Hoyne Holds Up Hunt for Other Baseball Crooks
Chicago sources report the grand jury delaying further actions in the 1919 World Series scandal. Attorney Mackay Hoyne, in New York, orders a pause until his return. Witnesses and summoned players and sports figures are awaiting further developments and a forthcoming official statement from "Happy" Fetsch.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mackay Hoyne
Sare
New York
Peases
Sportins Celebritien
Grand Jury
Fetsch
Eddie Cicotte
Felsch
McGraw
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Benny Kaut
Fred Toney
Kaut
Heinie Zimmerman
Toney
White Sox Fight For AL Pennant In Final Series
The Chicago White Sox travel to St Louis to begin a three game set with the Browns hoping to stay alive in the pennant race. A three game series with Cleveland and neutral ground games are planned if needed. Manager Gleason plans Kerr Faber and Kerr again in the starting rotation with Schalk Jourdan Ort Murphy Collins Leibold Geld Serank likely in the lineup.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Sev Stars
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Seri
Sovsion
Chicago
Gleason
Elpitea Kerr
Faber
Kerr
Je Schalk
Jourdan
Murphy
J. Collins
Leibold
Eender Geld
Serank
Robinson Objects to Quiz of Players on Brooklyn Team
Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn baseball club, voiced objections to District Attorney Lewis of Brooklyn questioning players about reports of gamblers trying to fix the world series. He said Lewis had no strong indication and would not allow interrogation without solid information.
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Robinson
Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn! Ksational
Charles H. Ebbets
Lewis
Standing of teams in Vennant Laces and yesterday's results
In the American Association standings Toledo leads with 18 points as Kansas City and Milwaukee drop games against Indianapolis. Other Sunday results are listed, detailing additional matches and outcomes across the circuit.
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American Association
Toledo
Kansas
Ity
Miwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland Seizes Near Pennant With Dominant Win
Cleveland extended its American League lead by routing St. Louis 10 to 2, sweeping the four-game series as Coveleskie held the mound and Speaker, Wood, and ONeill keyed the offense. The victory put Cleveland a game and a half ahead of the White Sox, threatening clinch with three more wins.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Chice
Indians
White Sox
Weil Man
Cleveland Sundux
Vangilder
Coveleskis
Gardner
Sewell
Speaker
Wood
O'Neill
Poae Evans
Jamieson
Wambsgonss
Burns
EH Smith
Johnston
O Nelli
W Coveleskie
St. Lewis
Gerber
Gedeon
I Sislar
Jarobsonm
Sm Yowin
Wellman
Billings
Weisel
Collins
la Innn
St. Leute
Weilman Il
Offer Lin
Leskie
Weilman i
van' Er Xi
Weilman
Icher
Nanks
Philadelphia
New York
Ruth
Ward
Benny Leonard to Box Jack Britton in Cleveland Tonight
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion and Jack Britton holder of the welterweight title meet at League Park in Cleveland tonight in a 14 round fight. Tommy McGinty will referee. Leonard expected to weigh about 126 pounds ringside and was listed as a favorite at odds of one to three to knock out Britton.
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Cleveland. O
Benny Leonard
I Britton
West High Closes Practice for Friday Game
West High irons out final preparations for a Friday clash with Charles City at home. Coach J H Couch expects a tough battle and notes Cedar Falls scored only once on Charles City recently. A pregame scrimmage at Byrnes Park left Harry Nauman with a broken collarbone.
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Charles City
West High
Byrnes Park
J. H. Couch
Couch
Cedar Falls
Westel
Harry Nauman
Max Miller
Mors
Indians Invade Detroit for Four Game Series
Detroit, Mich. Sept. 36. With a pennant in grasp, Cleveland faces Detroit in the opening game of a four game series that will decide the championship. Chicago White Sox idle. Indians lead by four games and a half. Manager Jennings may start Brmke Dangs Oldham or Avers against the league leaders. Leonard has left the club for the year after better results against Cleveland.
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Associated Drassy
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Todey
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Jennings
Wold
Brmke
Dangs
Oldham
Leonard
Grinnell Eleven Shaken Up To Replace Veterans
Grinnell Iowa Sept 30 With Gray Katsen and Meyer absent from practice the Grinnell eleven undergoes a shakeup to fill vacancies for Penn College Saturday Cooch Saunders tests many candidates for backs as Parker and Markier from St Cloud are expected to face the halfback and quarterback spots Leonard Paatu Whitchell and Wasiar vie for other halfback roles Fear ing Evans Kerston and Winter compete for guard and tackle positions Allan Hicks Frangis Turner Jenssen and Noretius lead for interior line spots with Vinsel and Richards also pushing for duties The changes aim to strengthen the line and backfield for the upcoming game
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Grinnell, Ta
Jack Gray
Bergie Katsen
William Meyer
Grinnell
Gray
Larsen and Moyar
Cooch Saunders
Penn College
Donald Parker
Frank Markier
St. Cloud
Minn
Leonard Paatu
Vining
Nelson Whitchill
Marshalltown
John Wasiar
Holland
Bar Fear
Ing
Fort Dodge
David Evans
Hampton
Oscar Kerston
Telebasta
Neb
Fred Winter
Hinton
Atwood Knies
Fingler
Colo
Ray Dimit
Probem
Allan Hicks
New Barket
iFrangis Turner
Corning
Lawrence Jenssen
Fonda
Frereit Noretius
Kit' Ron
University of Minnesota selects football captain Arni son
Neal Arni son of Redwing Minnesota was elected captain of the University of Minnesota football team. Graham Penfield Jr of Chicago was elected captain of Northwestern University football. The Yankees were eliminated from the American League race by Cleveland. White Sox idle.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Neal Arnison
Redwing
University of Minnesota
Chicago
Graham Penfield, Jr
Northwestern University
New York
Yankees
Local Ad Fragments Show Tented Camp and Motel Names
Fragmentary OCR ad notes a tented setup and services with mentions of Wa tarlos Motel and Russell-Eameon Satin Opt 16. Additional lines reference BoeTn Trast and a general advertisement placeholder.
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Shanenyperger
Servous
Watarlos
Russell-Eameon
BoeTn Trast
Iowa Favored By Big Ten Dope in 1930 Race
A long 1930 Big Ten football preview argues Iowa, Chicago, Illinois, and Minnesota lead the championship race. It highlights Iowa’s veteran line, key players Aubrey Devine, Slater, and Beiding, and notes Iowa faces away games against two contenders. The piece predicts a tough schedule and emphasizes the difficulty of sweeping the conference.
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M. F. Carpenter
Towan
University of Iowa
Carpenter
University of Chicago
State University
Chicago
Minnesota
Ilinois
Zuppke
Iowa
Mlnnois
Minnesether Trame
Manning
Ithigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pasndiana
First Blue
Gilda
Michigan
Fielding West
Small
Harley
Tumois
Illinois
Indiana
Unio
Yewa
Big Ten
Towa
Aubrey Devine
Slater
Beiding
Tivais
Wiiners
Pat
Gerlex
Mamex
Wke
Five county teams drill in first real football practice
After a long wait for proper weather the five county elevens began full workouts this week. Coaches report long scrimmages and hard drills in tackling, blocking, and defense. East High coach Louis Kresensky leads a strong unit facing Des Moines North Breit's tough lineup. Backers predict a state title bid for East’s Orange and Black, while Cedar Falls and State Teachers College teams pursue preparation for Oct. 9 games. Training School opens with Waverly in Bremer county.
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East
Louis Kresensky
East High
North Brelt
Des Moines
Kresensky
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Doseff
Repp
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Oelwein
La Porte City Church Welcomes Rev Clements for Another Year
The La Porte City congregation celebrates Rev HB Clements and family returning for another year after a successful first year of reorganizing church societies and increasing membership. A salary raise accompanies the appointment made at the Gelwein conference. Also noted are community events including church services, a Ladies Aid picnic, a large canning factory run, and local social visits.
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la Porte City
HB. Clements
Gelwein
Clements
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Powell
Haven Cottage
Sunny Side
Glen Baxen
West Branch
J. G McQuilkin
Fyfe
Arg. McQuilkin
Teachers' College
Cedar Falls
Gray
Edgewood
Grey
Spirit Lake
C. E. Bickley
Joder
Waterloo
Pinkstarf
Chicago
MG. Hull
Amelia Kemp
E. M. Haven
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Claude Williams
Joe Jackson
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Giants
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Rube
Genson
Buck Herzog
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Columeirus
International News Service
George McManus
Macgie
Reacuna Semvies. Inc
Rikst
Philadelpha
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Philadelonia
Mindows
Whaathingim
Gowdo
Jack Britton
Grinnell Eleven
Hawkeyes
Winds
Training School
Teachers’ College, Training School
C. W. Helsley
Waverly
Bremer County
Byterian Church
Frank Harris
McQuilkin Bovees
Valour Stratscor
Hards
Cresco
Thomas Kegan
Clarence Stover
Ellen Kegan
Java
O.w.kress
First National
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