Johnston Triumphs In Amateur Golf Title Controversy
Del Monte, Sept 92 NS Johnston and Dr Willing reach final rounds amid a storm of speculation that the field was undermined by sensationalists and critics. The event featured notable players from Jones to Little, Goodman, and Egan, with Johnston ultimately hailed as the greatest man in the field as crowds debated the legitimacy of the finalists.
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Michigan Iowa game memory prompts correction
A university department recalls the 1924 Michigan Iowa game where Blott touched a punt and Michigan scored after recovering the ball. Howard Jones confirms Wesley Fry was Iowa’s safety, correcting earlier misstatements. The note credits Jones for the authoritative memory and apologizes for the error.
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University of Michigan
Iowa
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Cedar, Rapids
Blott
Michigan
Yerkes
Wesley Fry
Howard Jones
Towa
University of Southern California
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Merle Stimson
Waterloo
California
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Brynes Park
Carroll Stuart
Midge
Gladman
John van Ryn
Helen Wills
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
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Baseball Players Awarded Jackets but No Banquet
Waterloo baseball club directors broke the long standing custom by not holding the annual farewell banquet. Instead each team member received a heavy wool jacket from this year’s apparel. Several players had already left town and others were set to depart on early trains.
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Waterloo Baseball Club
Hill Huckins In Stand At Last Contest Here
Helden Hill president of the Mississippi Valley league and Wire Till Cedar Rapids attended the final game of the league season here yesterday. Earl Huckins owner of the Cedar Rapids club and his wife and daughter joined a party of friends. Al returned to Cedar Rapids after the game.
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VIGK HURLS HAWK CLUB TO TRIUMPH IN SEASON FINAL
Waterloo’s 1923 baseball season closed with a 4 to 0 win over Cedar Rapids, giving the Hawks their third straight victory. Lir Vick pitched steadily for Waterloo, while Jim Grant started for Cedar Rapids but left after one inning. Storme Prevost and Chick Walsh delivered key hits, and Jack Frost stole bases, signaling a strong finish. Nurmi wins rage in Warsaw four mile race as Nurmi clocks 18 minutes 35 seconds.
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Baseball stars shine as 1929 season opens
A lively look at 1929 baseball, naming Br Al Demaree and other ex Giants, Foxe with Athletics, Grimm with Cubs, Fonseca’s return with Indians, and Gehrig Shires and Shires among top players. Discusses shift of talent across positions and the rising spotlight on different roles.
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Chicago White Sox
Prerost to Try Out Next Year With St Louis Browns
Haw key outfielder Joe Prerost reportedly will report to the St Louis Browns spring training after a sale was near completion at Moline. Browns scout kept him under observation as Waterloo and Omaha connections surface. Prevost, a fast, power hitting, durable outfielder, has a noted record of playing every inning in two seasons with Waterloo, with potential Browns assignment or farm move. Helen Wills remains hospital bound but shows no relapse after tonsil operation. Brown University football fields 48 candidates as early training begins for the 1929 season.
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St. Lous Browns
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Prerost
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Waterloo
Prevost
Dutch Gellermann
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Brown University
Chisox Take Early Lead to Beat Senators 4–2
The White Sox jumped to an early 4–2 lead in Washington and fended off late threats from the Senators to hold on for a 4–2 victory.
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Chisox
Washington, D. C
White Sox
Senators
Owa Council to Air Troubles at Confab Tuesday
Iowa City Sept 8 The newly organized University of Iowa athletic council meets to air charges leading to the Big Ten ouster as Edward H Lauer prepares a long report. Williams chairs the meeting with Lauer likely as secretary amid claims alumni influence and a slush fund affected Iowa athletics. CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
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Wiliams
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R. A. Keever
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