Cedar Falls Tigers Open Season Versus Nashua Saturday
Cedar Falls high school football opens the season with a home game against Nashua on Saturday. Leo Olsen is out with a shoulder tendon injury, while Speer, Wilson and a host of linemen compete for backfield and end spots. Coaches Rogers and teammates push for a strong start with scrimmages, signal drills, and position battles shaping the lineup.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Nashua
Tragr
Tigers
Ihandl
Leo Olsen
Olsen
Speer
Capt. Wilson
Rogers
John Wilson
John Bailey
Lawser
Jessmore
Lake
Hansen
Mauilens
Christensen
Foreign Tennis Stars Set for United States Prosoon
New York previews list of foreign professionals joining Forest Hills field for the U S Pro tennis championship starting Sept 26. US star Vincent Fuchards defends, with Howard Kinsey, Harvey Snodgrass and Saul Heston among Americans, while Kozeluh Yarvorsky Terenteff and Tannicelli headline the foreign contingent. Massachusetts sends Louis Volpe. Pittsburgh adds Julius Baise. Both singles and doubles matches start opening day.
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New York
U.P
Hkarel ‘Piasetuh
Czecho-Slovakia
Forest Hills
Vincent ‘Fuchards
United States
Howard Kinsey
California
Harvey Snodgrass
Pacific Coast
Saul Heston
Washington
John Gardina
Ardaley
Kozeluh
Andiodes
Valerian Yarvorsky
Russia
Vladamir Terenteff
Thomas “x. Tannicelli
Massachusetts
Louis Volpe
Julius “Baise
Pittsburgh
Argentine Takes to Sports with Vicor
Buenos Aires reports rising national interest in athletics due to strong shows by Argentine athletes in international contests and the Amsterdam Olympics. The government backs youth training with a bill for 21,000,000 pesos in bonds to build and enlarge athletic fields in Buenos Aires and 14 provincial capitals.
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Buenos Aires
Amsterdam
U. S
Oglesby Recalled by Minneapolis Millers In AAG
The Minneapolis Millers recall Hawkeye former Burnington first baseman Jim Oglesby from Dallas Tre amid league roster changes. A Bronx City game between the Cowboys and the Eskimos is set, featuring Remi pro captains Claude Bradford and Jim Grant in a duel with refereeing by Ralph Alexander of Waterloo.
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Burnington
Dallas
Tre
Minneapolis Millers
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Lneup
Regutar
Sutdiyne
Bronx City
Cowboys
Eskimon
Sioux City
Remipro
Claude Bradford
Jim Grant
Hawks
Will Finok
Bradfoard
Bekins
Grant
Mason City
Ralph Alexanders
Aeevican Legion
Mion City
Globes
Cazette
Ralph Alexander
Waterloo
Athlet ics near Yankees in pennant race and World Series hope
The Athletics trail the Yankees by a game and a half as they head on the final western trip of the year. Connie Mack leads a strong roster with Bishop driving the offense and seasoned stars like Cobb Collins Speaker and others ready to pinch hit. The nation roots for Connie Mack as he competes with a powerful Yankee lineup for the pennant and possible World Series berth.
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Athletics
New York
Connie Mackenn
Promised Land
A’s
Connie
Bishop
Yanks
New Yorkers
Cobb, Collins
Speaker
Connie Mac
Walter Johnson
Ike al Simmons
Lefty Grove
Hinmie Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Carnelus Leffringswell
McGillcuddy
Injuries Hit Iowa Football Camp Sharply
Iowa City Iowa September 20 Injuries plague the University of Iowa football camp as Pete Affre a promising sophomore halfback suffers a dislocated elbow and will miss at least four weeks Veterans and reserves also sustain injuries including Wills Glassgow head injury Crus Mastrogany a bad ankle John Muhrman elbow infection Dennis Myers knee and Mike Parrish tendon pull sidelines see multiple players out of scrimmages and upcoming games.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Pete Affre
Hawkeye
Crus Mastrogany
Davenport
John Muhrman
Dubuque
Dennis Myers
Algona
Mike Parroh
Chicago Wrestler Hospitalized After Match
Chicago heavyweight wrestler Nick Lutze remained in serious condition after a match with Joe Maleewicz of Utica New York. Lutze was carried from the ring unconscious and diagnosed with concussion and neck ligament injuries from a backward slam.
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Los Angeles
Nick Lutze
Chicago
Joe Maleewicz
Utica
N. Ya
Nashua Golfers to Face New Hampton Club Sunday
Nashua Golf club plans an inter city match with the New Hampton club on the local course this Sunday September 23. The city golf tournament shows entries shrinking to a select few in both divisions while the ladies tournament nears completion with about 36 qualifiers. A prior golf picnic fed over a hundred people and the surplus was donated to needy families. The annual banquet and officer election will be held Thursday September 27 at Sunset Inn with toasts, musical numbers, and a dance planned.
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Courier
Nashua
Sunset Inn
Mosquitoes Attack Iowa State Football Squad
An invasion of mosquitoes swarmed the east practice at Iowa State College yesterday afternoon. Coach Workman and his football Huskies fought off the pests as assistants hurled towels over their heads to shield them, preventing a likely collapse under the insect assault.
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Sevcral Kervived
Ames
Iowa State College
Coeech Workman
Cardinal
Gold Warriors
Cosch Workman
Reds Likely to Set New Double Play Record This Year
With ten days remaining, the Cincinnati Reds have already set a National League mark with 170 double plays and need three more to approach the major league record of 182 by the Washington Senators in 1929. The Cubs lead the NL this year with 173 double plays.
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Chicago
Cheinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Copper Demand Spurs Big Build in Cleveland Telephone House
A new Cleveland telephone building required more than 212 tons of copper for its wiring. The extensive installation underscores the scale of the project and the city’s communications expansion.
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Cleveland
Nelson Beats Jeffries in Eight Round Windup at Electric Park
Battling Nelson of Waterloo outboxed Cy Jeffries of St Paul to earn a decision in eight rounds. Nelson won six rounds to two with two even, displaying timing and a sharp left that troubled Jeffries. Semiwindup saw Brandon stop Chauncey Cameron in the first round, and Leo Ryan won by technical knockout over Lannie Seaton in the opener.
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Waterloo
Cy Jeffries
St. Paul
Electric Park
al Tho Nelson
Jeffries
Nelson
Kid Montague
Brandon
Chauncey Cameron
Leo Ryan
Lannie Seaton
Baseball Clubs Rest Day Amid Florida Hurricane Sweep
Major league games were postponed as a hurricane from Florida disrupted the schedule. Boston and Philadelphia arranged doubleheaders with the Braves facing the Reds six times in three days and the Phillies to play the Pirates twice on Saturday. The New York Chicago game likely moved to Polo Grounds next Thursday. Brooklyn had no game.
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Florida
Boston
Philadelphia
Braves
Reds
Phillies
Pirates
New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Cubs
Brooklyn
Wisconsin rowing crew opens historic first practice
Madison Sept 20. Fifty candidates seek spots on the University of Wisconsin crew as the earliest practice sessions in school history begin. Frank Orth, captain of last year, acts as coach with veteran Dad Valis il guiding.
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Madison
Wis
U.a
University of Wisconsin
Frank Orth
Dad Vali
Play Golf Here s What One Journal Thinks of Sport
Chicago readers learn a sarcastic view of golf from a 1910 American Medical Journal definition. The piece describes golf as costly work, physical and mental exertion, with money spent on balls clubs and equipment. It notes 18 holes with many unnecessary ones and jokes about par and scoring.
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Chicago
American Medical Journal
Annual Lowa Cedar Track Meet at T. C. Oval
The Lowa Cedar league will hold its annual track meet at Teachers College field on May 11 between league teams from 11 schools. Conch Schneider, after a league meeting, said no college sports conflicts are expected to interfere.
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T. C. Oval
Cedar Falls
Sepe
Teachers College High Ist
Teachers College Field
Conch Schneider
Simpson Cup Stakes At Inter sectional Tennis Meet
George Lott and John Hennessey, former national doubles champions, join top American and Australian players at the Chicago Town and Tennis Club for the Simpson Cup inter sectional meet. Eight teams compete over four days with semifinals Saturday and finals Sunday on two turf courts.
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U.P
George Lott
John Hennessey
America
Australia
United States
Four Musketeers
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William T. Tilden
Frank Hunter
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Hennessey
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Hopman
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Moon
John van Ryn
Princeton
Gregory Mangin
Coggesshall
Brown
Missouri Valley
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Merce
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Hyde
Luce
New England
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Curran
Southern
Thalhoimer
White
Texas
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Gram
Mangin
van Ryn
Wray Brown
Coggeshall
Johnson
Mercue
Allstar Corn Belt Benefit Game Played in Reinbeck
Two all star Corn Belt league teams met in Reinbeck Iowa with the Reinbeck Dike and Gladbrook lineup defeating the Dysart Hudson and Eagle Center combination 10 to 7. About 80 dollars was raised for Elmer Rickert who broke his leg in a league game two weeks earlier. Winning battery was Philip and Billerbeck with Schafer and Schmidt noted as other players.
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Dike
Gladbrook
Dysart
Hudson
Eagle Center
Elmer Rickert
Philip and
Billerbeck
Thin Yosers
Schafer
Schmidt
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