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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1926

Page

13

Braves Sweep Reds In Double Victory Pushes Lead

Boston Braves defeat Cincinnati Reds twice 4 3 and 3 0 to narrow pennant gap. Rixey and Smith shut out Reds while Welsh hits a key homer as 15 000 fans watch the Braves tighten the race with two wins.

Associated Press St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Braves Reds Jack Hendricks Tlo Beaves Mass Cincininas Rixey Brives Welsh R. Smith Poat Christensen Walker Titamann Roush Ceed Dregsen Fritz dHarcrave Sancrofi Mann Brown Rooney Fayler Benton C. Worridga Senewich Lucas T Hadgink Zitzmann Gautrenu Mogridge Mmeinnath Seston Critz Bancroft Homerun Hish Ford Sins Moore Cooney Taylor Bannaft Tills Genewich Dressen Rritz Th. Pleinleh Bestan Tom BO Brown Ifone Surrus Yaytar Oc i Smith Lacas Rin Lincinnati Hon Ann Anh Josten Pip. Prawn P. Smith TR. Smith Burrus Tauque Ro Smith Luque Ty R. Smith O'Day Parman Klem Pie Trayner Joe Cronin Pirates Scoresburgh Mueer Cesler Waner Traynor M Grantham I Cronin Weed Bush Wiltenehoy Pittsburgh Philadelphia Rhyne Wrightstone Cronin Grantham Plitsbureh Philadelph Willoughby Bush Woloughby Igler Sweeney Reardon Time Teres J McNulty Weasels Knode Smitht Lutzke Ory Cleveland Jacobson Wing- Regan Jamieson Speaker Chaston Regan Todt Regan O Rigner Wingfield Nf Smith Hadiln Shadte Insing Hindion Orms Owens Hildebrand

Tutors to Open Slate Saturday With OT Thomas

Cedar Falls reports the 1924 Tutors begin final prep week for the season with injuries hurting key players. Captain Macon and freshman Thompson sit out with leg and rib injuries while Flowers is ruled out for heart weakness. Coaches push a stiff practice with two potential backfields and a first team line filled by Tolledorf and Pedersen. The squad aims to field a strong lineup for the St. Thomas game despite doubtful prospects.

Cedar Falls R. Thompson Shelton Capt Macon Flowers Drury Cramer Freshwater Kaltenbach Tollefforl Altho Pedersen Orr Moyer Welch Peterson Ravlin Burkheiser Sindlinger Andrews McCusky Phelan Grochowski Stevens Fretzel Harsh Bender St. Thomas

Strange Edict On Mustaches For Business Hours

A satirical read on English clerks banning mustaches during business hours. The piece mocks the rule as ridiculous and questions humor and wit in Britain. It notes unrelated curiosities about a drugstore check, science claims, and Berlin horse traditions, reflecting a chaotic, humorous news pieced from varied items.

England

Islanders May Name Gray as 1997 Manager

Rock Island directors weigh the return of Preston Gray as manager for next season. Attendance dropped by over 960 from 1925, but player sales may offset losses. Gray says he awaits final board action and views any delay as blocking his signing with another club.

Rock Island Ill Gray Preston Gray Rock Island Baseball Club I. T. Brown Brown Tom Tam Rock Island Ball Club

Legal Disciples Aim to Attach Dempsey's Fight Profits

Philadelphia reporters detail the legal push to seize earnings from the Dempsey Tunney title bout. Attorneys Scott and Sanger seek about 333 333.38 dollars from Dempsey’s purse while Tex Rickard posts a 100 000 bond for Dempsey to travel to Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Jonly Tex Rickard City Hall William Penn Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey John K. Scott Arthur N. Sanger Dempsey Gene Tanner Tunney Billy Gibson Tex Rickard Rickard New Jersey Kearns Atlantic City Jack

Hagen Faces Turnesa in PGA Tournament First Round

Garden City Ts September 21 UP Hagen medalist Hagen meets Joe Turnesa in the PGA Tour first round. Hagen shot 69 for 140, Turnesa 74 for 145, Patton 65 for 7 unders, Cyril Walker and Wild Bill Mehihern failed to qualify.

Garden City Professional Golfers Association Walter Hagen Joe Turnesa Elmsford Haren Turnesa Luke Patton Memphis Tenn Cyril Walker Wild bin" Mehihern

Bobby Jones Defeats Women Golf Champions in New York Match

Bobby Jones defeated Glenna Collett and Maureen Orcutt in a first of its kind three cornered stroke play contest at Oakland Golf Club Bayside NY. Jones posted 77 on a par 70 course while the women carded 72 and 39 for the final nine holes.

Bobby Jones New York Oakland Golf Club Bayside Glenna Collett Maureen Orcult Metropolitan Bobby Miss Orcutt Colett

Dempsey Tunney Fight Details Routed via Wires

The Courier will relay blow by blow coverage of the Dempsey Tunney fight through its three wires services AP UP and IN. Megaphone announcements will pass the fight story to the crowd outside the Courier building.

Courier Associated Press United Press and International News Courier Building

National League Standings and Scores Snapshot

National League standings show Cincinnati leading at 5-0 and Chicago 4-2 with New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia also in play. American League notes include Chicago 7-4 and New York 2-7-2, while Detroit 6-3 and St Louis 8-2 share the top with Philadelphia. Western results list Des Moines 7-7, Omaha 15-8, Denver 4-17, and Oklahoma City 1 with Wichita 2.

Fasten Cincinnnati Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphie Merican Seacur Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland Loursville Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Toledo Kansas City Des Moines Lincoln Omaha Denver Oklahoma City Wichita St. Joseph Tulsa L. Pet Brooklyn New York - Vletapte Alee Obe Lelevetand Cease Asa Erediit Louisville

Traer Eleven Opens Season with Win Over Marshalltown Seconds

Traer ta September 21. The Traer eleven opened the football season by defeating Marshalltown seconds 13 to 6. Meyers and O Fial Joran starred on offense as Coach Hicks aims for a strong schedule and a winning team. Grinnell high school squad invades next Saturday at Grinnell.

Traer Marshalltown Meyers O'Fial- Joran Hicks Grinnell High Acheol Grinnell

Iowa Freshmen Begin Track Practice Soon

Iowa City September 21 Special Freshmen track practice to start soon with world record holder Charlie Brookins as tutor. Two intramural meets expected as fall work begins. Brookins previously coached yearlings to Big Ten indoor and outdoor titles.

Towa Cit Charlie Brooking Towa Brookins

Cyclones Hold East Scrimmage in Preparations for Washington Game

Iowa State football coaches Workman Schmidt and Honaker address rough spots from Saturdays scrimmage. The green Cyclone backfield shows strength but needs tutoring before the September 28 opener in St Louis against Washington. First string offense features Cant Coe Myers Anderson Grimes Kingery with Weiss Hall Wil Klug.

Coe Myers Anderson Wings Tiny Grimes Kingery Theackles Ole Thomas Ayres Weiss Chink Hall Ed Wil Klug Johnson Dubuque Schweppe Webster City Holiday Smith Casey

Sox Thump Yankees Twice As 18 900 Cheer

Chicago reports show the White Sox beat the New York Yankees 7 to 3 in the opener and 4 to 3 in the second, ending the Yankees’ lead push. Urban Raber and Ted Blankenship sparked the wins while George Connally and Ruber Am Connally contributed key relief. Washington held fourth by defeating St. Louis twice.

Chicago Ddie Collins White Sox Trias Speaker Indians New York Yankees Red Sox Babe Huth Urban Red Gazella Ruth Meusel Rewe Gehriz Lazzerl Seus Dugan Saas Collins Ware Pennock Beall Hearl Tases i Barrett Sheels Oes Kalk Kani Schall Berg Seed Faber New York P. Cole Schalk Louth Ruth Falk C. Cains Faber Mostli Blankenship Thomas Barrerl Falk Karem Woly Janes B Slankenshin Jones Blankenship Connally Ts Vanes Thomas A Thomas Funnofield

Star lineman dives for two dollar bill in tumble

Ike Armstrong recalls a Utah Colorado game mishap when Utah’s right tackle dived for a two dollar bill on the field. He claimed he saved the two spots and argued he could be a pro in today’s era of casual betting and bravado.

AL Demaree New York Giantea Ike Armstrong University of Utah University of Colorado At Colorado Jett Armstrong Hale

Coe Athletes Hold Important Military Posts

Cedar Rapids January 21 Special Clifford Chase captain of Coe College 1928 football team named leading center of Tewa last year is appointed lieutenant colonel of Co R O T Col Bowers Davis announces Arlo Sylvester also notes Fort Dodge football star commands Co B Lamb of Tieone heads Co B Oth er football players holding ranks include George Patuchke Marion Russell Hughes Hawk Eye Willis Lamb Boone Raymond White Charles City and Clarence Zefraln Linton

Cedar Rapids Cliford Chase Logan Coe’ College Tewa Bowers Davis Arlo Sylvester Fort Dodge Co. B Tharrs Lamb Tieone George Patuchke Marion Russell Hughes Hawkeye Willis Lamb Boone Ray Jmond White Charles City Clarence Zefraln Linton

Indians Hopes Sunk as Red Sox Tie Late for Win

Cleveland drops pennant race after a 3 to 2 defeat in ten innings as Boston rallies. Tobin leads off the tenth with an infield single, advances on a sacrifice, and scores on Bratche’s single to left. Rosenthal’s at bat ends the visitors’ scoring threat.

Indians Cleveland Heid Speaker Ihe Tobin Reecan Rosenthal Shaner Sreaker Hedin Shante Bratche Averror Boston Darobsen Reean Aurupoarh Haney Eeee Rigney Rfss Ee Pencubson Gaston

Electric Park Year Two Fight Ends Season With Close Cards

Waterloo boxing fans will witness a two fight card this week to close the Electric Park season. Promoter Ralph Alexander announced both shows feature notable matchups including Carl Krueger of Mason City versus Joe Thomas of Oelwein in a six round main event and Kid Lehr of Waterloo against Nid Heber in a four round semi windup. Dave Wnelson of Waterloo opens against Kid Dory of Mason City. Friday's lineup will be announced tomorrow.

Waterloo Boxing Fang Electric Park Fight Ralph Alexander Carl Krueger Mason City Joe Thomas Oelwein Avillex Kid Léhr Waterloo Nid Heber Dave Wnelson Kid Dory

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