Waterloo Hawks Disband After Sixth-Place Finish
Waterloo's erring Hawks slid from third to sixth as they split a two game set with Dubuque on September 3. Morning loss 3 to 1 followed by 9 to 5 win. Rye drove in four hits, Spurbeck struggled but pitched solidly in spots, and several players announced departures as the team disbands with Dick Richards and Jon McDermott leaving early.
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Dubuguse
Waterloo
Hawks
Dennant
Dubuque
Spurbeck
Kelsey
Eugenes Rye
Dixon
Savage
Dick Richards
Jon McDermott
Thesse Spunbeck
Kettenbeli
Ollie Finkler
Cletus Iron
Hubert Horse
Abrhpore
McDermott
Richards
Worthin
Kettenbell
Finkter
Ae Reiser
Moore
BO Leslie
Hicks
Burrus
Robertse
Shanks
Hamilton
Rahana
Rye
Worthington
Spur
Beck
Umptres
Holla
Rhpoae Rye
Ff Hichards
A McCaffrey
St Clarke
Einkter
Armstrong
McGuire
Ri Etison
Armstrone
Leslie
Desire
Aria Strong
Bee
MecCaffrey
Clarks
Kelsey i
Kel
Marakail
Balle
Halsey S. Marshall
Marshall
Mitch
Youle
Ottimiya
Cardinals
Rock Island
Moon
Ree Bertl
Istana
Irvin
Walsh
Seu
Ed Kessel
Winkler
Winnin
Smith
Warner
Mariety
Brandon
Jienhusen
Sumimary
Dorser
Barer
Groski
Wwurke
Wish
Kesel
Tula
Johnson
Wayhnsen Moi
Speer
Warrufa
Ff Winkler
Iahnsen
Wage
Farber
Rersey
Suminar
Derre
Gerken
Rey
Ford
Fact Smith
Hemernns
Der
Nlaya
Res
Wagner
When age comes settling in the Courier as a creed
A nostalgic column laments aging reporters and recalls past eras with phrases like 20 years ago and 30 years ago. The piece contrasts quiet selflessness in print with the playful nostalgia of a newsroom, while a jumble of clipped gags and historical snippets follows.
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Creed
Faneles
Magic Lantern Row
Pitcher in Three-I Game Killed by Ball
Evansville Indiana reports pitcher Louis Chedou age 24 died from injuries after being struck by a pitched ball during a Three I League game between Decatur and Evansville. Officials said the injury occurred in the afternoon contest and prompted league safety reviews.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Louis Chedou
Christopher
Decatur
Waterloo Maccabees Split Weekend Baseball Games
The Waterloo Maccabees beat Ackley Modern Woodman 4 to 2 at Cedar River Park in two quick games, with Morcum fanning 12 and Greenfield on the mound for Ackley. They then lost 2 to 1 to Independence Soundsy as errors hampered Waterloo before Paget and Fernean held the line. The team heads to the Bartier county fair at Allison for a tournament on Wednesday and faces Parkersburg or Damont, with a final game on Thursday.
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Waterloo Maccabees
Ackley Modern Woodman
Cedar River Park
Ackler
Definer
Maccabees
Morcum
Fernean
Marerbees
Greenfield
Ackley
Indepevidence Soundsy
Independence
Paget
Miller
Scener
Bartier County Fair
Allison
Waterloo
Nelson Claims Good Record Drury Wins Main Go
Battling Nelson the welterweight from Fort Dodge Ia meets Clyde Drury in a three bout card at Electric Park Wednesday. Nelson boasts knockouts in eight wins and has never been knocked down, while Drury proved too fast and skilled for Joe Knipp in Labor Day card battles already.
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Battling Nelson
Fort Dodge
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Electiig Park
Phil Longo
Des Moines
Tuffy Connelly
Joe Mander
New Orleans
Navy Rostan
Joliet
Larry Coleman
St. Paul
Harry Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Red Blanchard
Red Yanger
Destoi
Kid Lewis
Rockford
Nelson
Max Brenton
Circus Strong Man
Ance
Dieweigi
Strong Meanstunis
Ine Knipp
Electric
France reaches Davis Cup Challenge Round in tennis
France completes the Davis Cup Challenge Round with a one sided win over Australia as Jean Borala defeats Gerald Patterson on the West Side courts. The final standing reads France 1 Australia 1. Prince is set to meet the United States in the next round.
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Forest Wills
N.Y
Prince
United States
Art Germantown
E . Avith
Jean Borala
Gerald Patterson
France
Australia
Phe Fe
Senators Tramp, Tramp to Flag in American League
In a pivotal pennant scramble, Washington overwhelmed Philadelphia as Walter Johnson starred. The Athletics slipped further back after a 7 6 loss, while Detroit briefly moved up before falling 4 3 in extra innings. The Yankees, Cubs, Pirates, and Giants all faced varied outcomes as rain affected double headers.
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Senators
New York
Washington
Athletics
Mack
Walter Johnson
Pirates
Giants
Cubs
Corsairs
Tigers
Browns
Sisler
Detroit
White Sox
Cleveland
Jim Edwards
Jentry
Rath
Red Sox
Braves
Robins
Phillies
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Hornsby
Vinnica Caghan
Chicaze Cubs
Aldridge
Cagoan
Chicago
Wilbur Cooper
Aldeldne
Greely
Pittsburgh
Fiabe Rath
Boston Tans
Sis
Bambine
Stanley Tlarris
Crane Goslin
Roger Perkinpaugh
Partens
Sen- Stors
Macemen
Mex Caray
Anki
Tegern Hornsby
Canninals
Heamer
Wreatt
Gortwin
Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Mississippi Valley League shows Dubugas Waterloo 1 1-3, Ottumwa 9-7, Rock Island -2, Burlington 6-12 Cedar Rapids 5-5, Moline 3-10 Marshal Brown 3-3. National League Pittsburgh 8-5 Chicago 3-9 Cincinnati B-1, 51. Louis 5 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, rain. Western League Omaha 7-12 Des Moines 0-6 Denver 1-6 Linton 3-5 Oklahoma City 10-10 St Joseph 2-7 Tulsa 6-8 Wichita 5-7.
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Dubugas
Waterloo
Ottumwsr
Rock Island
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Marshal Brown
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Goston
New York
Lesece
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Omaha
Des Moines
Denver
Linton
Oklahoma City
St Joseph
Tulsa
Wichita
Caleaga
St. Louis
Ate
Fohisa
Ec Joseph Ve
Lincoln
Tulsa Gos
AHS
Ames Director Sees Benefit in 925 Football Rule Changes
Amer Ta Rept So Placing the Kickoff point on the goal line again is the major change. Metcalf director of athletics at Inwa State College says the rule updates will heighten spectator excitement and reduce touchbacks. Minor edits allow the toss winner to choose kickoff reception or receive, raise clipping penalty to 25 yards, and permit recovery of a blocked kick not crossing the goal line.
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Amer
Sel- Son Metcalf
Arhlerics
Inwa State College
Shepard High Gun in Central Shoot at Gates Park
Harry Shepard of Waterloo topped the Central Gun Club trapshoot at Gates Park with 149 targets. Ed White defended the Open Western Lines Trophy. 31 shooters competed with 15 shooting the full 150 targets.
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Harry Shepard
Waterloo
Good Fellowship
Central Gun Club
Gates Park Grounds
Herry Chapman
W. Be, Mayne
Henry Steerge
Knka
EH. L. Crowell
E.G. Pisher
Jesup
J. '. Burbridge
Manchester
F. M. Boyd
Dubuque
Don Nauman
Ed White
L. W. Witty
Mr. Bruns
L. A. Cobb
Mr. Rust
Henry Steese
John Fairweather
H. PF. Shepard
White
Nic Webber
Harry Chapman
We, Mayne
H. L. Crowell
H. L. Crawell
Hawks Face Three Sectional Grids This Fall
Iowa City Iowa September news outlines that the Hawkeye grid team will play three inter sectional contests this fall with Dixie opponents and a key clash against Southern California in Los Angeles November 21. Previous meetings include St Louis University on October 11 and Arkansas in Town City opening the campaign. Captain Harold Griffen and six veterans from Coach Howard Jones era return to bolster the squad.
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Iowa City
Dawkeye
Iowa
Dixie
Gale
University of Arkansas Eleven
Town City
Ingwersen
St. Louis University
Hawkeye
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Trojans
Howard Jones
Hawks
Jones
Harold Griffen
Dick Romey
Jack Schirmer
Paul Krauseski
Wes Fry
Ray Dauber
Stimson Defeats Lichty to Win Sunnyside Title
Merle Stimson, a Waterloo soil expert, claimed the Sunnyside Country hit title by defeating Burr G. Lichty 29 holes to 18 in the 46 hole final. Stimson built a large early lead, held a seven up advantage late, and finished strong to capture the championship.
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Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Sunnyside
Burr G. Lichty
Stimson
Stinson
Lichts
Liehts
Twenty Five Men Out For Cedar Falls Team
Twenty five applicants reported for Cedar Falls high school football positions after the initial tryout with Coach Charles Denton. Tally workouts are planned until the first game.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Denton
Bobby Jones Open Championship Near Miss in 1923 Playoff
Inwood, Long Island, 1923 Open saw Bobby Jones miss the title due to a guiding chain trap after a pulled second shot near the green. Officials cut the chain to move play along, costing Jones a potential par on the last hole and allowing Bolsby Cruickshank to force a playoff, which Jones won.
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AL Demarer
Bobby Jones
Inwood
Long Island
Bolsby Cruickshank
Jones
Cruicksahank
Bobby
Mors
Finx
Cruickshank
Hawks and trades sweep through Midwest baseball notes
The report covers player sales and adds details on clubs including the Hawks Marshilltown seeking to move Lefty Newdee to the Chicago Cubs while Anson balks for more. It notes Frank Boyte and Hoetker guiding Quincy victories and lists several moves involving Gardner Bowden and others, plus umpire and league tensions with Rock Island.
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Frank Boyte
Marshilltown
Lefty Newdee
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
Iiaie Frank
Anson
Speedboat record set at Detroit international race
Over 100000 spectators witnessed Packard Chris Craft II win the 150 mile Detroit River sweepstakes at 55.67 mph, finishing 209 yards ahead of Horace Sn. Miss Detroit VI led early but was eliminated in the sixth lap after a gearbox failure. Excelsior France damaged and unable to compete in the Harmsworth races.
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Detroit
Mich
Packard Chriscraft II
Col
J. G. Vincent
Horace Sn
Dodge
Garl Wood
Fira
Excelsior France
Harmsworth
Leday
Western Association to have post season pennant series
Muskogee today is the assured pennant winner in the second half of the Western Association race. By taking a doubleheader from Independence yesterday, Muskogee became certain of meeting Ardmore, winners of the first half, in a seven game series opening Thursday.
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Muskogee
Okia
Atus- Kore
Ardmore
Goslin to Coach Wartburg Football Team
Robert Goslin hired by Wartburg College faculty to lead the football squad for the coming season. He has two years of high school coaching experience and six years of playing background. About two thirds of last year’s players return, suggesting a strong prospect for the season.
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Jack
Spike
Molino
New Orleans Cluh
Gardner
Cinsinmal
Senators
Lord Fo
Springfield
Anit
Ae Desing
Goslin
Bees Beat Cedar Rapids In Curtain-Closing Doubleheader
In Burlington on Labor Day the Bees defeated Cedar Rapids 6 to 5 in 12 innings to capture the first game, then won the nightcap 12 to 5 in seven innings. The Cedar Rapids squad, defending the 1925 Valley champions title, faltered twice as the Bees claimed the curtain rundown.
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Bees
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Eef Cowan
Smirch
Conrad
Blake
Miellne
Young
Grant
Guppy
Garner
O'Shea
Smith
Gardner
Wile Jkus
Reo
Loake
Crap Sehreck
Enport
Marshall Tenn
Hota
Pot
Nordla
Heme
Stewart
Badaree Cowan
E “ Gardner
Andre
Shollunberger
Lisle
Bohannan
Marahallin
Qeeedee SR
Metine
Sumit Honry Guppi
Smirety
Otf Schultz
Setglice Tae
Cinpires
Daven Bort
Schreck
Backfield Speed in Doubtful for Teachers College
Cedar Falls, Sept 8 special report says Athens Opening Wednesday brings Coach Benden's Teachers college grid squad into early fall workouts. Several letter men have not returned, forcing reshaping. new backs like Rufus Hoon and Don Harshbarger show promise, while centers, ends, and tackles face replacements. Regular practice starts Thursday after fall term enrollment completes.
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Cedar Falls
Athens
Benden
Teachers Colleges
Up Bia
Ama
Althe
Bat Bender
Arthur Lee
Merwin Mason
William Phelan
Francis Orr
Pee, Posegate
Chauncey Pippinger
Ross Galloway
Irrancis Addy
George Freshwater
Foossceats
Peck Posegate
Pippinger
Rufus Hoon
Amen
Don Harshbarger
Harshibarger
Witerloo East
T High
John
Harshbarger
Oue
Horton
Bates
Forterloo
Sherman Toltefson
Erwin iKullen Dack
Oliver Meyers
Waterloo
Lows Orr
Joe Meade
Hiram ‘Cromer
Ray Azeltina
Lawrence Woods
Hampton
Metarial
McDermott
Ward
Uttie Jn
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