Orange Boys Drill with Feam from Vinton High
Orange and Black practice with Vinton High as East High readies for the opener. Veterans return to signal drills while reserves compete in scrimmage, with Wagner calling plays at quarterback and Makeover guiding the squad. West High also tightens lineup ahead of Independence clash as coaches hunt for a reliable wings and ends to fill graduation losses.
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Trojans
East High
Des Moines
Midge
Bumiknees
Bill Dotson
Mike Christians
Width Weldeman
Ralph’ Wagner
Serand Stringers
Scrubs
Willson
Scrammel
Brandes
Liffring
Odekirk
Law
Pugh
Sam Sterritt
Boone
Ellis
Paras
Larson
Dick White
Hurley
Guernsey
Kalanich
Wagner
Vinton
Orange and Black
Vinton High School
Clyde Drury
Makeover
West High
Dril
Butch Meeter
Glen Strobridge
Locust Street
Independence
West
Rose
Lkely
Buuchanan
Iowa Hawkeye football safety dispute settled and coach seens
The heated debate over who played safety for Iowa in the 1924 Hawk Eye Wolver ine game is resolved. Harold Yerkes denies involvement, naming Wesley Fry as the true safety after testimony by Howard Jones. The note arrives via Francis Thompson, a University of Town student. The piece also notes Big Ten track coaches Harry Gill and Steve Farrell will retire, and Burt Ingwersen faces a make or break season at Iowa. John Deere to sponsor inter plant sports through an employee athletic club focusing on diamond ball, bowling, basketball, trapshooting, and more. medals and trophies will recognize winning athletes and teams.
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Iowa
Harold Yerkes
Wesley Fry
Howard Jones
Iowac
Yerkes
Francis Thompson
University of Town
Thompson
Harry Gill
Clingis
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Farrell
Gill
Ili
Qoarts
Gui
Marvell
Burton Ingwersen
Montoy
Hawkeye
Burt
Lana
Big Ten
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Tigversen
John Deere Tractor Company
Piice
John Deere
Final Charity Fight Proposal For Heavyweight Title
A plan to unite Campoio Scott and Loughran Sharkey winners for a million dollar purse benefits the Jewish Palestine relief fund. Charity ringside seats at 100 dollars each could push gate toward 600 000, with major venues like Madison Square Garden or Ebbets Field contributing.
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Davis I. Walsh
ZN. S
New York
Campoio-Scott
Loughran-Sharkey
Jewish Palestine Relief Fund
Walker
Relief Committee
Farley
Madison Square Garden
Ebbets Field
Fugazy
Campolo
Loughran
Sharkey
Scott
Ebbetsfield
British Tennis Show on West Courts Today
In San Francisco on September 14 the British Wightman cup team plays a quartet of California players in exhibition matches. Singles feature Mrs Shepard Barron versus Ethel Burkhardt and Mrs Watson against Edith Cross. In doubles Mrs Watson and Betty Nuthall face Josephine Cruikshank and Helen Jacobs.
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San Francisco
California
Fights Last Night Upset Results Across Cities
AP report lists bouts with Alaux City Iowa's Dearcat Wright defeating Seal Warris of Chicago while Eddie Mason beats Chet Wikins of Omaha. Badia Read from Philadelphia defeats Phil Zwick in Cleveland as foul calls noted.
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Associated Press
Alaux City
Bdearcat Wright
Omaha
Seal Warris
Chicago
Wildcat
Eddie ‘Mason
Bt. Paul
Chet Wikins
Eris
Badia Read
Philadelphia
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Poul O'Doul Leads NL Batting Race After Week
New York reports Frank O'Doul of Philadelphia holds a slim edge over Babe Herman of Brooklyn for the National League batting title with a .396 mark after the week ending Wednesday. Other leaders include Hornsby, Traynor, Waner, and Klein, while O'Doul also tops hits with 220 and Lloyd Waner leads triples with 19. Des Moines notes Henry Falegane defeated Tommy Carriullo in a ten-round boxing main event.
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New York
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
O'Doul
Philadelphians
Bil Terry
Hornsby
Chicago
Stephenson
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Waner
Klein
Cuyler
Douthit
St. Louis
Rajah
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Chuck Kleinn
Frederick
Lloyd Waner
Guy Bush
Charlie Root
Burleigh Grimes
Giants
Phils
Carl Mays
Mays
Reds
Shires Suspended After Late Night Hotel Fight
Chicago White Sox first baseman Shires known as The Great Shires has been suspended indefinitely after a midnight altercation with manager Blackburne and road secretary Jon Barbour at a Philadelphia hotel. Blackburne bore a black eye. Barbour was reportedly beaten. Details vary as the team sorts the incident and Shires' possible roster status.
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Philadelphia
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Russell
Lena) Blackburne
Shires
Blackburne
Jon Barbour
Barbour
Blackburns
Douglass
Tate
Waco
Tex
Whitney Horses Rule Favorites on Belmont Race
New York bettors weighed the Belmont Park futurity as a two year old showdown with Harry Payne Whitney's Whichone and Boojum installed as favorites. Eight rivals faced the seven furlong task with Caruso and Maya projected as strongest upset candidates while other entries split the remaining betting.
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Whitney
Belmont
New York
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Whichone
Boojum
W.rf
Caruso
Maya
Gallant Fox
Broadway Limited
Pansy Walker
D'Sstock Farm
Believe Sally
Hi- Jack
Gallant Knight
Sir Johren
Grant Wing Major Honors in Cedar Rapids Loop
Spot Grant the third baseman led the league in hitting with a .366 average, winning the season's batting title and a $100 prize from Cedar Rapids owner Earl Huckins. Kenneth Storme led Waterloo with .346, while other Waterloo batsmen included DeFate, Prevost, Thompson, and Berres. Davenport led team hitting at .298. Moline best in fielding with 1B Jack Frost stealing most bases. Pitcher John Niggeling posted 15-4 for Waterloo. Eckert and Miler also prolific victors. Final averages to follow before world series.
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Spot Grant
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Spot
Ed Hendee
Big Davenport
Bob Woeber
Dubuque
Novak Keokuk
Grant
Earl Huckins
Kenneth Storme
Des Moines
Anish
Tony DeFate
Hawks
Joe Prevost
Clayton Thompson
Ray Berres
Birmingham
Bue Sox
Chick Walsh
Davenport
Moline
Moline Plows
Rock Island
Jack Frost
Genin
Jack
John Niggeling
Toronto
International Ieague
Eckert
Miler
Neisslig
Neissne
Moline Iee
Hull
Sports Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show teams from the American Association and Western League with standings and scores. The mix includes Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Boston, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Chicago among others, with several games noted and divisional leaders highlighted.
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Phila
L. Pet
W. D. Pet
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philaphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
St. Tews
Philadelphia
Onicaga New York
Pittsbmrgh
Wee American Association
Wee Eee
W. L. Prt
Kien
City
Ind
Rona St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansag Cley Ae Miwankes
Loulayute
Indianapolis Minneapally
Pawoo
W. U. Pet
JL. Pet
Filsa Mh
Beaver
City BF
LASS
Simmons
Ponseca
Cleveland
Pet
Manush
St. Louwis
Lazzeri
Washington
Goslis
National League
Oodsul
Herrann
Terry
Ans Hornsby
Bas
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Tander
Hornsby
Elderton Quits Sunnyside Post Heading South for Winter
Golf pro Bob Elderton, Sunnyside Country club, will not return for 1990. He denied resigning but plans to go south this winter and consider propositions. No successor named. committee to receive applications for the Waterloo post. Elderton came to Sunnyside in 1925, holding a course record of 66. The club aims to name a successor soon to prepare for the 1930 state amateur tournament next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Elderton
Sunnyside Country Club
Elderton
Altho
Waterloo
Sunnyside
Bill Bathley
Happy Hollow Club
Omana
Bathie
Fa Elderton
Sunnyside Clip
Tilden Online Title Bid Intensifies Tennis Clash
Forest His. Sept. 14. Big Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter reach the national singles final after six hard days of play. Tilden, 36, seeks his seventh American championship as Doeg, Shields, Van Ryn and Mercur fall before his relentless serve and precise groundstrokes. Hunter, the 24 year old, has lost only two sets this year but faces the veteran in a final billed as a clash of eras.
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West Side
America
Big Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
Doeg
California
John Doeg
Big Bill
Thriu Doeg
Tris
Deeg
Yain
Ree
Snira Young
Altho Deeg
Frank Shields
Johnny van’ Ryn
Hunter
Fritz Mercur
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
Richard N. Williams
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Thornsby
Seat Winfoy
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Athinttes
Feteee Tees
Boley
Alhigligi Nationallengue
Baenemenees
Palestine
West Courts
Jack Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Poul
Swat
Falegane
Henry Falegane
Tommy Carriullo
Chisox
Grant Wing
Sunnyside Post
Senators
Indians
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Tovenes
Averil
la Fonsvoa
Tb Tag Houser
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Sewell
Judge
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Jones
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Ayerili
Rice
Hodapp
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Hospp
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Burke
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Sholtyer
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