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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1927

Page

12

Giants Triumph Over Cubs In Four Game Set

Giants beat the Cubs 7-5 as Root struggled with 16 allowed hits. Hornsby and Wilson homered. Fitzsimmons worked well despite early trouble. In St Louis, Cardinals shut out the Robins 2-0 with Bottomley delivering a fifth inning homer and Reinhart pitching strong. Pirates still lead the league with a sweep of Philadelphia.

Associated Press Chicago Cubs New York Giants St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Giants Charlie Root Cub Chicago St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Cubs Pirates Pennant Heights Root Nehl Bush Hornsby Hack Wilson Altho Fitzsimmons New York ABR Harper Essencescienaes Taylor Esstevarseeseees Fitzsimmons Abrhpore Adams Heathcote Eseevereass Stephenson Whson Webb Wilson Grimm Mann Mueller Lindstrom Jackson Beck English Terry Nehf Hartnett Quigley Pfirman Dodgers Cardinals Sunny Jim” Bottomley Holm Reinhart Robins Elliott

Rhymes and Realities of a Cub Reporter Visit

A columnist fragment blends light travel verse with pointed notes on farm policy and sports. It cites the Cardinals farm sale at 585000, critics of farm relief, and the Wrigley Cubs pennant chase. It also references the Davis Cup in France, Patrick Henry, and a 90 year life milestone as a closing thought.

Baseball Standings and Yesterday’s Results Across Leagues

National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 89 wins and Cincinnati 65. New York 77 and St. Louis 77, Brooklyn 56, Chicago 68, Philadelphia 48. Yesterday New York beat Chicago 7 5, Pittsburgh v Philadelphia, St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 6 3, Boston won. American League shows New York 96 41, Philadelphia 73 57, Detroit 71 64, Cleveland 60 75, St. Louis 55 80, Boston 44 90. Yesterday Philadelphia 8 Detroit 0. Only game scheduled. American Association leaders Milwaukee 92 60, Kansas City 89 63, St. Paul 81 71, Minneapolis 81 71. Toledo 69 63, Columbus 54 99, Indianapolis 3-0 Toledo.

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Yankees Eye Pennant As They Aim For Record Wins

New York reports the Yankees plan to clinch the American league pennant today with a double header win over Cleveland or a split if Chicago beats Oakland. Aiming to set an AL record, they need 10 more victories in 17 games to surpass 105.

New York New York Yankees Yanks Indians White Sox Athletics

Major League Leaders in National and American Baseball

National leaders include P Waner batting .381 with 210 hits and 118 runs for the Pirates. L Waner leads with 118 runs and P Waner 210 hits, Stephenson 40 doubles, P Waner 18 triples, Wilson 27 homers, Frisch 30 stolen bases, Benton 15 wins 5 losses. American leaders show Simmons batting .390 for the Athletics, Ruth and Gehrig top hits, Combs 201 hits, Ruth 50 homers, Combs 50 triples, Sisler 27 stolen bases, Hoyt 20 wins 6 losses.

Associated Press National P. Waner Pirates L. Waner Stephenson Cubs Wilson Frisch Cardinals Benton Giants American Simmons Athletics Rins—Gehrig Ruth Yankees Combs Dowdles Gehrig Hares Sisler Browns Hoyt

Dempsey Tunney Fight Buzz Grows In Chicago Echoes

Veteran sports writer Davis J. Walsh reports widespread public belief Dempsey will defeat Tunney on September 22. He notes Dempsey trains at night amid mystery, with alleged contracts valuing Tunney at 1,000,000 dollars and Dempsey at 450,000, while press access is limited and speculation runs high.

Davis J. Walsh Chicago Jack Dempsey Dempsey Gene ‘Tunney Tunney Jack Leo P.’ Flynn Mosquitoes Brother Flynn Oscar Till Roy Williams Whitey Allen Charley Scheerer Evesi Press

Golf as Champions Play It

A discussion of women golfers noting they typically excel in approach shots and putting due to touch and accuracy. It argues women spend more time on tiring yet essential shots and that their practice yields steady play and similar scoring to men.

Eddie Collins Long Fly Delivers Mackmen 5-4 at Shibe Park

Captain Eddie Collins scored the winning run with a long eighth inning fly that drove Cochran from third as the Mackmen beat Detroit 5 to 4 at Shibe Park. The victory, marking their third in four games, widened Philadelphia’s hold on second place to seven and a half games.

Philadelphia Eddie Collins Mackmen Detroit Shibe Park Eddie Cochrane White Elephants Abrhpore Warner Gehringer McManus Heilmann Rf .S.ise Manush Fothergill, If Tavener Hale French Cobb Cochraney Wheat Fox Sesaeee Jacobson Boley E. Collins Galloway Rommel Nea Cess Cenee Eee Bishop Foxx Gibson Gibson iBishop Nallin Dineen

Gene and Dempsey to share seven figure boxing purse

A certified check for 1,450,000 has been deposited in Chicago as the payroll for Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey in their heavyweight title fight next week. Tex Rickard announced contracts set Tunney at 1,000,000 and Dempsey at 450,000 under a seven figure guaranteed plan, preferred over gate-based division.

Chicago Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Tex Rickard Tunney Dempsey

Warm weather prompts grid drills at two high schools

Nightly football practice continues despite near 90 degree heat. East High coach Midge Makeever has about 49 candidates in scrimmage and drills to ready the Orange and Black for the season. West High coach Ralph Sarff reports 77 hopefuls, optimistic about a schedule featuring several city and regional teams, with cooler weather needed to start scrimmages.

The Mercury Midge Makeever East High Orange and Black Sarff West High Ralph Sarff Washington High Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge Mason City Dubuque Webster City Iowa Falls Locust Street East

Plenty of Seats May Yet Be Had for Big Mix Rickard

Chicago reports Tex Rickard stating plenty of tickets remain for the Dempsey Tunney fight at all prices from 5 to 40 dollars. He notes seats may be poor but available across sections and estimates gate receipts around 2 million dollars to date.

Rickard Chicago Tex Rickard

Fights Last Night AP Boxing Roundup

New York results show Frankie Genaro defeats Eddie Frank. Blas Rodriguez outpoints Rou tier Tarra. Corporal Izzy pelperte beats Billy Kelly. Jack Britton over Irish Tommy Jordan. Cohen and Wall draw. Firpo tops Lewis, Bentz defeats Hanson. Earl Mastro stops Jackie Stewart. Jackie Andrews beats Ted Blatt. Garfinkle stops Bud McCain. Ja nita and Hardy draw.

New York Frankie Genaro Eddie Frank Blas Rodriguez Mexico Routier Tarra Chile Corporal Izzy Pelperte Billy Kelly Scranton Jack Britton Tommy Jordan Brooklyn Milt. Cohen Benny Wall St. Louis Drew Toronto Young Firpo Louisville Kyv Doug Lewis

Four American Net Stars Bear Burden of Capturing Tite

Four American seeded stars William T Tilden Francis Hunter William Johnston and Manuel Alonso enter the second round of the national singles championship hoping to bring the title back to the United States. The field features the French Davis Cup team leading seeds with Rene La Coste Henri Cochet and others advancing while Barnes and local favorites anticipate the new season ahead.

Forest Hills United States William T. Tilden Francis Hunter William Johnston Manuel Alonso Rene la Coste Gilbert Nunns Toronto Can Henri Cochet Little Bill’ Johnston Germantown France Edward W. Feibleman New York Tilden Berkeley Bell Austin Tex Hunter Edward Chandler Johnson Clifford B. Marsh, Jr Buffalo

Hawkeyes Open Practice With 11 Letter Men

Hawkeyes report 11 letter men for football practice as coach faces a tough start. The large turnout underscores expectations for the season and signals early depth for the squad.

Thir ty Answer Initial Call of 7 C Grid Coach

Cedar Falls Sept 13 The Thirty Answer initial football practice under Coach Paul Bender at Tutor athletic field as 30 candidates push through two hour drills in passing punting charging and blocking. Veterans include Cooper and G Orr ends Welch Meyers L Orr and Delzell guards Grochowski Stevens McCuskey Fritzell backs. Newcomers Pearlman Des Moines Wright Norfolk Neb Severe Dows center Beck Blanchard Fuller Peoria TJ Jones among others show potential. Workouts focus on fundamentals with more players expected to report today and around 90 by opening fall semester.

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