New York Giants win both ends of doubleheader
In Philadelphia the Giants beat Ring and Betts 7 to 2 in the first game and 13 to 4 in the second as Hubbell and Sedgwick were hit hard. Williams and Kenne dy homered in both games. Also reports of Chicago and St Louis games and American League action with Ruth and Mensel homer totals noted.
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New York Americans
Boston
Mensel
Babe Ruth
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Ruel
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Johnston Favored to Win National Singles Championship
United Press reports experts pick William Johnston to triumph at the national singles championship in Philadelphia starting tomorrow. Top rivals include Bill Tilden and Vincent Richards in the lower half of the draw, making early exits possible for one of the three American stars.
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United Pres
New York
William T. Tilden
Philsdelania
William Johnston
Tildan
Vincent Richards
Fordham
Sarily
Dssay
Ruth Ought to Have Headgear for Many Seasons to Come
United Press reports Babe Ruth blasted his 52nd homer in the classic game against the Boston Red Sox, prompting a five minute stoppage as umpires and grounds crew retrieved a swarm of straw hats hurled from the stands. More than 50 hats were tossed toward the New York dugout.
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United Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Cedar Falls Tigers Name Thomas as Football Coach
Thomas will coach Cedar Falls high school football this season after success at Jefferson High. Four lettermen return Bailey captain Christoffersen McKey and Jocumsen join about 30 candidates in early practices. The season opens September 23 against Charles City on the road.
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Cedar Falls Tigers
Cedar Falls
Loral Thomas
Penn State
Jeferson High School
Jefferson Hight
Tigers
Bailey
Christoffersen
McKey
Joccumsen
Charles City
Birmingham catcher Gooch sold to Pittsburgh Nationals
Birmingham to Pittsburgh transfer note shows John Gooch, Birmingham club catcher, sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals. Fort Smith reports Pat Duncan, 12, 72 pounds, set a 12 mile 150 foot river swim record in Potean. Chicago notes permanent Chicago Nationals training camp on Catalina Island per President Veeck.
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Ala
John Gooch
Southern Association
Pittsburgh Nationals
Fort Smith
Ark
Pat Duncan
Chicago
Catalima Island
Pacific Coast
Nationals
Veeck
Pittsburgh
Havana
Jose R. Capablanca
Akiba Rubenstein
Masiw
Comic Strip in Type captures school anxieties and bored chatter
A syndicated comic strip features high school students grumbling about going to school. They joke about teachers, passing time, and wishing to skip classes as the scene centers on fatigue and humor.
Ellsworth College Football Team Returns 11 Veterans
Ellsworth College announces 11 veterans from last season will return to play this fall under coach Jenn Smith. Captain Ell Evans leads, with teammates J Hardcastle B McCoy J M Smith K Hartley M Hartley F Ellefson F Symington E Patton F Cotterel and B Trickey also back. Schedule includes Cedar Valley Junior College Iowa Falls October through Western Union College Town Falls November.
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Associated Press
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Jenn ©. Smith
Ellsworth College
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Skndiron
Uell Evans
Shelby
J. Hardcastle
B. McCoy
J. M. Smith
K. Hartley
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Towa Falls
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Iowa
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Cedar Falls
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Iowa Falls to Meet East High With Fast Squad
Iowa Falls high school football, led by coach Forest Greenwood, prepares to face East High of Waterloo on October 22. Nine games on the schedule include returnees Don Klemme, Raymond Holbrook, Lister, Wolfe, McVicken, Lake, Beach, Bryson, Ford and Stringer, with several younger playersJoining. The slate lists games at Nevada Ames Waterloo Eagle Grove and others through November 4 and 11.
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Hamplton
Bamptonster City
Tawa Falls
Eldora
Channel Swim Training Emphasized For Record Attempt
Henry Ivan of Lowell Mass learned that long swims require training in water like that of the planned record voyage. Sullivan quit his attempt due to choppy seas and later praised conditioning for the water type and conditions. He swam 74 hours in rough conditions before landfall, with lasting strain noted.
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Henry Ivan
Lowell
Mass
Sullivan
Lenglen Shows Interest in American Baseball
Susanne Lenglen, famed French tennis star, expresses liking for baseball in America and remarks on why more people do not play. She watches a game with evident excitement and hints at trying baseball herself after the contest.
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Susanne Lenglen
Cile
Lengler
Ike
Haneball
Fewer Holdouts Foreseen in 1922 Baseball
John Heydler predicts fewer spring holdouts in major league baseball for 1922 with Judge Landis acting as referee in wage disputes. Landis will rule on increases and, if needed, magnates must grant raises or players may be disqualified. An exhaustive player performance study will guide salary conclusions.
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Siimply
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Chicago
Judge Landis
William Veeck
Cubs
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Cony
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
Yesterday's scores show American Association games Louisville 6 Toledo 4 and Columbus Indianapolis 6. Western League results: Des Moines 3 Sioux City 1 and St Joseph 8 Omaha 1. Joplin 7 Wichita 1 and Oklahoma City 5 Tulsa 4.
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Joplin
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Short and Huntley win Cedar Valley horseshoe meet
Cedar Falls September. Kid Short winner of the Waterloo Courier county horseshoe championship retained his title as he and Huntley teamed to win the Cedar Valley fair tournament. Their 259 points edged Combs Peterson 253 and Canfield Page 250 for the top prizes.
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Kid Short
Waterloo Evening Courier
Black Hawk County
Huntley
Cedar Valley Fair
Short
Combs
Peterson
Canfield
Page
Palmer
Strine
Reed and
Bellinger
Cole
Hahn
Balow
Odell
Huston
Porter
Southall and Wolff
Gison and Savage
Sucher
Nolte
Double Header Football Plan At Harvard And West Point
Coach Bot Fisher of Harvard advocates double header football games to test first string material. Harvard and West Point plan early season double headers to quickly identify latent ability, with University of Chicago Wilngis and Ohio State showing interest for 1922 adoption.
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Wast
Bot Fisher
Harvard
West Point
Fisher
Bic
University of Chicago
Wilngis
Ohio State
Baseball Scoreboard Recaps Yesterday's Narrow Card
Ray Caldwell struck out Bassler and Cole with the bases loaded in the ninth to seal the Indians 5–4 win over the Tigers. Ruth hit his 52nd, Mouse Rooney his 19th in a doubleheader as the Yankees swept the Red Sox 6–2 and 7–2. Williams and Konetchy homered twice but Philadelphia fell to the Giants. Grimes' error sparked a Red rally as the Cubs lost 5–2. Russell, rookie White Sox pitcher, allowed 13 hits in five innings but earned a 16–2 win for the Browns.
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United Prase
Ray Caldwell
Bassler
Cole
Indians
Tigers
Russell
White Sox
Browns
Johnny Wilson Recounts Labor Day Bout For New Jersey Boxing Panel
Johnny Wilson of Boston, holder of the middleweight belt, explained to the New Jersey boxing commission why his Labor Day match against Bryan Downey did not deliver a stiffer fight. The panel ordered Tex Rickard to withhold Wilson’s $35,000 purse share pending the hearing, noting Wilson may seek court action to claim the funds if the verdict is against him.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Johnny Wilson
Boston
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Tex Rickard
Wilson
Practice in Secret Is Latest for Teachers
Cedar Falls reports Coach I. EL Mendenhall imposes secret practice to limber the Tutor grid squad. The freshman team blends top football material from Waterloo east and west high schools and local schools. First test is Cedar Rapids, with a game negotiated against Lombard for the next Saturday after Oct 24.
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Cedar Falls
EL. Mendenhall
Mendenhall
East
West High
Waterloo
Uoe
Cedar Rapids
Lombard
Turf drivers in race for honors Braves will do better in 1922
Tammy Murphy long a leading Grand Circuit teamster faces a neck and neck fight with Walter Cox and Vic Fleming for top driving honors. Murphy’s star trotter Peter Manning was rested from several stake events, while Cox gains form with veterans returning to action. Braves manager Fred Mitchell and George Washington Grant predict a stronger 1922 season after pitching and fielding improvements and winter swaps.
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Braves
Tammy Murphy
Waller
Cox
Murphy
Peter Manning
Walter Cox
Vic Fleming
Flemying
Fred Mitchell
Boston Braves
Mitchell
George Washington Grant
Grant
Youth Hurt in Cedar Valley Fair Horse Race
At Cedar Falls Iowa Roger Morgan aged 15 from Janesville Ta sustained a broken right foot when his horse swerved on the track causing a collision with a rear horse during the half mile event. He was taken to Sartori hospital and is resting easily. An open gate near the judges stand is blamed for the mishap.
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Cedar Fairs
Roger Morgan
Janesville
Morgan
Sartori Hospital
Liberty Work
John W. Perkins
Raymen Payne
Nano
Cedar lake fish kill under investigation by warden
Deputy Game Warden Sam O Brine and Assistant Commissioner R T St John probe thousands of dead fish in Cedar lake Cedar Rapids Iowa region says the deaths were not caused by hot water and federal legal action may follow The officials plan chemical tests and unnamed culprits face justice though not disclosed yet
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Sam’ O’brine
Cedar Lake
O’brine
R. T. St. John
O'Brine
St. John
J'Brine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carpenters Lead In J C Horseshoe Tourney
Carpenters top the J C horseshoe pitching tourney with 304 points while sheetmetal workers hold 303 and storeroom No 1 289. Walker, Philadelphia Athletics first baseman, was struck by a batted ball and hospitalised in Cleveland with headaches. doctors plan further treatment after the season ends.
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Johnny Walker
Philadelphia Athletics
Carpenters
Cleveland
Walker
Dan
Land
Foutch
L. E. Gerholt
Tabane
Groh and Neale End Feud as Reds Come Together
Report says Heinie Groh and player Pat Moran confirm Groh and Neale Nes were formerly at odds but have buried the hatchet and now work together with the Reds. The rough past blamed for last season’s poor showing, while a local event offers free motion pictures at Washington Park by Modern Woodmen of America.
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Heinie Groh
Nes
Cinsinnati Reds
Hatcher
Pat Moran
Neale
Groh
Tails
Reds
Washington Park
Modern Woodmen of America
Leech Cup Rifle Match Progress at Camp Perry
Camp Perry progress reports show Maj. W Dol Frazer of the Coast Artillery first in the Leech Cup as the National Rifle Association contests continue. Frazer may score 35 on each 900 and 1000 yard range with nine extra bulls on the last range. Captain W H Richards of New Haven leads the Members match on the 600 yard range with 50 and 22 bullseyes, while L Gassman of Sherman Texas trails with 20 bulls. Rapid fire on the 200 yard range sees over 200 possible scores remaining.
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Perry
Maj. W. Dol
Frazer
Coast
Artillery Corps
National Rifle Association
W. H. Richards
New Haven
Conn
Gassman
Sherman
Tex
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