Harold Jockumsen Wins Waterloo City Golf Title
Harold Jockumsen of Sunnyside Country Club defeated Herb Smith of Byrnes Park 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final for the Waterloo city golf championship at Byrnes Park course. Windy cool conditions produced high scores as Jockumsen rallied after a morning deficit, led by lunch, and sealed victory with a birdie and steady play to finish 3 and 2.
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Sunnyside
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Herb Smith
Byrnes Park
Maskie
Smith
Jockumsen
Harmon, Rugg Win City Meet Flight Titles
Harmon won the second flight title by defeating Louis Walker in the 18½ final, two up, with precise driving and putting. In the third flight Dick Ruge defeated F Waterstradt five up and four to play after taking an early lead in the 18-hole contest. The Byrnes park course hosted the season’s last major event as mild weather may bring more weekend classics. About 150 golfers played yesterday as public-course popularity and revenue rise for improvements.
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Jockumsen
Dockumsen
Smith
Harmon
Rugg
Relph Harmon
Louis’ Walker
Dick Ruge
F. ©. Waterstradt
Byrnes Park Course
Western Union Football Faces Season Hopefuls at Le Mars
Western Union college lists eight lettermen and about a dozen strong candidates for first team under coach W S Koch. Captain Frank Meyer leads at fullback with three years’ experience. returnees include Maurice Hrehlen and Ted Graves, with guards Ed Arnett Don Hansen and center Carl Woods. End Harvey Ransings is the only veteran back, as the squad tunes for the Twin Cities and regional matchups.
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Western Union College
W. S. Koch
Western Union
Vuarsity Eleven
Northwest Iowa
Goach Koch
Tawa
Western
Union
Frank Meyer
Hiewaths
Kan
Maurice Hrehlen
Cedar Falls
Ted Graves
Carl Woods
Ed Arnett
Don Hansein
Kermit Hancer
Mer- the
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Meriden
Luther
Decoraty
Columbus
Sioux Paris
Wayne Normal
Buena Vista
Stormbake
Morningside
Sioux City
Des Moines
Kirkeville
Kirksville
Sioux Fall
South Dakota State
Omaha
Mississippi Valley League receipts and fall football plans
HMI president Maline trims 50 dollars from gate receipts at Cybercay doubleheader and discusses holiday pool. Cedar Rapids hosts MVP marketing in October. Labor Day cuts average 207.07 per club, Rock Island 1 070.25, Waterloo and Marshalltown 407.75, Burlington 967 Gh, Dubuque 193.7. Faber will pitch for Cascade with Ossie Grivall from Luther College backing. Decorah aims for new football plays this fall, termed multilateral offense, details to come.
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Helden Hmi
Maline
Thabl
Cedar Rapids
Mtalime
Rock Island
Waterloo
Barshalltown
Burlington
Dubuque
Murray Bays
Gastade
Decorah
Red Faber
Chicago White Sox
Cascade
Cascade Nine
Ossie Grivall
Luther College
Faber Ma
Buck Crouse
McGraw and Tierney in Giants transfers air debate
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw reportedly cedes more hours to secretary James J. Tierney who orchestrated key moves this season. Trades cited include Rogers Hornsby to the Boston Braves and Harleigh Grimes to Pittsburgh with Vic Aldridge shifting to Newark. McGraw’s control appears diminished as Tierney handles orders and decisions.
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New York
New York Giants
Hall Club
John J.” McGraw
James J. ‘Tierney
Mr. McGraw
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Giants
Tierney
Dol McGraw
Grimes
Harleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Vic Aldridge
Newark
McGraw
Attividge
Hornsby
Hogan
Elip
Welsh
Roush
Winner Takes All in I C Jesup Go at Jesup Sunday
Illinois Central baseball teams clash in Jesup next Sunday afternoon with the winner taking all gate receipts. Beard likely to pitch for Waterloo, Pagertind for Jesup. Jesup battered by Winthrop Independence yesterday 14 to 1, Severn missing a regular, four errors at critical moments.
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Ilinois Central
Beard
Waterloo
Pagertind
Winthrop Independence
Severn
Guidit
Fagerlind
Rachey
Marler
Sheeley
Michael
Winthrop-Independence
Girls under 16 may join majors in W W G A meets
Chicago September 17 news reports a proposed change by the Women's Western Golf Association to allow girls under 16 to compete in major championships next year. The amendment will be considered at the October meeting. Juniors who play in major events would be barred from junior contests.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Two Veterans Face Young Pitching Star Emergence
Ryab Nemaree notes the Giants may rely on aging aces Grover Cleveland Alexander of the St Louis Cardinals and Jack Quinn of the Athletics as a bridge to a new generation. He argues youth must be served as ages total around a century, while legends stay sharp and teach the next wave of major league pitchers.
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Rochester
N. C
St. Louis Cardinals
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Jack Quinn
Athletics
Berg
Teagues
Christy Mathewson
Alexander
Berty Pennack
Yankee
Quinn
Honus Wagner
Glimvty Mathewson
Mordecat Alan
Rube Monrauard
Howard
Joe Wad
Nan Rucker
Mule Ponta
Cy Sryninur
Daly Har
Mmp Archer
Chief Mayer
Doolin
Miller Juyers
Larry Latole
Alexander and
Culns
Dike and Dysart Sweep Doubleheaders in Corn Belt League
Two Sunday games featured Dike beating Hudson 7-2 then 2-4 while Dysart won both ends against Gladbrook 12-6 and 4-2. Eagle Center also claimed a league victory over Reinbe r k in a wild contest. With two weeks left in the Corn Belt season, standings tighten.
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Dysart
fCourier Snecial
Keren Hudson
Srbt
Hudson
Gladbrook
Eagle Center
Relnberk
Colored Giants Rally to Beat Oelwein 7-6 at Cedar River Park
Waterloo Colored Giants defeated Oelwein Modern Woodmen 7 to 6 Sunday afternoon in Cedar River park. A five run sixth inning broke a tight pitchers duel between Wright and Butler. Wright held Oelwein to six hits while striking out 15. Butler, 17, allowed seven hits and fanned 15 in a loose scoring game.
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Waterloo Colored Giants
Woodmen
Oelwein
Cedar River Park
Altho
Wright
Giants
Butler
Buller
Oelwein Eirora
Ochvela
Ochveln
Berets
Colored Giants
Rogge
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Reinbeck High Seeks Two Football Games
Reinbeck high school in Reinbeck Iowa announced its 1922 football schedule with coach Led by Captain Wayne Downey eight lettermen and about 20 freshmen practicing for the opener. Witthrop College is set to play here September 22 and Reinbeck seeks additional games on October dates. School urges teams to contact if they have openings.
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Courier &Pantat Servier
Reinbeck
Wayne Downey
Ieter
Rein’beck
Witthrop
Rebacek
Major League Hitters National League Leaders
National League leaders list top hitters with averages and counts for games, at bats, hits, doubles, triples, and runs batted in. Highlights include Waner Pittsburgh leading in several categories and Lindstrom New York among NL leaders with strong totals.
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Waner
Tornauy
Gaston
Lindstrom
N. York
Alsler
Wotan
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Prp
Eccrecernire American League
Goslin
Westington
Matutin
St. Lowia
Ciethla
New York
Simmons
Phila
Lazeert
Almmons
Philadelphia
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Trayers
Horneby
Yan
Ruth
Sore
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National
Furia
I Nottomley
P. Waner
Pirates
P. Warner
Mates
Cuyler
Cubs
Ag. Pitehisip
Menten Giunta
Jonk Te
Osage Preps for East Waterloo Clash on New Field
Osage coaches Krammen and Pruitt drill over 30 players for the Sept 22 visit from East Waterloo in the first Osage East Waterloo gridiron meeting and first game on the new Osage field. Capt. Dieterich, Sawyer, and Walter Stock back the backfield with seven lettermen and seven in the line. Maurice Woodiwiss out with a broken collarbone. The schedule runs from Sept 23 East Waterloo at Osage through Nov 29 at Charles City with two Open dates.
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Krammen
Pruitt
East Waterloo
Capb
Dieterich
Maurice Woodiwiss
Capt
Sawyer
Walter Stock
Penney
Gutches
Kvemmen
Mason Cuy
Nashua
New Hampton
Waverly
Cresso
Crespo
Ricevilla
Riceville
Charles City
Cy Jeffries to Fight Nelson at Electric Park Wednesday
Promoter Ralph Alexander booked Cy Jeffries of the Twin Cities Astle for an eight round windup with Battling Nelson of Waterloo at Electric Park on Wednesday evening after a lengthy debate with Steve Koran and Johnny Fulton. Jeffries has shown flashes this season and knocked out Khim in under 40 seconds when subbing for Fred Harris. Manager Jack Tierney guarantees he belongs in Nelson's class and promises an interesting bout. The four round undercard completes the card.
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Steve Koran
St. Paul
Johnny Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Alexander
Battling Nelson
Waterloo
Electric Park
Cy Jeffries
Twin Cities
Jeffries
Fred Harris
Independence
Kayoed
Khim
Jack Tierney
Alexander
Nelson
Hampton High elevens season opener with Dows team
Hampton Iowa September 17 Six veterans and 10 players back from last year compete for 30 squad spots under coach Kenneth Starbuck. The opener is set here against Dows, a rematch from last season. Schedule includes home games with Pow, Eagle Grove, Algona and Clarion among others with one open date.
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Sndesal Rarvice
Hampton
Hampton High School
Kenneth Starbuck
State Teachers College
Donald Long
Merle Wallace
Howard Blanchard
Donald White
Raymond Brandt
Bert Miller
Dows
Hampeton
Eagle Grove
Humboldt
Inon Fall
Alnson Cly
Mi—Eldora
Algona
Clarion
Washington Gets Stuffy Steward From Birmingham Club
In Birmingham Alabama on September 17 the Washington Senators acquire Stuffy Steward a star base stealer and second baseman famed for speed with over .300 batting this season He previously backed Bucky Harris in 1927 and has stolen bases in the Southern Association a record of five steals this season while impressing as a strong defensive asset for the Senators now rebuilding their roster after the season.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Franklin
Birmingham Southern Association
Washington
Stewart
Bucky Harris
Senators
Suthern Association
Nashua Eleven Primes for Opening Grid Game Saturday
Nashua high school announces its 1828 football schedule with three open dates. Coach Smith's eleven prep for Cedar Falls in the opener set for Saturday, Sept 32. The Scarfe and White teams bring weight and fight, aiming to challenge Lawn City.
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Nashua High
Gourier
Nashua
Man
Smith
Cedar Falls High School
Lawn City Boys
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Gheene
Waverly
Decorah
Charles City
New
Hampton
Des Moines bowler earns perfect 300 score
Des Moines, Sept 17 Larry Wagle was named a nominee for the hall of fame for bowlers. Wagle rolled a perfect game of 300 yesterday afternoon with 12 straight strikes.
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Des Moines
U.R
Larry Wagle
Hall of Fame
Wagle
Yesterday's Homers and League Leaders Review
Yesterday’s homer highlights include Gehrig and Ruth among the top hitters with Gehrig at 24 and Ruth at 51. Hack Wilson leads power and other top names include Doltemiey Haley and Bissonetts with varying RBI totals and ongoing league totals across the National and American leagues.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Browns
Gostin
Washington
I Kornig
Ruth
Hack Wilson
Doltemiey
Farrell Defeats Hagen Again and Squares Series
Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen split the unofficial world golf championship series after a 1 up win by Farrell in the fourth 36 hole match at Slwanoy Country Club. Both players finished 72 in the morning with Hagen 77 and Farrell 73 in the afternoon. The deciding fifth match is planned for Cleveland. Also: Yale Harvard and Princeton open football preseason camps with 103, 96, and 56 players respectively.
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Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Farrell
Oper
Cleveland
O. Hagen
Farrell Dormie
Hagen
Ohio State and Iowa coaches rally alumni after 1927 season
Chicago dispatch reports talent and turnout for 1928 practice under Coaches John Wilde of Ohio State and Burt Ingwersen of Iowa. Buckeyes boast a strong backfield and line, with returning stars Eby Kriss Huston and Raszkowski. Ingwersen aims to prove critics wrong with Mayes McLain leading a brawny, fast squad as morning and afternoon drills resume at conference camps.
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Chicago
John W. «Wilde
Ohio
State
Burt Thgwersen
Iowa
Buckeyes
Wilce
Lneup
Big Ten
Eby
Kriss
Huston
Pouch
Leo Ras+kowski
Elven Wiler
Waich McLain
Ingersen
Ope
Sot Mayes W. McLain
McLain
Gernch Ingwersen
Walk Miller Found Dead at Training Camp
Kingston N Y Sept 27 Walk Miller manager of late Tiger Flowers and former middleweight champion was found dead in his room at his boxing camp near Kingston. He died by self inflicted wounds with two bullets in temple and heart the revolver in his arm. Miller guided fighters including Stribling Mantel Quinters Herrara Hall and White.
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Miller
Tiger Flowers
Flowers
Young Stribling
Mantel Quinters
Tony Herrara
Joe Hall
Tommy White
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