Orange teams clash with alumni in pre season practice
East High and West High football squads prepare for early 1926 season games with scrimmage sessions and lineup sketches. Coach Makeover, aiming for a strong Orange and Black unit, tests end positions and backfield options while Coach Sarff builds a rapid, light line for Old Rose. West High and East High also plan conference signals to obscure plays as they develop conditions for the opening schedule.
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East
West High
Oelwein
West
East High
Sattle
Seane
Becker
Barnard
Kinnoff
Bruggeman
Dawson
Conerd
Stevenson
Altho
Bud Rose
Smith and
Garrison
Licely
Diekman
Makeever
Rose
Sarff
Old Rose
Sarfff
Old Rose and Black
Rust
Pixley
Pett
Harker
Olds
Hardinger
Boore
Herdinger
Moore
Jim Graham
Sweitzer
Burbank
Kalveg
Watson
West High Bays
New Hampton Tops Elma High in Season Opener
New Hampton defeats Elma High 7 to 0 in a practice game to start the football season. The 236 pound center David led the line and delivered key blocks while tackle plays and center smashes powered the scoring drive. Elma struggled to penetrate the New Hampton line but showed brief advances before the hosts held.
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NEW Hampton
Elma High
New Hampton High
David
Elma
Jerim- Maze
Record Low by New York Player in Fresh Meadows Round
New York golfer New York Al Cuci lowered Gena Aheram's course record at Fresh Meadows by three strokes to 64, six under par. A world championship Pocket billiard match is planned in about a month or six weeks with likely venue options including Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
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New York
al Cuci
Gena Aheram
Fresh Meadow
Abo
Bo E. Bensinger
Brunswick, Balke-Collender Company
Europe
Philadelphia
Altha
Baltimore
Washington
Joe Glick
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Indians Dominate Yankees 5 1 as Hoyt Struggles
Cleveland wins 5 1 over New York at home, cutting the deficit to 3 1 2 games in the pennant race. Shaute and Hoyt lasted four and and two thirds innings respectively as the Indians spoiled Hoyt early, with Dugan, Spurgeon, and Lutzke among the standouts.
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Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Mister Huggins
Joe Shaute
Leveen
Buckeye
Indiana
Wale Hoyt
New York
Abrhpore Paschal
Koenig
Gazeila
Ruth
Meusel
Geirle
Ib Bo
Bo Lazzeri
Dugan
Hengough
Hoyt
O Braxton
P - Thames
P - Collins
Ward
Adams
Braxton
Sventh
Thomas
Axx
Lengourd
Abrhpore Jamieson
Lol
Spurgeon
Speaker
Ct Burns
J. Sewell
Se Summa
Myatt
C . Lutzke
Shaute
Bengough
Lutzke
Hagen Aces To Win Third PGA Title In Salis bury
Walter Hagen heads to Salisbury North Carolina with a strong field aiming to claim a third consecutive professional match play championship. He relies on unorthodox, resourceful play and bold risk taking to counter a pack of capable challengers in a tense, season defining event.
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Geeee
Hagen
Salisbury
L. C
Walter
Florida
Hage
Midlothian
Altho
Ufe
Sir Walter
Jman Tagen
Nervana
agaiBed
Watter
Loeine
Milwaukee
Brown
Clehe
Waleter
Bhiver
Walter's Hall
Hhegen
Breen
Tiagan
Hee
Kedlang
Longa
Retown
Hacen
Sears
PGA
Sarazen
Diecel
Farrell
Barnes
Hawkeye Fails at Allison in 11 to 3 Loss
Waterloo club Hawkeye Fuis was routed by Gillin Union Giants 11 to 3 at Allison. They also lost a 210 dollar purse and all gate receipts, hindering barnstorming profits as farmers attended the event. Next the Hawks meet Deverah on Fhins Andersen day.
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Waterloo
Gillin Union Giants
Allison
Bors
Hawks
Deverah
Fhins Andersen
Sos Hansen
West Efigh
O— Frank Snyder
Orange and Black
Vastifiei
Hast High
France's Rene La Coste Favored In American Tennis Final
In Forest Hills this day the final for the men's singles will decide which Frenchman becomes the champion of America. Rene la Coste leads Jean Borotra in a bidding match after Richards bowed to Borotra. La Coste staged a late comeback after two lopsided sets, winning 2-6 6-? 6-4 6-4. Play starts at 3 p.m. with forecast clear and warm.
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Forest Hills
Bent
France
America
Rene la Coste
Jean Borotra
la Coste
Vincent Richards
Borotra
Basnue
Richards
Basgue
Henri Cochet
Big Bill Tilden
da Coste
Netwcomers Fight Card Set For Wednesday Night
Netwcomers meet Carl Kruger in a main bout at Electric Park on Wednesday evening. Joe Thomas from Oelwein 153 pounds faces Mason City 152 pounds Kruger. both debut in the local ring. Semiwindup features Kid Lee from Mt. Auburn 115 pounds versus Kid Lehr 117 pounds of Waterloo. four rounds. Opening bout pairs Kid Dory Mason City and Dave Nelson Waterloo for four rounds. Card begins 8 30 with Albert Knipp officiating as third man in the ring.
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Joe Thomas
Oelwein
Carl Kruger
Mason City
Electric Park
Thomas
Joe Knmp
Cedar Rapids Seme
Knipn
Kid Lee
Mt. Auburn
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Kid Dory
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Felt Fang
Albert Knipp
Allisons Attend National G A R Encampment at Des Moines
Mr and Mrs David Allison plan to travel to Des Moines for the National Encampment of the G A R where Allison a commander from Waterloo has been named side de camp to the state commander The couple will stop in Marshalltown on return for the Upper Town conference meeting.
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Roger Warehounie
Des Moines
Drake University
Torse
Drake
Merals
Oscie Solemn
Iowa City
Harelman
Towa
Matedman
la Porte City
David Allison
G. A. R.ar
Allison
Ytoberrt Anderson Post
Waterloo
Marshallttown
Teachers See Sluggish Start in First Scrimmage
The Teachers Varsity men struggle on offense against Whitford's aggregation, scoring few points while defense holds firm. Fumbles and weak openings mar the performance as hopes rest on key players Sindlinger Grochowski and Milusky, with next Saturday's season opener looming.
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Megar Palle
Can
Varsity
Man Whitford
St. Thomas
Whitford
Uscles Sindlinger
Grochowski
Mclusky
Phelan
Andrews
Stevens
TJ Thompson
Drury
Welch
Orr
Tollefson
Meyer
Alarcon
Cramer
Ravlin
Buckheiser
Peterson
Freshwater
Kaltenbach
Bender
Serely
Klulsworth College Starts Year With Finest Prospects
Klulsworth College opens a promising year with higher registration and better facilities. Two new department heads Dr George F Weida and Miss Lela M Wright join, while 32 football players train under Coach Conley for a Sept 24 opener with Estherville junior college.
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Town Falls
Kilsworth College
Kiotall
Conley
Estherville Junior College
Clas
Hobson
Mont
Superior
Wis
Rode, Britt
Clear Gake
Eldora
Ragkere
Lioux City
Swen City
Rciene
George F. Weida
Johns Hopkins
Heidelberg
Germany
Val. Paraiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Weide Hoa
de Coré Tomine
Lela M. Wright
Fepartmant
University of Michigan
School of Medicine
Michigan University
Baseball Statistics and League Leaders Snapshot
National League totals show Bottomley of St Louis and Cuyler of Pittsburgh among top players. Ruth leads American hitters with 42, Wilson tops NL with 21. Cuyler 103 runs, Bottomley 37 doubles, Waner 21 triples. Kremer dominates pitching with 19 wins and 3 losses.
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Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Frisch
New York
Therenow
Bottomley
Cards
Trinles
Waner
Pirates
Kremer
Burns
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Staten
Mosul
White Sox
Yale
Iowa Football Drills And Scheduling Across Colleges
Iowa City coaches Ingwérseri and Meade ran a two hour hard drill under midsummer sun for Hawkeye linemen with emphasis on the Uncemen. Des Moines reports Iowa opening practices to visitors and Gowans naming the varsity squad next week. Drake shortens sessions to 90 minutes due to heat while Shenandoah’s game vs Coln featured Goodner and Rydberg touchdowns. Iowa Wesleyan lists 30 material champions with 18 new, and Knoxville notes Tracy 28.
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Iowa City
Ingwérseri
Meade
Iowa
Hawkeye
Des Moines
Des Alpinas
University
Allan Gowans
Osgie Salem
Drake
Shenandoah
Shenandoah High San
Coln
Goodner
Rydberg
Mr. Pleasant
Gienn Bingham
Iowa Wesleyan
Eldon
Steve Tyler
Birmingsham
Knoxville
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