Waterloo youths set for college football future links
Waterloo students head to colleges and Iowa schools as players like Van Groot Smith Leland Parkin Ronald Reed and Glenn Ayjer join early football and backfield coaching roles. Other graduates Roger Haselman Dean Juda Dean and Philip Schaefer join programs at Drake Iowa State Columbia and Cornell with expectations of strong seasons ahead.
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van Groot Smith
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Oh! Gald
Leland Parkin
Ronald Reed
Glenn Ay Jer
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Couch Ingwersen
Burton
West Hitch
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Burt Ingwersen
Iowa Stadium
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Roger Haselman
Iowa City
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Aaron
Ames
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Workman
Town State Teachers College
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Cornell
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Breen
Hie
Maye
Phil Schaefer
Columbia
Philip Schaefer
Wil
Layden
Schaerer
Cumming Campeais
Doings of the Duffs Awakened by a Canoe Splash
A comic strip scene shows Ge panny awakened as water splashes around his chin. The canoe tilts, edges dip, and small waves begin to surge into the boat.
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Simpson College Football Begins Practice With Veterans
Indianola Sept. 19 A Simpson College football practice started this week led by Harry H. Yorkman as coach. Ten veterans reported, including Mercer Walehach and Walter Oaker end, Fisher center Laylane fullback, and Bare starter. Captain Leslie M. Holladay, all-state selection, leads the squad with assistants Dr. T. L. Johnsten and Kenneth Mercer. Opening game is September 2 at Pella against Central College.
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Workman
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Tf. L. Johnsten
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Colorado
Kenneth Mey_cer
Leslie M. Holladay
Indiano
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Grinell
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Anthra Simpson
Ulo
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Walter Oaker
Fisher
Laylane
Bare
McCoy
Vernon Brewer
Garbet
Fi Ruble
Thomas
Cooke
Carthy
Lindner Stars as Independence Beats Walker in Tight Contest
Dan Lindner, former Waterloo pitcher, struck out 13 as Independence beat Walker 5 to 1. He allowed only five hits through eight innings before walking a hitter in the ninth, then shut down Walker to preserve the win.
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Walker
Dan Linder
Waterloo
Avyterm Fair
Independence
Walkerers
Dan
Lindner
Ryan
OWA WILE OPEN GATES FOR FOOTBALL DRILLS
Iowa City crowds gather as football drills and autumn activities draw large turnout. The article notes public training sessions and returns to normal fall sports, with local figures mentioned amid the bustle of preparations.
West wins for Folwell in Detroit season finale
Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 as Folwell’s squad clinches two straight wins. Buckeye pitched for Cleveland. Gibson for Detroit. Buckeye allowed three first inning runs, then held the Tigers scoreless rest of game.
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Buck
L. Bowell
Spurgeon
Latake
Spur
North Dakota Man Reaches Settlement for Release
A garbled OCR text references a North Dakota man settling with a state agency and gaining release. The fragment mentions legal action, a settlement, and a release, with disrupted lines suggesting involvement of courts or corrections. Limited readable names and places cannot be reliably expanded.
Glagrew Taiters to face Waverly at fair grounds
The Glagrew Taiters baseball team travels to Waverly Sunday to play Che Way. A nine is expected to show strong defense and hitting as fans gather at the Waverly fair grounds for a big crowd and real baseball entertainment.
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Che
Independ
Shuld
Waverly Fair Grounds
Tommy Gibbons Retires From Prize Ring After Quiet Second Career
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul has confirmed his retirement from boxing after a long active career. He invested earnings in apartment buildings and bonds, becoming financially independent. Notable bouts included 1923 against Jack Dempsey and a $12,000 purse with Harry Greb, with a Memorial Day bout versus Georges Carpentier delivering his best $62,000 purse.
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Minn
Tommy Gibbons
St. Pauls
Tommy
Yommy Gibbons
Phantom
Mike Gibbons
Mike
Iaund Sound Bonds
Tunney
Gene Turney
New York
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Montana
Dempsey
Art
Bake
Georges Carpentier
Harry Greb
Boxing and golf results mix in cluttered recap
Rough sports summary lists Joe Dundee stopping Eddie Burnbrook and Jimmy Jones and Jack Howl drawing, with other boxing mentions. Also notes Frank Hoyt leading a seniors golf class and rifle matches with Krohn and Madenna, plus scattered football and baseball notes and personnel moves.
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Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Eddie Burnbrook
Camp Holabird Md
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Jack Howl
Haeland
Harry Sterssem
Carl Carter
Cuba
John Patrick Sullivan
Jack Homer
St. Louis
Viner Duandee
Baltimers
Charlie Satke
Rye
Frank A. Krohn
Wikesharre
Willie Madenna
Miceer Smither
Smith
Cite Patel Dirigo
Northwestern University
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Cardinals
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Driscell
Heice
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Bear
Exene
Chienges Bulls
Pyle Amnecean
Lenmere
Jacob's Lake Journey Through Kaibab Desert
A narrator recalls traveling from the Kaibab forest across a desert to Jacob's Lake Arizona. Water scarcity, heat, and a long trek culminate at a roadside forest service station with a stagnant muddy water hole.
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Jacob's Lake
Kaiba Forest
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Jacob’s Lake
Forest Service
Buide
Foul Ball Injures Boy Spectator at Ackley Game
In Ackley Iowa Vernon Leach 10 was struck by a foul ball while watching Ackley vs Grundy Center from a fence and rendered unconscious. He vomited blood at times and remained unsettled overnight with uncertain outcome. Separately notices mention real estate transfers and an open air boxing card at Riverview Park arena in Des Moines.
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Vernon
Derr Leach
Grundy
Rnen
Althonor
Altho
Tall
Des Moines
Glen Laze
Dew Moines
Welte Eight
Will Omer
Speedy Malone
Gilmore City
Riverview Park Arena
Grinnell Hopes Meeter Shines in Football Return
Grinnell Iowa awaits Gorden Meeter of Hawarden as a key backfield asset for the Grinnell College football squad. A 1923 recruit, he earned varsity status with ease and attracted All Missouri Valley and All State mentions. Meeter also eyes discus, shot put, and javelin in Missouri Valley meets. Football practice starts September 15.
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Gorden Meeter
Hawarden
Grinnell College
Meeter
Mike Hyland
Meeser
Meester
Davis Cup Hold Strengthens for America in Tennis Clash
In Philadelphia, September 10, Big Bil Tilden defeated Jean Borotra 6-2 6-3 6-3 at Germantown Cricket Club, boosting America’s Davis Cup hopes. Johnston crushed Rene Lacoste 6-0 6-1 6-0 as Richards and Williams prepared to partner in doubles against Cechet and Brugnon for the seventh straight American victory.
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Little Till Johnston
America
Big Bil Tilden
Jean Borotra
Germantown Cricket Club
Willam J. Johnston
Rene Licoste
France
Tilden
Borotra
Johnston
Vincent Richards
Forest Hills
Lacoste
Tunney Plans to Bound Around in Battling Dempsey
Gene Tunney plans a brisk training schedule before boxing Dempsey with topics of walking nine to ten miles daily and a mountain road motor ride. He declined a Delaware Water Gap Legion convention invite and favors a light social stretch.
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Dempsey
Stroudsburg
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Ife
Delaware Water Gap
American Legion
Walter Johnson Endorses Mike Martin Liniment for Aches
Famous pitcher Walter Johnson praises Mike Martin's Liniment for relief from back joint and muscle pains. The ad claims athletes use it, sells a larger bottle for price, and invites readers to mail a dollar for a bigger bottle with trainer tips.
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Stara
Mike
Mike Martin
Janie
Walter ‘Johnson
Washington Ball Club
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Liniment—Wrangler Drug Co
G. J. Miller
Colored Giants to Meet Waterloo Hawks in Manchester Game
Sox Star-A ball game set for Sept 18 in Del wire county features the Waterloo team of the Mississippi Valley league against Kerson's Colored Giants of Chic, with Campbell Waterloo as umpire. The colored squad seeks revenge after a prior Waterloo win and boasts a 101 win season while Waterloo is the only team to shut them out.
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Sox
Delwire County
Waterloo
CIA Mississippi Valley League
Kerson
Colored Giants
Chiexso
Campbell Waterloo
Exceller
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