Iowa Hawkeyes Backfield Worries Highlight Year Start
Iowa City reports coach Hawley seeks to replace star backfield trio from 1913 as opening of football season approaches. Hawley doubts any single player can match McGinnis Dirks and Penningrath, though some promising material exists. Training begins with Director Clyde Williams boosting Cyclone prospects. Finger smiles as Bear’s squad returns.
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Iowa City
A Tackield
Iowa
Hawley
Nebraska
Bis
McGinnis Dirk
Penningrath
Gross
Ames
Clyde Williams
Ashos
Williams
Hubbard
Missouri Valley Conference
Cyclone
Egan to Mason City for Central Association talk
F Egan known as Ned Egan visits Mason City next Thursday to assess local support for a baseball franchise. The Central Association may have vacancies next year and Egan aims to place a team here, citing his pennant success with Burlington Citumwa and Keokuk and his role in developing players. The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Belden Hill as a possible leader, with Justice M B E weighing in and warning against upheaval ahead of the league meeting.
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Seliliehner
Pirates
Cedar Rapids
Nedjean
Bob Mitchell
Schliebner
Omaha
Priteburgh
Mitchell
Ttn
Pitahurg
Exon
Long Jawn
Fulton
Paddy Siglin
Chicago
Pandy
Egan
Chick Fraser
Paddy
Pultoh
Chick
Bunny
Mason City
F. Egan
Ned" Egan
Central Association
Burlington
Citumwa
Keokuk
Colubn
Justice Wi
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Vic Harris
Belden Hill
M. BE
Justice
Fang
Wateriog
Hilt
Standings and Scores From Baseball Weekends Play
American League standouts include Boston 10 7 Detroit 5 3 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 1 Washington 3 3 Chicago 1 1 St Louis 8 New York 2 National League no games scheduled Federal League Indianapolis 5 Buffalo 2 No other games scheduled Saturday summaries list St Louis Washington Chicago New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Philadelphia National League Philadelphia 7 7 St Louis 6 New York Chicago 4 Boston ? Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn ? Cincinnati 6 6 Federal League Brooklyn 6 12 Kansas City 2 8 Baltimore 6 Chicago ? Pittsburgh 10 St Louis 8 Buffalo 4 Indianapolis 3 American Association Indianapolis 6 Cleveland 2 Columbus Louisville 5 Kansas City Milwaukee ? Minneapolis St Paul 4 Western League Wichita 0 Omaha 1 Topeka 0 Rioux Cite Linveli 8 Des Moines 2 Denver 9 St Joseph 2
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pitsburgh
American Association
Columbus
Jouisville S. Kansas
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wichita
Omaha
Topeka
Rioux Cite
Linveli
Des Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Philadelphia i
Horton
iChicago
Louisor
York - F
Federal Lepage
Théianapolis
Coe
West High Field Sees Big Football Tryouts for 22
At West High School, Coach Fred Meblain and staff run daily drills as 20 plus candidates train on the field. Veterans number six, with several two to three years away from action. the squad aims to play the toughest schedule yet, targeting 22 regulars and a robust second team for a demanding campaign beginning Saturday against Manchester.
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Fred Melain
Wert High Line
West High
Loreal
Uakill
Rane
Meblain
Waterloo High
Melidain
Neet High
Glasener
Tenachera’ College
Pred Frehse
Shorty' Althouse
Bragdon
Miller
Pan
Johnson
Vaughan
Yackies
Schultz
Koester
Hersch
Hines
Ort
Early
Smith
Bennett
Innis
Kilpatrick
Glasenor
Ranach
Harald Johnson
Davis
Thomas
Cotter
Datween
Twausch
Davig
Gotter
Rausch
Cottter
Manchester
Town City
T—Ames
North Des Moines
Mason City
Bast High
Majestic Show Delivers Variety and Lively Comedy
At the Majestic, crowds enjoyed novelty and comedy. The Three Dixon Sisters from Mtule English troupe sang danced and played panjos. Tyester and Vener impressed with a classy act. A punchy skit Get Out of My Theatre ran between features. General Pisano and Co offered a dramatic Bombardment of Tripoli sequence. Jordan and Doherty sang and danced. Arthur and Roy closed with a dining car burlesque praised for its humor despite blackface pratfalls.
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Majestic
Dixon Sisters
Mtule
Tyester
Vener
Majestica
General Pisano
China
This Game Went Twelve Innings
Yesterday at Red Cedar park a crowd of 300 watched Charles City Elks beat the local Elks 5 to 3 in twelve innings. The visitors seized two runs in the twelfth while the locals failed to rally in the last half. A pitch hitter died at third on a long drive after a misplayed ball, ending the game with Charles City maintaining season dominance over the locals.
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Red Cedar Park
Charles City Elks
Elks
Inn
Charles City
Waverly Notes Local Moves and Illnesses
Waverly on Sept 24 records Mrs Loos of Nassna visiting a physician and planning a hospital stay. Veronica and Cecilia Loos accompanied their mother home Saturday. May Miller of Cedar Falls teaches nearby. Mrs Drierol is moving into Jess Blasier’s recently bought house. Fred Warneke and wife plan to move to Tripoli October first where he will run his father’s newly bought shop. Mrs Todd hosted an event.
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Waverly
Ofloos
Nassna
Veronica
Cecilia Loos
Marenret BE. Miller
Cedar Falls
Breer
Drierol
Jess Blasier
Mercy Hospital
Fred Warneke
Tripoli
Warneke
Airs. H
Todd
Boston Wins Two From Tigers and Browns Also Win
Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader as timely hitting and weak defense aided the Red Sox in a 10 to 3 victory and a 7 to 2 win. Cobb led Boston with a triple, two doubles, and three singles. Philadelphia edged Cleveland 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel, Morton and Bentler holding the Indians to one hit until the eighth. Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader with Washington taking the first 3 to 1 and Chicago claiming the second 4 to 1, featuring sharp pitching and aggressive baserunning. St Louis defeated New York 8 to 2 as Ernest Walker delivered a deciding hit in the tenth while Hartzell and Crespin sparked the Browns with big hits.
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Detroit
Mich
Boston
Cobb
Grecy
Thomas
Pratt
Mann
Jaime
Stanage
Baker
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Morton
Hagerman
O'Neill
Bender
Schang
Washington
Chicago
Bentley
Johnson
Shaw
Wolfgang
Fournier
Foster
Schalk
Johnson and Henry
Ainsmith
Cicotte
Russell
Wiliams
Engel
Atuamich
Wolfang
Schall
St. Liouis
New York
St. Louis
Ernest Walker
Browns
Hartzell
Cook
Cres
Fisher
Sweeney
James
Agnew
Hoosiers Take Federal League Lead In Ten Inning Win
Indianapolis defeats Buffalo 3 2 in ten innings to seize first place in the Federal League. Falkenberg struck out thirteen. Busch and Rariden drive in the winning run. Big crowd honors Philips on his day as manager. Also note William Wagner to leave Waterloo for home after appendicitis operation. will miss rest of season but has contract for 1915 with Pittsburgh.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Ind
Hoosiers
Falkenberg
Busch
Rariden Arove
Schulz
Lavigne
Ramiden
Ila Fagner
William Wagner
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Mr. Wagner
Pumpkin Seeded Saturday after noon
Mrs. Harry Ham left for Seattle Sunday night after an extended visit with her father Gamer. Mrs. Will Gowan of Springfield Mass has been here this summer and left for home. Mr. Cowan accompanied his wife. Mrs. F. J. Bizes and two sons returned from the east delayed two weeks in Philadelphia due to illness of the elder boy James.
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Harry Ham
Seattle
Gamer
Will Gowan
Springfield
Mass
Cowan
F. J. Bizes
Philadelphia
James
VanDeveer
Katherine
Minnesota
VaenDeveer
Rozella Mahnke
Waverly
Cedar Valley
Avis Grawe
Bess Hodges
Doris Fritz
Cedar Falls
Heeres
Howard Page
Earl Fitts
Pits
Mr. Pitt
Emergency revenue bill to tax beer to parlor car tickets
Washington Sept 21 the emergency revenue bill aims to raise 105 million dollars by taxing beer wines gasoline sleeping and parlor car tickets insurance telegraph and telephone messages amusements and various documents. Internal revenue on beer rises to 1 50 per barrel and gasoline 20 cents per gallon with other items carried from 1898 styles.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Senate
Internal Revenue
Customs House
United States
AT THE WATERLOO Fiske O'Hara Tonight
Fiske O'Hara stars in the romantic comedy Jack's Romance at the Waterloo this evening. He shines as Jack Connolly returning from Canada to meet his heart’s mate, earning praise for his Irish charm and versatile singing. A strong supporting company and lavish scenery accompany the production.
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Fiske O'Hara
Jack
Waterloo
Jack Connolly
Canada
Mr. O'Hara
Pitou
Solid Wall of Warships Across the North Sea
London reports a solid wall of warships across the northern North Sea making it hard for foes to break through undetected. Torpedo boats, cruisers, and patrols are cited with ships halting and searching approaching vessels. Troop dispatch from Southampton continues with highly organized embarkation facilities and hospital cars ready for wounded.
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North Sea
Associated Press
London
Bak
Southampton
Althen
Rivermen Exempt From Army Duty In Wartime Germany
Berlin dispatch reports rivermen in the Jandsturm are excused from enlistment to relieve inland waterway transport. Old rivermen in other trades urged to return to river work to keep food, fuel, and essentials moving. Authorities note no shipping handicap and emphasize maintaining river service amid war.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Jandsturm
University of Guettingen
Students’ Association
Germania
Alte Herren
Geneva
Louvre Museum
Paris
Phidias
Louvre
Red Cross
Xsumer
New Ticket Agent Named at Rock Island and G W
G Lucas appointed joint ticket agent for Rock Island and Chicago Great Western at unfos pamenger station succeeding Richard Bruyn who resigned recently Auditors of both railroads are on site checking Bruyn and Lucas
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G. Lucas
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Unfos
Partners Disagree Over Court Credited Account Sale
William E Hurley and G Horn tettler ran a small tent business at Fifth and Lafayette. They disagreed in court over a full accounting and requested a revolver appointment. F S Merrian was named to oversee the process and the business will be sold.
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William E. Hurley
G. Horn Tettler
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
F. S. Merrian
Queen City Dressmaking College Ad Demo
An advertisement mentions Queen City Dressmaking College in a demonstration. The note cites figures about the Russo Japanese War duration of 576 days and costs of 556,960 liver units and 2 250 000 000 dollars.
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Das
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Muscatine Journal
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England
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Hanover
Admiralty Staff
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Siam
Queen City Dressmaking College
A. J. Busby
Mgr
TEL
Clasky
General Pisano & CO
Arthur & Roy
Chris Disties
Sylvester & Vance
Norman
ARROW
Clustt
Peabody
Ina
Palace Theatre
World Film Corporation
George Broadhurst
Pauline
R. A. Sweet Phone
BLACK
Aible
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Gerrit J. Bennett
Bisch
Grant Ave
Klinefelter & Sons
Wark Avenue
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