College Cagers Face Busy Card This Evening
Des Moines Jan 30 Fourteen college basketball teams take the court tonight in a busy state program. Local action includes Des Moines University facing Lincoln in a North Central game. Simpson meets Parsons at Fairfield in a key midseason matchup. Coe plays Minnesota at Hamline, Cornell travels to Beloit, Graceland to St Joseph, and other area games include Penn at Upper Iowa, Central vs Iowa Wesleyan, Columbia vs Luther, and Tabor at Western Union.
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Parsons
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Central
Iowa Wesleyan
Columbia
Luther
Tabor
Western Union
Oldtimers Say Kid McPartland Keeps Boxing Ties
New York report states Kid McPartland, veteran lightweight, serves in the federal revenue department not with Walstead enforcement staff. He remains active in boxing as a referee and judge and is regarded as one of the best in the state.
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Kid McPartland
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Mack's Son Named Athletics Captain for Season
Philadelphia January 30 Connie Mack announces Earl Mack, son of Connie Mack, will lead the Athletics as captain replacing Danny Murphy. Earl Mack previously managed teams in the Carolina Association Blue Ridge and Three I leagues.
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Young Mack
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Blue Ridge
Hawkeyes Set to Face Hoosiers in Iowa City Tilt
Iowa City January 30 The Hawkeyes, now fourth in the Western conference after losses to Illinois and a league defeat, prepare to meet Indiana here Saturday. The Hoosiers return to the Iowa floor for the first time in two years, presenting a stern test for Iowa en route to a crucial conference clash.
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Good Fight Card in Des Moines Tonight
Des Moines headlines a boxing night at the Coliseum with Warnie Smith of Oklahoma facing Jimmy Mahoney of Kalamazoo and Connie Curry of Siduk City meeting Young Leopold of Denver in the main events. American Legion sponsors the show. Hansen and Lowe advertise coal.
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Mich
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Siduk City Bantam
Young Leopold
Denver
American Legion
What in an amateur promoter
Henry L. Farell argues that amateur sport rules should define amateur status clearly and curb promoters from exploiting athletes. He cites tennis, golf, and track groups, Normi and Tilden incidents, and the tension between big gates and fair play, urging protections for athletes against commercialized scheduling and inflated promotions.
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New York
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Star
United States Colt Association
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Tilden
Tennis Association
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Ontriga
Newport
Seabright
Nassau
Vinnie Richards
Lance
Association
O'Connell and Dolan Face Court Probe in Band Incident
New York January 30 Leslie M OConnor secretary to baseball commissioner Landis and Cory Dolan former Giants coach barred from baseball were principals in the state probe into the attempted bribe of Heinie Band shortstop of the Phillies during a game in the city last season Jimmy OConnell Giants outfielder confessed offering Lane 500 to not 'bear down' and left the sport forever with Dolan participating in the act.
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Baseball
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Cory Dolan
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Heinie” Band
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
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Dolan
Yankees Must Beat Senators Says Pilot
New York on January 80 Miller Huggins, Yankee manager, told reporters that Washington is the team to beat if the club hopes to win the American League pennant this year. He arrived at training camp with Ruppert and Barye, and indicated the board of directors would meet on February 2 for road plans and other matters.
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Edward G. Baryd
Grinnell Cagers Prepare To Face Kansas Aggies
Grinnell Iowa January 30 the Pioneer basketball team rides momentum after a win over Ames. They plan to replicate the victory against Kansas Aggies Saturday night noting Kansas has shown rejuvenation but not unbeatable form. Grinnell expects a tougher test than last season when they beat Kansas State.
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Seven-town basketball tourney slated in Iowa
Arrangements for a seven town basketball tournament under the auspices of the local school advance toward completion on February 6 and 7 in Lewis Iowa. Teams include Aluntt Lewis Cum land Viola Anita Massena and Wiota. First day features Lewis vs Wiota Atlantic vs Massena Cumberland girls vs Wiota girls. Second day schedule includes Cumberland vs Griswold and Anita vs Lewis with winners advancing to further rounds.
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Welker Cochran Back In Iowa For Exhibition Games
IS IOWAN Welker Cochran a top United States billiards star and 18.2 balkline record holder, visiting Des Moines and his parents in Manson. He learned billiards from his father who once ran a Manson hall, later trained in Chicago, now runs a Hollywood billiard hall. Cochran plans to play in the Chicago 1925 tournament starting February 23 with rivals Hoppe Schaefer Haganlacher Horemans Conti and Suzuki or Sug numgs. Conti may skip. Hoppe injured on an icy Long Island walk and may be less sharp. Cochran is married with a year-old son.
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Iowa
Des Moines
D. C. Cochran
Manson
Cochran
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Eric Haganlacher
Germany
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Roger Conti
France
Suzki
Suganumgs
Japan
Conti
Hopps
Manhasset
Long Island
Jono
Hollywood
Calif
Audubon and Extra Town Basketball Showdown Tonight
Audubon and Extra town basketball teams meet on the local court this evening for a decisive game. News-Telegraph notes the match as the evening’s headline event with local interest. Farm loan rates are advertised at 6 percent, inviting readers to inquire with Wood & tie in Farm.
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Base dates and names amid a faded note
A fragmented OCR item lists dates and names with unclear context including Woodrow and a February reference. The readable bits hint at a historical event log or appointment note but lack sufficient details to confirm the exact occasion or person.
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