Oelwein Eleven Fast and Light Football Squad
Oelwein Iowa September reports coach C W Letich building a light fast team with six lettermen and new material. veterans Mitchell McKenna Jensen House Dougins anchor a five man line while Johnson at center and Faemster back in at half bolster backfield. Reserves Nordstrom Fridgen McCarron Lonle Goonis also contest spots as slate opens against Waterloo East with strong aim to beat Waterloo cast high. Schedule lists dates from Sept 24 through Nov 24 with matches against Bast high Waterloo Independence Cedar Falls Manchester Waverly Fayette New Hampton West Union.
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Oelwein
Gelwein
Flnds
C. W. Letich
Adair
Oelwelp
Mitchell
McKenna
Jensen
House
Aleron
Dougins
Rush
Johnson
Faemster
Leitch
Nordstrom
Fridgen
McCarron
Lonle
Goonis
Stebbins
Howe
Graf
Ishman
North East High
Waterloo
Altho
Laiich
Letich
Independence
Marnard
Cedar Falle
Manchester
Waverly
Fayette
New
Hampton
West Union
Peoria to Meet Oelwein in Big Semi Pro Clash
Oelwein Iowa September 17 the reorganized Oelwein semi pro team schedules a Sunday game with the Dubuque White Sox and a Monday contest with the Peoria Three I league club. The Dubuque series stands at even and the Oelwein camp expects a large crowd for the high profile battle against the minor league outfit.
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Oelwein
Dubuque
Peoria
Payson Peterson May Enter Eastern Races
Payson Peterson son of Rev W A Peterson of 321 1 2 Fourth street east is rumored to be courted by eastern promoters for indoor running events this coming season. The Flying Parson earned praise at the University of Illinois meet and may accept offers. He attends the University of Washington after two years at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa.
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Payson Peterson
W. A Peterson
Fourth Street
Eastern
Eastern Board
Peterson
University of Illinois
Peter
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Gibbons Beats Ortega In Seventh Round Knockout
Colorado Springs reports Mike Gibbons of St Paul stopped Batting Ortega of San Francisco in the seventh of a planned 12 round bout. Other notes mention lightweight matchups in Davenport and a national life match won by Gunner Wiggs, plus judges for Kilbane vs Frank featherweight match in Pittsburgh.
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Colorado Springs
Coto
Mike Gibbons
St.Paul
Ortega
San Francisco
Duluth
Mint
Kid Alberts
Young Welch
Davenport
Tavenport
Camp Perry
Gunner Othe Wiggs
United States’ Marine Corps
Iveland
Sam Hall
Chicate
Richard Guy
Pittsburgh
Johnny Kilbane
Danny Frank
Philadelphia
Tilden I
Wallace F. Johnson
Colleges 10 Try Sport Agreement Unites Major Sports
Eastern colleges seek uniform major sports list to boost competition and profits. Penn, Harvard and Princeton push for basketball and other sports to join major status while others resist expanding beyond football baseball and track. The issue to be debated at the next intercollegiate meeting with Penn showing openness to broadening the roster.
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Willis
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Hocker
Penn
jSecter
Prince
Lson
Uet
Yale
Co- Indians
Alumbia
Rutgers
Washington
D. C
Land
New York
St. Louis
Uhla
G'Neill
Jeson
Wood
Cievelani
Cleveland
Dale
O'Neill
Yon
R. Miller
Picinich
Yankees
Bt Louie
Intercollegiate Association
University of Pennsvania
Isehoots
Mar‘vara
Giants Nail A L Pennant With Five Inning Outburst
Giants explode for all five runs in the third inning to blank the Pirates 5 to 0 in Pittsburgh. Toney limits Pittsburgh to two hits as New York gains a decisive early lead while Hamilton, Glazner, and Yellowhorse share pitching duties for the Pirates. A second inning called interference billows into a bottle-throwing crowd after a ruling against Tunner interfered with Rawlings, minor commotion noted as police escort.
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Pittsburgh
Toney
Pirates
New York
Giants
Hamilton
Glazner
Yellowhorse
Mel Cormick
Grimm J
Tunner
Rawlings
McCormick
AE Burns
Bancroft
Young
Kelly
Mensel
Carey
Maranville
Robertson
Cutshart
Barnham
Grimm
Lehmiat
P. Ono
Glazer
Glasner
Il Br
Sy Toner
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Leis
Han
Peters
Walker
Clemons
Ainsmith
Cincinnati
Boston
Descagor McQuillan
Gibson
Donohue
Wingo
Brooklyn-Chitago
Rata
Standings and yesterday's scores across the American Association
The American Association table shows Toledo 6 Columbus 8 Minneapolis 3 St. Paul 2 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 0 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 6 with three 1. Bloomington 6 Moline 4 Terre Haute 3 Cedar Rapids 4 Peoria 2 8 Evansville Rockford rain Wastern Lasgus Wichite 18 3 Joplin 2 Oklahoma City 10 5 Tulea 3 12 No others scheduled.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Bloomington
Moline
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Rock Island
Evansville-Rockford
Wastern Lasgus
Wichite
Joplin
Oklahoma City
Tulea
Sleveland
St. Loui
New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Reeves
Chicago
Philadelphia
York
Aerees
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boster Wee
Brooklyn Ro
Cincinnati
Chicago - Ee
Milwaukee Seta
Columbus Ewes
St. Joseph
Joplinies
Des Moines
Tulsa
Dakota Aggies to Play Eight Grid Games This Season
Fargo, N D Sept 16 With F H H Watkins former athletic coach at Fargo college added to the coaching staff of the agricultural college Coach S E Borleske has completed preparations for the training season begun Sept 13 Assured of the return of several letter men and promising new players from state high schools the agricultural college looks for strong showings this year The season schedule includes October 1 James Town College at James Town October 7 North Dakota Normal at Fargo October 22 South Dakota State Normal at Fargo October 29 Moorhead Teachers College at Fargo November 11 Concordia College at Fargo November 18 University of Montana at Missoula Mont The Norris geyser basin in Yellowstone National Park ends a two year variation and a new Sproule trip is planned according to NP Skinner park naturalist who completed the activity study
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Fargo
N. D
F. H H. Watkins
Fargo College
Agricultural College
S. E. Borleske
Tamestown College
Jamestoen i Oet
Northers
Far- To
Moorehand Teachers Coijege
South Nakata State Shomete
North Tai Grand Fork Fargo College
Daentah
Cofncordia College
Far
University of Montana
Miscdula
Mont
Valentina
Fellowsto National Park
Norris Geyser
W NP Skinner
Cedar Falls Plans City Golf Course
Cedar Falls moves to build a golf course in Washington Park after L. W. Ramsey Davenport landscape chief outlined a course plan to the park commission and local golf fans. The proposal appears favored and moving forward.
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Cedar Falls
Washington Park
L. W. Ramsey
Davenport
Board of Park Commissioners
Phil Salvador Priming to Meet Benny Leonard
Pacific coast lightweight champion Phil Salvador readies for a clash with Benny Leonard in the East and says he will be ready next summer. Negotiations to match Salvador with Johnny Dundee in November have opened, while a Willie Jackson bout was proposed but declined for now.
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Phil Salvador
Pacific Coast
Benny ‘Leonard
Salvador
Leonard Oh
Johnny Dundee
Hay Ink
Willie Jackson
Ton
Heat blamed for lake fish die off in Minnesota
Investigation by U S fisheries biologists found hot weather caused millions of fish deaths this summer rather than disease. Chemical tests on Mille Lacs Bemidji and Leech lakes showed little parasites bacteria or fungi and pointed to oxygen loss as the killer. The affected fish were those that seek cooler deeper waters.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States Fisheries Biological Laboratory
Barry J. Anson
Thaddeus Surber
Minnesota State Game and Fish Commission
Mille Lacs
Bemidji
Leech Lakes
Anson
Cedar Falls Coaches Whip Teams Into Shape
Cedar Falls coaches of three teams prepare for season openers. Tigers travel to Charles City Friday to face Charles City. The Cedar Rapids Bunnies meet Cedar Falls Little Tutor team Saturday. Coe College gridiron hosts State Teachers College game with Frank E B Birch as referee.
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Cedar Falls
Tigers
Charles City
College Bigh
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
State Teachers College
Coe College
Coe
Frank EB. Birch
Gladbrook Horseshoe Club Forms in Town
Gladbrook hosts a gathering of horseshoe enthusiasts at the State bank to organize a club aimed at boosting the town's sporting standing. Officers named include A A Johnson president and Mert Medbery as president, John Cuthbertson secretary, Albert Owen treasurer, with plans for a three to four court grounds.
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Gladbrook
State Bank
Lhfe Club
A. A. Johnson
Mert. Medberry
John Cuthbertson
Albert Owen
NESTA GAME PRESERVES EXPANDED IN STATE
Carlos Avery of the state game and fish commission announced a plan to double the number of game preserves this year. He said extra preserves are advisable and received many applications for new sites. Six sections near Fairmount and Whitewater Park were set aside, with future conferences planned on additional preserves.
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MLS Nesta
Carlos Avery
Aiate Fame
Avery
Fairmount
Whitewater
Ty Cobb Climb s to Top in Batting Race
Chicago Sept 17 Ty Cobb leads the American league batting list with a .394 average after a four-point gain as Babe Ruth Dominates home runs and runs batted in. Harry Heilmann slides to .398 while Rogers Hornsby tops the National league with a .401 mark as Jack Fournier climbs behind him for the senior league honors.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Babeuth
Yankees
Wresher
Basta
George Stater
St. Louis
Willow
Hay
Ruth
Speaker
Cleveland
Tobin
Jacobson
EB. Collins
Strmak
Veach
Williams
Fourier
Jack Fournier
J. Louis Cardinals
Hag
Rogers Hornsby
Dsscult
Hornsby
George Kelly
Giants
Kelly
Frisch
Cutshew
Pittsburgh
Roush
Cincinnati
McHenry
Cragise
Boston
Meusel
New York
E. Smith
Mann
Jim Thorpe
Stockholm
American Association
Toledo
Jay Kirke
Louisville
Altho
Rob Russell
Minneapolis
Art Butler
Kansas
Kirke Russell
Butler
Bunny Brief
Kansas City
Tetal
Baird
Indianapolis
Acosta
Louisvilla
Fisher
Waterloo Athletic Club Seeks New Material for Eleven
The Waterloo Athletic Club plans a fuller football schedule, inviting 14 to 19 players to tryouts at Byrnes Park under Coach Fred McClain as they fill remaining Oct dates with opponents including Perry Clarion and Meyers Bears. New maroon jerseys and blue socks arrive as the squad seeks backfield talent for two competitive teams.
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Waterloo Athletic Club
Perry
Clarion
Iowa City
Davenport
George D. Miller
Byrnes Park
Fred McClain
Meyers
Bears of
Dubuane
A. C
Dubuque Bears
Owen
THAT MAENAD GOLF
An opinion from Cincinnati Times Star argues golf has drifted from its simple roots. It critiques the sport as a costly, status driven activity drawing businessmen from work and church, calling golf a menace to moral life and a lure for many into futile pursuits.
Osage Prepares For Season Opener With West High
Osage high school football coach Paul Heller reports a strong squad with ten veterans and a large roster ready for a tough opener against West High of Waterloo next Saturday. Captain Buzz Hogan leads a fast, hard-working unit, as Osage schedules eight games with strong northeastern Iowa opponents including Mason City, New Hampton, Cedar Falls College High, and Waverly.
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Osage High
West High of
Waterloo
Osage
Rose
West High 1
Osagers
Paul Heller
Sidney Hill
Arthur Kuehn
Harold Seeber
Maurice Henderson
Carl Erbe
Stanley Godfrey
Ralph
Buzz) Hogan
Heller
Lwhich A
Leath J
West High
Iowa
Mason City
College High
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Charies City
Prediction of record Minnesota small game licenses issued
Minneapolis Minn September 19 prediction was made by state game and fish commissioner Carl Avery that sales of small game licenses will break records this year. He has sent out 126000 licenses across Minnesota citing prairie chickens reopening and plentiful game. The season for prairie chickens runs September 15 to October 1 and ducks may be hunted from September 1 for the winter. No big game licenses issued yet as the season lasts 11 days from Navy to 20 inclusive.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Carlos Averr
Minnesota
Mr. Avery
Navy
Homecoming slate tests Iowa Hawkeyes season start
Towa City Sept 15 homecoming plans frame Iowa Zoots schedule this fall. The Hawkeyes face Northwestern at home October 15 and Minnesota at Minneapolis November 5, with Notre Dame looming as a tough second test. A strong season hinges on beating Notre Dame and avoiding nerves against the Gophers and Wildcats.
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Iowa Zoot
Iowa
Iocity
Finois
Minnesota Minneapolis
Nor Western
Evanston
Hawkeyes
Chicago
Toakne
Mor of Iowa
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Omaha
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St. Louis Americans
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