Hawks rebound in 4 to 3 win over Cherokee All-Stars
Waterloo Hawks edge Cherokee All-Stars 4 to 3 in a barnstorming clash. Lefty Wilkus and Rooster Kettenbeil limited Cherokee hits as Stuart Clarke starred behind the plate. lineup included Clarke Dixon Grant Groft McDermott Kuehl Finkler Thompson Kettenbeil.
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Cherokee
Sepy
Waterloo Hawks
Cherolee
Barnstormers
Dash
Ginger
Rooster Kettenbeil
Hawks
Waterloo
Arthur Jones
Newell
Sac City
MV Champs
Aga
Fenipres
Lancaste
Wrs
Sterling
American Legion
Clarke
Dixon
Grant
Groft
McDermott
Kuehlif
Finkler
Thompson
Dubuque Gers
Dick Didier
Harry Ford
Ottumwa
Dubuque Barnstormers
Didier
Ching Duho
Rube Benton
Delaney
Wood
Meredith
Bowman
Iowa Grid Squad Bets on Fast Wingmen for 1920s Season
Iowa, renowned for flying ends, aims to deploy a swift wing corps this season. Veterans with versatile ends mix with fast freshmen led by Capt. Rice, Galloway, Tilton, and Lampe as possible standouts. Younger players like Holmbere and McCulloch may compete for positions across the line.
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Iowa
City
Kedesky
Clinton le
Tte
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Krasuski
Altho
Romey
Harding
Capt
Rice
Galloway
Omaha
Bat
Tilton
Ingwersen
Lampe
Fort Madison Jad
McCulloch
Holmbere
Scott
Coseh Ingwersen
I. C. Nine Beats Lawler Club 2–0 In Baseball
The I. C. Nine defeated Lawler Club 2 to 0 at Lawler yesterday with Plaster pitching well and Hilling contributing the decisive play. Dor Rnbins appeared for Lawler, while the Waterloo team had earlier beaten Lawler 2 to 1 at Nashua fair.
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Minojs Central
Lawler
Hilling
Plaster
I. C
Dor Rnbins
Waterloo
Nashua
Ackley Nine Beats Dumont Club 6 to 1 in Opener
Ackley defeated Dumont here yesterday 6 to 1 as Whitford pitched four hits allowed and 14 strikeouts. Dumont offense was stymied by four errors by Hopkines and by catcher Hopkins five hits. Ackley tallied four runs in the first three innings while Dumont scored lone run in the third.
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Ackley
Specia
Dumont
Whitford
Hopkins
Hopkine
Baseball Standings and Scores From Various Leagues
The standings show New York and Brooklyn leading the National League with mixed results for Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. American League reports Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Boston with varied outcomes. American Association lists Indianapolis Columbus Louisville and Toledo with several close scores. Western League includes Des Moines Wichita Omaha and Tulsa with several wins and losses. Several games were played on wet grounds including Kansas City St Paul and Denver.
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New York & Brooklin
Incinnat
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Carroll
Cleveland
Palladelphia
New York
Boston Washington
Leuis Cillageral
Indianapolis
Calumbuss
Louisville
Toledo
Millwaukee-Mineapolis
Kansas City-St. Paul
Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Lincoln II
St. Josephd
Denver
Oklahomm City
Tilladelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pitteburzh
Cincinnnati
Philadelpia
Washington
Detroit
American, Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toleio
Louisvile
Columbus
Odd
American Association
Ar la Pet
Ist
Mau
Indianipolis
Kansas
Omak
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Vis
Grundy Center renders county fair baseball sweep
Grundy Center wins the Grundy County Fair baseball tournament with a 22 to 2 final over Wellsburg after taking down Eldora 10 to 9 in ten innings. The team benefited from strong batting, including Governor and Robertson on the mound, while Wellsburg showed late power by Zinc and Fagg.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County Fair
Eldora
Governor
Brown
H. Jacobs
Luke
Fagg
Wellsburg
Holland
Ives
Zinc
Grimndy Center
Robertson
Marshall Town
Grandy Center
Baseball Scores and Totals Report
Yesterday's homeruns dominated by American and National leagues with totals showing National 4295 and American 36. Hauser of Philadelphia and Friberg of Chicago noted in brief summary. no further context provided.
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Frican
SM Hop
Total Hauser
Philadelphia
Td National
Friberg
Chicago
iTotals
National
Waterloo Pro Grid Prospects Spark optimism for fall season
Waterloo prepares for a strong pro football run led by R O H McGuire and the Watertag Woosters with about 15 candidates, several veterans, and new prospects like Billy Mehl. Open practice at the baseball park is set for 5 p.m. tomorrow as teams seek a Sept. 28 home opener and a robust schedule with multiple independent opponents.
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R. O H. McGuire
Watertag
Bert, Weeden
Carl Grings
Baseball
Waterloo
Spears
Drake University
McCurrie
Chicago
Hobe Compton
Garrameni
Cedar Kills College
Elmer iCohn
Herman Froning
Mickey McGuire
Boob Seidler
Johnny Joyce
Raymond Spiker
Fat Leonard
Corey
Krug
Billy Mehl
Connor
Independents
Jin
O'Connor
Dave Segar
Will .Tepori
Inside Golf: Teachings by Chick Evans on Clubhead Throw
The article outlines a golf instruction method focused on throwing the clubhead with the hands to generate wrist action. Readers are guided to practice with short strokes using a mashie to feel the sequence, noting the body movement following the clubhead’s speed.
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John
Tatta Co
Pacific Coast Conference Bars High School Pledges
The Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference adopted a rule at its annual meeting in Berkeley California prohibiting high school students pledged to college fraternities from athletic competition for conference teams. The aim is to curb recruitment of high school stars by Greek letter organizations to bolster athletic strength.
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Herkeley
Cal
Sept. S
Pacific Coast Inter-collegiate Conference
Twin City Red Sox Win $1000 Ball Tournament
The Twin City Red Sox beat the Dubuque Studebakers 9 to 6 in the finals to claim the annual $1000 tournament in Dubuque Iowa. Representing Sauk City and Prairie du Lac Wisconsin the team had earlier defeated Reedsburg Wisconsin while the Studebakers defeated Strawberry Point Iowa.
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Dubuque
Bathie Competes at Western Open in Chicago
W A Bathie of Sunnyside Country Club returned from Chicago where the Western Open was won by William Mehlhorn. Bathie finished among the top six, totaling 316 in the final 36 holes. Mehlhorn earned 500 dollars for the victory.
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W. A. Bathie
Sunnyside Country Club
Chicago
Wiliam Mehlhorn
St. Louis
Baillie
Bailie
Illinois U football team to report for drills
Coach Bob Zuppke orders 60 players to report on Sept 15 as Illinois opens fall practice before Sept 22 start. Of last season’s 19 lettermen 14 expected back. three veterans not returning include Jim Millen Ellard and Viv Green with Tea Richards remaining.
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Urbana
Illinois
University of Illinois
Bob Zupnke
Tawa
Zupnke
Restars
Tlini
Tmx
Jin MrMillen
Ellard
Viv Green
Center
Tea Richards
Pend
Brookhart Heads Iowa Gunners At Camp Perry
Des Moines reports Senator Smith W. Brookhart and Maj. Fred S. Hird lead the Iowa contingent of rifle shooters at Camp Perry Ohio for the national rifle tournament. Major Hird heads the National Guard group. the event runs through October 2.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Camp Perry
Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Fred S. Hird
Towa
Major Hird
Iowa National Guard
Firpo Favored To Beat Wills In Thursday Fight
International News Sports Editor Davis J Walsh notes Firpo as an 8 to 5 favorite over Harry Wills for the Jersey City bout on Thursday night. Predictions hinge on punch power, endurance, and Wills’ ability to withstand early punishment while Firpo avoids mistakes from past bouts.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Luis Firpo
Harry Wills
Jersey City
Wills
Tirpo
Altho
S Wills
Firpa
Sempsey
Geis and Leonard Set for Wednesday Fight Card at Electric Park
Brandy Geis and Jackie Leonard square off in a six round main event at Electric Park Wednesday evening. Rob White faces Leo Moore in the four round semi windup, and Kid Carleton meets Young Morningstar in the opener. Ralph Alexander will referee. Geis earned notoriety after a bloody summer bout with Harold Jenkins. Leonard is among Alexander’s top draws this season.
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Brandy Geis
Jackie Leonard
Docal Welterweichts
Electric Park
Rob White
Leo Moore
Kid Carleton
Morningstar
Ralph Alexander
Geis
Harold Jenkins
Leonard
Alexander
Wright Buys Peter the Brewer for 25000 in Chicago
Chicago horseman W. M. Wright buys the stallion Peter the Brewer for 25000. Wright races under Calumet stable and plans to keep the horse near Mexington Kentucky for breeding purposes.
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Chicago
Peter the Brewer
Dubuque Hi Seeks Historic Football Eleven
Dubuque high coaches count on a strong 1924 squad with nearly 50 candidates and returning lettermen led by capt Harry Johnson and Harold Tueting. The lineup may be heavy on the line and fast in the backfield as workouts begin and a Sept 27 home opener against Independence looms.
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John Ruff
Ceder
John Fuhrmann
Harry Johnson
Harold Tueting
Willard Frohs
Glenn Paul
Rank Nelson
Claude Miller
Walter Alberts
Carl Wagner
Saint
Independence
Davenport
Dubuque
Greene to Coach at Teachers High Eleven
Cedar Falls December 8 Thomas G. Greene of Fort Dodge has been secured to coach the Little Tutors for the coming season. With last year’s backfield graduated Greene faces molding a new group of backs. Several seniors—Meade Lynch and Orr—starred previously, while many hopefuls such as Brown George Lewis Wild Ley Pinky George Gay Orr Orville Orr Christensen Short and Stout seek letters on the gridiron. The schedule is not fixed yet but the opening game is set for Waverly in October. Greene a Chase College of Iowa graduate brings coaching experience and should shape the Teachers eleven for the first encounter.
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Cedar Falls
Thomas G. Greene
Fort Dodge
Meade, Lynch
Orr
Brown
George
Lewis
Wild
Ley
Ehase
Iowa
Teaeajers High
Polo Teams Resting Ahead of International Match
The American and English polo teams pause for rest as the international series opens tomorrow at Meadow Brook with Prince of Wales in attendance. The Saturday postponement due to turf condition gives the Americans a dry field to exploit and allows Captain Lacey to heal from a shoulder strain while Britain sharpens team play. The Americans remain the favorites at odds of 2 to 7.
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Cinternations
News Wire
New York
America
England
Meadowbrook
Prince of Wales
Jon
Lacey
Marshalltown Golfer Gleans Hole in One at Elmwood
Marshalltown Iowa September Elmwood Country Club adds another member to the hole in one club when G. W. Darling holed out in one stroke on the seventh hole a 206 yard par to the knob and into the cup after a sliced drive.
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Marshalltown
Elmwood Country Club
G. W. Darling
Willoughby Debuts in Brewers Open with Strong Show
Claude Willoughby broke into Milwaukee’s lineup at St Paul on Saturday as the Brewers lost 4 to 2. He pitched five innings with three hits and six walks, fanning five, and was relieved by Winn who took the defeat. The day was cold and drizzly and heavy rain ended play in the eighth. Willoughby also had three assists and one error. Fred Schulz, Magee, and O'Shea were noted as team connections with various lineup shuffles and future plans mentioned for Minnesota ball clubs.
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Claude Willoughby
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Altho
Brewers
Hawk
Tmdianapolis
Willoughby
Winn
O'Shea
Fred Schulz
Minneapolis
Magee
Mages
Bond
Fred
Ssets
Illinois
Beloit Fairies
Belvidere Union Club
Freeport Badgers
Kansas City
Kansas
John O'Shea
Minnesota
St. Louis
Waterloo
Johnson Meets Wyant in Rotary Golf Final
J. E. Johnson and Ned Wyant reach the final match of the Rotary club golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club this week. Johnson advanced by beating C. E. B. Ransier 2 and 1, while Wyant topped Li. A. Kliebenstein 3 and 2.
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Johnson
Wyant
J. E. Johnson
Ned Wyant
Sunnyside Country Club
Downing C. EB. Ransier
Li. A. Kliebenstein
World title bouts and sports notes across cities
Abe Goldstein defends his bantamweight title in a 13 round gun test against Tom Ryan at Queensboro stadium Philadelphia Jack Dempsey to referee prelims for Renault Godfrey clash Gene Tunney favored in 10 round no decision with Harry Grenidd Stribling set for Tuesday night bout with Lenn Clickner in Columbus Wladek Zbyszko promotion in Chicago and Loren Murchison sets 250 yard sprint record Dawn in Newark Polo star Louis Lacey injured for international cup vs United States. unusual play in Kansas City dairy game ends with a dramatic ball theft
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New York
Abe Goldstein
Tom Ryan
Mekcesport
Queensboro Stadium
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Jack Renault
George Godfrey
Cleveland
Gene Tunney
Harry Gr
West Orange
N_ I
Loren Murchisom
Newark Athletic Club
Tormer
Charley Paddock
Luis Lacey
Fiatback
Dairies
Kansas City
Inent Grennan Duke
Earl Cooley
Michael
Cooley
Giants Win From Robins and Reds Ruin Pittsburgh
Giants beat the Robins 8-7 in New York as Charles Wikets and Join McGraw’s club delivered a crucial victory before 35000 fans. In Pittsburgh, the Reds defeated the Pirates 4-1 and 4-3, widening the Giants’ lead in the pennant chase while St Louis won big over Chicago 15-4. The Yankees fell to Philadelphia 12-4 as Detroit, Cleveland, and the White Sox led the day’s action.
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Robins
Giants
Join McGraw
Sanctum
Charles Wikets
Manhattan
Pittsburgh
Oys
Reds
Cincinnati
Pirates
John Heydler
St. Louis
Cubs
Phillies
Braves
Yanks
Ban Johnson
New York
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Mackmen
Senators
Ed Sox
Yankee
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Sixteen Letter Men Return for Parsons Football
Fairfield Iowa Sept. Coach Glenn Devine prepares Parsons College for the upcoming football season with sixteen of last year’s twenty two lettermen expected to return. First practice on Alumni Field opens the campaign. Devine plans two workouts daily and expects a larger squad than ever before with over sixty tryouts last year and a stable roster around thirty five.
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Fairfield
Glenn Devine
Parsons College Gridiron Warriors
Alumni Field
Devine
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Literoree
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Stuart Clarke
I. C. Nine Downs Lawler Club
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Mild DE Tour
DE Pensters Social
Ev Twee Feature Service. Inc
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Grundy County
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Second Corps
New York City
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Boon
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Proeklen
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Iowa City
Marine Indians
Clinton American Legion
Fort Dodge Independents
Humboldt All Stars
Dubuque Bears
Waterton
Qurlingtons
Kalona All Stars
Rockford Wolverines
Sterm American Legion
Mason City Booster
S! Golf Champions
Pacific Conference
Itwin City Red Sox
Bathie
Mehlhorn
Afenhorn
Ben
Rever
Souuth
Mehthorn
Waterous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chick
Evans
Eddie Held
Illinois U Eleven
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Walsh
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Dempsey
Witt
Willard
Geis and
Leonard Battle
Wright
Peter
Dubuque Hi
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