Skinnay's Quint Wins Lamson Cup In Class A Tourney
Central school clinched the Class A championship and the Lamson Cup at the west grade school basketball tourney. Emerson won Class B and the education board cup. Rosters include Central players McCarty Spry Haverfield Jensen Early and Emerson players Horzer Wittick Pettit Pow era Gray Weiss Smith Pollock Ransom.
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Central School
C. C. Lamson
Emerson School
Board of Education
Central
M. GC
McCarty
Merle Spry
Dave Haverfield
Oswald Jensen
Marion Early
Emerson
Louis Horzer
Morris Wittick
Saxton Pettit
Earl
B. Cohn
L. Leach
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Whittier
Wed
Edison
BAS
Wash
Lawell
Toledo Bowler Teams Among Leaders at A B C
Toledo bowlers push in all events as Woodvill Lime and Steel Castings place among top ten on late shifts. Leaders include Five-bten Brucks No. L and Chicago Central Alleys with individual standings and all-events marks noted for several players.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Woodvill Lime and
Steel Castings
Woodvill Limes
Steel
Grand Rapids
Rochester
Kansas City
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
Youngstown
A. Hartman
O. Whitehead
B. Grubb
St. A
Lew B. Krems
Yotel
Pittsburgh
Rotary Alley Games Fuel Local Bowling Point Race
Whiteside alleys host Rotary club Tuesday matches with Smack and VE Vit high scoring. Teams vie for top honors to be named U S Rotary champion as scores head to National headquarters. Evening doubles include Martin and Bodholt vs Johnson and Hardin and others with players urged to attend.
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Whiteside
Rotary
United States
Saner, Belle
Whiteside Alleys
Martin and Bodholt
Johnson
Hardin
McFarlane
Barker
Kenonewiy
Tuenhower
Lees
Scaneck
Morris
KE. P. Farley
Waterton Alleys
Anderson- Guynn
Moose
Senior-Faculty Basketball Game Scheduled This Afternoon
Readable text indicates a high school senior faculty basketball game set for this afternoon at the school gym. Moe A and Richardson are mentioned as probable referees. event described as a bond fair with amusement planned around the game.
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Cas
Axpertad
Richardson
Moe
Boyle in town seeks players for Cedar Rapids Rabbits
Manager Frank Boyle of the Cedar Rapids Three-league club is in Waterloo scouting local talent. Cedar Rapids aims to assemble a full lineup by April 7 with 14 players under contract, adding three pitchers and filling infield and outfield needs before the season.
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Frank Boyle
Cedar Rapiis
Waterloo
Orchard
Cedar Rapids
Boyle
Little Rock
Ark
George Tr
Moran
Hodges
Sacramento
Cal
Dysartius
Lneup
Hagerstown
Doyte
Dysart
Blue Ridge
Rabbits
Stephens
Warsaw
Crook
Clinton
Wood
Manly
Jack Hruska
Wilson
Nespo
Hardgrove
Durkin
Jenkins
Jumby
Corbett
Reinhardt
Weidell
O'Connor
Bunny
Ceidar Rapids
Breeders Urged to Limit Export of Trotting Horses
The American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders warns that over 500 standard bred horses may leave the U S for England France and Italy within six months. They urge breeders to halt export to avoid a 1922 stock shortage and diminish American harness horse supply. Alexander Gemmell shipped 20 Ameri Van trotters to London amid high prices and a record crowd.
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England
France
Italy
American Association of
Alexander Gemmell
Jbaser
London
Amerii- van Trotters
Saul
Theabo
AleCemanek
Tan
Saworthar
Robey
Morse
JACK JOHNSON ARRIVES IN MEXICALI FOR FIGHT TALKS
Calexico Cal April 1 Jack Johnson former world heavyweight champion reached Mexicali across the border from Mexica City carrying a passport said to be issued by the United States embassy. He began negotiations for a fight in Mexicali and signed to give an exhibition next Wednesday. Johnson plans to return to the United States soon after with authorities' cooperation.
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Calexico
Cal
Jack Johnson
Mexicali
Plohtson
Mexica City
Mexiche
United States Embass Tea City
Johnson
United States
Horse Comeback Seeks to Save Farm Power in USA
Chicago April 1 The Horse Association of America backs a bid to revive horse breeding and use as progress shifts to automobiles tractors trucks and airplanes. The group cites rising horse counts since 1930 and notes farmers paying high prices for teams while government bulle ins push breeding. Leaders include W D Tanham John W Gaver Glen Perrine and Wayne Dinsmore.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
United States
Horse Association of America
Carriage and Wagon Builders of America
Wayne Dinsmore
Association
Mr. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
New York
Dingmore
The
Horses Association of America
W. DD. Tanham
Waynes IL
View
John W. Gaver
St. Paul. Minn
Glen Perrine
Cincinnacid
Magee demands charges if Heydler files against him
Cincinnati April 1 Lee Magee professional baseball player in a signed statement accuses National League President John Heydler of a willful misstatement claiming charges against magnates have not been filed. Magee insists charges be preferred and hearings granted under the constitution.
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Cincinnati
Lee Magee
John Heydler
National League
Magee
Heydler
O'Connell Outpoints Valgar in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland Charlie O'Connell outpointed Benny Valgar over ten rounds per local reporters. In Detroit Cari Trenmine secured a newspaper decision over Bart Pur. In New York Private Frank Archand claimed the heavyweight department of the east title for the U.S. Army. In Camden, Peter Herman was listed.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Charlie O’connell
Benny Valgar
Detroit
Cari ‘Trenmine
Bart
New York
Frank Y.archand
Department of the East
Bantamweight Champion Beats O'Donnell in Eight Rounds
The bantamweight champion defeated K. 0. Joe O'Donnell in eight rounds. Dr. Shallenberger, specialist in chronic nervous diseases, of Waterloo, noted his condition. An advertisement lists hotel details and a medical ad for laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming headache relief.
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K. 0
Joe O'Donnell
Shallenberger
Waterloo
Bueseil-Lamwon
B. W. Grove
Rheumatism Sufferer Credits Blood Remedy In Augusta Ad
A 1919 Augusta Georgia testimonial claims relief from rheumatism and indigestion after using Number 24 for the Blood and Number 49 for the Blood. The writer notes partial improvement and plans to continue, recommending the products to friends and others with blood liver or stomach trouble. The note is signed by Westey Royal with a witness and cites a druggist from Evansville Indiana selling the remedies.
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Augusta
Westey Royal
J. M. Haynie
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Wangler Drothers
Sementy
Orchard Wheatland Signs Waterloo Semipro Players
Orchard manager W Constantine announces signing of Waterloo semipro talents for the season. New infielders include Hollenbeck Kenneally Manezhi Uncer and Manahl. Players say they will join Constantine to strengthen Orchard for the next season.
Winchester .22 Bolt Action Magazine Rifles Demonstrated
Capt. G. W. Chesley will demonstrate the new .22 caliber bolt action magazine Winchester rifles at the indoor range tonight and tomorrow night at West High School. Citizens interested in expert shooting should attend to watch the Clarksman at work. Further details will be supplied.
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G. W.chesley
Winchester
West High School
Clarksman
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