Longest Drivers Opposed Leads To National Amateur Final
In St Louis, Robert Gardner of Chicago and Jesse Guilford of Boston reached the national amateur final after decisive semis. Gardner defeated Willie Hunter 5 and 4, while Guilford beat Chick Evans 7 and 11. Evans showed erratic play on greens and with his clubs, while Gardner and Guilford advanced as top long drivers in the country.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Jesse Guilford
Boston
K' Qay
St. Louis Country Club
Gartner
Hunter
Gardner
Willie Hunter
Guilford
Chick Evans
Evans
Bressie
Screck
United States
Johnny Buff Cops Bantam Crown in Pete Herman Bout
Johnny Buff won the bantamweight title at Madison Square Garden in a 14 round bout from Pete Herman. Buff dominated early and forced the pace while Herman failed to stay aggressive, earning the decision for the American champion.
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Johnny Buff
Pete Herman
United Press
New York
Johnny Batt
Buff
Pete
Herman
Madison Square Garden
Butt Way
Lynch
Cedar Falls Eleven Trashed by Charles City 47 0
Charles City Ia September 24 weight advantage decisive as Cedar Falls high school football team was held to a single drive and shut out 47 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Capt Bailey Bryant Vanderveer stood out for Cedar Falls while Smith Lowe Baughman and Nockies starred for Charles City Lowe returned a 300 yard touchdown after an interception and Rivujseli scored four touchdowns.
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Charles City
Cedar Falls
U. Ceda Falls
Bailey
Bryant
Vandervear
Smith
Lowe
Baughman
Nockies
Charles
City
Rivu
Jseli
Parsons Eleven Opens Season at Des Moines
Feirgeld Iowa September 24 Scrimmaging started by Parsons College eleven as they prepare to open the season against Des Moines University in Des Moines next Saturday. Forty men training under Coach Dunsmore. top players includeCapt Whitmore Gib Browne Scott Fitzgerald Lamson Ewing Huddleston.
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Feirgeld
Parsons, College
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Dunsmore
Capt
Whitmore
Gib Browne
Scott
Fitzgerald
Lamson
Ewingezét
Huddleston
Io Gaia
Dunsmoré
Lak Ang
Forest
Facotese
Bytsinsky Parsons
Algoxs Opens Grid Season With Bhivr Aisona
Aina j opens its high school football season today with Brit high school here. Nine, famts ari on this veers schedule with five at home and four away. Parents are Dosige and Masor y Tr follows NLt here. Pee Meise there, eNO PHOT. sh aytye wh. Fo Ae Fnnholee there, Mason City here.
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Aisona
Aina J
Brit High School
Famts Ari
Dosige
Masor
Eno
Shaytye
Mason City
Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Household Hints Frustration
A dialogue from a comic strip shows Mrs. Doveleigh venting frustration at her husband Mr. Develeigh for failing to apply clever household hacks from magazines. She demands usefulness around the house, scolding his attempts and suggesting simple ideas such as making holders from old doughnuts, highlighting domestic tension and humorous ineptitude. The piece ends with the husband finally sleeping after her rebuke.
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Develeigh
Doveleigh
DF Associated
Babe Ruth Winged for New York Yankees Rally Versus Indians
Babe Ruth starred for the New York Yankees in a 4 to 2 victory over the Cleveland Indians as he belted three two-baggers and scored three runs. The muddled box score shows Ruth driving the offense while Coyeleskie, Meusel, Fipp, and others contributed, highlighting a strong Yankees win in the National League context amid scattered stat lines.
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New York
Babs
Ruth
Stanley Coyeleskie
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Poae
Jamieson
Wambigans
Wood
Raeff
Smith
Jardner
Sewell
Ohmsten
Vw Hk
Meusel
Fipp
Ang Schalke
Thompson
Molly
Schalk
Ab Eoston
St. Louis
Spar t Las er Boxing Report From Fragmented OCR
Boxing notes from Milwaukee and New York on bouts featuring Ernie Rice Peter Herman and Johnny Buff. Warped text mentions Cham pions and a 15 round Conti Chicago and Enid Florida figures with unclear outcomes and dates. The fragment ends noting a prohibited period for killings between October 16 and January 01.
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Milwaukee
Ritchie Mitchell
Pal Moore
Chiasity
Smith, New
HteaRe
Cedar Rapids beats College High 27 6 in rough game
Cedar Rapids High defeated College High 27 to 6 at Cedar Falls. Cedar Rapids scored on a fumble recovery and rack up touchdowns by Densziger Carringers and Boegan with Griffin Marek and Danziger adding goals after TDs. College High showed hustle but could not crack the champions’ defense. Starbuck starred for College High with a 45 yard sprint in the final quarter.
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Gadar Rapids
Cedar Rapids High
College High
Cedar Falls
Little Tutors
Cedar Rapids
Bishop
Orr
Starbuck
Dowie
Crawleford
Shearer
Turmer
Thomp Pom
Krame Cole
Gibson
Mullinex
Rev Hollis
Davis
Sheater
Densziger
Kauffman
Alexander
Kutehera
Burkholder
Barta
Velsely
Hines
Crawford
Marek
Carringar
Tiens
Colege Tiet
Standings of PTE Clues Yesterday Results
American Association standings show Kansas City 3 Toledo 8 in a sixth inning end due to darkness. St Paul 7 Louisville 3 Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 0 Columbus 4. In the Western League Wichita in Des Moines 4 P Oklahoma City 5 Omaha 3 Sioux City 9 Joplin 9 Tulsa 11 St Joseph 6.
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American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
American League
Pet
New York
Aes
Cleveland
Sc. Louis
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
National
Ene
New
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Western League
Wichita
Omaha
Oklahoma ‘City
Sioux City
As &Y
St Joseph
Joplin
Des Moines
Ulsa
Ords
Cava
Canadian women golfers reach Canadian finals in Ottawa
Miss Cecily Leitch British champion faces Miss Molly McBride of Beaconsfield in the 36 hole final for the women’s Canadian golf championship at Ottawa. Leitch defeated Alexa Stirling of Atlanta and Edith Leitch to reach the final, while McBride beat Edith Leitch to advance.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Cecily Leitch
Molly McBride
Beaconsield
Leitch
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
United States
McBride
Edith Leitch
Iowa State Teachers college homecoming set for Oct 29
Cedar Falls announces homecoming on October 29 with Iowa State Teachers college and Upper Iowa University visiting for football. Local sportsmen form Hudson Golf Club to protect land near Black Hawk Creek and plan hunts with owner consent. Manitoba Trading Co releases 300 Saskatchewan ducks marked to trace migration. Local ad notes smoked Havana sticks.
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Cedar Falls
Eta
Friends
Iowa State Teachers College
Upper Iowa University
Manitoba Trading Companys
St. Paul
Minn
Saskatchewan
Hudson
Hudson, Gin Club
Black Hawk Creek
Baseball Scores Roundup From A Crash of Games
The Pirates edged the Phils 2 to 1 behind tight pitching and timely hitting. Cubs used rookies to topple the Braves 13 to 5. Judge belted a ninth inning bases loaded hit as the Senators beat the Tigers 2 to 1. Athletics swept the White Sox 9 to 1. Browns split with the Red Sox, winning 10 to 2 and losing 10 to 5.
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Browns
Red Sox
Brothers Face Off as UI Chicago and Northwestern Clash
In Chicago on October 1 the University of Chicago and Northwestern meet in their annual gridiron battle with brothers Eddie Palmer of Chicago at fullback and Chuck Palmer of Northwestern at quarterback opposing each other. The note recalls similar sibling matchups last year featuring Callahan brothers at Yale and Princeton and Robertson brothers at Dartmouth and Syracuse.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Eddie Palmer
Englewood
Chuck
Northwestern
Callahan Brothers
Yale
Princeton
Robertson
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Clarksville Leads Off In Basketball
Clarksville Arkansas? Clarksville Tenn. early practice under American Legion auspices with Ray Asher as captain and Claude Willoughby showing strength in workouts as the team begins basketball activities.
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Clarksville
American Legion
Ray Asher
Claude Willoughby
Housecleaning Time Comes for Cubs in 1922
Chicago Cubs president William Veeck signals a general housecleaning of cub pendables before the 1922 season. He notes no real friction but hints new faces may be added and trades paused until the December meeting of the National League. Several deals are in embryonic state with some unlikely to materialize.
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William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Veeck
Alexander
Taleett
Chicago
Waterloo Workman Injured While Working at Vinton
Vinton Ia Sept 24 Floyd Beil of Waterloo, one of the workmen at the second, was thrown from a large truck west of the building Thursday and sustained severe injuries. He landed on his head and shoulders but received attention and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Vinton. Ia
Floyd Beil
Waterloo
Ty Cobb and Heilmann Lead Batting Race in A L
Chicago Sept 24 Ty Cobb Detroit Tiger star ties with teammate Harry Heilmann for American League batting lead with .394 average after last Wednesday games. Babe Ruth adds homers to bring his season total to 47, leading runs and total bases. Sisler tops NL with 405 average in 90+ games. Other leaders include Hornsby 405 in NL, and Lelivelt 413 in Western league.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Harry Heilmann
Georgia Peach
Hollmann
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Detroit
I Sisler
St. Louis
Yankees
Sisler
Karris
Washington
Speaker
Cleveland
Tobin
Williams
St Louis
Jackobaon
E. Collins
Strunk
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis Star
Jack Fournier
Hormsby
McHenry
Cardinals
Kelly
George Helly
Giants
George Frish
New York
Cutshaw
Pittsburgh
Roush
Cincinnati
Cruise
Boston
Frisch
G. J._Smith
Ccacs
Jay Kirke
Louisville
American Association
Rob Russell
Minneapolis
Art Butler
Kansas City
Brief
Baird
Indianapolis
Acosta
Thorpe
Toledo
Kansas Ciy
Fisher
Bartley
Columbus
Lear
Milwaukee
Lelivelt
Jack Lelivelt
Omaha
A Serman
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Sheel
Salt Lake
Chicago White Sox
Shesiy
Lefivelt
Miller
Oakland
Haney
Giants star McLarry tops league batters with 3.55 average
Memphis players lead the season stats with McLarry finishing at .355 and Andy High handling runs with 434. Bernsen of Birmingham is homerun king with 21, Stewart of Birmingham tops steals with 6. Other leading batters include Burke Nashville .348 Orleans .445 Camp Me Bernsen Birmingham .366 Birmingham .336 Wayne Little Rock .833 Don Brown Memphis .353.
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McLarry
Memphis
Andy High
Bernsen
Birmingham
Stewart
Burke
Nashville
Orleans
Camp
Wane
Little Rock
Don Brown
Battle Between Trout And Snake Surprises Rockland County
Reverend Robert Knapp recounts a vivid scene from Rockland County New York in which a brook trout battled a snake clinging to its tail. The fish struggled against swift current, then the snake used a reverse pull until a stick freed the trap. The trout survived and the snake died, illustrating unpredictable stream life and fishing lore.
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Robert Knapp
Marlborough
Rockland County
New York
Indians Must Do or Die in Games with New York
The Indians face a must win stretch after losing the opener of the little world series to the Yankees. A win today would keep a virtual tie with New York for first, while a Yankees victory would force Cleveland to win all remaining to claim the top spot. Pittsburgh still trails in the National League race. Smoke Havena Sticks Sweet As a Nut.
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New York
Associated Press
Cleveland Americans
Yankees
Battie
Indians
Pittsburgh
Altho
Football Season Formally Opened in Western Conference
Chicago September 24 The football season opened with few games in the Big Ten as teams began conditioning for next week. Northwestern met Beloit at Evanston while Indiana faced Franklin at Bloomington with many veterans in action. Notre Dame tussled with Kalamazoo as several western teams held practice to prepare for mid October championships and next Saturday’s action. Training camps end early in the week with final workouts set for the following Saturday’s games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern University
Tod
Beloit
Evanston
Ill
Don McDevitt
Indiana
Franklin
Bloomington
Ind
Notre Dame
Kalamazoo Notre Dame
Satuday
State campaign against bird slaying felines
The New Jersey fish and game commission distributes a statewide poster urging Winters and fishermen to report willful offenders. It calls for extermination of bird-killing cats and cites agriculture department notes that native birds are harmed by such pests. The campaign stresses deterrence and education to protect native birds.
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Joerséx Fish and Game Commission
Department of aAgriculture
Terespy Fish and Gate Commission
New Jersey
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