Ingwersen named Iowa football coach despite Cedar Rapids critics
Burt Ingwersen's appointment as head football coach at the University of Iowa prompts mixed reactions in Cedar Rapids while national figures praise his qualifications. Leland Parkin and other alumni send congratulations as administrators defend the decision amid local protests.
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Leland Parkin
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George Huff
University of Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Red Grange
Illini
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Grange
Wheaton
Til
Cedar Rapide
Towa
Maurice Cahill
King Thomp
Iowa Alumnus Club
Iowa City
Sam Barry
George Bresnahan
Walter R. Fiesser
Ring stars and league moves ripple through boxing notes
Hawkeye-Full Rudyisoz returns to Rockford to train under Mandell Rush and seeks rematches with Joe and Albert. Trainer Jack Blackburn aids Oklahoma welterweight for clash with Morrie Schlaifer in Chicago, while Johnny Cline scores easy win and Young Stribling eyes Midwest debut in Appleton with a $2000 guarantee. Burlington builds a rookie baseball showcase with altered fields and new uniforms as Henry Wingfield stars for the Bees. Cedar Rapids’ Ralph Michaels joins Chicago Cubs via Wichita Falls trade amid other league chatter.
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Jack Blackburn
Blue Will Scrap Tiger Again In Waterloo Circle
Boxing note previews a rematch scenario between Blue and Tiger Johnny Cline. Mentions Mike Gibbons in Blue's corner and the role of Tom Walsh in strategies, with talk of possible opponents and a Waterloo outdoor show with reduced admission.
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Tiger
Earl Hille
Johnny Cline
Mike Gibbons
Cling
Middlewest
Karl
Mississippi
Eie
Rostan
Waterloo Fruit bowlers edge Hawk Eye in league match
In Waterloo Commercial league play at Waterloo alleys Hawkeye No 1 struggled with three games while Waterloo Fruit took two. Notable scores include 203 by Alloward and a rare 200+ game. Lasker leads in the world chess tournament race with seven rounds left as Capablanca closes in.
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Waterloo Fruit Bowlers
Hawkeye Oi! No
Waterloo Alleys
Alloward
Hawkeye No
Claus le Ehh
Burnham
Brannon
Wilson
Yolala
Waterloo Fruit
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Rotary League
Whiteside Oilers
Lichty
Huntley
Morris
Moore
Wyant
Hussman’s
Ralston
Limper
Gates
Jackson
Associated Press
New York
Emanuel Lasker
Germany
Jose Capablanca
Cuba
Richard Reti
Czecho Slovakia
Alexander Alekhine
Russia
Altha Dr. Lasker
Capablanca
Reti
Alekhine and
Marshall
Gala lesson on golf swing by Chester Horton
Inside Golf columnist Chester Horton discusses a grip and swing basics. He emphasizes starting the club head back slowly, keeping it straight from the ball, then rotating and shoving upward as the body pivots for power.
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Chester G. Horton
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Carpentier to Meet Tunney Early June in Heavyweight Bout
New York reports Georges Carpentier will face Gene Tunney in an early June heavyweight bout. Manager Descamps confirmed acceptance to advance the fight date to avoid conflicting with a July 4 bout between Tunney and Tom Gibbons. Carpentier arrives May 18.
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New York
Descamps
Georges Carpentier
Tunney -Carpentier
Tom ‘Gibbons
West
Billy Gibson
Ar ‘Tunney
Carpentier
Cattle Circus Draws Crowd Amid Promoter Phrases
Strohecker from Freeport and Moore or Nuns challenge rivals as Blue and Cline set for a potential rematch. A large crowd is expected with marquee dime shows at the hippodrome, while Blue vows to rest an arm injury before a return bout.
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Strohecker
Freeport
Moore
Blue
Cline
Jane
Viger
Missing 12-pound shot stirs East High practice
At East High a 12-pound shot used in the shot put disappeared during the first outdoor practice. Coach Ben Miller, with eight years in charge, reports the loss may be tied to a rare charm or marbles collection. Investigators pursue several clues as the search continues.
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East High
Iworth
Ben Miller
Bute
Strangler Lewis to defend title against Gardini tonight
Philadelphia April 8. World heavyweight wrestling champion Strangler Lewis meets challenger Renato Gardini for the title tonight. Strangle hold barred under match conditions.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Renato Gardini
Windsor nets national title in western breakthrough
The Windsor high school team captured the national invitation interscholastic basketball championship, held in Chicago, marking the strongest western advance since 1918. Colorado, led by A Van Matre and Law, contributed four players in every game as Windsor relied on a five man defense to prevail. Bozek of Manchester led scoring with 65 points across five games.
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Yankton
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Emporia Guards
Walla Walla
Wash
el Reno
Okla
Tothe Emporia
Pwo Harbors
Minn
Evanston
Wingate
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Lexington
Amateur golf match play opens at Pinehurst
The first round of match play begins at Pinehurst in the all north and south amateur tournament with 16 qualifiers advancing from yesterday's qualifying round. The second round is set for this afternoon.
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Pinehurst
Goaliers
Boxing Roundup Hits And Narrow Decisions Across Cities
In a series of 12 round bouts Abie Goldstein defeated Tommy Murray in Toledo. Yan Busey Graham outpointed Pets Zivic in Utica to claim US Army bantamweight title on the ninth. Eddie Navigator Wag ner earned a referee’s decision over Danny Jiramer in Philadelphia after 10 unclear rounds. Multiple regional notes include Cage progress, bouts in New York and Chicago, and preparations for upcoming charity cards.
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Kid" Wagner
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Golf Greens Made Perfectly Uniform by New Experiment
A new method to create uniform lush putting greens uses shredded sod roots sown on ground with a thin soil layer. Developed by Prof. C. P. Halligan at Michigan Agricultural College, the process promises dense even turf within about three months and has U S Golf Association greens committee endorsement.
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Mich
C. P. Halligan
Michigan Agricultural College
United States Golf Association
Halligan
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