Cherokee All-Stars edge Waterloo in deciding game
Cherokee All-Stars defeated the Waterloo Trotters 6 to 5 to clinch the series, as Buck Freeman faltered late. The ex-Hawks loomed in the lineup with Dode Pexdiriz and Lefty Wilkus among stars, while Dixon’s squad prepared dates in Waterloo Saturday and Sunday for two home games.
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Iowa Varsity Grid Players Prove Versatile Across Sports
Iowa City Sept 9. Iowa University grid players from 23 veterans show versatility across football basketball track and boxing. Scouts note Scantlebury Krasinski Coulter and Olsen among leaders, with Haifensperg Armstrong Mann Nabb and Daniels highlighted for multi sport prowess and strong weight events.
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Thampro
Haifensperg
D Armstrong
Fa_ yan
Osage
Football practice begins at Columbia College this week
Dubuque Da September 4 college football men start training for the hardest schedule in the school history. The slate includes two games in major league baseball parks and a third in Detroit. Coach Eddie Anderson aims for a heavier backfield and relies on veterans from Cascade and academy players to fill line vacancies. Capt. Andy Kelly centers, Noonan and Colorano contend for quarterback, with Bail and Martini as leading fullbacks. Other backs Lilly Hussey and Tschirgi return to bolster the backfield.
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Cashen
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Schwind
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Matt Kelsh
Heinen
Louis White
Thomas
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Conti
Kellogg
Andy Kelly
Colora
Ntringer
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Academy
Joe Bail
Martini
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Tschirgi
Standings Snap Through Early League Play
American League shows New York 2 Boston 0 Washington 0 Philadelphia 0 with other results sparse. National League notes Brooklyn 7 New York 2 as a standout game. American Association and Western League listings show scattered scores including Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 4 and St Joseph 6 Cleveland 7 with other matches not detailed.
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Dragon of notes on Rusty Malmgren and baseball moves
The report notes Rusty Malmgren may lose his right index finger injury from Council Bluffs, affecting his pitching. It also covers Kerrihole Tommy Thompson for Rock Island independents, Nebraskan star prospect Thompson, and several semi pro and minor league player movements. It mentions Cedar Rapids and Waterloo discussions, wind losses, and potential signings, along with veteran opinions on Clarke and Bleuge and early minor league prospects.
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Rusty Malmgren
Council Bluffs
Carther
Dempsey Firpo Wills Fight Roundup From Shelby Memories
The article debates who wins the Dempsey Firpo Willes bout, comparing punching power, skill, and experience. It notes Firpo’s confidence, Will’s edge in ring sense, and the evolving near equal odds as experts weigh size and style before the Tex Nicki arena clash.
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New York
Y Wits
Harry Wills
Tex Nicki
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Jess Wilard
Willard
Dempsey
Wills
Firpo
Firpe
Firpa
Golf and boxing insights from old Inside Golf column
The piece cites Chick Evan praising golf champion makers and discusses wood versus iron swings, rhythm, and control. It compares punching in boxing legends Dempsey and Firpo, weighing Wills against Firpo and noting Firpo’s improving form and potential impact in a bout.
America and England Open Polo Series at Meadowlogk
America and England, each with four wins since 1886, meet today at Meadowlogk to start a three game polo series for the International Challenge Cup held by the United States. The English squad faces disruption as captain Louis Hacear is sidelined by a shoulder injury and shin gout. Royal and government figures accompany a 40,000 strong crowd expected.
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America
England
Meadowlogk
United States
Prince of Wales
Pershing
Stone
Hoover
Wallace
Davis
Weeks
Lonishacer
Yesterday's Homers Top Totals in City Baseball Note
Report notes high homer counts and player totals with teams Yankees Athletics and players Tauser Miller Deberry Retina, highlighting yesterday's headlines with key performances.
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Yankees
Tauser
Grid Outlook 5 Uncertain at Big Ten Institutions
Columbus Ohio September nineteen thirty four forecasts for the Western Conference show many Big Ten teams likely to experiment this season. Aside from Illinois and Iowa, uncertainty persists as personnel changes, new coaches, and injuries shape prospects for Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Michigan and others before the October and September openers.
Morgan Taylor Returns Home After Olympic Fame
Morgan Taylor of Grinnell Iowa was greeted by hundreds at Sioux City Union Station in a welcome home ceremony led by Mayor Gilman and city officials. He will resume studies at Grinnell College this fall. In Berkeley, Helen Wills retained the California state tennis title by defeating May Sutton Bundy 6-3 6-4.
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Morgan Taylor
Grinnell
Paris
Gilman
Union Station
Wills
Tittle
Berkeley
Cal
Helen Wills
California
May Sutton Bundy
Santa Monica
Veteran Big Ten coaches loom large in season showdowns
Chicago reports that Alonzo A. Stage of Chicago and Fielding H. Yost of Michigan lead a group of long serving Big Ten coaches. Stage begins his 33rd year at Chicago and Yost his 24th at Michigan, with other veterans like Bob Zuppke Illinois and John Wilee of Ohio State also noted among the steady presences guiding Western Conference teams.
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Fielding H. Yost
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Chicago Pilot
George Little
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Illinois
John Wilee
Ghig State
Glen Thistleswaithe
Northwestern
Bill Spaulding
Jack
Veteran Golfer Walter Fairbanks Dies in England
Walter Fairbanks a renowned western golfer died August 25 in Pennybont Gilford Surrey near London England according to word received at the Denver Athletic club. He was one of the best known golf players in the west and the news comes from Denver Colo. through the club.
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Pennybont
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Surrey
London
England
Denver Athletic Club
Robins beat Giants as Vance extends wins in pennant chase
In Brooklyn at Polo Grounds fans roared as Davey Vance earned his thirteenth straight win and Robins defeated the Giants 7 to 2. Deberry hit a homer with Griffith on, and a Stock double play aided the streaking Robins who remain one game behind the Giants with Pirates one and a half back. Yanks and Washington won, Ruth hit his forty fourth homer, while St. Louis and Chicago were rained out.
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Joe Bush
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