Sports World EP opens with busy basketball week
The Sports World reports a busy basketball week across the region. High school teams from Nishna Valley, Anita, Creston, Jefferson, Shenandoah and Bedford prepare schedules with boys and girls games on multiple courts. Key events include notable Santa Claus appearances and early nonconference matchups shaping the Atlantic conference season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna
Schooerence
Spd
Che
Arene
Tursday
Dee
Wawk
attAvord
Tin Win
Qyhay
Anita
Priswald
Santa Cy
Tiusie
Russell
Atlantic
de Ten
Oaklaus
Intie
Jefferson
Shenandgan
Linda
Bedford
Mhoanas
Whitt
Atthe
Rudolf
Paitin
Nedab
Fish Hoy
Shelby Hoya
Yates Tate
Anita, Se
Vile—Antilla
Perfect Passer Woes at Kuk Viiceich and Martha Cad 2 Market
A brief report notes a standout passer facing difficulties at a Kuk Viiceich event and a March 2 market appearance, highlighting timing and local impact.
Last Night's Boxing Show at Olenpin Boxing Club
About 2,400 fans witnessed last night’s boxing show at Olenpin Boxing Club. The main event featured a decisive four round bout with a new talent delivering crisp hitting and a notable finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Leonard Wie
Jo Crash
Duey Leonid
Brathey
Ithe Perini
Vaght
Weil
Chauibien
Frank Yrambolay
Levene
Olenpin
Wight
Jascary
Hoxtage
Devin Aid
Second Team Picks Show Local Football Standouts
The Evening Sentinel selects a second team from Shenandoah and surrounding areas with players like Bill Allender and Ronald Skoda earning spots. The list highlights positions across back, center, and line roles, reflecting strong local talent and debate over first team chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Allender
Ronald Skoda
Hill Albee
Ronald Skads
Ort
Ceutey
Aml Allender
Tiel
Allender
Tink
Uhet
Seay Doalis
Ore
Pan Rei
Chik Ihrenstyny
Ford Telit
Iowa Cage Captain Declared Ineligible
Iowa College basketball reports a captain is ruled ineligible amid controversy over eligibility. Coach and team officials weigh next steps as the season faces disruption and possible sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Walsh Selects All American Football Team 1929
Sports editor T. N. S. lists first second and third teams with players from Minnesota Arkansas Utah and more. He notes selectors face bias and questions standout choices like Nagurski Welch Brazil and Parkinson while praising Cagle and Schoonover and predicting margins of error in the selections.
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Walsh
T. N.S
Minnesota
Fat “Ackerman
St . Monige
Neknor
Ciuihon
Teer Purdie Donen Garids Banker
U Cagle
Amy —Romans
Citar
Tappaan
Twomey
Singten
Heine Sch Hamme
Fesley
Ging State - Brasil
Ditroit
Welch
Vuridue
Matt Parkinschre
Schooneyee
Phinatiot
Anon
Ekerman
Schoonover
Arkansas
Baiy
U.S. C
Talowbb
Marsters
Pomeroy
Utah
Nagurski
Parkinson
Brazil
Cagle
Grea
Maratera
Anat Bie
Keither
Unclear college football talk on player prospects
The excerpt discusses potential artists and athletes in a late era sense, naming McEver, Booth, Vanna, and Stoan with references to Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, Nebraska, Alabama, and a weather note. It ponders whether players are discredited or stopped, and if a coach can field a strong team with limited support.
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Leland
McEver
Kentucky
Aba Booth
Vanna
Pitt
Penn State
Lebind
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Stoan
Nebraska
Alabama
Lewis Publisher Questions Conference All Star Selections
The Lewis Standard editor criticizes a “wholadat” conference team list as inaccurate and says coach Stekeng was unaware of the meeting. The column mocks imagined selections while noting Lewis girls basketball won county title and had no involvement in the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Charles ‘Willey
Lewis Standard
Tits Papeat
Tutu
Stekeng
West
Usatearet
Coin High School Wins Little Seven Title
Coin Iowa defeated several opponents to clinch the Little Seven Conference football championship. The team posted a 6-3 record for the season, with decisive victories including entries over College Springs Reckport Malvern Tarkio and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin
Dee
Thes
Ested College Springs
Coves
Cain
Clarinda
Reckport
Malvern
Coin Ou
Tarkio
Tarmbury
Refuses Million for Reigh Count in Derby Offer
Chicago Bee reports Nat Redith Count, winner of the Kentucky Derby, was offered $1,000,100 in cash by W T Wapgoner of Texas for the Thoroughbred. The bid is described as the highest price ever offered for a racing horse. Also noted is a ten round boxing match tonight featuring Tommy Graze a Omaha lightweight and Glek in San Francisco.
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Chicago, Bee
John D - Herta
Nat Redith Count
W.T. Wapgoner
Texas
Honuife
San Francisco
Tommy Grazean
Omaha
Ard Don
New York
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Fyujler
Red Oak Center
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David
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Dewa
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Caplain
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Poonaee
George Rarey Place
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Bert Myers
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