Hawkeye Beagle Club to Host 150 Dogs in October Tourney
The Hawkeye Beagle club announced about 150 beagle hounds will compete in a field trial October 8 to 19, with sites between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Judge H. W. Prentice will award points, and ten prize purses will be awarded across eight events. Local owners include William Coombs and N. A. Gnagy. the meet has AKC sanction and a Des Moines film crew plans coverage.
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Waterloo
Amos Burhans
Cedar Heights
Awkeye Beagle Club
Beagle
Burhan
Beagle Sound
England
Betara
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
H. W. Prentice
H.W. Prentice
DeKalb
Ill
Riverside
Iowa City
Gaia
Rapids
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Storm Lake
Nawson
Atlantic
Iowa Cities
William Coombs
Ostanent
Cedar Walls
Izaak Walton League
D. Burdick
Frank Chesik
Dysart
F Fifensman
Belle Plaine
Karl Jk. Anderson
Greeley
Allen
Fairmont
Minn
N. A. Gnagy
Jal Castle Hill
Fred Peick
Jidgewood
R. H.johnson
H.W. Pierce
George W. Hunt
American Kennel Club
New York City
Water town and Waterloo sports notes lead into fall season
The Waterloo and Dubuque athletic scenes fill the page with football and wrestling chatter. Lenahan, McGinnity, Mullen, Connor, and Kyte appear in plans and bows to future seasons. Boxing and radio reports mix with local cheerleader appointments and wrestling promotions.
Hornsby Leads NL Batters as Slumps Hit Rivals
Rogers Hornsby maintains the National League lead with a .384 average as rivals Wieland Wheat and tie-in threats slump. Cy Williams tops home runs with 37 and Gracie Carey leads in runs with 107. In the American League Ruth slides to second as Hornsby and others push for the season’s end.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Wheat
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Bottomley
Hornaby
Cy Willama
Philadelphia
Beges
Pep Foun
New York
Carey
Pittsburgh
Grantham
Jeads
Chicago Flsh
Dicinnis
Boston
Roush
Cincinnati
Frisch
Newyork
Fournier
Hargrave
Young
Traynor
Grimm
Bnth Treils
Oilmans
Harry Hellmann
Detroit
Baba Ruth
Harry
Babe
Comer
Cleveland
Sewell
Speaker
Jamileson
Ruth
Severy
Williams
Wddle Collins
Ukewley
Manush
Cobb
Stephenson
Harris
A. A
American Association
Lamar
Toledo
East
Minneapolis
Terry
Combs
Louisville
Banny Brier
Kansas City
Brief
Cooney
Milwaukee
Eddie Murphy
Columbus
Boones
St. Paul
Sicking
Indianapolis
Good
Kansas
City
J. Smith
Roledo
Brown
Griffin
Murphy
Collumbus
Ges
Southern Association
Huhn
Mobile
Herman
Atlanta
Memphis
Bernsen
Nashville
Hawkes
Houth
Terman
I Cuyier
D. Clark
Birmingham-Atlanta
D. Wiliams
Steaters
Guyon
Wacriftes
R. Welliams
Cuyler
Cucto
Pyobile
S. Clarke
Birmingham
Smith
Little Hock
Horan We Estern
Horan
Des Moines
Vde
Oklahoma
Bauman
Tulsa
Flakeslex
Wichita
C. McDowell
Db. Smith
Trent
Fis
Conran
Corridon
der Moines
Palmer
Sioux City
Luderus
Oklahoma City
Blakesley
Wichwina
MeSa
Feltwelt
Moines
Golf Stars Start Flights for Title in National Open
National Open qualifying began at Plossmoor Country Club Chicago with 160 entries. Dr A F Henning of Chicago and PL Hemple of Toledo led pairs, while stars like Jesse Sweetser and Bobby Jones eyed the title. Strong players from Francis Onimet to Chick Evans entered as two days of clear, cold weather sharpened the course for a tough test.
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United Press
Plossmoor Country Club
Chicago
A. F. Henning
PL Hemple
Toledo
Ohio
Nesting
Jesse Sweetser
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Francis Onimet
Chick Evans
Jessa Guilford
S. D.jerron
W. I. Tunter
Rudy Knepper
G. von Bim
Rollinger Defeats Everett Strong in Fort Dodge Bout
Lou Rollinger of Waterloo, welterweight, defeated Everett Strong in an eight round match at Fort Dodge last night. Rollinger won every round, opened a cut on Strong’s eye in the fourth frame, and remained never in danger. Also, Jack Figit defeated Brook Brockley in another right round bout.
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Eoverett Strong
Fort Dodge
Lou
Rollinger
Strode
Strong
Jack Figit
Brook Brockley
Moon Adve Event Opens with Jed Wes Highlight
Yesterday's Homerouns coverage features Jed Wes and a Moon event opening on the 13th. Local readers learn about the adve al 13s details and the tone hints at upcoming activities and community interest.
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Jed Wes
Moon
Big Ten Football Teams Set For New Season
Five Big Ten programs opened practice with many stars gone by graduation yet strong returning lineups. Michigan and Chicago lead with mixed veteran cores as Illinois, Minnesota, Indiana, Purdue, Northwestern, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Ohio State align to challenge. Newcomers like Jake Jones at Wisconsin and Aubrey Devine’s freshmen at Iowa bring hope of reshaped lineups and potential deep runs.
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Michigan
Chicago
Illinois
Associated Press
Minnesota
Olio Stite
Mkewisa
Mvilinvis
Iowa
Ubird
Jones
Aubrey Devine
Locke
Shuttleworth
Gopher
Tuame
Itifteen
Earl Martineau
Bill Spaulding
Spaulding
Merrill, Schroll
Pklund
Louis Gross
Cox
Gooner
Ans
Gay
Abrahamson
Rollitt
Fred Gross
Myrum
Lloyd Peterson
Parkin
Miller
Jown
Ietter
Gordon Locke
Dileh
Nugent
Jhadesky
Thompson
Minick
Heldt
Meade
Engeldinger
Familliar
Glens Miller
Leland Parkin
Yale
Howard Jones
John
Aubreyevine
Reingard Joness
Dancer Lou Rollinger Wins At Waterloo Meet
Dancer Lou Rollinger defeated Everett Strong and Kurt Dodge in a weighty display at the Mist Last Wight event held at Kent with Harold Jenkins. The match occurred at the luieetialt park as preparations begin for next Tuesday Meht.
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Lou” Rollinger
Crick Waterloo
Wight
Everett Strong
Kurt Dodge
Rollinger
Kent
Harold Jenkins
Luieetialt Park
Northwestern Rich in Talent Faces Freshmen Surge for 1923
Northwestern prepares for an early-season surge as about 60 players report for initial practice. Veterans expected back include Captain Bill McIlwain and Nastings with many freshmen eyeing regular varsity roles. Wisconsin, under Coach Jack Ryan, faces losses but hopes remain as Tett and Warris anchor a potentially troubled backfield while quarterback is contested.
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Butler
Springer
Redman
Freshies
Ingram
Altho
Fisher
Helm
Gode
Purdue
Jimmy Phelan
Phelan
Joe Prant
Wellman
Worth
Bahr
Hachfield
Boilermakers
Phelano
Northwestern
Thisllé Schwaite
Bill McIlwain
Trorten
Countryman
Nastings
Hathaway
Hinslewell
Herman
Keily
Davin
Lauder
Magnussen
Walfe
Johnson
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Jack Ryan
Badger
Rollin Williams
Gibson
Shorty Bare
Gus ‘Fehel
Pulaski
Rudy Hobleld
Wat” “Smith
Bill Sykes
Ryan
Merrill Tett
Welton Warris
Warris
Harold Holmes
Art Saari
Ed Willams
Pearse
Nichols
Brum
Bieberstein
Miller
Marty
Russ Trish
Paul Nelson
Iowa Students Canoe to St Louis From Iowa City
Towa City Iowa September 14 Wil am McCullough carnival elect of Iowa swimming team and president of the Pets club and of the national Dolphin fraternity has left Iowa City with Ky Hotz on a canoe trip to St Louis. The pair plan to return by September 24 and will stop at Burlington and Keokuk en route. They previously served as lifeguards at the Iowa City swimming pool.
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Towa City
Wilam McCullough
Tawa Swimming
Pets Club
National Dolphin Fraternity
Ky Hotz
St. Louis
Towa Carts
Burlington
Keokuk
Rollinger to meet Jenkins at Park Tuesday night
Rollinger and Jenkins prepare for a semiwindup bout at Tragic Birch Park next Tuesday evening as both boxers train in readiness. Jenkins, once famed for besting Jack Leonard, arrives from Minneapolis, while Rollinger refines a sharp, disciplined style. Main event pairs Fritz Knipp and Alex Alexander in a 10 round title clash with a lively undercard. Tickets are on sale at several local venues.
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Lou Rollinger
Marolid Jan- Kink
Alexander-Knipp
Tragic Birch Park
Bollinger
Fort Dodge
Eaette
Jenklay
Minneapolis
Jegielns
Jacky Leonard
Ryne
Tim Dolmng
Jack Horsley
Nasium
Waterton
Ogadalle
Horsley
Jeanine Iren
Rollinger
Dapper
Lon
Wreak Bush
Savannah
Munrop
Frita Kipp
Itaigh Alexander
Knipp
Ques
Alexander
Ralph
Fritz
Hut
Kid
Tray
Bobby White
Finney & Smith
Thompson
Sarff Plans Contests for West High Cage Quintet
West High basketball coach Sarff is arranging the 1924-25 schedule with six games lined up including two against East High and two each against Cedar Falls and Teachers High. Key players include Capt. Bundi Unger and four letter men. Valley Junction to build athletic stadium near high school grounds. Washington High football prospects slim due to assemblies and park crowding. Waterloo coaches report larger squads.
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Stalph Sarff
West High
Ing
East ‘High
Cedar Tafts
Teacherk’ High
West
Cedar Falls
Teachaers
East
Eat
West Court
Rose and Black
Josep
Osage
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Barff
Bindi Unger
Bob Potter
Johnjay Miller
Charles Fletts
Lea Novak
Washington High
Novak
Schoo
Waterloo
Minnick Joins Denver Coaching Staff as Assistant
Paul Minnick, star guard of Frankeye championship team, joins Denver University as an assistant football coach working with Aubrey Devine. Minnick, a three year Iowa guard, known for his defense, is in Denver and will start duties immediately.
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Ohio
Wilve
Wilce
Iowa City
Inn
Paul Minanick
Des Moines
Denver University
Minnick
Aubrey Devine
Town U
Colorado
Iowa
Denver
Plans Completed for National Horseshoe Tournament
Wilmington Ohio dispatch reports final arrangements for the national horseshoe pitching tournament and convention to be held in Cleveland from September 19 to 24. Harold Fajor, a 15 year old Akron high school student, will defend his title, with former champions Frank Jackson Whellerton George May Akron C Davis Fred Brust Columbus and Frank Lundin New London Indiana among expected competitors.
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Wilmington
Cleveland
Harold Fajor
Akron
Frank Jackson
Whellerton
George May
Fajor
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Hawkeye Beagle Club
Frank Lenahan
Brewers
William Mann
Eugene Beall
Bell
Jon McGinnity
Charlie Mullen
Ironman
St. Joseph
McGinnity
Mullen
Hyde
Watersloo A. C
Dubuque Bears
Chief Meyers
Bears
Wolverines
Rockford
Ben Connor
Rockford A. A
Fang
Connor
Bean Wee
Athleast
Weeden
Bert
Bully Storm
Groft
McGoldrick
J. C. Marsh
Marin Prestina
Marsh
Lewis
Stan Zbyszko
Daviscourt
Stecher
Jack Gurley
Waterloo A. C
Gary Elks
Johnny Mohardt
Notre Dame
Gary
Johnny Kyte
Indiana
Mad Bilson
Harvard
The
Elks
Mohardt
Roscoe Hall
University of Iowa
Dave Fidler
North High School
University High
Hall
Harry Kahoe
Leon
Stuent
State Teachers College
Jack Boraner
Kahoe
Bacome
Okla
Indian College
Lou Talabor
Paul Prehn
Pareant
Jack Hagensack
Strangler Dauss
Xtho
Demasey
Firpo
Pampas
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Heitmann
Golf Stars
Ft. Dodge
Bill Ingram
Navy
Jack Tyan
Dartmouth
Badgers
Yoast
Frank Cappon
Goebel
Barnie Kirk
Yost
Uteritz
Kipken
Steger
Leroy Nettsch
Louis Curran
Marion
Washington and Jefferson Star
Star
Stegzy
Jimmie Pyott
John Thomas
Willis Zorn
Ralph King
Harry Thomas
Pondelik
Dickson
Gowdy
Urbana
Zunpke
Happenny
Green
Zuppke
Grange Wheaton
Ohio State
Witce
Wilee
Jenkins
Park
Gong
Sarff
Cage
Valley Junction
Valley Junction Commercial Club
Paul Minnick
Ford
Quephanling
Clay Auto Repair Shop
Jefferson Se
Sept.’ i
Bridge St
Coburn
Shalupeda
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