revised continually as players gained experience. Hugh Patterson called signals while Marker McDermott and Cutler formed the backfield quartet as coaches evaluated numerous hopefuls for the season.
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Hawkeye Coaching Staff Ready to Begin Season
Iowa City's Hawkeye coaches report for the new athletic year as Rolllfe Williams arrives with Sam Barry following. Burt Ingwersen, who reported Saturday, was married Monday, signaling a brisk start to the season with a full roster and ready staff.
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Pop Geers Returns Home After Final Race Victory
Memphis residents gather at the station as "Pop" Geers returns to his hometown to receive farewell acclaim after completing a life of sportsmanship and generosity. Hundreds of friends from the community honor the silent Tennessean at the finish of his last race, reflecting on his manly qualities and enduring popularity.
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Theaters Present Bior The Plot and Cast at Crystal
THINGS THEATRICAL reports Crystal Theatre presents Bior a Sam Wood production. Antonio Moreno Agnes Ayres lead the cast with a courtroom drama involving dacoit fraud admiration and love. The review notes unusual law enforcement methods used during the confession scenes.
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The Covered Wagon at Palace and Strand
The Palace shows The Covered Wagon adapted from a story by criminologist Mam J. Lynn. The Strand runs the film today and tomorrow, highlighting pioneer bravery, endurance, and frontier life with Indian attacks, prairie fires, and a romantic thread amid peril.
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Pathos and emotion claim in PRAND SILEATIG text
Fragmentary OCR reading shows phrases about pathos and human emotion with unclear attribution PRAND SILEATIG. The readable portion lacks a coherent event or clear names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller card.
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Albert Lea Defeats Waterloo Again 8-6
Albert Lea beat Waterloo 8 to 6 in Minnesota on September 5. Lefty Hewitt allowed two hits while Buck Freeman gave up ten. Albert Lea made two errors to Waterloo’s one. The barnstorming tour continued with the final game slated for today with Dixon expected to pitch.
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