Dubuque Speasmen edges Cedar Rapids in opener 7 to 2
In Dubuque on Sept 5 the Speasmen pounded 11 hits to beat Cedar Rapids 7 to 2. Addington allowed one hit in four innings then broke the game open in the fifth as Dubuque rallied for the win with Armstrong Green and McKay leading the hitting attack.
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Dubuque Speasmen
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Woo Y.eeeeyeed
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Rn White
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Carney
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Gibeke
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Wilkinson
Swanson
Moline
Rock Island
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Toob
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Glraner
Grimes
Speer
Peden
Hofer
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Ran
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Wilson
Naterene
Shepherd
Rhoenecke
Tf Meinwitz
Thomas
Manchester
Heiimann
Roth
Rohit
Kooh
Kood
Aswege
Chappel
Crack of Pigskin Coon To Resound At Owa Schools
Des Moines reports football interest rising as colleges and high schools prepare for season openers. Iowa fans focus on Big Ten and Missouri Valley programs including Iowa, Drake, Grinnell, and Iowa State with schedules noted for Drake and others. Local colleges Coe Carnell Morningside Simpson Buena Vista Western Union parlay preseason hopes with shifting conference alignments. The piece emphasizes uncertainty and varied strength across Iowa high schools and small colleges as autumn football arrives.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Big Ten
Missouri Valley
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Drake
Grinnell
Iowa City
Michigan
Minnesota
Uinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Nebraska
Navy
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Bulldogs
jWhich
Town State
Town State College
Illinois
Marquette
Simpson
Coe
Carnell
Morningside College
Des Moines University
North Central Loop
Iowa College
Morningside
Parsons
Western Union
Buena Vista
Urm
A J Lytle Released From Hospital in Pittsburgh
Word reaches Mrs W O Lytle of 1414 Second Street West that her son A J Lytle has been released from the Pittsburgh hospital after eight months with an infected foot. He will stay with his brother Rev W M Lytle in Pittsburgh briefly before returning to Waterloo later this month after a two year absence.
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Mra W. OW. Lytle
Second Street
A. J. Lytle
Pittsburgh
Rev. W. M. Lytle
Waterloo
Giants Annex Tenth In Row Best Phils 6-0
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds extending the Giants' winning streak to ten. Burlaigh Grimes hurled effectively, backed by strong defense and two runs in the fourth, fifth, and seventh. Pruett struggled after three innings as New York tallied on timely hits and double plays.
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Burlaigh Grimes
Pruett
Giants
Philadelphia
Spalding
H ¢ Willams
Wrightstone
Leach
Wilson
Thompson
Friberg
New Yorks
Mann
Lindstrom
Roush
Hornsby
L Terry
Jackson
Sf Harper
Taylor
Grimes
Shtadig
Slaga
Sutimart
Terry
Tase
Sand
Hilt
Crimes
Moran
Hart
Rigler
Nashua Church Bids Farewell to W F Getsch Family
Nashua Ta September 5 The W F Getsch family received a farewell reception at the Congregational church after forty years of association The event included a chicken supper a short program and talks by Rev J L McCorrison and W H Scott on behalf of the congregation Mr Getsch who once led Commercial State Bank will relocate to Minneapolis for a new position
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Courier
Nashua
W. F. Getsch
Congregational
Getsch
J. L. McCorrison
W. H. Scott
Commercial State Bank
Minneapolis
Mitchell Club Meets in Unity Introductory Session
Mitchell Ta September special reports the first Unity club meeting at the Graves residence Friday evening. Mrs Wayne Spaulding announced her forthcoming presidency and outlined the year’s program for the organization.
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Mitchell Club
Mitchell, Ta
Unity Club
Graves
Wayne Spaulding
If Old Timers Played Today They’d Hit 75 Homers a Season
Columbia S G Sept 5. Gabby Street long ex-player and current manager of the Columbia South Atlantic association team argues that Babe Ruth’s homer record would fall with today’s lively ball and rules. He says Nap Lajoie Sam Crawford Ed Delahanty and Buck Freeman would push seasons to about 75 homers each. Street recalls how playing fields now surround seated crowds and how salaries tempt gentler play. He notes players cannot risk long careers and that the game’s pace and style have changed since early 1900s. Street began pro ball in 1902 and later played for Cincinnati Washington and New York Yankees before managing in the minors.
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Columbia South Atantic Association
Nap Lajoie
Sam Crawford
Ed Delehanty
Buck Freeman
Alphonse
Gaston
Street
Huntsville
Ala
Hopkinsville
Altho
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Gabby
Washington
New York Yankee
Cedar Falls High drills as eleven seeks new season
Cedar Falls IA Sept 5 Coach Charles E Denton led football practice with Cedar Falls High School aspirants for the coming season Only two 1926 regulars Pete Petersen captain elect guard and Jake Juconsen right tackle remain Others reporting for backfield Edward Markussen Robert Speer John Richard Bailey James Wilson and line candidates include Robert Keller George Gram John Bennison Elmer Petersen Leo Olesen The schedule lists eight games with the opener Oct 1 at Washington Park Eldora Sumner new teams join the slate Denton in fifth year Don D Pettit Grundy Center assists
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Fails
Charles E. Denton
Pete Petersen
Jake Juconsen
Edward Markussen
Robert Speer
John Richard Bailey
James Wilson
Robert Keller
George Gram
John Bennison
Elmer Petersen
Leo Olesen
Eldora
Washington Park
Sumner
Denton
Don D. Pettit
Grundy
Browns Defeat Tigers In Last Tilt Of Series
In St Louis on September, the Browns rallied in the eighth to win 4 3 over the Detroit Tigers, clinching the six game series. Sam Jones earned his second win, with key hits by Schang Adams and Williams, while Tavener scored on a late misplay.
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Packers
Burlington
Tea
Ottumwa
Stemig
Fanning
Packer
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Young
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Sam Jones
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S. Miller
DO Dison
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Gerber
G Jones
Pee Vangilder
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La Porte Trapshoot Meet Yields High Scores and Trophies
Taylor of LaPorte City led with 143 of 150, Davis second with 142, Hinman third with 140 as ten trophies were awarded by LaPorte merchants to top and bottom five shooters. A Waterloo Gun Club practice shoot had Roy and McCoy tied at 30 and 20 birds. The local club resumes today at Byrnes park club starting 10:30 a m with yesterday's La Porte scores listed.
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Taylor
LaPorte City
LaPorte
Davis
Hinman
Waterloo
Roy
McCoy
Byrnes Park Club
la Porte
Radio Programs Offer High Class Musical Bills Today
Labor Day radio schedule features William Green address at 4 pm on the Red network via WHO WOC WOW with a concert orchestra and operatic numbers. WEAF presents a Warner’s radio version with five soloists. other stations list organ recitals, soprano favorites, dinner concerts, and a broad slate of orchestras across WMAQ WLW WJZ and more.
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American Federation of Labor
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WOC
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Warner
Rales
Victor Merbart
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Anna Savina
Chicago Theatre Organ
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Land O' Dance
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Brandon Man and Newton Girl Wed
Allison, Sept. 5. John J. Leyon, proprietor of Allison feed mill, returns from six weeks in Holland visiting his brother Bertel in a West India steamship position. Leyon sailed Rotterdam Aug. 17 on the New Amsterdam with 1100 passengers and heavy freight. A 48 hour storm off the Irish coast followed by a hurricane near Halifax gave waves near 100 feet. The captain called it his worst trip in 20 years before Leyon returned home. He studied agricultural and dairy conditions in rural districts.
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John
Leyon
Allison Feed Mill
Holland
Bertel
Haldad
West India Steamship Company
Rotterdam
New Amsterdam
Tis
Trisha
Halitas
Fireworks Thieves Raid Gift Shop Store
A gang of small boys raided the Gold en Rule Gift shop at 112 Fourth Street East late yesterday afternoon, stealing a small quantity of fireworks dolls and other merchandise before escaping as Officer Lloyd Gax arrived. A small fire set by the fleeing youths was extinguished. loot value deemed negligible. People of Giberla smear their bodies with grease to defend against mosquitos.
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Golden Rule
Fourth Street East
Lloyd Gax
GOLF LUMINARIES MEET AT WESTERN OPEN IN SEPTEMBER
Chicago reports on the Western Open at Olympia Fields September 10 with contenders led by Tommy Armour and Walter Hagen. The field includes Bobby Jones, Harry Cooper, Chick Evans, Johnny Farrell, MacDonald Smith, Gene Sarazen, Harry Hampton, Al Watrous and Jock Hutchison as Armour chases the title amid famed course layout and potential two-course format.
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Chicago
Tommy Armour
Washington
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Fla
Olympia Field ‘Country Club
Armour
Oakmont
Bobby Jones
United States
Jones
Harry Cooper
Chick Evans
Runnorary
Johhny Farrell
New York
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Harry Hampton
al Watrous
Jock Hutchison
Olympia Fields
Hagen
Bill Mehlhorn
Sir Walter
Olympia
Indianapolis
Gere Sarazen
Iowa Roads and Weather Report 10 A.M.
Sioux City clear and good Des Moines fair and good Council Bluffs fair and good Fort Dodge clear and good Dubuque clear and good Ottumwa fair and good Marshalltown clear and good.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
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