Yankees Defeat White Sox 11-8 In Season Finale Rally
New York clinched the lead with a late rally, defeating Chicago 11 to 8 in the final season game among ten clubs. Wild pitching aided the Yankees as eight runs scored in the sixth and seventh, with key hits from Johnson, Collins, Strunk and Falk contributing to the comeback victory.
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Tutor Football Captain Quits
Christensen captain-elect of the Teachers college football team resigns to attend the college of commerce at Chicago University. He served two seasons and was elected captain last fall. successor not yet chosen.
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Moline May Contend For Class B Baseball Title
Detroit news wires report a proposed five game series for the Class B baseball championship. The Moline Three-I league club of Illinois is named as a contestant alongside either London Ontario or Ludington Michigan. A seven game series between London and Ludington begins soon to decide the opponent for Tyree I champions. Games may be staged in accessible venues such as Chicago or Detroit.
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Omaha mat man vows open challenge to all wrestlers
Jere Owen of Omaha declares in a letter to the Courier sports editor that he will wrestle any opponent, including Earl, the Anita national king, saying he is open to the world and ready to prove himself on the mat. Ned Her heavyweight mentions his willingness to face any challenger.
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Comic Strip in Type Negotiation Scene
A comic strip depicts a tense payroll talk where an employee seeks a raise. The boss delays, hints at payroll cuts, and recalls longer-tenured staff, with the employee left hopeful but without a raise as the scene ends. The piece captures workplace power dynamics and modern office banter.
First Pro Golf Game Scheduled in Waterloo Today
A rare match on Byrnes park course Sunday at 2 p m features W S Bathie and Mr Jarvis, two leading local professional golfers. Promoters expect a large turnout and a collection to bolster Byrnes park course funds. The 18 hole event follows a prior Scotch foursome exhibition by city amateurs and pros.
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Detroit to field eleven in new professional football circuit
Clarence Appleman, ex Illinois guard, signed to play quarterback with a Detroit eleven proposed for the professional football circuit. In Newbury Michigan Jimmy Brady, the lightweight champion, knocked out Frankin Welling in the third round of a 19 round bout in Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
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Western squads begin practice for 1921 football season
Chicago Sept 15 Western Conference squads opened practice for the 1921 season. Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Ohio State among top prospects, but Chicago Indiana receive more attention for westerns to face eastern powerhouses. Stagg focuses on Princeton clash. Dark horses include Illinois Minnesota Northwestern Iowa Purdue. Conference schedule starts Oct 1 with practice games at Northwestern and Indiana.
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Cedar Falls Tigers Emphasize Speed Over Size In New Season
Cedar Falls high school eyes a fast open game centered on the forward pass as Coach Loyal Thomas works 25 to 30 candidates. Captain Bailey and others return, but the team relies on speed over weight and plans clever formations for a Sept. 48 clash with Charles City. In Syracuse, Peter Manning ties the world trotting record at 1:58 for a mile at the state fair track, driven by Tommy Murphy, while Arion Guy sets a new four year old record at 2:01 also with Murphy.
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Silden Puts Johnston Out Of The Running
In Philadelphia on Sept 15 William Tilden II defeated William Johnston of San Francisco 4-6 7-5 6-4 8-3 to eliminate Johnston in the fourth round of the titular tennis tournament. Johnston, who won the title in 1915 and 1919, again fell short as Tilden seized control of the cup for a potential retention.
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First Congregationalists Crown Waterloo Tennis Challenge
Waterloo tennis fans buzz as First Congregational Sunday school forms a team claiming city and Black Hawk county championship. F. W. Edwards leads the challengers who invite rivals to arrange matches within two weeks before the season ends, boasting several top local players ready to compete.
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