Spearmen topple Cedar Rapids as Hurtful opener ends 7 to 2
Dubuque Spearmen outscored Cedar Rapids 7 to 2 in the opener with 11 hits. Addington was stifling through four innings before Dubuque broke ground in the fifth to seal the win. Also: Moline shaded Rock Island 9 to 7 in a slugfest. Andrus homered inside the park for Moline.
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Dubuque Speasmen
Cedar Rapids
Addington
Cubs
Moline
Ill
Rock Island
Herrmann
Koob
Andrus
Abrhpore Walsh
Schwartz
Stroner
Grimes
S.e
Speer
Peden
Manion
Hofer
Eseseee
Pose Rahlf
Swanson
Wilson
Shepherd
Koenecke
Moellwitz
Thomas
Manchester
Jssseeee
Hkoob
Aswege
Campbell
Iowa grid prospects loom large in fall football preview
Des Moines notes open with Des Moines Des Moines University drop from North Central. Drake faces a heavy schedule in the Missouri Valley while Iowa State College and Grinnell show surprise potential. Simpson Morningside Buena Vista and Western Union vie in Iowa conferences as high school teams prepare for a uncertain season.
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Iowa
Big Ten
Missouri Valley
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
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Grinnell
Iowa City
Michigan
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Nebraska
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Bulldogs
Iowa State
Illinois
Marquette
Simpson
Coe
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Morningside College
Des Moines University
North Central Loop
Iowa College
Morningside
Parsons
Western Union
Buena Vista
A J Lytle Released From Hospital in Pa
Word reaches Mrs W W Lytle that her son A J Lytle has been released from the Pittsburgh hospital where he had been confined eight months with an infected foot He will stay with his brother Rev W M Lytle in Pittsburgh for a short time and plans to return to Waterloo this month after two years away
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W. W. Lytle
Second Street West
A. J. Lytle
Pittsburgh
Rev. W. M. Lytle
Waterloo
Giants Annex Tenth Straight Win Over Phillies 6–0
New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds as Burleigh Grimes silenced the Phils. It was the Giants tenth consecutive win and twenty fifth in 31 starts. Grimes benefited from solid defense and timely offense with two runs in each of the fourth fifth and seventh innings.
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Burleigh Grimes
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Grimes
Jackson
Fiiber
Pruett
Giants
Farewell Party for W F Getsch Family at Nashua Church
Nashua Ta September 5 The W F Getsch family received a farewell reception at the Congregational church. Getsch has attended the church and Sunday school for 40 years, the only one he affiliated with. A chicken supper followed by a brief program included talks by Rev J L McCorrison and W H Scott. Getsch gave a response. He formerly was president of Commercial State Bank and will move to Minneapolis for a new position.
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Nashua
W. F. Getsch
Congregational
Getsch
J. L. McCorrison
W. H. Scott
Commercial State Bank
Minneapolis
Mitchell Club Convenes in Indiana Meeting Opens
The Unity club held its first meeting at the Graves residence in Mitchell Indiana on Friday evening. Mrs Wayne Spaulding outlined the year’s program and announced her candidacy for coming president.
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Mitchell
Unity Club
Graves Residence
Wayne Spaulding
Baseball greats would threaten Ruth's homer mark today
Gabby Street, former teammate of Walter Johnson and Columbia manager, argues if Nap Lajoie Sam Crawford Ed Delahanty and Buck Freeman played with today’s lively ball and against pitchers forbidden to use tricks the homerun record would rise to 75 per season. He notes modern fields crowded with seats and higher salaries have softened play, and recalls the old brutal pace while tracing his own career from 1902 through major and minor league years.
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Columbia
S. C
Babe Ruth
Gabby Street
Walter Johnson
Ery Mate
Columbia South Atlantic Association
Nap Lajoie
Sam Crawford
Ed Delehanty
Buck Freeman
Alphonse
Gaston
Street
Huntsville
Ala
Hopkinsville
Altho
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Gabby
Washington
New York Yankee
Browns Defeat Tigers In Final Tilt Of Series
In St Louis on September 5, the Browns rallied in the eighth to win 4 to 3, securing five victories in six games as Sam Jones earned his second win of the series. O Rourke scored the go ahead run after Schang and Williams supplied key hits.
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O'Rourke
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Ruble
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Gehringer
Adams
Williams
Sam Jones
Jones
Detroit
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E. Miller
Hellmann
Warner
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Woodall
Melillo
Gerber
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Whitehill
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Connally
Abrhpore Warner
Geliringer
Heilmann
Vse
Pothergill Rea
Wingo
Fam Ruble
Woodslie
Bepensene
Bassler
Hable
St Louis
Abrhfore
Cedar Falls Eleven Opens Practice Under Coach Denton
Cedar Falls High began its grid season with the first practice led by Coach Charles E. Denton. Only two 1926 regulars return Pete Petersen and Jake Jacobsen, with hopefuls including Edward Markusen Robert Speer John Richard Bailey James Wilson and others. The eight game schedule starts October 1 at Washington Park against Eldora followed by Sumner on October 22 with Don D Pettit assisting Grundy Center.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Charles E. Denton
Pete Petersen
Jake Jacobsen
Edward Markussen
Robert Speer
John Richard Bailey
James Wilson
Allison feed mill owner returns from Holland voyage
John B. Leyon of Allison, proprietor of the Allison feed mill, has returned from a six week trip in Holland to visit his brother Bertel of a West Indian Steamship firm. He sailed from Rotterdam aboard the New Amsterdam August 17 amid a 48 hour Irish coast storm and a later hurricane near Halifax. The captain called it the worst trip in 20 years. Leyon plans to study agricultural and dairy conditions in rural districts before resuming home duties.
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Allison, Ia
John B. Leyon
Allison Feed Mill
Holland
Bertel
West India Steamship Company
Mr. Leyon
Rotterdam
New Amsterdam
Halifax
Legon
Radio Programs On Labor Day Feature Opera And Broadcasts
Radio programs on Labor Day present high grade musical and entertainment bills. William Green of the AFL gives an address at 5 p.m. on the Red network via WHO WOC and WOW. WEAF airs Wagner Lohengrin at 7 with five leading soloists and full three acts. Victor Herbert numbers are featured on WJZ at 7. Anne Savina may appear on WOC at 5:30. Iowa stations offer KWCR WHO and WOC programs, with WJZ WHAS WLS and others carrying music and theatre readings throughout the day. Silent stations listed include WGY WHAS WOAI and others.
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Associated Press
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Red
WHO
WOC
WOW
WEAF
Petrograd
Ster
Fireworks Thefts End With Shop Fire at Gift Store
A gang of boys raided the storeroom of the Golden Rule Gift shop at 112 Fourth Street East late yesterday afternoon. They stole fireworks dolls and other merchandise before fleeing as Officer Lloyd Cox arrived. A small fire caused by the escape was extinguished. loot valued as negligible.
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Golden Rule
Fourth Street East
Liloyd Cox
Golf luminaries meet Sept B10 in Western Open
Chicago September 5 Tommy Armour of Washington seeks to defend the Western Open title at Olympia Fields September 8-10 against a strong field including Walter Hagen, Harry Cooper, Chick Evans, Johnny Farrell, MacDonald Smith, Gene Sarazen, Harry Hampton, Al Watrous and Jock Hutchison. The article notes Jones’s recent British Open performance and discusses course features and potential formats for the 72-hole event.
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Tommy Armour
Washington
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Fla
Olympia Field Country Club
Armour
Oakmont
Bobby Jones
United States
Jones
Harry Cooper
Chick Evans
Johhny Farrell
New York
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Harry Hampton
al Watrous
Jock Hutchison
Olympia Fields
Hagen
Mehlhorn
Walter
Olympia
Indianapolis
Iowa Roads and Weather at 10 A M
Sioux City reports clear skies and good conditions. Des Moines shows fair weather, with good travel. Council Bluffs and Fort Dodge are fair to good. Dubuque is clear and good. Ottumwa and Marshalltown have fair to good conditions.
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Associated Press
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Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
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