Days of Real Sport to be staged at fairgrounds Friday
The Days of Real Sport will be staged at the fairgrounds on Friday October 1 with a rain date of Wednesday October 6. Rundog care of wide reputation will vie for cash prizes seldom offered in a one day meet. One hundred laps of racing precede a 25 mile main event for a cash prize of 800 dollars. The banked track promises high speeds and visitor comfort. G H Telner known as Hal when star of Iowa State college football will run an attractive booth for J G Cherry Co Cedar Rapids and Creamery Package Co Waterlooo supplying equipment for the campus creamery run by Iowa State students. Telner was assistant state dairy commissioner.
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G. H. Telner
Hal
Iowa State College
Homer Hubbard
Coon Rapids
Carroll High School
CUBS Win Two From Cincinnati in Doubleheader
Chicago swept Cincinnati with four home runs and steady hitting. In game one Douglass exited after injury, Pierce shut down Cincinnati as Chicago rallied for a 7 to 2 win. Game two featured two Chicago homers in the first inning and a 8 to 0 finish, Schneider and Wingo contributing for Cincinnati while Hoss and Stesnahan tallied for Chicago. Phillies 6, Dodgers 4. Getz powered Brooklyn with a homer and three hits. Johnson struck out ten in Washington’s 8 to 4 win over Detroit, aided by Foster and a late double.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Uy Chicago
Douglass
Pierce
Wingia
Cimcinnati
Dale
Wingo
Piercajang Archer
Schneider
Hoss
iStesnahan
Phillies
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Superbas
Getz
Cravath
Buster Mails
Benniers
Tigers
Washington
Walter Johnson
Detroit
Johnson
Cobb
Foster
Oldham
Dubai
Stanage
Johnueon
Arnsmith
Pittsburgh Triumphs Over Newark 7 to 2 in Federal League
Pittsburgh defeated Newark 7 to 2 as Knetzer allowed only two hits. Moseley, Billiard, Wade, Knetzer, and O’Connor contributed for Pittsburgh. In another game, Kansas City edged Baltimore 3 to 2 after a late ninth inning rally. a dugout argument led to the ejection of Stovall and Smith. Leclair, Owens, Cullop, and Fasterlr were credited with the decisions.
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Pittsburgh
Newark
Knetzer
Moseley
Billiard
Rariden
Wade
O'Connor
Kansas City
Baltimore
Rawlings
Goodwin
Stovall
Smith
Vistors
Ogu & SF
Leclair
Owens
Cornell Beats Gettysburg in Season Opener
Cornell defeated Gettysburg 13 to 0 in the opening game of the season at Ithaca. Cornell fumbled near goal twice but later scored on a Barrett run in the second period and added another touchdown in the fourth as Mike Kleinert helped finish the drive. Town City reports Avery elected captain of the Markers cross country team. coach Watson notes 25 cross country men training with 50 expected.
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Tthaca
Cornell
Gettysburg
Pennsylvanians
Collins
Barrett
Ithacans
Mike Kleinert
Town City
Central association stars shine in major league debuts
Keokuk Sept 25 Central association players are making strong bids in the majors. McCabe Barnes Mo gridge Slattery Garrett Richardson are winning praise with St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Cleveland and Philadelphia clubs. Some have won three contests unbeaten, others pitched well in shutouts and extra inning games. Drafts from minors are being watched though details remain hidden.
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Keokuk
Central Association
C. A
McCabe
St. Louis Browns
Burington
Barnes
Boston Braves
Egan
Ottumwa
Richardson
Connie Mack
Athletics
Marshalltown Ansons
Mlogridge
Bender
Galesburg Pavers
Bert Hough
Yankees
Blodgett
Waterloo
Slattery
Marshalltown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Garratt
Mason City Claydiggers
Cleveland American League
Garrett
Justice League
Mogridge
Petroit Tigers
Phil Slattery
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Garrett Bre
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Belns
Miller
Baichley
Mainert
Cedar Rapids
Seibold
Hodge Captured Louisville Car Hodge Wins Muddy Two Mile Derby
Tonieville Kentucky September 29 Hodge riding by Razqe Gonse won the third annual Louisville Cup two miles at Douglas Park in muddy track conditions. Lindenthal finished second three lengths back, Ringsing third. Hodge carried 125 pounds with sixteen riders starting. time noted as 3 33 3 8. Post scratches reduced field to five including One Step and Strajcoat. The Expiting Courier notes broad circulation.
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Tonieville
Doadse
Weber
Gotdine
Razeqe Gonse
Douglas Park
J. W. Schorr
Lindenthal
F. D. Weir
Ringsing
Hodge
Ringline
Johnson N. Iden
C. Stra
Mary Corot Man Oprang Surprise at Grand Ghentt Card
Colunbus Ohio Sept 29 Volga champion 7 year old trotter led the half mile heats at the Grand Ghentt driving park stopping the last halves in 9 04 while beating Spirit of Times and Spirit of Times Futurity. Several heats featured Mary Coastman Lizaio Brown and Onward Forbes among others with times around 2 00 to 2 12.
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Columbus
Volga
Lab
Chifcagea
Spirit of the Times Futurity
Agud
Lizell Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Hee Mercy
Hessian
Camella
Becom
Mary Coastman
Onward Fortes
Atraight
Kenry Coastman
Berry
Messio J
Robinson
Margie Hal
Rea
Tango
Madam Mac
Foo Ashland
Dexter Direct
Jac Beggs
Patrick M
Clara Waller
Péter Oakley
Lizaio Brown
Valentine
Lady Grattan
Cox
Peter McGormick
Shuler
Lata Lumine
Pat McKerron
Tlarseman
Spirit of Times Futurity
Wolen
Chandler
Murphy
Forbes (Shank
Trusuna
Princess Margrave
McMuahon
Tdora Worthy
Pony Express
Miss Crescens
Durin
Oro Society
Zombiack
Glued Gates At Owa Field Preview
Iowa Field reports show Head Coach Stachey of the state university selects the eleven for a Cornell College clash. Secret practice and closed gates mark the week as injuries hobble stars. Hawley seeks ends while chalk talks begin and Ames beats Nevada 51 to 0 at Ames.
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Towa City
Stachey
State University
Cornell College
Lowa Feld
Hawley
Chuck Lam
Charles City
McKee
Garrettson
Watson
Daryl
Triplett
Shranger
Kadesky
Hands
Blackstone
Mortimore
Uawley
Cornell
Hawkeye
Ames Prepares for Minnesota and Big Games Ahead
Ames coaches plot for a battle with Minnesota on their home turf at Minneapolis after a 31 to 0 win over Tuscley. Coach Marayser warns the Cyclones not to let Minnesota walk over them, aiming to gain solid lines for Simpson College, Missouri, and Nebraska showdowns. The report also notes Peoria races with Bail lent winning the 2:09 pace and Captain Oneada sweeping heats as Vinda Vincent dominates the later heats.
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Ames
Marayser
Walloping Tuscley van
Elsworth College
the Gophers
Minnesota Field
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Cyclones
Minnesota Timber
Mauser
Simpson College
Milser
Ellsworth
Simpson
Missouri
Nebraska
Amas
Cornhuskers
Barlight
Independence hosts automobile and motorcycle race meet
Independence prepares for a combined automobile and motorcycle race meet on the town course. Officials expect entries from local riders and nearby clubs as spectators fill the stands for a lively weekend event.
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Independence 15
Barney Accepts Cedar Rapids Post After Des Moines Tenure
W. B G. Barney, tied to Des Moines from 1911 to 1915, left that role to accept a position with a Cedar Rapids company in the specified year.
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W. B G. Barney
Des Moines
The
Cedar Rapids Company
Judge Not Needed For Plivoroka In Citifornia
Los Angeles reports an amended state constitution provision allowing any qualified attorney to grant a divorce decree. Judges pro tempore have been used to issue three decrees in Santa Roza, with attorneys serving as trial judges after written agreement by parties and their counsel. The change omits the clause approved by the court.
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Los Angeles
Santa Roza
Local Engagements and Dinner Advertisement Note
A fragment lists marriages or engagements with names and places such as John McGreevy Cedar Falls and Susan Guinn Waterloo along with ages or codes. It also mentions Beulah Stocks Lamont Arthur Winterstein Detroit Nellie Brown Cottey Kan and Wilbur Betts Waterloo with numbers. A line advertises home cooked meals at First Baptist Church this week for 25 cents.
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John McGreevy
Cedar Falls
Susan Guinn
Waterloo
Arthur H. Ahrens
Dundee
Beulah Stocks
Lamont
Arthur C. Winterstein
Detroit
Nellie L. Brown
Cottey
Kan
Wilbur L. Betts
BE. Ferbush
Lowell
Mass
First Baptist
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