Speedy Prelims for Jannory Program at Armory
A three-favorite supporting card is set for the Blue-Bourland bout at the Armory on April 15. Albert Knipp, Waterloo’s rising light-heavyweight, returns after a year to meet Omaha’s Charlie Watts, holder of 37 straight wins with 24 knockouts, in an eight-round semi-windup.
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Iowa Battlers
Armory
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Albert Knipp
Charlie Watts
Omaha
Knapp
Knipp
Waterloo
Stribling
Albert
Omande
Iowa
Welters
Aurora
Ima
Altho
Roetind
Carl Maddox
Cedar Rapids
Omaha Star
Cvral
Saab Moody-Billy
Ring
Ray Krause
Dehr
Tiny Lewis Makes Marks In Northwestern Track Debut
Versatile Tiny Lewis of Northwestern is described as a braven line-plunger and jug sernaut who competes in discus javelin shot put and hurdles. His victories helped the Wildcats defeat Notre Dame in an indoor meet while showcasing speed and power across events.
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Leland
Lewis
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Indoor Standings and Team Notes From League Tables
Indoor standings from the National and American Leagues show teams like Waterter Fruits, Woodmen, Packers, Silvers, and Overland with varying GP and points. Notable names include Hath Packers and Grace MOK, with Walnut and Santee listed among locations. standings reflect early season results and team positions in a compact, era-appropriate layout.
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Ccc
N.oly Joht Deere
Reat
Eastern High School Star Sets New Swimming Mark
In Chicago April 74LP The 17-year-old New York High School swimmer Kojac lowered the world record in the 18-yard backstroke to 1 39 4 5 and then to 1 40. He won the National A A V indoor meet with a 4 39 1 5 in the finals. GC A A relay team triumphed in the 40-yard race over Cherry Circle and NY A T L swimmers.
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Chicago
Johnny Weismuller
George
Kojac
New York
GC. A.A
Cherry Circle
N.Y. A. Tl
Finals of Iowa U Boxing Tournament Tonight
Ten boxers compete in the all university boxing finals here tonight. Mayes McClatin, top scorer for the United States last season, seeks to prove equal power in his fists. Leroy J. Pfeffer, wrestling captain elect, faces Stewart Hagan of Sioux City in the 118 pound class. Quintin Collins of Airfield meets Charles Seaman of Cheruken in the 135 pound class, promising strong entertainment.
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Town City
Knights
Ryrems
Mayes McClatin
United States
Leroy J. Pfeffer
Keo
Paul Berlenbach
Gehis Stewart J. Hagan
Siguxy City
Quintin Collins
Airfield
Charles Seaman
Cheruken
First Presbyterian and First M. E. Nines Win
Baseball scores highlight a win by First Presbyterian and First M. E. nines in a mood mood Wheat Mood event with Moret and Prestas contributing.
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Touma Wong
Red rookie pitcher signs contract but won't hurl
George Wood, a young pitcher from Ferme Rica Institute, signed a major league deal with the Cincinnati Reds that included a ban on him pitching on Sundays. Discovered by a Texas scout, Wood’s pact with President August Hermann was finalized in Cincinnati. Negotiations began in Orlando, Florida. National League President John Heydler vetoed the Sunday exemption, and Judge K M Landis later ruled in Wood's favor.
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Cincinnati
George Wood
Ferme Rica Institute
Cincinnati Reds
Wood
Texas
August Hermann
Reds
Orlando
Fla
John Heydler
National League
K. M. Landis
Baseball
First Presbyterians Win On Forfeit In League Night
Victories in Sunday school league games at the Y M C A featured First Presbyterian taking a forfeit win from First Brethren while The First at Walnut Street Baptist edged Walnut Street Baptist and Grace MA VW. clash looms with tense Friday night contest.
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Walnut Street Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Grace MA VW
Hockey world series opener features Ottawa Bruins clash
The Ottawa Senators face the Boston Bruins in the first Stanley Cup playoff match tonight as the NHL season begins its chase for the title. Also in hockey, the Duluth Hornets challenge the National League winner in a world series showdown, while Kansas City and Chicago fight in a boxing style card reported with sparse details.
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Kansas City
Callahan
Chicago
Elmer McMullen
Dodge City
Tiny OH
Ottawa Senators
Boston Bruins
Minneapolis
Duluth Hornets
Legion Band to Play at Reinbeck Next Tuesday
Becker-Chapman post American Legion presents a concert next Tuesday night in Reinbeck. The legion band will be augmented by the drum and bugle corps and three soloists. Program includes Over There, Wall Hall the Gang's All Here, Poet and Peasant, Breezin Along With the Breeze, Battle of the Nations, Stars and Stripes Forever, Columbia, Semper Idem, Them Basses, Camp Scene and Taps, with Miss Mildred Lace and George La Hue Black.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion Band
Reinbeck
American Legion Post
Cohen
Malliott
Suppe
Whiting
Paull
Soren Nehoos
Hayes
Mildred Lace
George la Hue
Black Face
Les Lewis
Cpebani
Ox-Yokes Mounted in Courthouse as Relics of Pioneer
A pair of ox yokes gifted by Henry W Grout were mounted in the Black Hawk county courthouse as relics. One yoke was worn by oxen driven by S B Grout in 1856 from Illinois to Waterloo, the other from Samuel Owens. An oxchain looping between the yokes is also displayed.
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Grout
Black Hawk County
S. B. Grout
H. W
Illinois
Waterloo
Samuel Owens
Huang the Man of Steel and Fire in St Louis Talk
Chinese representative Huang Lai Tien, famed for leadership in the China Young movement, spoke at First Methodist Episcopal Church about What Is Happening in China and Why. He has held roles as Chinese secretary of the board of foreign missions and commissioner of economic and social research in America and Europe. News outlets praised his oratory, knowledge, and lucid, fluent expression.
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Tien Lai Huang
China
Methodist
Episcopal Church
St. Louis Star
Steel and Fire
Huang
China Young Movement
America
Board of Foreign Missions
Europe
The
New York Times
Peking University
Syracuse University
Columbia University
Chicago Tribune
Journey at Whiteside begins with many teams entered
The Whiteside city bowling tournament opens April 18 with doubles and singles events. Early entrants include Cor ey's restaurant Eddie Johnson Elks T. Wagner Elka and Bud ack's grocery Illinois Central Vinteensee alleys Central Town Pow and Light Co Bartlett-Mc Farkine Ruel Co. Additional teams from Rath Packing Hall Ek felt Repass Automobile and St Mary’s are likely.
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Ito
Jack
Robbitt) Morris
Central
Vinteensee
Central Town
Pow. &. Light Co
Bartlett-McFarkine Ruel Company
Rath Packing Company
Hall- Ekfelt
Repass Automobile Company
St. Mary’s
Graveled Primary Roads Now Passable in Black Hawk County
County engineer W. D. Johnston announced that all traveled primary roads in Black Hawk County are now passable after two days of sun. Officials noted the spring thaw and alternating cold and warm spells slowed repair, with frost lingering in spots and crews setting poles amid shaky ground.
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Black Hawk County
W. 3D. Johnston
War observance program at Memorial hall featured veterans
Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion marks the tenth anniversary of the US entry into World War with an informal meeting. Veterans Malcolm, Eagle, Arbuckle will speak about their war experiences, joined by Joe Eagle and Myron Arbuckle. A song and dance act by Frederick, Ula Brown, and others closes with lunch.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
America
Memorial Hall
Ror Malcolm
Joe Eagle
Rainbow Division
Myron Arbuckle
Frederick
Ula Brown
J. He Burts
Harry FE
Maine
Henry W. Dalman
Graceland College Expands With New Dormitory Building
CNS reports Graceland College in Lamoni will use the former children’s home as a new dormitory next fall. The expansion follows the fire that destroyed Patroness Hall dormitory. The extra space is intended to house displaced students and accommodate the college’s growth.
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CNS
Graceland College
Beildings
Acgiris
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