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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1926

Page

12

Water loo Hawks Lead MV League Batting and Fielding Averages

Red Worthington of the Waterloo Hawks tops season hitting with a high average while Ottumwa leads team fielding. Cletus Dixon and Swanson finish with 48 steals each. Ottumwa pitchers dominate with Al Bauer going 25 wins. Jim Grant and Bob Shanklin noted among strikeout leaders as final averages reveal Ottumwa best in pen and Waterloo top in fielding.

Waterloo Hawks Worthington Red Worthington Red Johnson Ottwawa Cletus Dixon Waterloo Swanson Molinertstap Obtumwa Waterloo Otwmwa Avaterioa Bauer iAl Bauer Packer Ottunwa Mant Jost Bates Hamilton Anderson Jim Grant Bob Shanklin McCann Burlington Ruclington Dubuque Moline Ottumwa Rock Island Cedar Rapids Marshalltown ADEE Fe Ottuirn Burlington Rock Island Smith Pleury Guppy Mal Buchanan Phuffmnan Raichie Carey St Nee Bite Andre Marl Ie Liye Adlathias Saltasaver Wenemon Merk Watson Mol Fleury P. Waystu Red Ablett Gran Mabner Ain Williams Ig Clarke Shanklin Gilpin Christman, Bros Elaney Irvin AY EdWards Ay Bryant Walsh Wee Nelson Hehe Farr Schulez Altgilders Ie Ag Ag Schroeder Baddington E Pedersen Mar-Tra Greevens Stanton Mar Adington aTyavis Blariot Fleur Malicky Grant Springer Mat Aparphy Tharnoy Familien Schranter Ammond Duaisen fRrvant Lst Trewern Ua Adamaen Rein Tos Varao Oo Anderson An Renan Serene Bo Colligan Rire Ades Ty Arnal Kate Byrd Raney Tory Oee Hammond Ac VF Ratcornt Bartlett Iohanman Wartula Ag Ambton Moberizon

Parisian scientist eyes germs in a kiss and lab hype

A fragmentary late 19th or early 20th century note lampoons germ theory myths. It mentions a Parisian scientist claiming 40 000 germs in a kiss and urges universities to offer courses in oscillation labs. The piece parodies sensational claims and public fears with humorous asides about Dempsey and unrelated curiosities.

Dempsey Plans Strategy Ahead of Tunney Match

In Stroudsburg and Alande City reports, Dempsey says he will adapt to any fighting style to defend his title, avoiding reliance on a single method. Tunney, confident and conditioning well, anticipates victory by knockout, with rounds reduced to four for safety.

Alande City N. J Jack Dempsey Gene Tenneyways Dempsey Tunney Shampion Stroudsburg Gene Tunney Lou Fink Billy Gibson

Huge ticket sale fuels Dempsey Tunney fight hype

New York reports Davis Cup victory by United States over France as tennis champions, then announces a record one million dollars raised from ticket sales for the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight bout in Philadelphia. Officials predict near two million dollars in receipts, with sellout crowds and high betting chatter surrounding the September 23 showdown.

New York United States France Bocey Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Vinnis Richards Dick Williams Aimerican Henri Cochet Cacuues Brugnon Philadelphia America Tax Rickard

City Tennis Matches Feature Hoag Victory and Park Events

C Hoag defeats G Hutchison in the city tennis draw as John Rickley beats Kenneth Green. Merle Brown faces William Stevenson with a second round winner to meet Davis Cornack. Wy McCornick meets Clifford Fiore and Joan Bicksey faces S Howell. Matches extend into next week. An all day trap shoot at Waverly Gun Club includes 20 targets and seven wagers with prizes from Federal Cartridge Company. Lunch will be served at noon.

Ditford Hoag Genrra Hutchison John Rickley Kenneth Green Merle Brown William Stevenson Brown-Stevenson Davis Cornack Wy PF. McCornick Clifford Fiore Joan Bicksey S. B. Howell Waverly Federal Cartridge Company

Holiday Pool Splits Record in Mississippi Valley League

The Mississippi Valley League awarded a record holiday pool of 466.77 dollars to Sam Frank, league president Felden Hill’s secretary. Each club shared equally. attendance figures from Cedar Rapids not yet received, but local club boosted gate intake despite lower prices. Frank noted no running profit due to reduced admissions. club would have faced debt without player sales. Margo North Dakota saw lightly reported results with Rily Teernik, Fargo, defeating Alf Slmons, Nehtweight champion of Great Britain, 193, while Reddy Fey of St. Paul and Johnny Mack of Minneapolis drew 6.

Sam Frank Frank Margo N. D Rily Teernik Fargo Alf Slmons Reddy Fey St. Paul Johnny Mack Mminneapolis Drew

Browns Turn Trick To Beat Sox In Extra Innings

Chicago Sept 11 Browns shake off lethargy in the ninth inning to tie the game with the White Sox and win in the tenth 8 to 4. Ballou pitched and hit for the Browns, while Lyons started for the Sox in a no-hit bid until the late innings. Bennett, Hag, and Miller sparked the rally as the Browns halted Chicago’s six-game Sox streak.

Chicago Browns Sox Ted Ted Lyons Detroit Mac Jussex Harry McCurdy Tatcher Ballou Conelus Gan Tris Speaker Washington Bennett Purdys Waite Schang George Sisler Johuny Mostll Bing Miller George Himelf Biller McManus R of Hargrave Robertson Grerher Hasty St. Tavale Purdy Clancy Miller Merehart Sehang Gerber Berm Mee Curdy Berg Kamm Siler Lyons Owens Rowland Nal

Open Season for Ducks Starts in Iowa Sept 16

Des Moines reports open season on migratory birds including ducks geese and brant runs Sept 16 to Jan 1 under federal and state laws. Daily bag limit 15 ducks, 56 waterfowl possession, no hunting before sunrise, artificial ambushes allowed, decoys and goose calls permitted. Trapping season to follow. muskrat closed period noted. fox hunters to hold Osceola meeting Sept 27 to Oct 2 with a week of events.

Des Moines Fish and Game Department State Department Iowa Towa State Fox Hunters Association Annua Fox Shunt Osceola Fox Sop Osceala Towa

Bender Focuses On Offensive Work With Tutor Squad

Cedar Falls September 11 Special Realizing fundamentals are key in football Tutor coaches devote much daily work to this phase Early next week varsity candidates will see ample action Tunters and parsers are scarce this year Coach Bender emphasizes this branch of offense Sindinger Waterloo reserve from last year and Flowers a few from Marshalltown show fair form at booting the ball No regular lineup yet but Captain Macon Tallefaon Mesers Freshwater and DBraury are prospective Wmen who may see action Delzel Lautenbach and Wieser show promise McCusky a freshman appears to be a real mind and with Wretzel Flowers Sundi inger Phelan CL Andrews and Grochowsky the coaches hope to mold a fast backfield

Cedar Falls Bender Sindinger Waterloo Flowers Marshalltown Royal Uneup Macon Tallefaon Mesers Freshwater Dbraury Wnemen Delzel Lautenbach Wieser Varsity McCusky Freshmoan Wretzel Sundiinger Phelan CL Andrews Grochowsky

Midget Ends Triumph Highlight City Football History

An account recalls a 1920s game where a 125-pound midget runner evaded two tackles to sprint 35 yards for a touchdown, alongside golf updates from Des Moines area courts and Sunnyside County tournaments with Kilgore and Stimson in finals. Local golf finals, county championships, and club events fill the day, with large crowds expected and no admission for spectators.

Waterloo Hawks End Season At Waterloo Sept 18

The Waterloo Hawks face their final game of the season on September 18 after losses to Charles City and Riverstie. Han Anderson fell 9 to 7 at Charles City, while Raymond Topp lost 3 to 0 at Riverside to the Giants. The club shifts its schedule to play in Waterloo next Saturday and musta Caleman leads the Giants bringing dark complexioned players to town for local fans. The Hawks also play today at Newton at a fair.

Waterloo Hawks Wari Charles City Riverstie Han Anderson Vicdin Raymond Topp Riverside Giants Hawks Waterloo Mustah Caleman Hogy Dows Flawks Newton

Yesterday's Homeruns Across Major Leagues

The day’s totals list Harterave of Cincinnati and South of Pittsburgh tied with one homer each. Philadelphia and Chicago players also contributed one, while Pirates, Reds, and Yankees performers posted multiple hits and runs. In a separate note, Laura Timson of Boston failed to complete the English Channel swim, abandoning the effort after an overnight start.

Harterave Cincinnati Sethern Philadelphi Pittsburgh Wilson Chicago Wationale Ass Erati Drader America Nationats Hite Brown Bray Cuyler Pirates Bottamlex Cardinals Dover Eng Laura Timson Boston Cape Gris Nes Vie

Various sports results from Chicago to New York

Chicago Midget Sun defeated Archie Bell New Cleveland. Louis Paluso of Salt Lake beat Eliy Wallace of San Francisco 12 to 0. Pleo Ramites of San Francisco defeated Johnny Moore of Pittsburgh. New York and Cleveland drew 12. Jack Gagnon of New Bedford knocked out young Petersen of Detroit. Waseda University beat the University of Washington 9 to 0. Two-base hit in Alabama tied bone fracture as Conn left fielder defeated Millard in southwestern baseball. Bluffs meets Parise for finals. Des Moines Missouri Valley football coaches meet in Kansas City Atlantic. Tiger Boy, Sioux City owned, set a track record 2 13 5 in 218 race. Miss Glenna Collett defeated Dorothy Campbell Mord 2 up in golf. Miss Elizabeth Ryan meets Mrs George Wightman in Adirondack women’s final. Robby Jones rests in first practice for national amateur golf championship at Haltusral.

Chicago Archie Bell New Cleveland O Louis Paluso Salt Lake Eliy Wallace San Francisco Pleo Ramites Johnny Moore Pittsburgh Gx H New York Ork Dartford Conn Johnny —_Risko Cleveland Pat McCarthy Doston Jack Gagnon New Bedford Mass Young Petersen Detroit Tykio Waseda University Jell Washington Coune Bluffs Millard Tavea Counet Bhuts Parise Jynetion Des Motoex Missouri Valley Cenfersnes Co Flelale Kansas City Atlantic Tiger Boy Upper Saranag Glenna Collett Dorothy Campbell Mord Potiadighia Elizabeth Ryan California George Wishtman Beaton Miss Bean

Plymouth Defeats Manly as Shell Rock League Schedules Sunday Close

Plymouth defeated Manly 19 to 6 in a Shell Rock league game, widening its hold on second place to a full game. The match was rescheduled due to rain, and Plymouth has three more postponements plus the season finale Sunday at Manly. Sunday foes include Rudd vs Nora Springs and Florvd versus Rockford.

Hawks Fall Short in Close Games and Other Island News

Island sports column reflects on Waterloo’s narrow 21 one point losses, hints league benefits from pennant rotation, Jefferson Hawks hope for Ansons title next year, Claude Willoughby shines for Cubs with nine hits allowed and two hits, Fred Leach continues power in Phillies, Dempsey Tunney hype stirs Philadelphia fans, early football scrimmages amid coach notes, mayor Walker and channel work quips as New York swimmers stir talk, Drake football schedule teased with heavy opponents and mixed local sentiment.

Island Anather Waterloo Clarke Hawks Rock Island Ansons Claude Willoughby Cubs Claude Philadelphia Fletcher Fred Leach Leach

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