Blue to tangle Tiger Cline in St Paul boxing bout
Promoter Tom Walsh backs Earl Blue in a Friday ring clash against Tiger Johnny Cline as Blue trains in St Paul. Lou Rotlinger predicts Blue will win with his punch power, while Cline has defeated several touted foes including Bert Colima and Morrie Schlaifer.
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Johnny Cline
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Rotlinger
Midwest
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Ming
Johnny Cine
St. Louis
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Bert Colima
Patay Reero
Chuck Lambert
Charles Long
Omaha
Cine
Warnie Smith
Mike Gibbons
Morrie Schlaifer
Isez
Rudy Isez
Rockford, I
Taght
Joe& Knipp
Harold Jenkins
Muller
Rockford Battlers
Fowa Ward
Joe Knipp
Franklin Battler
Albert Knipp
Joe
Isoz
Minneapolis
Jenkins
Albert
Ring *Orns
Iin
Katpp
Harrold
Boxers and club notes mix with sports appeals in regional wrap
The report blends updates from local boxing bouts featuring Mawkeye-Fuls Johnny Harris and Les Moines with notes on Heck Island football prep and Ottumwa and Waterloo efforts to fundraise. It also covers pitching plans, Canvass drives, and league deposits amid a busy calendar of regional sports and events.
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Johnny Harris
Les Moines
Flor Larson
Moline
Heck Island
Football Slate of Teachers Hi for Next Season
The article outlines the upcoming football schedule for teachers and notes a fall slate featuring several veterans. It references a November 11 date and mentions Cedar Falls and regional teams as part of the northeastern circuit.
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Iowa State College to Stand Behind Metcalf
Ames, April 1. Student organizations pledge a united backing for Metcalf at a luncheon held in his honor. Metcalf, then at the University of Minnesota, will assume new duties next fall. Representatives say the student body will support him in developing athletics at the college and state level.
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Fege
TN Metests
Wihlefies
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Metcalf
University of Minnesota
Amos Laves
Fer
Lancheon
Valuable Awards To Be Made At Drake Relay Meet
Drake University announces trophies prizes for the fifteenth annual Drake relay meet to be held in Des Moines from April 25 to 26. A silver team trophy will go to each institution winning a relay, gold medals to the top four relay teams, silver medals to runners-up, bronze to third place, and a gold watch to the champion in each event. Eligible athletes must meet conference eligibility rules.
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Ges Moines
K. K. Wilson
Drake University
Yes Moines
Wen
Ose
Sihletas
Barlos
Elgihiyeet
Party-Seven Track Candidates Answer Call at East High
Track team from East High prepares after a health break with coach Ben Mil guiding calisthenics and a sanitized workout. Weather may affect practice as seven runners and athletes including Strobahia Raymer eye spring events from April 2 to 20 with possible changes to relay squads.
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East High
Ben Milvocluitte
Spd
Mack Frentor Stans
Dubuque Bowling Star Rolls 300 in Spectacular Play
Dubuque’s local bowling sensation wowed crowds with a 300 game and a 125 string, adding to a season of high scores including an 804 triple and 279 in three games. The bowler, a decade in the sport and manager of A. A. Agard alleys, joined rare company with another local who previously logged a perfect game at Fitzgerald's.
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Dubuque
Tanx
Leo
Maiko
Inn
Nee Bye
Rilig
Ile
Zillie
Jomain Dirbucore
Alblig
Zile
Zilig
A. A. Agard
John Christoff
Fitzgerald
Maquoketa Izaak Walton Chapter Plans Bird Food Planting
Maquoketa Izaak Walton Chapter plans a program to plant grasses along the river to furnish food for birds and beautify the grounds. A watershed restoration effort includes restocking the stream with game fish, with an April 1 meeting to discuss a state park site and ongoing trail projects. State board attendance and a creek launch trip to Maquoketa River Pinhook are planned as part of the natural beauty day.
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Hapter
Izaak League
Maquoketa Walton
Maquoketa River
Wilk
Bowling Standings and Scores Highlight Rotary League Night
Liehtyy bowling team defeated Wy Uut'S tive in three straight games and Morris and Moore each contributed two wins as their teams swept opponents. Jackson led with 238 followed by Gates 203 More 203 Buchanan 792 G Shoemaker TOR Loomis 141. Also notes Boys week events April 27 to May 3 with four activities across cities.
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Plan World Wide Junior Olympic for Boy's Week
Anvil and plan world wide junior Olympic event aims to unite youth competition for boys across nations. The PMU team said this first global attempt will showcase emerging talent and foster international sports exchange.
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PMU Tee
Havers Swing Among Golf Masters Analyzed
Inside Golf columnist Chester G. Horton studies Havers open champion, contrasting his swing with Vans stylistic approach. The piece highlights right shoulder position, head steadiness, and the principle of keeping the head still to drive the ball, noting Havers' ability to hit long, straight shots.
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Havers
Haver
Rethera
Varcdon
Vans
John FL Dilte Co
Dempsey Plans Pictures and September Fight Schedule
Champion Jack Dempsey prepared for a busy season moving his camp to Universal City after signing a contract for 31 motion pictures to be released within two years. A meeting with his manager and promoter cooled talk of a title bout in Ti Juana, with Kearns saying a September fight could occur if promotion rests on Dempsey and his team.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Dempsey
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Exico
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Jackiearns
James Coffroth
Kearns
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Tijuana
Coffroth
Four Iowa State Matmen in Olympic Tryouts
Four Iowa State college wrestlers travel to Ames for sectional Olympic tryouts held Friday and Saturday in Iowa City. Mindon Sloan, Nevada, is the only one with intercollegiate experience this year. Wright Sheldon, 125 pound class, and Marvin Smith, 175 pounds, are graduates entering the trials. Ottuniwa freshman Cromms will enter welterweights, with coach Otapalik confident in his ability. Russell Nelson, Boone, last year’s All-College champion, also seeks honors in the 155 pound class.
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Ames. Ta
Iowa State College
Iowa City
Mindon Sloan
Nevada
Town City
Wright Sheldon
Crelone
Will Iemer
Marvin Smith
Jane
Otapalik
Laws City
Gly Cromms
Ottuniwa
Will
Onapatik
Ronoms
Sloan
Russell Nelson
Boone
Witl
Hhonors
Athletics Look Like Real Team in Strong Conception
Connie Mack imports punch for the Athletics and eyes a four figure finish in the American League race. New regulars Strand Simmons and Bishop boost hitting power while veteran pitchers Harris Hasty Heimach Naylor Ogden anchor the staff. If health and spirit hold, Philadelphia’s club could top the pennant threats and spark a lively season.
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NI “Latlbey
International News of
Birmingham
Connie Mack
Cornelius
Connie. Com
Connie
Paul Strand
Salt Lake
Simmons
Milwaukee
Max Bishop
Baltimore
Reon
Athletics
Tallenbergs
Strand
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Braves
Relub
Hanser
Bishop
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Ibest
Sammy Hale
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Welch
Miller
Perkins
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Rowland
Mackian
Harris
Hasty
Heimach
Naylor
Ogden
Horn
Romimeli
Boxing round by round results from British championship event
The report lists numerous bouts from the Newelbht Champion Ship of Great Britain with fighters including Barbarian Carrott over Harry Mason, Tony Canton over Sanne Soler Hamilton, Johnny Tear over Johnny Ruts, Morrison over Janes, Jimmy Slattery over Reed Cumberland, Jack Delaney over Ine Tan Vil Wilkesbarre, Lou Terash over Madden, Tommy Gibbons stopping Soldier Lee, and others. results cover 12 to 30 rounds, with weights and locations noted such as Youngstown Omaha Philadelphia Bridgeport and Cleveland, reflecting a packed professional boxing card in multiple cities.
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Tondon
Rik
Glasrow
Plymouth
Great Britain
Decireit
Barbarian
Carrott
Harry Mason
Johnny Ruts
Fonmer
United States
Ohan
Youngstown
Morria Behicifer
Omaha
Tena
Tommy Gibbons
Paul Lieht
Soldier Lee
Chicago
Petre Haute
Paat Mathoa
Dee
Jitan Ushewerdht
City
Halle
Ilolnny Merioy
Cleveland
Ibows
Clumbus
Henry
Pitts
Jouret
Red McDonaut
Toledo
National interscholastic basketball tourney opens today
Chicago April 1 Twenty of the forty teams entered in the national interscholastic championship begin first round play at the University of Chicago meet with the balance scheduled for tomorrow East meets west in the opener as Manchester New York vies with Boise Idaho Simpson high Birmingham Alabama and Walla Walla Washington return from last year along with six other 1923 entrants who will face new opponents tomorrow Kansas City Kansas the defending champion is not entered
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Manchester
N. Fivies
Boise
Ida
Simpson High
Birmingham
Alt
Walla Walla
Washara
Kansas City
Kan
Training Camps Show Prank Chance May Run White Sox
Training camp rumors place Prank Chance taking charge of the Chicago White Sox after the club reaches Chicago. Johnny Evers as acting manager has deferred releases until after Chance’s conference, with Hornsby and others in play. News notes also mention Walter Johnson, Joe Batchelder, Gus Pell, and Babe Ruth feats amid spring camp changes and exhibitions.
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Associated Press
Chance
Chicago White Sox
Chattanooga
Pearless Lever
Officinls
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Acing
Ihvent Comissar
Harry Hooner
Jill
White Sox
Atlanta
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Jeagus, Hornsby
Alissa Jeanfartier Deay Iy Vorced
Jast Jannetts Pennington
J Walter Johnson
Washington
Sta
Senators
Tampa
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnson
Lefty Magridge
Boston
Nationals
Joe Batchelder
St Petersburg
Argo
Gus Pell
Boston Red Sox
San Antonio
Nero J
Hugh Buffy
Wort Worth
Skim Braxton
George Smith
Detroit Americans
Ashville
Johnny Bean
Habe” Ruth
Aras
Yankees
Rochester Internationals
Teel Tighan Truth
Waterloo Men Lead 2 Teams in Chicago Tournament
Waterloo men from Council Bluffs and Rock Springs coach two high school squads in the national prep casa tourney at the University of Chicago. Council Bluffs is guided by Byer and Rock Springs by Kepler. both teams face Holyoke and Pittsfield in Chicago pairings with kickoff times listed.
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Waterloo
Chicago
University of Chicago
Waterloo Men
Council Bluffs High
Byer
Rock Springs
Wryo
Quinet
Douglas Bregdsn
Air
J. EB. Bradon
Wrothing
Thomas Kepler
L. Wepler
Williston Juvenne
Council Brutis
Holyoke
Mass
Jblade
Rack Springs
Pittsfield
Mags
Two Iowa U swimmers named for pre Olympic tryouts at Indianapolis
Iowa City April 1. Klingaman Garner Ta and Ned Ashton were named by the Board of Iowa to compete for the university in pre Olympic tank tryouts at Indianapolis in May. Klingaman is a star in relays and dashes, Ashton excels in the 60 yard backstroke, and freshman John McClintock may join on his own record. Coach Armyruster notes no definite plans for the Midwest A C meet in Omaha April 12 but Iowa likely will enter five men.
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Iawa City
Tvan Klingaman
Garner
Ned Ashtons
Board of University of Owa
Indianapolis
Klingaman
Ashton
John McClintock
Iowa City
David Armyruster
Midwest A. C
Heie
Omaha
Towa
Cagers at Iowa Begin Spring Basket Drill
Iowa City April 1 Basketball practice resumed at the University of Iowa under Coach Sam Barry. Varsity players eligible next year and freshmen join a three nights per week fundamentals drill for several weeks. Reported: Captain Hector Danse Harold Jeysen WP. Fstein Dan Speed Raffensperger Ralph Hogan Arms McCenhell George Van Deusen James Laude and AL Dukin.
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Iowa City
University of Iowan
Sam Barry
Hector Danse
Harold Jey- Sen
Fstein
Dan Speed
Raffensperger
Ralph Hogan
CM. McCenhell
I Smith
Watson
George van Deusen
AL Dukin
Stribling Fails To Seize World Title In 12 Round Bout
In Newark on April 3, 19 year old Macon Stribling outpointed champion MeTigue in 12 fast rounds before a 15 000 crowd. Stribling kept winning rounds as police held back rioters while MeTigue retained the title. MeTigue floored in 10th but could not finish. Berlenbach KO’s Krohn in semifinal. Delaney previously stopped by knockout.
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Newark
Macon
Tawe
New Jersey
Regiment Armors
Mila Re'Tigue
Stribling
MeTigue
Pat
Pat Stribling
McTigue
Columbus
Berlenbach K. O
Paul Berlenbach
New York
Harry Krohn
Akron
Jack Delaney
Three Towns Bid For 1925 Iowa Cage Tournament
Des Moines April 1 three towns Boone Ottumwa Spirit Lake have bid for the state high school basketball tourney Boone has run the meet twice with success. The state athletic board holds the decision likely to wait until next fall.
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Des Moines
Phree
Boone
Ottuw Wa
Spirit Lake
State Athletic Board
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