Bender Eyes New Men for 1929 Tutor Eleven
Cedar Falls special: Coach Paul F. Bender plans the 1929 football season at Town State Teachers College. Captain David McGuskey and Melvin Pritzel lead a strong returning group, with nine lettermen back. Freshmen and juniors compete for backfield and line positions as the Tutors chase a third straight conference crown. Open dates include Sept 2 homecoming, with a schedule against Drake rivals and nearby colleges.
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Cedar Falls
Paul F. Bender
Town ‘State Teachers College
R David McGuskey
Woodbing
Melvin Fritzel
Grundy Center
Dave
Fritzer
Hite
N. CG. Burly
Harris
Lynn Boyce
Bes Moines
Will
McCaskey
Pritzel
Chanel Tomkins
Spirth Lake
Albert Miller
la Porta City
Gay, Orr
Eldon’ Ravelin
Nort
Bender
Dickinson
Lynne Berryhill
Kramar
Frank Shoemaker
Arnolds Park
Lloyn Habert Vichter
la Porte City
Burl Berry
Wellman
Arthur Gerber
Frank Snyder
Waterloo
Russell Heckler
Lincoln
Spencer Wright
Norfolk
Albert Miler
Robert Binty
Frank Ralston
Keals
Louis Armstrong
Brooklyn
Wayne Johnson
Neb
Lloyd Gordon
Vinton
Buard
Clare Halek
Reinbeck
Ray Brom
Peltz
Jake Daubert
Ames
Shoemaker
Wackfeld Lneup
Tomlins
Cee
Cedar Rapids
Northeastern
Miscouraire Teachers College
Kirksville
Penn Et
Their Swan Song and Pro Football Interest in Waterloo
An aging Hawks season ends with farewell sentiment as players, coaches, and loyal followers part ways for higher leagues. Pro football inquiry grows in Waterloo with hopes to revive Sunday games and attract teams from Minnesota and Wisconsin. players discuss the season’s end and the sport’s enduring appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Ctetus Dixon
Nck
Waterloo
Ihallpark
American Legion
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Johnston Signs to Pilot Dundee in Title Quest
New York boxing promoter W P Jimmy Johnston has signed a two year contract to manage Joe Dundee of Baltimore the former welterweight champion. Dundee will train for several weeks in Hot Springs Arkansas before returning to the ring. Johnston says Dundee is only 25 and can be brought back to the top.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
Mike McTigue
Maneage
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Dundee
Hot Springs
Ark
Dunster
Johnston
Plowboys Open With Nine Run First Inning Win 16 7
Moline defeated Keno kul 16 to 7 after nine runs in the first inning. Box score shows Moline with 18 hits and 7 runs, Keokuk 9 hits and 7 runs. Key players include Drager Hutchinson Parker and Molesworth for Moline, with Applegren and Debus contributing for Keokuk. Game duration listed as 3:00.
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Moline
Kenokul
Keokuk
Poae Schinski
Ngaoan Schwartz
Fate
Dourberty
Bronotary Novak
PaUon
Jacobs
Applegren
Debs
TORAH
Drager
A Hutchinson
Hint
Parker
Chadwick
C Molesworth
Staplatan
Flowers
Hull
Sesveseee
Wesc Ees
Krokuk
Vege
Malling
Tininerun
Molesworth
Stanleton
Sehingkl
Patton
Schwartz
Parkes
Tutchinson
Flowrra
Chidwick
Moleaworth
Ostrick
Etull
Debus
Jastug Pltener
Mbchér
Daugherty
FMN
Bal
Emerson
Unipire
Oregory
Tine
Manchester Golf Club first home tournament pairings listed
The Manchester Golf and Country Club in Manchester Ta Sept 7 announces the first annual home tournament with 73 entrants. Pairings cover five flights including championship and four auxiliary flights. Matches begin Sunday, with 16 players per upper flight and 4 rounds to decide champions. Prizes include the Manchester Democrat trophy cup and medals.
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Courtey Spectial Service
Manchester
Manchester Golf and Country Club
Encch
W. A
Dutton
G. Klaus
John N McKeap
E. J. Goon
Yoran
G. He. Dunham
F. G. Gosling
J. J. Jones
Burl May
Final Today in Amateur Meet at Pebble Beach
Harrion R. Johnston of Dellwood Minnesota meets Dr GO F Willing of Portland Oregon in a 3 hole final for the U S amateur golf championship at Pebble Beach Del Monte. Both players earned notable wins in the semi finals with Johnston 1 up and 5 to play against Ouimet, while Willing defeated Egan 33 holes. Oregon favored in betting, with a strong Northwest pedigree backing Willing as a formidable foe for Johnston.
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Pebble Beach
Frank Getty
United Press
del Monte
Cat
United States
Harrion R. Johnston
Dellwood
Minn
GO. F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Bobby Jones
Johnston
Willing
Bobby
Wis
Simmy
Francis Ouimet
Doc’ Willing
Chandler Egan
Oregonian
Egan
Doc
Buffalo Youths Crowned Junior World Series Champions
Louisville report says Burke Brothers Buffalo youths, age under 18, defeated New Orleans 1 to 4 in the deciding game to win the American Legion Junior world series title. Captain Bill Joyce led the team, earning his 14th straight win as they head home with a silver cup and a ride to watch the big league World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Burke Brothers
Buffalo
New Orleans
American Legion
Look Out A s Chicago Manages World Series Bats
Orbs manager Joe McCarthy orders a new consignment of bats for use in the upcoming world series. He wants the bludgeons ready so his hitters can acclimate ahead of the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
The
Orbs
Iffe
Byrnes Golfers Urged to Enter Sunnyside Tourney
A. I. Porter, secretary of the Byrnes Park Golfers club, urges Waterloo players to qualify for Sunnyside Country Club's annual fall invitation tournament next Saturday and Sunday at Byrnes park. Cropper says players may qualify any day next week if unable to play Saturday. No tournament fee, only a nominal charge for the nineteen hole stag dinner. Entries have been sent to clubs across the state and up to 300 golfers are expected from Waterloo and surrounding clubs.
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A. I. Porter
Byrnes Park
Porter
Sunnyside Club
Gm Waterloo
Fort Dodge Boy Wins Swim Race
Toronto Ontario September 7 UP An Iona youth Marvin Nelson Fort Dodge captured first in the men's open swimming race at the Canadian National exhibition. Nelson built a big early lead in the three mile race and stayed ahead. He received 100 for his efforts despite not finishing after dropping from the Wrigley marathon swim last week. He remained among the leaders until fatigue stopped him.
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Toronto
Ont
Iona
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Nelson
Tilden and Lott Favored Ten Gal Final in Tennis
Forest Hills opens as national singles championship begins with Henry Sunny Austin the lone foreign challenger likely to reach the final half. Pre-championship forecasts place Tilden against Lott in a final, with Tilden favored to win a seventh title as play starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Henry W
Sunny
Upmann
G. M. Pappadopoulo
Austin
Big Bill ‘Tilden
Berkeley Bell
Tex
John
Val Ry
New Raohelle
Gregory, Marein
Newark
Secret fears shape a batter’s swing in a Boston Braves note
The account recalls Babe Rush and Jin detailing fears of hitting fast balls at the plate and endangering pitchers, with Farmer Michel and Paul Perritt invoking Hans Wagner’s legendary drives. It recalls the Boston Braves tumbling from last to leading the NL race fifteen years ago this July.
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Babe Rush
Jin
Uth
Sigw
Paul Perritt
Hans Wagner
Ccunter Fettler
Sears
Bos~don Braves
Kirkner Publishes Local Y Class Schedule
Frank J. Kirkner Waterloo physical director announces a schedule for boys and men at the Y gymnasium. Two wall handball courts open when not in use. Cadet classes meet Wednesdays and Saturdays. juniors Tuesdays and Fridays. junior employed boys and highschool boys set on multiple Mondays and Fridays. swimming and morning classes noted. Arthur Misner returns to lead boys’ program after summer at Lake Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kirkner
Waterloo
Arthur Misner
Lake Geneva
Sheridan to Meet Bob Moore in Park Feature
Homer Sheridan the Pacific coast boxer will clash with Bob Moore of Chicago in the eight round feature at Electric Park Wednesday night. Promoter Ralph Alexander announces Sheridan’s wife acts as his sole manager. Preliminary bouts include St Paul Kid versus Francisco Moreno in four rounds, Dick Lang versus Harold Hubbard in four, and Whitly Dale versus Orville Smith in opening bout.
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Homer Sheridan
Bob Moore
Chicago
Will Lelash
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Sheridan
Alexander
St. Paul Kid
Francisco Moreno
Dick Lang
Harold Hubbard
Whitly Dale
Orville Smith
Dempsey Seeks Fields Title Fight With Offer of 865000
Dempsey reportedly offered Jackie Fields 865000 to defend the welterweight title in Chicago next year. Fields manager Sig Rooney said the proposal was under consideration, with a bout against an opponent to be named by Dempsey and a tentative date before April 15. Dempsey also spoke of building a 50000 capacity arena for the event.
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Chicago
UPI
Jack Dempsey
Jackie Fields
Khug. Sig. Rooney
Fields
Dempsey
Damspey
Cedar Rapids 18 Foe In Final Of Current Season
The Cedar Rapids Hawks close the season with a farewell game at Mississippi Valley league park. Prince dominates on the mound as Cedar Rapids crushes the Bunnies 12 0 in the opener and 17 runs in the seventh inning, while several Hawks are set to join new clubs and head home.
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Pat
Dubuque
Waterclaw AL Keokuk
Boy Pore
Rapids
Amoune Agerday
Rand
Davenport Maling
Burlington T.reck
Ag. Keekuk
iGedac
Wol
Pee
W.G. Pet
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
st.Louis
New York
St. Louis
Desten
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Toul - BA
Toulay
Toledo
Columba
Minnenpalis
Renukees
Louisville
Teaverese
Columbura
Tianapails
Wi Eaters League
Pet
Talon
Toneka
Guy
Denver
Onyartia
Wichita
Moines
Ebterday
Cedar Rapiog
Mississippi Valley League Park
Telrain
Cedar Rapids
Hawks
Prince
John
Billy
Ralph Berkofer
Frost
Walsh
Dixon
Berres
Ray Berres
Birmingham
Southern Association
Ray
Miler
Gardner
Storme
Prevost
Liva Gedar Rapids
Serre
Hawk
Wateh
Birkafor
Birkeferth
Waktrloo
Kapires
Campucl
Ten Entries Go to Post in Rich Windy City Race
Ten horses entered the $35,000 added Lincoln handicap at Lincoln Fields in Chicago. Misstro andlta and Canaan led early betting with Karl Eltol from J. Coughlin near the middle, while Lady Broadcast Windy City Royal Ju Vin Lawley Martinique Montanaro and Blackwood also appeared among the entries.
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Windy City
Chicago
Lincoln
Lincoln Fields
Misstro Andlta
Compantory Canaan
N Mirty
Aldermatha J. Coughlin
Karl Eltol
Lady Broadcast
Windy Olty
Royal
Lawley
Martinique
Montanaro
Blackwood
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Maney
Real Britain
Paniil
Francis Walczek, Jr
Kenneus Storme
Uw United
Ruth
Yankees
Vines
Klein
Phillier
Wilson
Cubs
Stornaby
Cuba
Pete
Roxx
Athfotles
Gehrig
Simmons
Athetics
Bottomley
Ar Son Phillies
Turse
Ameriany League
May Berres
Wia
Clarion Thompson
Des Moines
Presidents
E.G. Dittmer
Paw A. Kinane
HK. E. Greené
Thre. Shelly
T. C. May
P. McPadden
A. Hints
Geo A. Newman
Tale Lb. Smith
Henry Bronson
Kuhlman Vay
C. W. Bangs
Walter Rossman
Fred W. Hermann
Mo E. Murray
G. B. Drumgartner
W. C. Blake
D. OM. Parks
W. Drew
Ra. More
A. Brown
C. G. Yaran
Carl Jinimeyer
EL Lawman
A. Matthews
Couser
Leng
OD. Kehoe
Willam McKeng
B. F
Dygert
W. O. Snyder
John Greenley
Bert Hongbye
O. Haug
Paul
Kejoc
Gd. Turner
V. Weems
Tracy
Gno
Kelser
George Guthormson Bye
Tracey Va
St. Martins
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Maass
Sleters
Helen’ Marlowe
Hollywoed
Sarah
Mianne
Miss Marlowe
Carolyn Babjcock
Los Angeles
Dr. Willing
Johnny Goodman
Williem Little, Jr
San Francisco
Brynes
Fort Dodge Boy
Tilden
Lott
Doeg
Lett
Maongin
Farquharson
Little
Bill Johnston
Rene la Coste
Jean Boretta
Henri Cochet
Hunter
Cochet
Edward Jacobs
Loto
Elleth Bingen
Tilder
Donald Strachan
Pahiladelphia
Wilmer Allison
Emmett Pere
Halignal
Edward Herndon
van Ryn
Edward McNight
Springfield
Mass
Ay, Demaren
Michel
Glan
Mie Odn
Big Bam
Bae Ruru Raney
Kirkner
Park Peature
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