Coaching changes spark Missouri Valley football prep
The 1925 Missouri Valley football season opens with coaching shakeups and new entrants. Oklahoma A&M joins the league with 11 lettermen back and new staff, Nebraska and Washington install head coaches, Drake promotes its coach to athletics director while continuing football duties.
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Nebraska
Washington
Drake
Bears
Dawson
Ernest E. Bears
Kansas
University of Missouri
Bill Fallon
Michigan
Missouri
Tiger
Don Fanrot
Tiger Star
Oklahoma
Wallace
L. A
Polly
Censer Anias
University of Oklahoma
Edwin N. Brockman
Brockman
Syard
Wal-lace
Stough
Quarterbackaller
Lamb
Arbuckle
Kansas Aggies
Aggies
Oscar Solem
Kenneth J. Wilson
Northwestern University
Solem
Ames Drake
Tiwva State
Sege
Iettermy
Norton Behm
Brillient
Peck
Mike Hyland
Jay Blank
Grinnel
Moran
Feld
Marr
Grinnegaing
R.A. Higgins
Coael
Ure
Virginia Leyan Lilast
William P. Adarand
A Summer Romance and The Beech Cottage Nuptials
A fragmentary nostalgia filled page recalls a summer romance at Beech cottage. A couple vows amid fireside warmth and hopeful blessings as wedding bells and rainbows accompany their betrothal. The scene hints at a cheerful, destined union with shared joys and proper good wishes.
Largest Squad in Iowa History May Greet Ingwersen
A large Iowa squad is described for an opening event with Ingwersen and managing staff preparing for a significant season. The text indicates high expectations, with details on likely lineup strength and forthcoming acts as the team approaches its debut.
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Iowa
Ingwersen
Simpson Works Hard for Game with Ames
Fragmented text shows preparation for a game between Simpson and Ames. It references practice, effort by Simpson, and an upcoming match date in September. Names and details are garbled with missing context.
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Simpson
Ames
Senators Retain Team Lead in Chase of Mackmen
New York sports notes recap a tight pennant race as Washington and Pittsburgh push. Senators beat Boston 5 1 with bases loaded in ninth. Athletics top Yankees 3 2 as Letty Groves stands out on mound. Giants win opener 4 2 as Landis watches. Cardinals crush Pirates 25 2. Braves split with Phillies. Mag purchases announce Giants acquire Carter and Lacey and Carter from minor leagues. Elks dedicate tablet to Nor man Boeckel amid midseason club moves.
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New York
Altho
Washington
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Giants
Walter Johnson
Senators
Srepr
Boston
Yankees
Griff- Men
Mackden
Letty Groves
Huemen
K. M. Landis
Robins
Cardinals
Pirates
Eo Carter
Louisville
American Association
Cubs
New Yorkers
GO. G. Lacey
F.C. Carter
Richmond
Braves
Phillies
Fletcher
Elks
Norman D. Boeckel
Browns
Whitt Sey
Bengals
Indians
Goslin Ty
Ore Quetin
Rowley
Tveiye
Ris
York
Owls
Galder
Chefractor
Standings Report From Early Baseball Leagues
The American League shows Detroit 3 Cleveland 5 and Washington 5 Philadelphia 3 with New York, Chicago, and others noted. National League lists Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2 and New York 4 Brooklyn 2 with Pittsburgh 3. American Association records Toledo 4 and a Kansas City thrashing by St Paul 22 3. Western league notes Tulsa 7 and Oklahoma City a Wichita 5. St Joseph 3.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Eveston
Philadelphia
New
Louis
Chicago
Iain
New York
Brooklyn
Fittsburgh
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Cleveland Tee
Roston
Plusburgh
Cincinnati Tree
Brookly
Pet
iLouisvile
Dianapolis
St. EU
Paliniapods
jPeledo
Siilwaukee
Cofinibus
Istrense
Aeg
Des Moines
Enver
Aloma City
Ieee
Su Joseph
Omaha
Visualization and memory training for woodsmen and Indians
The text argues that expert memory in tracing complex routes comes from intensive observation and visualization training. It cites a north timber cruiser who practises looking back and ahead to map routes, then visualizes each day's progress nightly to fix memory, urging memory training in schools and noting American Indians’ keen observational abilities.
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North Wool
Lincoln baseball team to elect own manager
Lincoln Neb September 12. Frank Haley shortstop with Prohkais elected manager of the Lincoln team of the Western league. Indications show the players favored a manager chosen by the club. Vacancy followed the recent resignation of Loch Clarke.
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Lincoln Baseball
TEAIN
Linraly
Neb
Frank Haley
Prohkais
Lineal
Ploet
Loch Clarke
Longs Keach
Cal
Simmons pace echoes vets as Swat honors loom
Chicago Sept 12 The Pennant race tightens as Pirates star McInnis and fellow sluggers chase batting leads. Hornsby nears .400 while Simmons climbs in races for runs and hits amid crowded NL leaders and home-stretch push.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Giants
Pirates
Meinnis
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Jimny Bottomler
Harper
Philadelphia
Warinesda
Haren Cuxler
Cuyler
Max Carer
Carey
Fournier
Brooklyn
Blades Amis
Wheat
Brootlyn
Burrus
Boston
Roussy
Cincinnati
I. Wilson
Stock
Knatows
Chase
Simmons
Connie Mack
Speaker
Ty Colette
Aeith Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Harry Heilmann
Tigers
Johoning
Eddie Rommel to Bear Brunt for Athletics
Eddie Rommel the Smucker ball artist and Connie Mack’s ace will shoulder the pitching load for the Athletics in the World Series. Mack has often relied on one top pitcher and two or three solid stoppers, a pattern key to pennant wins and short series success.
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AL Demaier
Eddie Rommel
Connie Mack
Athletics
Ind
Wwe
Chief Bender
Giants
Bender
Eddie Plank
Jack Coombs
Kray Gray
Slim Clarks
Atile
Sluggers Lead Batters Amid Fast Play Across Circuits
The report highlights rapid baserunning and shifting leads among hitters such as Zoellers and Cullep with asterisks showing 28 and 33 as top marks. Payne leads with 3 5 1 tally while McNwily of Oklahoma City sparks chatter with five homers. Stolen bases rise with Rowton and Denver pairing 56 apiece.
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Zoellers
Alluna
Siles
Mobile
Stewart
Birmingham
Doge
Suber
Ville
Strehe
Bigelow
Chattinoor
Tripte Tin
Wonterina
Simellehr
Wi McNwily
Oklahom
McNadl
King
Payne
Wiel
al Griges
Omushy
Uril Wich
Riise
St Joseph
Tooneeng
Ob McMuhlen
Wehit
Leeuw Syld
New York
Swent
Jaimeces
Oklahoma City
Gormin
Denver
Bass Rowton
Satiggert
Lincoln
Knight
Stogengen
Des Moines
Cedar Falls High TT Skips Waterloo Games in Schedule
Cedar Pats Sept 12. Tentative city high school football schedule omits Waterloo high schools and includes Town Falls after a six year suspension. Coach Denton and assistants run daily drills as candidates vie for places on the team with workouts planned at Cedar Falls High.
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Cedar Pats
Imperial
Waterloo
Town Falls
Faveritie’s
Denton
Davenport urged to join Mississippi Valley baseball league
J H Sexton president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues urged Davenport Kiwanis to seek admission to the Mississippi Valley League. He argued Davenport would be the league’s leading city with strong attendance, contrasting costs of entering other leagues and noting Davenport’s potential.
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J. H. Sexton
National Association of Professional Baseballeagues
Kiwanis ‘Club
Davenport
Burtington
Valley League
Burlington
Dees
Derlington
Ottomia
Illinois City
Rockford
Nat
Sexton
American Association
Cubs Consider Rogers Hornsby as Manager for 1924
Chicago owner William Wrigley Jr traveled home from Rogers Wornsbys camp amid reports he will offer Hornsby a tempting managerial deal. Wrigley reportedly agreed to a close to $50,600 fund plus two players for Frank ODat of Salt Lake, who leads the Pacific Coast League in batting.
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Los Angeles
Rogers Wornsby
Chicago Cubs
William Wrigley
Cubs
Chicago
Stornsby
Wrigley
Frank
Eally
Salt Lake Club
O' Dent
Berlenbach Regains Title Fight Victory Over Slattery
In New York at Yankee Stadium Paul Berlenbach defeats Jimmy Slattery after a brutal eleventh round stoppage by referee Patsy Haley. Slattery had led early with a fast attack but Berlenbach rallied, landing decisive blows to pull out the victory in the final rounds. Barry returns to Iowa coaching duties after Wisconsin trip.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Buffalo
Jimmy Slaitery
Yankee Stadium
Berlenbach
Slattery
Patsy Haley
Astoria
Paul
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Reginald
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Independence, MO
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Tanstead
Orushber Pl
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Bere Feartime Service, Inc
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Poprank Schmiedt
Lindner
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Tyrus Cobb
Mensal New York
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Lamar
Haley
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Whansax Choy
Eddie Murphy
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Twssell
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Christensen
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Tyson
Botville
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Rommel
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Cedar Falls High
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