Nu and Rostan Shipshape for Legion Fight in Waterloo
Carl Nuss and Rostan prepare for late evening bout cards amid Legion convention events at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome. Ade leonard and Rostan manage six round bout, while Navy Rostan faces Racine Brigger, with Judge Landis and Legion officials in attendance. Crowd expected to be record breaking as Morgans Band plays and tickets move in.
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Jimmy Nuss
J. W.walsh
Matt Ade
Waterloo
Nuss-Navy
Ade
Leonard
Milwaukee
Tommy Comiskey
Real
Central Fire
Courier Prize Tennis Tournament Opens September 11
The Evening Courier announces a citywide tennis tournament starting September 11 at Dr J C Hemeworth's courts with Byrhes Park facilities possible. A Dayton steel racquet will be awarded to the champion and displayed at Black Hawk National Bank. Entry requires name, telephone, and availability. entries close Thursday evening September 7.
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Evening Courier
J. C. Hemeworth
Columbia Cirela
Byrhes Park
Courier
Dayton Steel
Black Hawk National Bank
Aveung
Johnston Dominates to Seize Davis Cup Confidence
In Forest Hills Johnston crushed Gerald Li Patterson 6-2 8-3 6-1 to clinch the Davis Cup for the United States. Tilden edged James Anderson in five sets 6-4 8-6 3-6 6-4 6-2, summing a day of American triumph. The Americans won the doubles with Patterson and O Hara Wood defeating Tilden and Richards.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
Sant
Pia
Iam Johnston
Tats Bu
Davis Oup Vortus
United States
Sierald Li
Patterson
Miatches
Dedalya
William T. Tilden
James O. Anderson
Ean
Johnston
America
Tilden
Pat O'Hsra Wood
Vincent Richards
East High Eleven Begins Grid Practice Tuesday
East High coach Louis Kresensky led 50 candidates through five minutes of strenuous drills on the school field. Four letter men reported as Kresensky split the squad, himself taking one half and assistant coach Adot Bentrice guiding the other, both groups receiving solid workouts. A practice game may be arranged later this week as prospects look brighter for East High.
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Louis Kresensky
Cast High
Adot Bentride
East High
Kresensky
La Porte City Gun Club to Hold Registered Shoot
La Porte City Ia Sept 6 The La Porte City Gun Club will hold a registered shoot here Sunday Sept 10 under American Trapshooting Association rules with scores included in official records.
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LA Porte City Gun Club
la Porte City
A Comic Strip in Type Scene in Office Revival
A humorous strip depicts a man returning from vacation to his office, flaunting a tan and anecdotes, flirting with female workers, and triggering a wave of distractions. He recalls a dance and flirtatious memories before facing the boss. The boss pushes for brisk, businesslike work as chaos and nostalgia clash.
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Hhem
Sam
Desca
Iim
Towa' Golfer Knepper Matched With Ouimet Today
Brookline Mass Sept Classic amateur golf second round at the country club features top favorites. Notables include Willie Hunter vs Jessa Sweetzer and Robert Gardner vs Bobby Jones. Cyril Tolley faces George Aulbach, Chick Evans meets W C Fownes Jr, and Rudy Knepper drawn against Reginald Lewis. In wrestling, Strangler Lewis defeats Renatto Gardini in San Francisco with a decisive headlock fall.
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Brooktine
Mass
Willie Hunter
Jessa Sweetzer
Metropolitan
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Bobby ‘Jones
Atlanta
Best Pliny to Use and Football Facts Worth Know
Metzger, famed coach of Washington and Jefferson, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and South Carolina, prepares two Waterlog Evening Courier articles on football rules. He will answer reader questions on punting plays and other ruling points in the upcoming gridiron season, starting Monday Sept 11.
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Metzger
Courier
Washington and Jefferson
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
Mountaineers
South Carolina
Double losses topple Yankees as Red Sox, Braves win
Sept. 6 reports show Boston Red Sox beat New York twice 4-3 and 6-5 while St. Louis defeated Cleveland 20-9. Braves swept Giants 6-0 and 4-2, Pittsburgh crushed St. Louis 11-0. Joe Bush and Wale Hoyt blamed for losses, Kan Williams tied major slugging with 34th homer with bases loaded.
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Boston
New York
Red Sox
Benson
Yankees
St. Louis
Cleveland
Braves
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Yankee
Yanks
Johnny Mitchell
del Pratt
Huggins
Wale Hoyt
Joe Bush
Kan Williams
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
George Sisler
Ty Cobb
Willig Kealer
Baltimore
Frank Miller
Rube Marquard
Ryan
McQuillan
Baseball standings and scores from major leagues
National League standings show Boston 6 4 and New York 9 2 with Pittsburgh 11 and St. Louis 0. Philadelphia 11 7 and Brooklyn 3 8. American League lists Detroit 5 and Chicago 7 with Boston 4 6 and New York 3 5. American Association notes Columbus 11 Toledo 3, Minneapolis 7 St Paul 6, Kansas City 16 Milwaukee 6, Louisville at Indianapolis. Western League results include Denver 7 Des Moines 4 and Wichita 16 Tulsa 3 with other games scheduled.
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St. Louis
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Ebiadelphia
Oston
Washington
Philadelphia
Oledo
Western Legue
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Omaha
Worthless mule eats head off farm bill dispute
Beaver Pa September 6 13 a worthless mule valued at 3200 sparked a court ruling by Judge Frank B Reader. A Beaver negro tried to gift the animal to a friend who refused it. Unable to return the mule the man turned it loose and it wandered to U S Householder s barn. The hungry animal ate 196 worth of feed while Householder tried to pass it to the borough. The borough faced a maintenance bill and the judge ruled Householder was stingy.
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Beaver
Beaver County
Frank B. Reader
U. S
Householder
Humane Society
Boxing Suspensions Follow New York bout investigation
New York heavyweights Tut Jackson and manager William E. Palmer were suspended by the boxing commission pending an investigation of last week’s bout. Also noted are pace and horse racing results from Minnesota and Connecticut with mentions of various horses and officials. Further, Indiana and Michigan City discuss labor day bouts and gubernatorial sentiment to halt similar matches in the future.
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New York
Tut Jackson
Harry Wills
Jackson
William E. Palmer
New York Boxing Commission
Hamilue
Minn
Netta Patch
Fred Egan
Memphis
Bent
Minnesota
Hartford Conn
King Watts
Pluto
Pepe
Watts
Edith Worthy
Phorses
Indianapolis
Tad
Michigan City
Gov
McCray
Major League Records From 1899 to 1912 In Baseball
A fragmented OCR list chronicles various Major League baseball records and feats. Entries mention Chicago vs Detroit games, notable innings, single player marks by T Burns and others, and records like most hits and consecutive strikeouts, with several years and team affiliations scattered throughout.
Dempsey Wills bout blocked by New York rules
New York state athletic chief William Muldoon issued strict terms for the Dempsey Wills bout. He required 40 000 tickets at $2, seating for 100 000, max seat price of 15, and $260 000 posted as security. With high purses demanded, promoter prospects dim for a New York venue.
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New York
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Muldoons
Dempsey
McGrawmen Surely Face Tough Road in Pennant Race
Giants lead the National League by four and a half games with 26 to play as pitcher trouble and weak staff threaten their pennant chances. Davis J. Walsh notes Jess Barnes Virgil Nehf and others falter while Pittsburgh looms as the likeliest contender needing a strong stretch to catch or overtake New York.
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McGrawmen
Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
New York Giants
Giants
McGraw
Pirates
Jess Barnes
Virgil
Jonnard
Ryan
Art Nehf
Hay
Baseball rulings and a 1922 note on safe or out calls
The article discusses scoring questions and umpire decisions on plays at bat and base running, including a batter being put out while a runner scores, overthrows, and runner paths. It references a 1922 copyright by Sel Metzger and a request to write to Charles D. for clearance, plus a list of real estate transfers in Waterloo.
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A. Xow
Plata
Seco
Sel Metzger
Charles D
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