Phillies and Ot lows Split Double Header
Alexander won his twentieth victory as St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 in the first game of a double header. Ames allowed only one hit in ten innings for a 1 to 0 win over Philadelphia in the second game. Braves beat Reds 3 to 2. Giants defeated Cubs 7 to 2 in Chicago.
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Burt Humphries
New York
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Pisher
Federal League Doubleheader Gives Chicago Win Over Buffalo
Chicago's timely batting and strong pitching by MccConnell in the second game helped Chicago defeat Buffalo 3 to 1 and 3 to 0. Brown backed by solid fielding yielded the first win, while MccConnell held Buffalo to four hits in the second. In Baltimore, a 12 to 9 victory over St. Louis featured a string of singles and costly errors, with the game extending to the twelfth before Baltimore triumphed.
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MccConnell
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Wilson
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Young
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Leclair
Owes
Russell
Davenport
Crandall
Plank
Chapman
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Newark
Pittsburgh
Gallimore
Baseball managers circle Marshalltown team for next season
Marshalltown and Central association eyes for 1916. Frank Boyle of Waterloo already filed an application to pilot the Ansons. Hubert Leach of Green Bay also considered, with others named including George Manusch Jack Herbert Joseph Killian and Sdl die Hahn. Tom Blodgett drafted by New York Americans, signed after playing for Omaha in the Western League.
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Central Association
Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Keokuk
Hubert Leach
Wis
Unt Il
George Manusch
Cauton
Jack Herbert
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Killian
Sterling
Oshkosh
Sdldie" Hahn
Des Moines
Tom Blog
Omaha
Neb
Tom Blodgett
New York
Cincinnati
George Davie
New York Clab
Bloggett
Ift
Iowa
Astor Challenge Cup Race Attracts Social Spotlight
New York prepares for the Astor Challenge Cup with the 350 mile race set for Oct 2 at Sheepshead Bay. Elimination trials begin Sept 28 as top national drivers compete. Daria Resta aims to add the cup to his summer trophies. Box seats are sold to New York society leaders.
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Aark
Sheepshead Bay
Vincent Astor
Daria Resta
Teachers Begin Football Tryouts at Berkstresser’s Lead
Capt Remea Short returns to helm defense after an injury kept him out last season. Twenty five candidates report as fall term opens at Teachers College with promising first year players like Young, Boatman, Mellenny, and Berry vying for starting spots. Freshmen Brown and Mersey show potential in the backfield as the squad builds toward a strong Hawkeye Conference challenge.
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Teachers’ College
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Land
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Whitford
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Line
Young
Ames Many
Mellenny
Morning Sun
Berry
Vields
Washington
Teachers' College
DYE BREAKS LEG IN SANC EF BALL INCIDENT
Norfolk ball player Meatylee Web Dre, of the Nebraska State league, broke his left leg sliding into second base at Phillipshurs Wan and dislocated an ankle. He was taken to a hospital in Lincoln for treatment.
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Hawley to Lead Iowa Football Practice Season
Asa Hawley arrives to take official charge as practice begins for Iowa field. Twenty two veterans and many 1914 veterans report as Hawkeyes prepare for two months of intensive training to challenge conference and state titles. Davis, Barron, Gross, and others headline a strong early squad while fresh faces compete for varsity spots.
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Tyurron
Asaeh Hawley
Townfield
Barron
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Jacobson
Gurreitsen
Bannick
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Trippler
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Hands
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Blackburne
Slhimes
Barber
Robinson
Bo Mortimore
Wyland
Kelly
MeKe
Hrickson
Rowlesby
Elliott
Mendenhall
H. Morrimore
Asbrow
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Davis
Satiakty
Coadi Hawley
Muscatine Opposes Justice In League Stand
Muscatine directors announce opposition to President Justice amid a row over Keokuk game protests. They recount incidents of crowd disruption, an umpire resignation, and alleged missteps in Keokuk cases, urging the league president not to reside in or be under influence of any city forming the circuit.
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Justice
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Egan
Davenport
League
Detroit Tigers Pace Pennant Chase In Early Fray
A chaotic sports roundup shows Detroit trimming the Yankees three straight as standings mix in the American League and National League with scores from Pittsburgh to Boston. A new Spirit Lake fish hatchery project begins, promising gains if fishers avoid overfishing and nets. Covalesiie, a Polish hatchery figure in Detroit, is cited amid regional sports and fishery notes.
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New York
Detroiters
Yankees
Burlington
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Covalesiie
Detroit Tigers
Grinnell selects B. J. Carney as basketball coach
Grinnell College's athletic board of control elected B. J. Fat Carney basketball coach for the 1915 16 season. Carney Grinnell graduate 1912 was captain of the state championship five in 1912 and named all state guard in 1911 and 1912, regarded as one of Grinnell s best players.
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Grinnell
Athletic Board of Control of the College
B. J
Fat) Carney
Carney
Grinnel
Football Practice Opens for Western Conference Teams
Nine teams begin practice as the Western Conference starts its season. Chicago’s Captain Paul Russell will lead the Maroons with limited knowns, while Minnesota claims strong material from veterans and last year’s freshmen. Wisconsin faces uncertainty amid weak eligibility, Purdue reports ready veterans, Iowa touts a bright outlook, Indiana adds Jim Thorpe aiding Culver, Ohio State plans to fill eight vacancies, Illinois contests with Haskell on October 20.
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Univerty of Chicago
Paul Russell
Stags
Coreh Williams
University of Minnesota
Williams
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W Sin
Buck
Juneau
Purdue
Iowa
Irving J. Barron
Indiana
Jim Thorpe
New York
Wll
Clarence Culdis
Indiana University
Ohio State
Doug Wilee
University of Illinois
Zuppke
Haskell Indians
Sioux City Man Wins Chess Tourney
Blairstown Sept 20 The annual crossheard tourney of the Town State Chess association held at Marengo Sept 14 15 and 16 results show Sioux City man won with strong finishes by Gillman of Sioux City Burde of Clinton Sharrard Fort Dodge Crew Marion Paul Birnstown and others. Officers elected for next year include President George Sharrard Fort Dodge Vice President Dr R Moershell Marengo Secretary Treasurer Pawoc Blairstown Referee Lee Edwards Dunlap. The Courier notes Want Ads bring satisfactory results.
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Burde
Clinton
G. AL Sharrard
Ft. Dodge
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