West High grid team tunes up for Greene clash on Saturday
West High football pursues finishing touches ahead of the opener against Greene at the baseball park Saturday at 2 39 p m. Coach Ralph Sarff lists 25 players competing for spots with Beistle Wilson Hoag Templeton and Bovey in key roles and season tickets priced at 2 50 aiding stadium plans. East High travels to Oelwein for a first out of town test after a 19 0 Traer win as coach Heldt and Midge Makeaver refine fundamentals and line depth.
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Coach Bender Leads Harsh Scrimmage for Tutor Squad
Cedar Falls Sept 28 Special Coach Bender directed one of the season s toughest scrimmages as his squad battled hard. Mascon showed form likely winning a tackle job while Horton Drury Hoopk Tes Bates and others competed. Newcomers Welch Burns and Johnson also impressed in the physical session.
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Barber Shop Tricks and Oddities Stirring Local Talk
A fragmentary page notes barber trade chatter about tonics and grooming perks. It also taunts odd news bits from California masquerade arrests to unusual legal headlines and a stray joke about a man fined for killing squirrels.
Hagen Defeats Watrousine in PGA Round Two
Walter Hagen, Pasadena Fla, defeats Watrous 6 4 to defend his PGA crown heading into the second round at Olympic Fields. Hagen led 2 down after 18 holes as Watrous barely faltered on the 39th green. Remaining second round matches include Armour vs Golden and Durral?rn against Dudley with Kerrigan and New York players set for later action.
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Pasadena
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Detroit
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al Watrous
Grand Rapids
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Johnny Golden
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Thillas
Joew Burke
Houston
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Washington
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Hank
O Laheme Peiey
Four Letter Men Return to Iowa Mat Squad
Four letter men return to the Iowa State wrestling squad under coach Mik. Intercollegiate meet results place 2nd. Michael Often, Grinnell’s Taertie, and others nabbed top finishes.
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Pirates poised to clinch National League pennant
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 14 to 4 at home lifting their lead as Giants stumble. Stan Coveleski earned his 20th win for the Senators who beat the Indians 3 to 2, while Washington increased its AL lead over the Athletics.
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Holy Cross
Gwen Carroll
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Meisen
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Standings and scheduled games from the American League
The page lists club standings with St Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, and Pittsburgh. It notes New York 11-2 and Cleveland 11-7 with various matchups and rain delays across leagues and cities like Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Des Moines Tulsa Omaha Lincoln and Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
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Oswalin
Ada
Freshman Football Arrivals Gather at Towa University
Iowa City reports that 11 states have sent freshman players to the University of Towa for fall practice. Illinois, California, Missouri, Connecticut, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and others are represented. Coach Rotha Williams expects more to arrive this week as the squad begins drills.
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Onpotenss Forcies
Freshman Iowa squad features Charles Metts and Jietis
Charles Metts former West Might star joins University of Town as freshman football lineman. Jietis, two year guard on Old Rose eleven, visits as a canter on basketball. He graduated last June.
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Charles Metts
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University of Town
Jietis
Rose
Visi
Teens Eye Springboard to Professional Sports Stars
Fragmented report notes youngsters pursuing athletic paths, mentioning coaches and players in a mid century tone. It references a Philadelphia context and a World Series style comparison while discussing preparation, confidence, and readiness for higher competition.
Iowa Grid Squad Faces Fresh Faces In 1924 Rebuild
Iowa City, Sept 23. The University of Iowa football squad, with only three regulars from last year, trains hard under Chath Ingwersen and staff. Capt. Griffin centers, Romey ends, Graham fullback remain from 1924, while Galloway’s illness removes a key tackle. The 62-man group rotates positions as they pursue a new lineup, with Hogan and Schirmer competing at quarterback and Kutsch shaping as a top backfield prospect alongside Dauber returning from an ankle injury.
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Charles City Baseball Player Breaks Shoulder
Charles City outfielder Kissler, later with the Collegians and barnstormers on their fall trip, broke his right shoulder at Dows in the last game. He rolled twice and held the ball for a big catch. He was taken to Hampton for treatment after a bus accident that knocked out three teeth.
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Prep Elevens Invited to Ames-Simpson Grid Game
Ames officials invite all prep eleventh graders to attend the Ames Simpson football game with Emerson College on Sept 25. A new Missouri Valley Conference mailing restricts complimentary tickets to conference players, affecting the invitation.
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Hawkeye umpire named as arbiters for major title series
Moline resident George L Muggerkurth, a 1922 Valley league umpire and former All American, is chosen as an arbiter for the title world series between Baltimore of the International and Louisville of the American. Moline to play the Clinton Independents next Sunday as fall football clubs race.
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Burlington
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Lightweight Bout Ends in Narrow Decision for Marshshitenn
Marshshitenn of Ta Gienn Lage won a decision over Jack Lamb of Muscatine in a great weight contest last night. Lamb showed resilience despite a knockdown in the final round. The match was the best seen this season in the area. Separately, the United States yacht team won the final race to claim the series, defeating the Scandinavian fleet.
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Iowa State Freshmen Hold First Football Drill
Iowa State college begins official practice for freshmen grid candidates with anticipated 150 to 175 registrants. Freshman Coach Frank H. Witman says all players will get a chance to prove themselves as eight freshmen teams will be maintained through the season. Assistant Wilkinman will have the assistance of Al Wheeler Peckenpaugh and former Iowa State stars.
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Clyde Drury May Join Tutor Eleven
Cedar Falls special reports Clyde Drury of Marshalltown the fighter who has impressed in Waterloo bouts is also pressing for a Tutor football end position. He studies while earning a living with his fists and shows strong coaching and speed on defense and offense.
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Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Deary
Zis
Rickard Plans Walker Shade Rematch for Garden Opening
Mickey Walker and Dave Shade, top welterweights, are expected to meet again at Tex Rickard's new 25,000-seat garden in December. Walker may resist fighting again, but promoters likely seek another title shot for Walker, with potential earnings near 160000. Kearns hinted challenges to Greb and Berlenbach, while critics differed on the original outcome.
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Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Tex Rickard
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Shade
4 Inman
Jack Kearns
Mickey
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William Muldoon
New York Commission
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