Veteran linemen wanted at Iowa as Dauber Hart injured
Seventeen veterans among 53 Hawkeye players report for first practice at Iowa City. Coach Ingwersen seeks experienced linemen and guards to shore up center Griffen and the backfield, with Ray Dauber sidelined by a sprained ankle for a week.
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Iowa
Ray Dauber Hart
International News Wire
Towa City
Sevyen
Hawkeye
Yowsfield
Burton A. Ingversen
Hinemen
Criffen
Don Graham
Waterloo
Romey
B. E. Smith
Galioway
Nelson
Krasuski
Raffensperger
Dauber
Kutsch
Cuhel
P_ E. Smith
Hawkeres
Ray Dauber
Ingwersen
Young
Rice
Johnstone
Vegge
Pou Apie
May
Smith
Roberts Ie Cuhel
Kutseh
Hines
Ames
Nebraska
Dunedin
Neb
Nebraska State University
Cornhusker
Ernest
Bearg
Large Gate to See Ace Hudkins Fight Callahan Tonight
Los Angeles on September 26 1930 ticket speculation surges as Ace Hudkins of Nebraska meets Mushy Callahan of Los Angeles in a light welterweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Callahan favored by height weight and record with potential bouts against Sid Verus Emily Goodrich and Tommy J OBrien if he wins.
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Ace Hudkins
Callahan
Los Angeles
Cal
Nebraska
Mushy
Calahan
Olympic Auditorium
California
Hudkins
Sid Verris
Imily Goodrich
Tommy J .O'Brien
Brookins May Run If Record Is Rejected
Charley Brookins, Iowa hurdler, threatens another race at Grinnell 1924 if the AAU records committee rejects his 220 yard hurdles mark of 23 seconds. The committee to meet in Pittsburgh November 15-17 will review wind and track condition affidavits before ruling on the world record.
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Towa City
Charley Brookins
Iowa
Grinnell
A. A. UL
Georg T. Bresnahan
Pittsburgh
Brookins
Boxing Event Mixes With Wartime Aviation Mention
Sports brief references boxers Vernon Stewart and Johnny LaMar with unclear results amid wartime notes on aviation service. Mentions of promoters, heavyweight contenders, and a California boxer's round outcome are interwoven with scattered names and places, including New York and Oregon, creating an incoherent race through several sports and military topics.
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Parin
Rene LaCoste
Fred
Tenace
Wistine
Frep i
War Ministry
Vernon
Cal
Stewart Miolean
St Paul
M Réal
Johnny LaMar
Loz Angues Moon
New York
Fios
Fitzsimmons
Michigan
Cis
Ind
Mignsture
Harry Wills
Negra Chase
Lenger
For
Awaits with his gun in a marshy skit of peril
A fractured verse narrative describes a hunter stalking a duck in a murky marsh. Insects bite, a beetle climbs an arm, and a spider crosses the chin as the hunter pulls the trigger and collapses from the shock. Elsewhere, notes mock a state political style election and a barber pole theft amid stray clippings.
Big Ten football training camps open with early injury notes
Reports from campuses across the Midwest show Purdue and Illinois detailing early practice injuries and lineups while Knute Rockne at Notre Dame coaches a large group of candidates. Michigan announces 64 contenders for the ten and the Northwest grid plans fielding depth for the opener.
Pirates Sweep Rumors as World Series Hype Builds
In Pittsburgh strong ticket demand followed a week of series talk as Pirates push toward six games lead over Giants amid hopeful forecasts. Giants win pace, Reds hold off Cubs. Washington and St. Louis race in American League while Browns rally past Red Sox. News chronicles player hits and homers including Hemnsby and Bottomly amid weather interference and rising anticipation for fall play.
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New York
Jaly
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Giants
McHechnie
Robins
Pirates
Una
Ken Greenfield
Reds
Eppa Rixey
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
White Sox
Tigers
Sam Gray
Chicago
Holtl
Zachary
Cobb
Goose Goslin
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Ehmke
Browns
Ath
Uvon
Gaston
Sox
Ianto
Carlyle
Boston
Sta. Louis Nationals
Phillies
Jim
Trucohsen
Jacobser
Yorterton
McManus
Mans
Tal Sox
Harris
Packer Dexle
Ndge
J Harris
Jimmy Bottamby
Rogers Hernsby
Tony
National and American League standings with rain soaked games
Standings show Philadelphia and New York leading the American group with 4 runs each while St Louis and Chicago split results in rain affected games. In the American Association Louisville beat Columbus 7 to 3 as Indianapolis vs Toledo and Milwaukee vs St Paul faced rain delays. Western League scores include Des Moines 2 Lincoln 0 and St Joseph 7 Omaha 2 with Denver 4 Omaha 6 in a rain affected slate.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brookliya
Pittsburgh
American Dell
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Des Moinex
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Omwaha
Denver
Wichita
Tulsa
New
York
Cincinnaci
Brooklyn Bee
Gill & Cage
Washincton
ST Aalerican Ashoclyplon
Pet
Tate
Kansas Cinatrs
Des Moines
Josept
Omaha
Drake Coach Greeted by 44 Football Men
Salem conducted the first football practice with 44 players present. The session lasted about two hours focusing on punting, passing, tackling, and drills. Salem expressed satisfaction with the workout and the team’s effort.
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DRAKE
Salem
Mental gaming haunts players from field to course
An examination of how mental hazards affect athletes shows fear of errors causing wild throws and lost concentration. The piece notes a Detroit Tigers star and others struggle with direction and precision, while some recover with focus and technique.
Tutor Grid Squad Rounds Up 45 Men At Initial Showing
Cedar Falls reports 45 players survive first cut by Coach Bender. Backfield prospects show depth with Harshbarger favored at quarterback, while Christofferson and Andrews push him. Line and backs compete as staff stress conditioning ahead of later scrimmages.
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Cedar Falls
Bender
Pack Posegate
George Freshwater
Sn Bright Land
Limout
Harshbarger
Don Harshbarger
Altho
Tiny Christofferson
Ray Andrews
Vailey Junction
Joker
Warshbarger
Andrews
Rufus Hoon
Ransom
Bates
Horton
Phelan
Letterman
Jack Rider
Sheldon
Peter’ Grochouski
Sioux City
Azelline
Cromer
McDermott
Waterloo
Mason
Lane
Medinapolis
Bailey
Lawrence Woods
Hampton
Joe Meade
Louis Orr
Berrybill
Welch
Peterson
Drury
Marshalltown
Hopkins
Gimberling
Lautenback
Pella
Arneson Amd Meyers
Meyers
Art Dickenson
Earler
Munn and Mendt to Wrestle for World Title Tilt
Wayne Munn of Nebraska and Joe Mendt of Colorado clash in Denver with the winner earning a title bout against Ed Strangler Lewis. Both fighters in strong condition after recent performances, including Munn defeating Mondt at Estes Park.
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Denver
Cole
Wayne
Big) Munn
Nebraska
Joe
Tooty} Mendt
Colorado
Lash
Ed Stranglers Lewis
Munt
Mondt
Lartiel
Estes Park
Colofasta
Anu Temst
Moendt
Archie Kelsey Builds Semipro Nebraska Indians Tour
Archie Kelsey, manager of the Nebraska Indians, met in Waterloo to recruit players for a south and Cuba tour this fall and winter. Brothers Pat and Ben Kelsey, outfielder Harold Bakefire, and outfielder Stu art Clarke and Pete Groft were named as potential joiners with Clarke preferring to wait until spring.
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Archie Kelsey
Waterloo
South
Cuba
Archie
Nebraska Indians
Pat Kelsey
Ben Kelsey
Harold Bakefire
Waterloo Mast Fury
Stuart Clarke
Pete Groft
Lelub
Groft
Lage and Yahn Set for Electric Park Six Rounder
Glen Lage of Marshalltown and Harry Yahn of Cedar Rapids prepared for the six round windup at Electric Park tonight. The card includes Battling Nelson of Fort Dodge, a welterweight in demand for his long unbeaten streak, slated for tonight’s main event.
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Glen Lage
Marshalltown
Harry Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Electric Park
Nelson
Fort Dodge
Charles City Positively Adds Municipal Baseball Team
Charles City plans a municipal baseball team for next season after a booster banquet for the Charles City Collegians. The team will largely comprise Collegians players, with funds pledged and a financing committee to be formed. The Collegians posted a 34–13 record, beat Albert Lea twice and swept two of three from La Crosse, while barnstorming players soon depart for various colleges and leagues.
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Charles City
Ila
Minnesota
Cherokee
Larkin Bailey
Berkeley
Cal
Bailey
Quintin Gabriel
California
Floyd Dougherty
Middletown
Conn
Buck"” Giles
University of Michigan
Doc Dillman
Des Moines
Wilbur
Scantlebury
Hampson
Jeff Fielder
University of Town
K. J. Bissler
Blietfield
Tarn Stormers
Stecher World Title Belt Seized by Sheriff
The diamond and Bola world championship wrestling belt valued at $30,000, tied to Joe Stecher, was taken into custody by the Los Angeles County sheriff after a promoter Lou Daro claimed advance on a wrestling contract. The belt had been displayed in a jewelry store when seized following the attachment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Stecher
Los Angeles County
Lou ‘Daro
Slecher
Bat Nelson
Clare
Cliff Perry
Spencer
Beir
King Nelson
Fort Dodge
Depceht
Tilden May Be. Passing. Or Hippodromine
The article discusses rumors about William Tilden’s health during the Forest Hills tennis championship. It notes observers wonder if reports of his demise are exaggerated while detailing recent matches and possible posturing by the champion. It previews today’s big matches including Williams vs Borotra and Richards vs Harada Lacoste Norton.
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Iy Davis J. Walslil
New York
William
Tilden
Mark Twain
Forest “Hills
Filden
Borotta
Lacoste
Gary Fischer
Lucien Williams
Titlen
Tilen
Vincent Richards
Bill Johnston
R. Norris Williams
Thampson
Jean Borotra
France
T. Harada
Japan
Rene Lacoste
Brian Norton
St. Louis
Manuel Alonso
Spain
A. JH. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Jim Anderson
Australia
Wallace Johnson
George M. Lott, Jr
Middle West
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Wisconsin
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Wil Jenews
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Stomoviel
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Champaign
Maretrane
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Zupphe
Tinon
Ruppke
Tilta Bloomineyon
Teowhom
Jones Phelan
Untesreiny Nti
Knute Rockne
Noor Mate
Aris Fundamentals
Chicare
University of Chicago
al A. Stave
Swanstom
Lean Thistlethwaite
Northwestern University
Pieldinge
Towa
Tray Dauber Seperan
Mino
Clarence
Minnesota University
Thatern
IA States
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Vgn
Liewig
Anny
Narionaire Rottomtoy
Pat Tall
National Sen
Detroit Tigers
Tielding
Pen Youn
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Munn
Mendt
Lewis
Lage
Yahn
Stecher
Charles Dewey
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