Wilton Texaco Five Tip Off Tonight in High School Gym
The Wilton Texaco Five hosts an 8 PM game on the local high school gym floor. Eastern teams often fare poorly out west due to scarce philosophy treatises and differing play styles mentioned in this fragmentary sports note.
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Muscatine Opens 1927-28 in Little Six Play
Muscatine High School begins the 1927-28 season in the Little Six at Fairfield Friday night after three pre season wins. Coach Zip Kloos builds around McIntyre and Bartelt with Tucker at center and Metzger pairing with McIntyre at forward. Fairfield, also veteran laden, aims for the conference title as Washington visits Burlington and Mt. Pleasant travels to Ottumwa.
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Fairfield
Washington
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Bartelt
Tucker
Metzger
McIntyre
McDowell
Kloos
Swisher
Jimmy Lange
Allbee
E. Lange
J. Lange
Mack-Tucker
Bartett
Regpie
Spanish Jai Alai Debuts in Chicago Crowd Packs New Court
In Chicago 3,099 spectators filled the new fronton as the Spanish game jai alai debuted. Trecet, hailed as the Babe Ruth of jai alai, won the feature doubles match 20 to 12 with Joaquin, delivering powerful front wall drives and precise wall lobs in the 150 foot fronton.
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Trecet
Babe Ruth
Joaquin
College basketball results from various colleges
St Ambrose defeated Wartburg 34 to 21 while Navy led Washington and Lee 38 to 26. Penn edged Michigan 39 to 36. Case lost to Dartmouth 46 to 3. Columbus beat Western Union 27 to 15. Loyola Chicago 20 Marquette 9. Boone 30 over Newton 15. Spencer 29 over Grant High Cedar Rapids 13. Dubuque 24 Cedar Rapids Washington High 19.
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Wartburg
Navy
Washington and Lee
Penn
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Case
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Marquette
Boone
Newton
Spencer
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Washington High
Delaney Signs Two New Pilots To Boost Title Bid
Jack Delaney switches managers from Pete Reilly to Joe Jacobs and Billy McCarney in a $506,000 deal. He signs a two year contract and is set to fight Tony Marullo on January 23 as part of a push for a title bout with Gene Tunney next summer. Delaney relinquishes his 175 pound title to face heavier challengers, after earning about $325,000 under Reilly.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Joe Jacobs
Billy McCarney
Pete Reilly
Reilly
Jacobs
McCarney
Sammy Vogel
Delaney
Tony Marullo
Gene Tunney
Connecticut
Paul Berlenbach
McLarnin to Meet Winner of Terris Phil McGraw Bout
New York January 22 Jimmy McLarnin the Pacific coast lightweight who rose to fame by stopping Louis Kaplan and beating Bill Wallace will invade the eastern front February 3. Jess McMahon Madison Square Garden matchmaker said McLarnin is signed to face the winner of the Sid Terris Phil McGraw bout decided Friday night.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Bill Wallace
Jess McMahon
Madison Square Garden
McLarnin
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
Big Ten Disqualifications Lightly Trimmed
Chicago reports that fewer than ten Big Ten athletes were disqualified in the past year for code infractions. Major John L Griffin, athletic commissioner, announced the figure after noting hundreds of participants were considered.
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Big Ten
John L. Griffith
Schaefer Captures 18.2 Balkline Title in Dramatic Final
Young Jake Schaefer of Chicago defeated Welker Cochran of Hollywood to win the world 18.2 balkline billiards crown in a five block match 1500 to 1304, becoming the third new champion in a year after Hoppe and Hagenlacher. Cochran fought back in late blocks but Schaefer closed with a 16 to seal the victory.
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Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Jake
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Manson
Jake the Wizard
Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Schaeffer
Hoppe
Edouare Horemans
Belgium
Eric Hagenlacher
Cochran
Washington
French Net Stars Arrive for Tennis Play
The three French players Jacques Sprugnon Jean Borotra and Christian Boussus arrived from Rio de Janeiro to tour the United States. Representing the Racing Club of Paris they will face the Penn A C in Philadelphia Friday then play in Chicago Saturday before a cross-country series ending with a voyage December 28 to New Zealand Australia and South Africa.
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Jacques Sprugnon
Jean Borotra
Christian Boussus
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Chile
Uruguay
Argentina
Brazil
Racing Club of Paris
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
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Australia
South Africa
Saintlings Meet Tough Opponent In Feature Game
Saintlings face St. Pat's of Iowa City at home in a feature matchup. St. Pat's known for strong opposition. Saintlings, in good form after a 14 to 7 loss to Ft. Madison Sacred Heart, aim to rebound tonight. Preliminary at 7 15, main game at 8 o'clock.
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Iowa City
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary’s
Ft. Madison
Sacred Heart
Iowa
Hornsby Freed In Moore Suit Over Bets
Rogers Hornsby, star of the New York Giants, won a circuit court verdict clearing him of seven counts in a $36,275 suit filed by Frank L. Moore, a former Cincinnati betting commissioner. Moore claimed Hornsby owed for horse race bets. the jury did not sign a portion of the verdict.
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Frank L. Moore
Cincinnati
Moore
Hornsby
New York Giants
De Molays Meet St. Marys Celts In Friday Night Showdown
The De Molay basketball team travels to Muscatine to face St. Marys Celts featuring Powers brothers John Phil Ed and Mike at forwards and Joe Nigg at center. The lodge squad, already 5-0 this season, hopes to extend its win streak after victories over Blue Grass Blues and Heinz.
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Davenport
Muscatine
de Molay
John
Phil
Mike Powers
Joe Nigg
Powers
Tri- Cities
St. Ambrose Academy
de Molays
Blue Grass Blues
Blue Grass
Heinz
Jefferson Gym
Lodge
TeStraker
Huber
Evans
Horst
Barger
Figg
Valett
Gray
J. Mary
Best Kicking of the 1927 Football Season
Wittenberg college nominates halfback Jerry Bradley as top field goal kicker after he booted six field goals from placement on eight tries and scored 20 points after touchdowns in 24 trials. His six kicks were the team's only scores in two games, a notable season highlight.
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NBA
Cleveland
Wittenberg College
Jerry Bradley
Bradley
Denver Tigers to Meet Strong Western Touring Team
DENVER IOWA December 22 The Denver Denver Tigers a strong touring team from the west will meet a rival squad in an upcoming clash. The article notes the Tigers’ reputation and anticipates a hard fought game against the visiting rivals.
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Wilton
Denver, Colo
Tigers
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