Moose Triumph in 9-4 Victory Over Waverly
Waterloo Moose crushed Waverly 9 to 4 at Cedar River Park with strong pitching from Carroll who fanned 12 and added two doubles. Claus contributed a seventh inning triple as Moose offense exploded in the fourth inning, while Waverlyans managed four runs in the sixth. The game paused briefly in tribute to the late Robert R. Dawson.
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Waterloo Moose
Cedar River “Park
Carroll
Oelwein
Moose
Claus
Everbody
Fortune
Waverly
Nash
Robert R.dawson
Rainbow Division
Aunay
Linn Street
Mitchell, Drayton
Uieh
Wilson Aeesan
Baker
Mosher
Waverly Moose Lune Ulen
Len
Wile Piten
Mitcherton
Mitchell
Tamleatyy
Standings and results from pennant races across leagues
Yesterday's results across the American League National League American Association and Three League show St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland and others posting wins. Notable scores include New York 18 Philadelphia 0 and Indianapolis 5 Louisville 3 in the American Association. Plus Western League results in Des Moines Joplin and Oklahoma City.
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Eland
Detroiy
St Imag
Woule
Wington
Boston
Vitueburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bkansay City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Teorta
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Evansville
Terre Haute
Rock
Land
Broomington
Rockford
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New Yor
Ational
Delneinnayt
Brooklyn
Dillsburgh
Lacisville
Toledo
Milwaukee 3, Kansasily, Lu. Then At Minneapolis, Moin
Beroeeset
Des Moines
Tulsa
Faux City
Omaha Joplin
Oklahoma City
Poor Talent Pool for Major League Prospects Warns Moran
Majors face a shortage of promising players says Cincinnati Reds manager Pat Moran. He notes war depleting recruit pools and predicts 75 ready young players will be needed by spring for major league rosters. McGraw supports paying high prices for capable pitchers.
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Pat Moran
Manar
Cintintati Reds
WSFS
Cincinnati
Eddie’ Roush
Jake Daubert
Reuther
Neale
Moran Lars
Moran
Garry Herrmann
John McGraw
New York Giants
Moranis
Maine
California
McGraw
Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Barrow
Boston Red Sox
Ben Johnson
Najorague
Ruth Smashes Season Record With Two Homers
New York on September 6 reports Babe Ruth hit two home runs Saturday to reach 46 for the season, surpassing Perry Werden who held the previous single season record of 45.
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NEW Howerun
New York
Babe
Ruth
Perry Werden
Ronald Reed Named Assistant Coach at Iowa
Ronald Reed, alumnus of the University of Iowa, will serve as an assistant football coach for the Hawkeyes next season. He specializes in line play and ends, will oversee the freshman team, and reports to How ard H. Jones on Sept. 15. Reed previously coached athletics at Mason City High School and captained the 1918 Hawkeyes. The move forms part of Iowa’s drive for a conference title with 11 lettermen returning. Reed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reed
Independence Javenue
University of Iowa
Howard H. Jones
Hawkeyes
Reed
James Ashmore
Waterloo
Iowa
Mason City
East High of
Orange and Black
State University
Towa
S. B. Reed
Grant Gardner
Marlin
Olive Harding
Duncan and
Cassar
Amlajestic Theatre
Traer
Roy Pierce
New York City
France
Flora
Itt
Pierce
Heavies Clash in Six Round Bout at Electric Park
Waterloo hosts a six round heavyweight bout tonight featuring Ralph Alexander and Liord Jenkins expected to spark a lively bout. The card also includes Joe Knipp of Waterloo meeting George Melichar of Cedar Rapids in a Labor Day engagement at Maquoketa, with strong betting on a competitive mix of talent.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Knipp
Champion Tennis Match At Forest Hills
Final match in the national all comers tennis title tournament pitted California’s William M. Johnston, the American champion, against Philadelphia’s William M. Tilden, winner of the Wimble don international title, in a long standing rivalry.
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As Ss
Forest Hills
X.Y
William M. d Johnston
California
William TY. Tilden
Philadelphia
Wimbledon
England
Negroes Rob Man Carrying Home Sunday Purchases
Charles Bick reports being robbed by a colored man and woman who seized his packages and stole $223 in cash plus checks for 31 and 27.03 dollars on Saturday night near Mulberry Street. Police have not identified the suspects and the victim says banks were closed for the weekend.
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Charles Bick
Mulberry Street
Rick
Mr. Bick
Headford Bros. & Hitchins Foundry
Oscar Bick
Rath Packing Company
Fred Young
Man O War Sets New World Running Record at Belmont
Man O War, three year old champion, captured the realization stakes at Belmont Park to set a new world mark for a mile and five furlongs. He finished in 2 40 4 5, beating the old record by 7 1 5 seconds while carrying 126 pounds to Hoodwink’s 116. The odds against Man O War were prohibitive at 1 to 100.
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New York
Belmont Park
Hurst Park
England
Hoodwink
Man O'War
Frede ricksburg News Briefs Update and Local Notes
Fredericksburg reports H D Sietsema and family moved to Waterloo where he will run a grocery. A daughter born to E M Ganske on Aug 30. A baby born to Chas Kammeyer died after birth. A E Brandt returns from the Western coast. Members of the T O F of this place visited Nashua. Mrs Fannie Babcork and Mrs Drugs Muir with Mae attended the De Nales fair. Tom Reay and A Upham plus Mrs Rolthofe plan to attend the Minnesota state fair. Farm tech notes include a circular saw rigged to cut a large tree quickly and the expanding tractor field.
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Fredericksburg
H. D. Sie Sema
Waterloo
Sietsema
E. M. Ganske
Chas. Kammeyer
A. E. Brandt
Hank
Ana meLia
T. O
Nashua
Fannie Babcork
Drugs Muir
Mae
de NaIes
Tom Reay
A. Upham
Seat
Frank Rolthofe
Minnesota
Legion Delegates to National Meet Executive Body
The American Legion in its state convention at Cedar Rapids elected delegates to the national convention and members of the state executive committee. Names span districts and cities including Dubuque Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Washington with many districts listed. Also noted is a separate item about a machine invented by a Scotsman that quickly prepares flax for manufacture.
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Legion
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Minverlig
Sil Bluffs City
Matthew A. Tinley
Conn Hanford McNider
Mason David Murphy
Dubuque
Es PB. Barton
Fort Wedge
Verney Pfitz
Des Moines
Lindsey Moines
Joan Welly
Lilli Johnson
Sheffield
Smith Breakhart
Washington
Warren RK. Rogers
Mount Pleasant
Harry H.schaile
Burlington
George TH. Slosser
Marengo
Don McClain
Towa
George O. Anderson
Clinton
Richard Weedert
Dyersville
A. Meyers
Cedar Falls
Rodger Hampton
G. B. Hadinek
Waukon
Leon G. More Xorthwnod
George G. Flummer
Cresco
H. HH. McKerral
Traer
Bruce Shillinglow
W. F. Hathaway
Anamosa
John Werron
Grinnell
B.C. Nixom Oskaloosa
C. C. Daly
Newton
A. 8. Price
Des
Independence
W. D. Yager
Calmar
Ralph Jones
Mason City
Milo Hanzlik
Cedar J !Rapids
John Tobin
Vinton
Don Koeger
Albia
John Teed
Bloomfield
Trom Watters
Nes Moines
Ib. B. Bush
Ames
FE. C. Ayers
Lorimer
EB. A. Pixley
Centerville
Harry Clark
Audusbun
Eugene Halling
Orient
John Colton, Jr
Eugene
Boudinet
Webster City
J. &. Russell
Sac
Ben Hall
Cherokee
Schotchman
Burlesque Show All Star Revue Heads to Waterloo Tonight
The All ee Revue brings a 30 member cast to the Waterloo theatre for the first local run. Built on the 3520 model with a famed Bathing Scene, the production promises lively entertainment for burlesque fans. Ruth Roland filming a western scene survived a near fatal horse slip when rain made the course treacherous. The stunt coach praised her daring as the rider halted the horse just in time.
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Waterloo Theatre
Ruth Roland
Ruth
Fred Burns
Garden
Helen Reardon
Alice Joyce Vitagraph
Rockies
HELLO JAKE AND THE NOISE OF THE TOWN AT THE THEATRE
A jumble of notes details a burlesque, a Hart-Black Deering western, and vaudeville acts at Crystal and Alma theatres. It cites "Hello Jake" with Fields and Masoneur-Gate, praising Hart as best in rider, shoot, and revenge scenes.
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Hart—Black Deering
Waterloo Theatre
Sheriff
Tadiex
Black Deering
Jake" Fields
William S. Hart
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Jinx
THAMS
Coveland CF
St Louis
Petrouit
Chiladelphis
Nadional
Lavin
Kansas
Wurra- Sye
Phospital Pwnel
McLody
Wife
Inte
Alma Mater
Jones
Bacon
Heavies
WM. S
Hart
THE
Crystay
Great Western Plains
Alice Joyce
Jake
Kyelds
Bixee Mason
Lier
Mr. Hart
Stal Theatre
Kansas City
Welfare Loan Agency
Frank Nevin
R W.aterloo Theater
Wessay Secs
Pathe News
Duncan & Cassar
Merlin & Co
Jesse L.lasky
William Demille
the Prince
Chap
Thomas Meighan
Kathryn Williams
Lila Lee
Ann Forrest
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