New Boards Proposed in Iowa Legislature
Numerous measures seek to create state boards and commissions amid calls for economy. Proposals include a cosmetic therapy board licensing beauty parlors, a minimum wage commission, a state banking board, a child welfare superintendent at 9000 yearly, an Iowa real estate commission, a commission for the blind, a state board of architectural examiners, and other salary and clerical expansion plans under the budget director system.
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Nebraska Athletics Director Takes Leave for Health Break
Fred T. Dawson, Nebraska's athletics director, leaves for a western Colorado ranch to recuperate after pulmonary trouble. He relinquished coaching duties two months ago when Ernest E. Beary became head coach, with Herbert Gish acting as interim AD. Dawson joined Nebraska in 1921 and led the program to Missouri Valley honors, including titles in 122 and 123 and a 1924 conference challenge with Missouri.
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Track great Hillman coaches at Skirmouth University
Hanover March 6 U P reports Harry Hillman. Olympic star now track and field coach at Skirmouth University. He has developed Harold Thomson world champion hurdler Laddies Myers pole vaulter and several other famous athletes.
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Mandell Joins Lightweight Trials in New York
Sammy Mandell of Rockford has joined the lightweight division trials in New York on March 6 seeking the 134 pound crown. He had previously been a holdout in the New York state athletic commission lightweight tournament after Benny Panuril retired from boxing.
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Ames Tankers to Meet Cornhuskers in Omaha Pool
Ames Aquatic Team faces Nebraska tankmen tonight at the Omaha Athletic Club pool after easy wins over Drake and a strong showing by Kansas Aggies last week. Iowa State boosters anticipate tougher competition from the Huskers on March 6.
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Shenandoah Cage Tourney Opens In Armory
The new memorial armory hosts a two day sectional basketball tournament in Shenandoah Iowa with fourteen schools competing. Class A teams include Coin Collegeings Sidney Shenandoah and Class B teams include Blanchard Braddyville Farragut Essex Gravity Market Northboro Randolph Riverton and Yorktown.
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Hoppe Named Greatest Billiard Player Of All Time
Willie Hoppe, hailed as the world’s greatest billiard player, faced Bob Cannefax in a three cushion match at the Friars Club. The crowd debated his early errors but acknowledged Hoppe’s genius and mastery, noting his strategic play and nerve, which kept him atop billiards for nearly two decades.
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Cage Night Promises Loud Showdowns Across Regions
Drake in Ames hosts Iowa State as Gooch Chandler’s Cyclones close home schedule at Amexia. Notre Dame heads to Dubuque to face Columbia in the opening of Columbia’s new $150000 gym. Other games feature Iowa Wesleyan at Parsons and Cotner at Tabor in Lincoln, with Washington visiting Nebraska and Purdue meeting Illinois in a Missouri Valley clash in Urbana.
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Dempsey May Face Burke for Summers Title Bout
Jack Dempsey’s manager said no definite plans exist for a Burke versus Dempsey championship bout this summer. Lew Diamond had announced a July fight with Burke, but Kearns called the talk speculative, noting Dempsey will fight as long as public demand and funding permit.
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Final Victory Hawkeyes Face Northwestern Tomorrow
Iowa City March 6 After a rough stretch the Hawkeyes hope to exert every effort in a pivotal conference game against Northwestern. The team has struggled to find rhythm this season and seeks a strong finish to boost their standing as they face a tough opponent.
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Wisconsin Mat Men Ready for Iowa Dual Showdown
MADISON Wis March 6 The Wisconsin wrestlers with four straight dual wins prepare for a pivotal home meet against Iowa title contenders. The Badgers seek to extend their streak as Iowa arrives for a key contest in virtually every weight class.
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