West has invaded the East in NL pennant chase
The article describes a tight National League race with St Louis leading Cincinnati while Boston, Chicago, and Pittsburgh vie for position. It covers Pittsburgh splitting a doubleheader with the Cubs at Forbes Field, a tough 10 to 1 loss in game two, and notes on Cole Hamlin’s and Bush's pitching performances as the pennant battle intensifies.
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Autumn on campus echoes of youth and sports past
An old grad recalls college days as autumn colors return to campus. The football squad trains while memories of gridiron nights and campus songs stir the spirit, evoking a youthful bond that time cannot quench.
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Bey Gnd
Cotlege Lowe
Alua
Manchester Great Hopes For High School Football Team
Manchester Iowa students rally behind new coach Warren Davis as the Manchester High School football squad builds strength. Captain Everett Atwater leads a deep backfield with Blair Harris Keiser Dutton Skinner and Beddow among likely starters. A full schedule is pending with games at Arlington Vinton Marion Anamosa Independence and a possible Thanksgiving clash.
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Manchester High School
Warren Davis
Monmouth College
Altho
Everett
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Simons
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van Aken
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Arlington
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Independence
Sixty Five Try for Place for Teachers 1926 Pigskin Tossers
Sixty five men reported for the first real football workout at State Teachers College Cedar Falls on September 10. Coach Gender guiding tryouts with Dickinson and Whitford assisting. Returning players Welch and Meier among the hopefuls. newcomers include Vernon Marshalltown and Cooper City.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Gwols
Dickinson
Whitford
Messrs
Welch
Meier
Tollefson
Dury
Deemer
Kaltenbach
Treshwater
Macon
Falan
Andrews
Peter Grachhowski
Mowers
Stevens
Curly Sheaver
Veterson
Marshalltown
MecCuskey
Woodhine
Thompson
Sheldon
Cooper
City
Scrimmage set for Saturday at East and West high
Football candidates at East and West high schools will scrimmage Saturday to pick two teams and run basic plays under live fire. Coaches Sarff and Makeover will oversee practices at Locust street field and daily sessions. One injury was reported at East High when Sacred Heart student Francis Schmhell twisted his ankle and was placed on the inactive list.
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West
Sarff
Makeover
East High
Locust Street
Sarfft
C. C. Dunsmaore
Francis Schmmell
Sacred Heart School
Toach Maake
Nine-run ninth shocks Phillies in Brooklyn tilt
Brooklyn staged a nine-run rally in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 after trailing 6–3 entering the inning. Cy Williams powered the Phillies with five home runs as Hal Carlson held Brooklyn until the eighth. In the ninth, 12 batters faced Carlson and eight reached safely, sealing the comeback.
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Cy Williams
Hal Carlson
Saure
Jacobson
Cerey
Felix
Herman
Marriott
Butler
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Quigley
Tune
Cornack Handles Lamson In County Tennis Clash
David Cornack of Traer defeated Russell Lamson in straight sets in the county tournament. Bickley won by default after an injury to his leg. Motormick drew a bye, Hutchison faces Keag, and players are urged to finish matches quickly as finals are set for the early part of next week.
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Traer
Russell Lamson
B. Howell
Don Bickley
Bickley
Les
W. P. Motormick
George Hutchison
Clifford Keag
Marl R. Record
Tournam
Emily
Record
Bill Speas to Remain Manager of Dubuque Club
Dubuque Iowa September 10 Bill Speas will stay on as manager of the Dubuque Mississippi Valley club announced by owner Fred Dresser Speas the oldest manager in service since Cedar Rapids and a leader through the league says the team faced a tough year after succeeding Johnny Armstrong President Leiser praised his effort and Speas departed for California with family to scout winter circuits for prospects.
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Bill Speag
Mississippi Valley Chat
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Viluh
Speis
Leasue
Cedar Rapids
Aga
Johnny Armstrong
Imaniager
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Fred Leiser
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Jack Traceys
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bin Ube
Baseball Roundup Highlights World Series Standings
Summary of recent baseball totals and leaders across American and National Leagues. Notable performances include Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio power for the American and National Leagues, with teams like the Yankees and Pirates producing top batting, fielding and pitching marks.
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Philadelpha
Fath
Wilson
Chicago
Glee Department
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Bro Braves
Trans- Roubltes
Bottomley
Cardinals
Walker
Reds
Hases
Cuyler
Pirates
Kremer
Vigilantes Triumph at Wineck Hawk County Shoot
TW Richards of La Porte City placed fourth with 4th of 160 in pistol events at the Wineck Hawk County Vigilantes shoot. Charles Hummel led rifle with 90 of 100, Sheriff Wagner close second, and Wing top sergeant in Co B showcased state level skill in a crowd of 18 competitors. Charles Hummel, F. O. Wing and C. J. Jeppesen to compete at Fort Des Moines state shoot September 13 and 14.
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la Porte City
Wineck Hawk County
National Guard
C. L. Jeppesen
O. Wing. Wing
Co. B
Charles Hummel
Sherif H. T. Waener
Viginntes
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Sheri Wagner
R. Hare
R. Wahheren
B. Jd. Brucher
Hudson
Fifle
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Gare
Richards
Brucher
Yaliie
Wilson
Sipe
Tieharda
F. O. Wing
CC. J. Jeppesen
Fort Des Moines
Hawk's Nest Dixon Defeats Giants 8 to 5 at Allison
The Hawk's Nest Dixon and All barnstormers beat the cultured Giants 8 to 5 at Allison yesterday. Jim Grant pitched well for the locals as a crowd of about 1,000 watched the game at the Butler county fair. Manager BUL Speas will return to Dubuque next year per Fred Leiser's announcement.
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Dixon
All Barnstormers
Former Hawkeye Coach Trails Iowa Opponents Oct. 2
Former Hawkeye John Hancock, ex trick athlete and star of 1924, now mentors the Colorado State Teachers team opening the To wa season Oct. 2. He brings deep knowledge of Iowa tactics to coach western players. Cooper, former Illinois athlete, leads the opposing squad.
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Towa City
John Hancveck
University of Towa
Hawkeyes
Colorado State Teachers
Towa
Mancock
Howard Jones
Kurt Ingwersen
Pain Smith
Rite Wm Olson
Hancock
Iowa
Craree I. Cooper
Illinois
Famous Battles for Heavyweight Title
The article recounts Jack Johnson defeating Tommy Burns in Sydney on December 25, 1908, until police halted the bout in the fourteenth round. The crowd invaded the ring, Burns was battered, and Bill Squires challenged the winner amid a chaotic scene with elbo bandage disputes and public excitement.
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Associated Press
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Sydney
New South Wales
Burns
Brm Squires
Australia
Bil
Elbo
Bowling Picks Up As Cooler Weather Brings Scores
World champion bowler Jimmy Smith plans an exhibition at the Waterloo alleys near the start of October after arranging travel exhibitions. Scores rise with cooler weather as EL. D. Smith leads with 257 and Dirk Bodhardt close at 256, followed by Manahi, Harper, Hamilton, and Gorman.
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Waterloo
A. Manahl
Manahi
EL. D. Smith
Dirk Bodhardt
F. Manahi
WY. Harper
Hamilton
M, Gorman
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