Hawks Beat Ravens In Classic Baseball Showdown
Fans saw a tight two game series with the Hawks prevailing as Coade Pen dirtz drove in a run after a steal and score. Hogsette contested the steal at second while Lubber pitched six strong innings allowing three hits and six strikeouts. Harney Kidner finished the seventh with one run and one hit allowed.
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Hawks
Ravens
Coade Pendirtz
Hogsette
Hawk
Knaptos
Lindner
Pat Ragan
Lubber
Harney Kidner
Dan
Havens
Duke Slater Joins Island Independents as Coach and Player
Duke Slater, four year Iowa star lineman, will coach the Rock Island Independents line and also play for the club. He plans to spend four afternoons a week in Rock Island directing the team. Jimmy Conezelman remains head coach. Rock Island failed to sign other ex-Iowa players.
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Duke Slater
Coach Island
Davenport
Iowa University
Rock Island [Independents
Walter Flannigan
Rock Island
Slater
Island City
Iowa
Jimmy Conezelman
Rock Island Aggregation
Padlock pledge club targets gossips in Europe and US
The Padlock society organized by Dr. Armstrong Smith pledges members to avoid unkind remarks. Members seal vows with a padlock and pledge in front of three witnesses, with no fees or forms, aiming to spread tolerance worldwide.
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London
England
Armstrong Smith
Letchworth
Dr. Armstrong Smith
Ain
United States
Trela
France
Austria
Holland
Haly
Finland
Spain
Swerland
Local residents visit and travel notes from Gilbertville area
Gilbertville residents and relatives are mentioned visiting from Chicago and Dubuque. Miss Clara O'Neil from Washington visited on Wednesday while Miss Florence Haig from La Motte spent the week here. Raphael Gales attends Basin College in Waterloo and Marie Mueller returns from Chicago after a two month visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertwile
M O'Keefe
Chicago
Mftin Girsch
Lawrence Minster
John Minster
Dubuque
Clara O'Neil
Washington
Florence Haoig
la Mot
German
Parkston
Raphael Gales
Basin College
Waterloo
Marie Mueller
New York Clubs Widen Margin in pennant race
Yankees and Giants strengthen early leads as Joe Bush Waite Hoyt win twice for the Yankees and the Giants beat the Dodgers. Giants open a four and a half game gap before Pittsburgh, while Ferguson limits Washington and Cincinnati tops St. Louis. Cubs add Vic Keen and Matt Adams from Wichita to bolster roster.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Siegal
Yankees
Giants
Sundsy
Joe Bush
Waite Hoyt
Mugmen
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Dutch Ruether
Leon Cadore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
White Sox
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Ferguson
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
Sun Louis Cardinals
Harris
Boston Red Sox
Bancraft
Vic Keen
Wichita
Chicago Nationals
Matt Adams
Dempsey Plans London Trip for Second European Bout
Heavyweight champion W H Dempsey and promoter Jack Kearns announce a November trip to London to face British champion Joe Beckett with the aim of earning big profits abroad. If victorious Dempsey would offer Georges Carpentier a rematch while U S business costs drive the overseas schedule. Plans could shift if a Dempsey Wills bout is staged before autumn leaves and if rival offers surface for Brennan or Miske.
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New York
Eae Harrison
Dempsey
London
Europe
Jack Kearns
Lel
D&b
Joe Beckett
Georges Carpentier
United States
Kearns
Bill Brennan
Billy
Miske
Wagner Receives Second Major League Chance with Cardinals
Oelwein Iowa reports catcher Bill Wagner, of the semipro club, will report to the St Louis Cardinals next spring. Wagner previously played for Pittsburgh and was banned after violating his contract five years ago. He has been reinstated recently.
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Oelwein
Bill Wagner
Tor
St. Louis Cardinals
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Home Runs in Major League Baseball
American League players Dukes Punjadeipata and Ripa of New York St? Dugan of New York. National League Daubert of Cincinnati Bottomley of St. Louis. League totals show 477 and 2452 as league tallies.
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Dukes
Punjadeipata Oe Ripa
New York
Dugan
National Leag Daubert
Cincinnal
Bottomley
St. Louis
Chicago Declares Terre Haute Club 1922 League Champions
In a league decision, President Tearney of the Threst league proclaimed the Terre Haute club the 1922 champions. The report notes other regional track and sports items from New York and Philadelphia including miler Jose Ray’s invitation race win and Newark junior events.
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Chicago
Tearney
Threst League
Terre Haute
New York
Jose Ray
Mlinois Athletic Club
Philadelphia
A. J. Flansky
Bogton
Newark
Georgetown
Mullican
Lew
Giants
George Warr
Ffis
Mayers
John Chapman
Raz
Ates Westeriay
Major League Records Today Highlight Historic Feats
Historical notes list multiple baseball benchmarks on September 11 across years. Notable entries include no hit game attempts, most chances by a pitcher, most stolen bases in a game, and fielding records, with names such as Speaker and Meekin cited, spanning early 20th century leagues and the national circuit.
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Amallane
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cal
Ald
Gettman
Washington
T. J. Speaker
Cleveland
Stricklett
Brooklyn
J. Meekin
Walsh
Chicago
H. T. Collins
Philadelphia
A. Fry
A Comic Strip in Tyne by J P McEvoy
A spoof column complains about crime in a small town and mocks police work. It notes nightly thefts and the public’s distrust of elites while defending local authorities.
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Tyne
J. P. McEvoy
Standings of Baseball Leagues With Results and Rain Delays
National League standings show New York 10, Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 14, St Louis, Pittsburgh at Chicago with rain. American League results list New York 1 Philadelphia 6, Boston 6, Washington 1, Detroit at St Louis with rain, Cleveland at Chicago with rain. American Association scores include Toledo 3-2, Louisville 7-3, Ravens City 3-3, Indianapolis 12-4, Columbus 8, St Paul 3-7, Milwaukee 2-6, Minnesota 2-? 15, Kansas City 5.
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New York
Brooklyne
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Louisville
Ravens City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Fittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Loui
Chiciunati
Loledo
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Peter
The Punt as a Strategic Play on Downs
The text argues against risky attempts to keep the ball on first down near the goal line and advocates punting to avoid giving opponents scoring chances. It warns that running risks can lead to swift opposition gains and signals being read, urging safe punts to force the opponent to drive from deep territory.
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Chionce
Football Rules Q and A by Sol Metzger
Answers to common football questions by Sol Metzger cover forward passes limits numbers of passes and scrimmage positions. The article explains rules on timing defense readiness kickoffs touchbacks and passing restrictions with author contact for correspondence.
Bragdon Wins City Golf Championship At Byrnes Park
Douglas Bragdon defeats Burr G Lichty 2 up with 36 holes completed at Byrnes Park in a closely watched city golf championship. Bragdon led early then forged ahead with strong rounds, while Lichty mounted a late challenge before Bragdon secured victory.
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Douglas Gragdon
Burr G. Lichty
Byrnes Park
A&r Jarge
Bragdon
Sterling
Liehty
Lichty
Douglas Bragdon
Burr G. Liehty
Ravens Slug Way to Victory Over Waterloo K of C
The Waterloo Knights of Columbus fell to the Ravens at Valley League Park. The colored team built a 17 to 6 12 victory as Wally Manahl pitched until the seventh and was relieved by Mulven after four walks and an error sparked a late rally. The Knights threatened in the seventh and eighth but could not sustain a comeback.
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Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Ravens
Valley League Park
Wally Manaht
Hases
Manahl
Moore
Mullen
McGarvey
Knights
Cnderwand and
Hicks
Manat
Cornell College Men Scatter Far in Coaching Work
Mount Vernon Iowa September 1 Many Cornell college athletes of recent years now coach at colleges and high schools across the Midwest. Notable figures include George Skinny Bretnall 20 director of track and assistant football coach at Baker University Arle Sandy Sanderson 19 director of athletics at Penn College Karl Skottering 22 director of athletics at Central College Pella Iowa Al Gowans 32 in charge of athletics at Emmetsburg High School M D Nicholas 22 coaching in Lawn Malvern Red Thompson 22 handling Carroll Iowa high school athletics Cephas Miller 22 replaced Sanderson at Mount Vernon William Buck Ensign 22 at Mediapolis Neil 22 at Ida Grove and Warren Bieber 23 coaching at Lisbon while pursuing college work.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Middlewest
Coach Finger
George
Skinny) Bretnall
Baker University
Arle
Sandy) Sanderson
Iowa
Pennenllege
Karl C. Sxottering
Central College
Pella
al Gowans
Malvern
Boyll
Red) Thompson
Carroll
Cephas Miller
Sanderson
William
Buck) Ensign
Mediapolis
Neil
Ida Grove
Warren, Bieber
Lisbon
Notre Dame star to coach Red and Blue teams
Notre Dame star who recently joined as coach of the Red and Blue has directed football teams for several years and achieved notable success as a mentor. Davenport opens the season on September 29 against West Liberty. eight games are on the Red and Blue schedule.
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Notre Dame Star
Davenport
West Liberty
Ight
Bayside Blank Hawks In Last Game Of Year
Mason City Iowa September 11 Pat Ragehs Hawks were shut out 7 to 0 by Bayside semipro. The Gonites ended their barnstorming tour after the game with many players deserting the team. In the outer pasture three pitchers led by Mus ter showed speed while Pezdirlz moved to short to cover for O Shea who was ill. McEwan anchored at third base.
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Mason City
Pat Rageh
Hawks
Bayside
Ragonites
Pezdirlz
Short
Johnny O’shea
St. Louis
MclEwan
Conrow Brown Tennis Meet Pairings Revealed
In the Courier city tennis tournament M. J. Brown was paired with John T. Jenkins while EL. M. Gonrow was not paired. Brown and Jenkins received byes in the first series.
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Conrow
Brown
M. J. Brown
John T. Jenkins
EL. M. Gonrow
Mr. Brown
Mr. Jenkins
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Sol Metzger
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Chali
Sol Metzser
Doug Bragdon
Waterloo K. of
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Burr
Spalding
Frank Bros. Golfers’ Headquarters
Cornell College
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Notre Dame
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Ags
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