Hard Fight Ahead for High Schools in Football
Preparations for placing strong teams in the field for the 1922 high school state championship are underway with stiff competition. Cedar Rapids Tarrs, East High, West High and others push daily practice as they seek to outpace rivals, with East High showing promise and West High emphasizing hard work despite light rosters.
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Cedar Rapids
Novak
Tigers
East High
Brom
Louis Kresensky
Kresensky
Eoen
Big Warriors
Ralph Sarff
West High
Trojans
Flynn Shines In Park Fight Demonstration Card
Paul Melsinger of Duluth Minnesota failed to show real fighting flair in a six round bout with Kid Heel of Waterloo at Electric Park. Bob Flynn impressed as a newcomer, outboxing Willing throughout the contest, while Pinker George and Kid Ray boxed to a draw after four lively rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Melsinger
Duluth
Minn
Kid Heel
Waterloo
Electric Park
Bob Flynn
Alexander
Pinker George
Kid Ray
The Best Play in Football
A historical treatise on the forward pass, detailing scenarios on third down from the opponent’s 40 yard line. It discusses success versus failure, punt or field goal options after an incomplete pass, and the risk of a turnover if a long pass is intercepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tares
Ie Jonkous
A Comic Strip in Type and Little Dramas of the Past
A comic strip scene shows a boy at a Holland dike attempting to hold back the ocean to save the land. Bystanders debate his duty while the boy insists he will protect Holland. A policeman and officials intervene as water leaks appear. Curtain marks the end.
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Holland
Hana
Lo Dell
Rosie
Hoy
Ley
Polleaman
Folteamun
Tor
Rollar
Dite
Board of Public Improvements
Horatia
Associated Editors
City Tennis Meet Opens With First Round Results
Twenty six players entered the tournament with nineteen remaining after the first round. Winners include Temple Osterman over Reyne Miller 6 2 6 0 and B A Pickworth over R C Heald 6 4 6 4. Second series pairings listed with a Saturday finish target and request for prompt reporting.
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Courier
Dalred
Temple Gstarman
Reyne Miller
B.A. Pickworth
R. C. Heald
I F. W. Richardson
Hughes
A. EB
Y. Sundby
F. M. Fields
W. FP. Jensen
John Corson
E. G. Carrington
TR. Seig
Iyay Bradley
J. C. Jordan
Leach homer gives Rochester pinch hit boost in opener
Fred Leach former Waterloo star left fielder hits a homer in his first International League pinch hit for Rochester. He connected in the eighth inning to right field off Woodlawn avenue as Rochester’s rally falls short in a 6 to 5 Buffalo win with Leach driving in three runs.
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Fred Leach
Waterloo Hawks
Rochester
N. Y
Woodlawn Avenue
Waterloo
Rochester Herald
Leach
Irame
Babe Ruth
Bay Street
Berhind
Cox
Buffalo
Buck Declines Indiana Coaching Offer
Appleton Wis sept 14 Howard Cub Buck former Wisconsin lineman announced he would decline Indiana University’s offer to coach this year’s football team replacing Tumba Stiehm who is operating in Rochester Minn Buck said he valued his current coaching role at Lawrence College and his contract to play with the Green Bay Parkers over a temporary post that would pay 3600 for one week
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Appleton
Wis
Tloward
Cub Buck
Universit of Wisconsin
University of Indiana
Tumba Stiehm
Rochester
Minn
Buck
lLawrence College
Greenbay
Wisconsin
Parkers
Syracuse trots and Grand Circuit card details emerge
Worthy won the Me £10 empire state trot as part of the Grand Circuit card in Omaha. Capt. Mosby won the trot event featuring Ak Sar Ak. The Renny Harley White match is noted for Ort. 6 to Der. Geers set a track record at pame driving Sanaride a mile in 2031, shaving a fourth of a second from the work's mark for a gelding on a half mile oval.
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Syracuse
Gar Worthy
Omaha
Neb
Capt
Mosby
Renny Harley White
Der
Rots
Ile
Lonisville
Pop’ Geers
Pame
Sanaride
Yankees Gain Ale Game On Browns
The Yankees, after an even break with the White Sox, gained on the Browns who lost to Boston 3 to 1 while the Yankees were held to five hits by Yaber in the first game. Hoyt and Pipp sparked a 6 to 3 second game win as the American League leaders stretched their margin. Pirates win twice as Giants beat Cubs. Bancroft homered for the Giants. Cardinals rout Phillies 13-4 and 11-1. Athletics drop to Detroit 6-5. Scott extends consecutive games streak to 972. Ed Romine marries Emma Fahey. Hornsby fuels Cardinals’ hit spree.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Althy
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
George Sigler
Boston
Yaber
Yankees
Sam Jones
Twin
Raile Hoyt
Pipp
Browns
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Boston Braves
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bancroft
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wheat
Athletics
Detroit
Mogridge
Cleveland
Washington
Scott
Everett Scott
Indiana
White Sox
Ed Romimell
Emma C. Fahey
Baltimore
Cobb
Thres B
Tigers
Standings Of The Clubs In Several Leagues
The standings show various clubs with records across multiple leagues. St. Louis leads the Nations League at 13 11, while Chicago tops the American League with 7 3 and Louisville leads the American Association at 11 6. Western League results include Tulsa over St. Joseph 5 4 and Wichita 11 over Oklahoma City 9 with Sioux City 8 over Omaha 7. No other schedules are listed.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Matin
National League
Pet
New York
Pittsburgh
Louis
Gincianati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Phiiladelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Clevland
Washington
Puailadelphia
American Association
L. Pet
Paul
Minneapolis
Idianapolies
MiXangas
Josey
Wichita
Omaha Sioux
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Denver & 100
Jickenna to Box Moore at New Orleans
St. Paul bantam Saph Medwenna likely to meet Tal Moore in New Orleans Get on December 12 in a 15 round bout arranged around the American Legion national convention. The potential matchup is being negotiated and would be staged in New Orleans.
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St. Paul
Minn
Saph Medwenna
Football Q and A: Rule Answers by Sol Metzger
A reader asks about forward pass completions and fumbles, grounding the ball, penalties for sideline coaching, end zone plays, and penalties for intentional grounding. Sol Metzger provides concise rulings from Rule 17 and related sections, with references and a note to enclose a stamped envelope for quick scoring answers.
Only Wheat Remains in World Tennis Title Field
Davis J Walsh reports the world title semifinals feature stellar matchups. Billy Johnston faces Manuel Alonzo. Vincent Richards meets Jim Anderson. Bill Tilden takes on Zenzo Shimidzu. Dick Williams and Gerald Patterson duel in a clash of former champions and Wimbledon winner.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Sports
Philadelphia
Billy Johnston
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Vincent Richards
Jim Anderson
Australia
Bill Tilden
Zenzo Shimidzu
Orient
Dick Willams
Gerald L. Patterson
Wimbledon
Johnston
Alonzo
Tilden
Shimidzu
Richards-Anderson
Andersen
Richards
Anderson
Williams-Patterson
Williams
Patterson
Baseball player totals and league leaders sheet
Yesterday's home run totals list Walker of Philadelphia and Burns of Boston among American League leaders. National League entries include Stengel Bancroft Terporter Bottomley Le Rilades and Travis with varied at bats and runs. League totals show American League and National League tallies.
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Clu
Walker
Philadelphia
Burns
Boston
Iw National Llue
Stengel
New York
Bancroft
Terporter
St. Louis
Bottomley
le Rilades
North
St. Twavis
First Basemen of Highest Calibre in World Series
Henry Farrell surveys top first basemen for the World Series, highlighting George Sisler as the greatest since Hal Chase, with George Kelly of the Giants and Wally Pipp of the Yankees as strong rivals. Pipp noted for speed and clutch hitting, Kelly for reach and arm, both modest stars who excel at defense and timely hitting. Baltimore clinches International League pennant with twin wins over Newark, keeping Rochester at bay with 10 games left.
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Henry Farrell
United Press
Neag
New York Giants
New York Yanks
St. Louis Browns
George Sisler
Prince
Hal Chase
George Kelly
Giants
Wally Pipp
Tony
Babe Ruth
Pipp
Yankee
Kelly
Hisong
Bae Meusel
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Third Quarter of Income Tax Due Friday Sept 15
The statement from L B Bladine collector of internal revenue district of Iowa notes the third quarterly income tax installment for 1921 is due by midnight tomorrow Sept 15. Taxpayers must pay even if no notice is received and failure to pay will trigger demands from the collector. Payments can be made at the Dubuque office or branch offices in Davenport Ottumwa Council Bluffs Sioux City Des Moines Fort Dodge Mason City or Cedar Rapids by cash money order or check.
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L. B. Bladine
Internal Revenue
District of
Iowa
Dubuque, Fa
Davenport
Ottumwa
Council —Bruffs
Sioux City
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Collectors Office Dubuque Revenue Payment Notice
A fragmented notice advises payment by check or money order to avoid loss in transit to the Collector of the Revenue. It specifies making payments to the Office of the Collector in Dubuque Iowa.
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West
Sarf
West, High
Psr
Weet High
Flynn
Sol Metzger
Type
J. P. McEvoy
Courier Sports Department
Jonny Tr. Jenking
FW. Edwards
Temple Osterman
ID. GC. Whittemore
Joren J. Berry
Dr. L
Dr. L. C. Hemsworth. Sylvester Howell Vs. A. Pickworth
A. M. Sundy
C. S. Hughes
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Bradley
G. Carrington
Bert Simmons
AY. J. Brown
Homer
Cub
Sport Stalmary
George McManus
Hrello
Mrs Jigs
Honolulu
Japan
Len
Maggie
Cardinals
Braves
Maranville
Carey
Tierney
Russelltone
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Aph Jickenna
Moore
New Orleans
Esterday
Ation AG
Hornah
Dts
Tiermey
Righes Pitts
iGrimes
Hicago
Miller
AN Parte
St. A
AZ Cobb
Speaker
Cleveta
Ravas
Heilmann
Schang
Ito
Sister
Paris Garters
Alstein & Company
Commercial National
Towa
Dubuque
The
Chicago Tribune
Penny Ross
Angel
Big Colorets Magazine of
Chicago Sunday Tribune
van Heusen
Phillips Jones Corporation Makers
Broadway
Waterloo Motor Sales Co
Corney
Franklin Sts
Maxwell
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