WaterloO Iowa Dubuque Rally Ends Hawks Shakeup Pennant Hope
Dubuque baseball team defeats Waterloo 2 to 1 as Cla tus Dixon slips, Dick Richards doubles and scores on Red Worthington. Hood, Koob and McGuire handle pitching. two games remain in the season with doubleheaders planned.
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Waterloo Hell
Waterloo
Det
Dick Richards
Red Worthington
Doubler
Dixon
Armstrong
McDermott
McGuire
Dubuque
Hood
Gun
Clarence Koob
Dyersville
Callegian
Joop
Lefty Ryan
College
Milwaukee
Basy
Kottenbell
Helsey Patenly
Rye
Dison
McDermore
Lac Richards
Worthington
Riepore Armstrong
Moore
Leele
Les
McCaffres
Amstrong
Hicks
NcGuire
Richards
Burrus
Koob
Standings and Saturday Results Across Leagues
Mississippin Valley League shows Cedar Rapids 6 over Dubuque 2 and Marshalltown 8 3, Ottumwa 8 over Rock Island 5, Moline 4 over Waterloo 0, plus Boston- Washington 3 3 and St Louis 9 4 over Chicago 2 in the American League. National League has Boston 14 11 and Brooklyn 14, St Louis 9 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 2, plus Columbus 12 Toledo 5 in the American Association. Saturday results include Cedar Rapids 11 Guumwa 4, Dubuque 15 Marshalltown 3, New York 38 Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn , Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0, Milwaukee 5 Western and Des Moines 0.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
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Moline
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Rock Island
American Leaque
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Raln
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American Association
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Omaha
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Prey Western
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Wichita
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Knipp to Clash in Six Round Main Event at Electric Park
Joe Knipp plans a six round main event against Clyde Drury at Electric Park tonight as part of a boxing card featuring two four round bouts to open. The program also includes several matchups such as Ros Pom tomorrow facing Farrell, Rich Albert versus Albert Fabian, and other four and six round bouts, with a busy night expected for local boxing fans.
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Joe Knipp
Clyde Drury
Mareshall Town
Electric Park
Drury
Joe
Central Labor Union
Nithe Park
Blee
Knipp
Ros Pomm
Tomorra
the Farrell
Tounds
Ang Ki
Rich Albert Mee
Albert Fabian
Kid Brooks
Relunds
Albert Knipp
Laramy Maines
Ray
Kid Lew
Cedar Falls High opens grid practice with four letter veterans
Cedar Falls High begins grid practice with four returning lettermen Milton Behrens Horace Leonard Victor Mel Bride and Marion Teisinger. Coach Penton plans for a season opener against Nashua Oct 2 and a schedule including Vinten Grundy Center Orbwein Independence Teachers College and other foes.
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Seni
Neen
Bo Denton
Teerenaeh
Milton Behrens
Horace Leonard
Victor MelBride
Marion Teisinger
Penton
Cedar Rapids Cops Pennant by Beating Reichle's Bees
Cedar Rapids clinched the 1925 Ippi Valley League pennant over Burlington in the ninth inning. Bunny hurler led the Cedar Rapids team with decisive pitching, securing a 6 3 victory and his sixth win of the season. Umpires were K m and Geekery.
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Reichle
S Bees
Burlington
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapiderers
Valentity
Bunny Hurler
Cedar Rapide
Huffiia
Maloney
Bower
Randelph
P Qeese
K m
Tinie
Philadelphia Ang Washington Hold Interest of Fang
Philadelphia and Washington open a four game series as the major league pennant race heats up in New York. The Athletics trail by seven games to the Mackmen with a clean sweep needed to stay in the chase. Babe Ruth is reinstated amid a $5,000 fine.
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Athletics
Washington
Grilfmen
Mackmen
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Senators
Browns
White Sox
Brooklyn
Braves
Bancroft
Cardinals
Reds
Vic Aldredge
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh
Understanding the Difference Between National Forests and Parks
The article explains how national forests and national parks differ in purpose and use. It notes forests prioritize forestry and land protection, permit recreation within natural states, and may include facilities for visitors, while parks focus on scenic and recreational value with stricter conservation and varied access.
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Eng Mere Ceenje National
Fiat
Adeyance
Pitched Wins Spur Pennant Race Amid Brisk Trade Hype
Wires glow this time of year promising suits and overcoats to pitchers who win key games against rival clubs in a tight pennant race. Clubs dangle bonuses and vows of World Series dough as incentives, while pitchers view the bets as smart business backing a few hundred dollars in orders for suits. The system mirrors on-field stakes, with each game carrying weight toward the championship outcome.
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Sy al. Demaree
Séeftain
Busi
Ottumwa Triumph Over Rock Island In Heavy Homer Show
Ottumwa defeated Rock Island as three players hit home runs in a high scoring afternoon. Lefty Irvin pitched effectively, Winkler held the visitors to little hitting, and Welch earned the win with solid relief. Welch, Branden, and Smith led the offense with multiple hits and homers, while Dorsey, Kerr, and Warner contributed in the field and on base paths.
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Anne
Fama
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Grant Gunpyi
Strick
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Ripola
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Ripola Gardner
Liste
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Davenport
Sehreck
Hawks and players dominate Dubuque area baseball chatter
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes several former MV players shining elsewhere as Oak, Moline, and Dubuque figures swap teams. Umpire debates flare while local bets form mythical all star lists, with Dubuque and Moline teams leading chatter on who belongs on top.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
O'Shea
Witerlog and
Pacific
Teague
Cotuin
Johnny Bame
Ansons
M-V
Burlington Ha Pleks
Pete Groft
Rooster Kettenheil
Dubuque
Grange Faces Questionable 1935 Line With Inexperienced Recruits
Urbana Sept 7 Bert Zuppke plans the 1935 University of Winnets football squad around Captain Grange with an untested line. Spring practice revealed many inexperienced players while backfield prospects look brighter as returns come in. End Rokusek and Follett tackle Pick Wall Slimmer Oiler masrds Roberts Umans centers Mellwain Schultz backs Brown end.
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Follett
Roberts
Umans
Mellwain
Schultz
Teachers Griddens Report for First Workout Thursday
Cedar Falls Sept 7 Special Teachers college football candidates report to Coach Paul F. Bender Thursday afternoon for opening drill. The Tutor grid mentor returned to Cedar Falls after a vacation in Le Mars and has been away seven weeks. He is fully recovered from throat trouble that sent him to the college hospital for a month. Bender has summoned several candidates for early week conferences as a dozen lettermen and new freshmen join, promising one of the most successful seasons.
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Teachers College
Paul F. Bender
le Mars
Bender
Tourist trade grows in Baraboo Wisconsin headline
Frank Wilson reports Baraboo Wisconsin thriving with tourist business replacing Ringling circus quarters. Hundreds of private homes display lodging signs as Baraboo lies 15 miles from Kilbourn at the Dells. Illinois plates common and Chicago visitors frequent the area while crops look promising.
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Baraboo
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Ringling Circus
Frank M. Son
Mr. Wilson
Raraboo
Kilbourn
The
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Chicago
What Causes a Golf Slice and How to Correct It
Bob MacDonald outlines two main slice causes: improper body pivot from knee and hip action and wrists drifting with the body movement. He advises tight tension between arms and club, a right-angled shoulder position to the flight line, and braced weight on the right leg. The top of the backswing should have the club head aimed to the right of the target to allow an inside out path.
Short fences hurt pitchers in big parks across leagues
St Louis, Mo., Sep 7. Joe Bush of the St Louis Browns says short fences are a 26 percent handicap to a major league pitcher. He notes Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium limit fields, making homers easier and pitching harder. He cites Washington Park as ideal for pitching without drastic control risk.
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Joe Bush
St. Louis Brown
Joe
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
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St.Louis
Browns
Washington Park
Bush
Redesigned Ford Car Draws Crowds to Local Showrooms
Curiosity sparked by newspaper notices brings many visitors to Repass Automobile Company showrooms Friday through today to view the touring car model. Orders were taken for 22 of the new Fords on Friday as demand for the line is strong. The touring car features a streamlined look, larger running boards and rear brake drums, with the gasoline tank moved under the cowl and the coil box relocated to the cylinder head.
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Sagt
A. B. Chambers
Jones, Jones, Jones: Amateurs Eye 1926 Open and Change
New York report on the national amateur golf championship at Oakmont notes two main items: likely abolition of the 16 man seeded field and Robert T. Jones poised to repeat as champion. Vanderpool hails Jones’s match play ability while outlining Jones’s rare, selective schedule and record in major amateur events. Proposals for new sectional qualifying to decide 64 spots are discussed as improvements over 1925 format.
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W. G. Vanderpool
United States Golf Association
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Watts Gunn
Robert
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Inwood
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Hagen
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Sis
Iowa Legion Men to Attend Creighton North Dakota Game
Council Bluffs Iowa September 7 the local American Legion post arranged for all visitors to attend the October 3 Creighton North Dakota Aggies football game in Omaha for the state convention. The $590000 Creighton stadium dedication is expected to draw the entire convention. Creighton meets Colorado October 7 as the national convention attends. The Creighton squad is highly regarded with most of last year's lineup returning.
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American Legion
Iowa Legion
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Omaha
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University of Colorado
National American Legion Convention
Becide City Horseshoe Champions Crown Three Classes
Albert Jones won the senior division by defeating James McGinley in the final at Lincoln Park. Harry Hubbard took the junior title, Ortis Watson finished second. Ben Smith captured the midget class with John Kyle second. The tournament, overseen by the playground association, drew nearly 100 entrants.
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James McGinnley
Lincoln Park
Playground Association
Harry Hubbard
Ortis Watson
Ben Smith
John Kyle
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