East High Squad Ready for Oelwein Scrimmage Next Week
East High prepares for a season opener at Vine Street Field next Saturday September 27 with a largely veteranless squad led by Coach Heldt. A stiff scrimmage with Teachars College tested the team, revealing defensive strengths and remaining quarterback and end position concerns.
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Bertenbach to Meet McTigue for World Light Heavy Title
New York September 24 Paralye ing Paul Bertenbach, knockout king, will face Mike McTigue for the world light heavyweight title after his knockout of Jack Reddick. In a slugfest here last night the Canadian sensation survived big punches in the sixth, then broke Reddick’s nose with a right, finishing him in the eighth as Reddick staggered through the seventh.
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Basket Practice at West High to Start on Oct 10
West Highbasket practice set to begin Friday October 10 announced by Coach Ralph Sari. Candidate group expected to number 40 to 30 with initial 12 men called for workouts held thrice weekly for a month then daily sessions. Seven lettermen named Captain Potter Sansone McGarver Lum rs y, Pen ter, Milter Haselan Meis ner. Miller ent Laney to become ineligible start Feb 1.
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Milter
Haselan
Meisner
Miller Ent Laney
Congress May Honor Washington Twirler
A proposed resolution in Congress would honor Walter Johnson for his long service to Washington as pitching ace and national sports icon. Representative Mac Nolan of California forwards today a donation to a local committee for a testimonial to Johnson, lauded as a hero of the national pastime and a model to youths.
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Baseball scores and league standings wire item
National League standings show New York 10, Chicago 4. Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 4. Boston 1. American League results list Washington th, St. Louis 3. New York , Boston 5, Cleveland 3. Philadelphia at Chicago. American Association notes St. Paul Columns 6-1. Valedo 4, Nieapolis. Indianapolis at Kansas ground Lewisque at Milwaukee. rain. Western League Oklahoma City 9, Tulsa 0. No other games scheduled.
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Giants Strive For Pennant As Yankees Rally Strong
International wire reports say the Giants need seven of eight to secure the pennant, while Pirates and Robins fight for a path to elimination. Washington faces a tight race if the Yanks win remaining games. Sam Jones falters as Haney and Neuhart support the Giants in Chicago.
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Race Track Accounting Suit Filed in Jacksonville
HL Th Brown financier of Los Angeles files suit in federal court at Jacksonville seeking receivership for the Cuban-American Jockey and Automobile Lab in Havana. He filed on behalf of himself and the stockholders of the Stoneham Race Track Company alleging misappropriation of funds and fraudulent contacts.
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Hib Falk Poised As Runner Up In Batting Honors
Chicago reports Hib Falk of Baylor, star for the White Sox, as a rising power with steady hitting. Frank Chance predicted Falk would rise to bat rings around opponents if kept in regular games. Ruth leads with .264 average. Falk trails as top American League aspirant, while Johnson and Hornsby top other lists with notable totals.
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Captains of East and West Apt Russell Ward and John Miller
Russell Ward cap of East High football. 165 pounds. versatile line mainstay at center or guard. senior. son of Mr and Mrs PLC Ward of 711 Riverside Drive. John Miller cap of West High. quarterback around 160 pounds. senior. third year as first team. also running guard on basketball and track events. son of Mr and Mrs John G Miller at Kimball and Frederic streets.
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Indications of Football and Baseball Plans in Waterloo Area
Hawkeye-Fuls The Carral Cardinals open the season at Girard Iowa with four games booked and a potential meeting with the Waterloo Roosters. Practice at the baseball park tomorrow features Waterloo Roosters candidates. Coach McGuire seeks a new coach to assist Johnnye Jayes while others report star form from Campion and West High. Lester Bell and Hap Lenahan noted for 1925 lineup and Western League prowess.
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Reinbeck Man Is Chosen President Cedar-Iowa Loop
W S Miller superintendent of Reinbeck schools was elected president of the Cedar Iowa Basketball association for the coming year at the annual meeting. Vernon superintendent at Vinton was chosen vice president and T J Tormey named secretary-treasurer. Dysart Toledo Tama joined. Loop now includes Traer Reinbeck Grundy Center Eldora Vinton Tama Dysart Toledo and Teachers College edge high. Each member must play at least eight league games with others. tie plans await an executive committee decision.
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Davenport Seeks Rollinger Amons For Semi Windup
Davenport promoters aim to pit Lou Rollinger against Archie Amons in a ten round semi in Madison. Rollinger may refuse to face Amons due to a heavy schedule including Frank Krai in Milwaukee and a bout with Weller, with plans to move him east under manager Larney Lichtenstein. Fans note Rollinger’s popularity and a possible return later. Gibbons and Hoff man are linked to Friday’s card.
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Inside Golf and Chester Horton Teach Hips Pivot
Inside Golf profiles Chester G Horton, famed golf coach credited with 51 champions. The piece describes his method of hitting with the hips only to enable proper body pivot above the waist, advising a slow backswing and careful shoulder mechanics to avoid dipping, with a nod to Chick Evans.
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Yesterday's Homeruns and Vetals Summary
National League hitters Williams of Philadelphia and Wilson of New York connected for homers. Miller of Chicago and Hargrave of Cincinnati each went deep once. Crutz also homered for Cincinnati, while Mwright of Pittsburgh contributed a single. National League total 75 to American 155.
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Rainy night delays boxing card at base park
Rain spatter delayed the Billy Ehmke Floyd Bowers bout as promoters faced a tepid crowd and some fans claimed free comps. With rain persisting the event postponed and refunds issued, treasurer Carl Grings paid out about 15 dollars more than collected while a few con artists slipped away with opportunistic gains.
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West High Faces Osage In Openers Saturday
West High football prepares for Osage clash on Locust street field with strong backfield led by Miller Beistle Bogey and McGarvey. Coach Will KGuA emphasizes fundamentals as players weigh near 149 pounds average and battle for guard and tackle spots amid deep line and wingman prospects.
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Renter
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Tabor
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Holt
Wardinger
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Sports Briefs From Across Venues And Districts
New York reports a change in kickoff formations announced by the Mule Committee. Springfield, Mass features Sig Haugdahi, world champion dirt track racer, breaking two and four mile records on a half mile track. Philadelphia lightweight Jack Zivic suspended nine days for overweight appearance against Archie Walker. Zivic won by knockout in the first round. Erie, Pa Tony Ross beat Roddy McDonnell by technical knockout in the eighth in Allentown Pa. Denver Ted Gantin won a decision over Frankie Darren in three rounds. Omaha rivals Morrie Schlaifer and Ted Moore fought to a draw in one round. Sammy Leoni of St Paul defeated Ace Hudkins in four rounds in Lincoln.
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