Boxing Results Highlight Waterloo Iowa Contest Roundups
Boxing results from Waterloo Iowa and surrounding cities recap multiple bouts. Notable wins include Johnny Cline defeating Tom Walsh in Minneapolis, Stribling beating Boots Quinn in Appleton, and Morrie Schlaifer losing to Warum Smith in a welterweight tilt. The report notes various undercard fights and a range of results reported by the Associated Press.
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Wort Sumter
Gamble
Warum Smish
Oke Iahoma
Morrie Sechlaifer
Caw
Johnny Eff
Oma
Smith
Karl Blur
Mike Gibbons
Adams
Boots Quinn
Atlanta
Hoy
Guimner
Joe Quinn
Minneapois
Applewan
Pek
Quinn
Schlaifer
Georgia
Ouinn
Timmy Nuss
Green Bay
Coorytan
Johnny Cline
Tiger Johnny Cline
Louis
Tom Walsh
Minneapolis
Billy Minneapolis
Walsh
Fred Milton
Jim Sherman
Jimmy Shea
May Construct New Eight-Drive Alley for Local Bowlers
Plans by Frank Manahl owner of Waterlod boys outline a summer project to add an eight-drive alley and pool area at the existing site. The proposed one story structure would include bowling lanes a fountain space and seating. If approved the facility would be built on the current property with parking and access as described in the preliminary outline.
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Frank Manahl
Waterlod Boys
Manahl
Manahi Saith
Waterloo youths among Iowa entrants in Kansas Relays
Two Waterloo youths Kin and Arnold Bendr Parkin will guard the relay teams for Iowa at the Kansas Relays in St Lawrence Kansas. University of Iowa entries include the 100 and 220 yard dashes, hurdles, shot put, javelin, discus, high jump, pole vault, broad jump, and mile events.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Kansas
St Lawrence
Kan
Kin
Arnold Bend
R Parkin
Mus Rel
University of Iowa
Three Club Rivalry Predicted In National League
The National League race in season centers on New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with Pittsburgh favored due to speed and infield strength led by Shortstop Wirght and a strong lineup including Schmitt, Bieber, Traynor and Grimes. Cincinnati and New York boast solid pitching with Luque, Rixey, Bonehue, Mas, Mays and Sheehan, while the Cubs aim for a late surge led by youth and Hotlover potential return.
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New York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
Ciub
Sea, Sons
Wilay
Wrisht
American Assorition
Maranville
Pittelureh
Cincingators
Luque
Rixey
Bonehue
Mas. Mays
Sheehan
Nan
Upois
Mtann
Teadtshaw Rbeldwin
Masta
Heaver
Hillers
Minh
Burlington Bees battle plan shapes spring roster rise
Long spring prospect notes from Burlington and Cedar Rapids detail signings and tryouts for a semi pro league season. Reports include pitchers Lacy Van Goethem Keyes Mullly Van Chiers Glent Warnstall Urban Hendee plus coach Tommy Gillin, with Mason City scouts and Rock Island visitors assembling talent for Wingfield period trials.
Forty Town Track Aspirants Entered in Kansas Relays
The University of Iowa track squad, totaling nine individuals in nine events and six relays, prepared in April for the Kansas Relays in Lawrence. Coach George T Bresnan eyed final selections after today’s university championship meet to determine who represents Iowa in the special events and relays. Key contenders included Crawford in the hurdles Dauher in the shot Hancock in the discus Swenson or Klindt in the high jump Boyles in the pole vault Jones in the broad jump and Marshall in the javelin. Relay interests centered on the mile relay the medley four and the four mile team.
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Hawkeyes
Crawford
Dauher
Hancock
Swenson
Klindt
Boyles
Jones
Marshall
Golf Swing Lesson: Let the clubhead Do the Work
Inside Golf writer Chester Horton recounts a favored teaching approach praised by Chick Evans. The article emphasizes the fifth fundamental: keep the body still and let the clubhead swing, imagining the clubhead as a stone on a string to avoid lunging and ensure the correct, exertionless strike.
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Chester G. Horton
St Golf Champions
Chick” Evans
Joha F Dille Co
Jock Scot Wins at Bowie in 100 to 1 Miracle Payout
At Bowie Maryland on Thursday afternoon the ten year old horse Jock Scot pulled a five length lead in a six furlong race. He paid $106 to win plus a $211.90 return for a $2 ticket as the fattest dividend of the season. The mount was supervised by trainer Marty Murphy and owner Ray Scherer. Meanwhile bowling leagues at Waterloo and Whiteside produced high scores and tight series as Black’s and Courier teams posted wins. The section also notes the Malayan peninsula and Dutch East Indies dominate global plantation rubber production.
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Bowie Racetrack
Santa Claus
Bowie — Track
Eld
Jock Scot
Tock Scot
Havre Ac Grace
Land
Tock Seat
Jock
Hasf
Ray Scherer
Scherer
Marty Murrphy
Black
Waterloo
Burns
Wilharm
Bhick
N. Wilhar
Burns Ogmird Demmett Stevenson
Isaham
Couriershowlers
Loop Ci
Whiteside
Courier— Hartman
Richardson
McDermott
sTraai
Trapshooting Team to Represent U S in 1924 Olympics
New Haven Conn April 13 The trapshooting team chosen to represent the United States in the 1924 Olympic meet has been announced with five from across the country. Capt Billy Fawcett will manage the team. The matches run June 21 to 29 with Americans also facing English championships and events in Algium and France prior. Frank M Troeh leads the squad returning from 1920, having won nearly every world title. The team was selected to include one shooter from each of five zones plus alternates, aiming to broaden representation and reduce regional dominance.
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New Haven
Conn
United States
Billy Fawcett
High Seas
Algium
France
Frank M. Troeh
Troeh
Ted Ey
Vancouver
Wash Mobridge
McCarty
New
Fawcett
Rob
R. A. King
Wichita Falls
Tex
CB. Platt
Bridgston
N. ii CO
M. Powers
Decatur
U. J
Rain Insurance Arranged for Drake Relay Meet
Des Moines April 12 Athletic Director RK L Wilson of Drake University took out 5000 rain insurance covering the fifteenth annual Drake relay meet set for April 23 and 26. The policy will indemnify 1500 athletes expected to compete for part of their expenses in case of bad weather, and receipts are prorated among visiting teams.
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Des Moines
RK. L. Wilson
Drake University
Drake
Industrial Bal Local Fans Form City League
An eight team City league was organized at Knights of Pythias hall. Frank King Beal elected secretary. Woo Reichert presided. About 60 attended. Teams: Witnei Central, Wise Motors, Nauman Company, Matt Parrotts, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Pythias, Hawkeye Oil, and Clute's Grocery. Waterloo Tigers merged with K C. Schedule to be drawn by Scully, Templin, Dwyer. By‑laws committee: Claus, Scully, Dwyer. Grounds committee: Gosweiller, Elwell, Frye. Captains named: Nauman Brye, Wise Motors Dwyer, Milinois Central Gosweiller, Na Parrotts Templin, Knights of Columbus Scully, Hawkeye Oil Claus, Knights of Pythias Reichert, Clute's Grocery Elwell. season to start mid May, games twice weekly at City league park and Cedar River park.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Frank King Beal
Woo. Reichert
Witneis Central
Wise Motors
Nauman Company
Matt Parrotts
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Hawkeye Oil Company
Ciute’ Ery
Waterloo Tigers
Thte K
C. Aggregation
George Scully
Loren Tamplin
Paul Dwyer
Northwestern Ohio colleges mull Little Big Ten loop
April 12 meeting at Findlay gathers athletic heads from Michigan and Indiana to discuss a proposed smaller conference. Potential members listed include Adrian, Highland Junior College, Western State, Toledo, Bowling Green State Normal, Defiance, Bluffton, Findlay, Wilmington, Antiven, Capital, Indiana State, Huntington, and Haram.
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Findlay
Ohio
Michigan
Gchoels
Adrian College
Highland Junior Colleges
Western State Nominl
Toledo University
Wling Green State Neotmal
Defiance ‘College
Bluffton College
Findlay College
Wilmington
Antiven
Capital University of Columbus
Indiana
State
Nominal
Huntington College
Har Bam College
Chess leaders duel as Lasker holds one game edge
New York April 12 Interest in the late four rounds of the Ones6 chess tourney centers on a race for leadership between Jose Capablanca of Cuba, the world champion, and Dr Emanuel Lasker of Germany, the former champion who starts the nineteenth round with a one game lead. Bogoljubow won an adjourned battle with Yates in 90 moves and drew another adjourned match with Alekhine yesterday.
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New York
Ifor
Jose Capablanca
Cuba
Emanuel Lasker
Germany
Bogdajovic
Fron Yates
Alekhine
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Morrie Schlaifer
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Cud Wilson
Sevastopol
Tommy Ryan
Hurad Pride
Ray Miller
Milwaukee
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Feather
Chick Donovan
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Jack Nelson
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Patsyoro
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Associated Press
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Coal Valley
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Peru
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Gray
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Keyes
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Tommy Gillin
Burlingie
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Dubuque
Billy Benson
Mason City
Wilhl
Marshalltown
Lacy
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Rock Island
Moline
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Boosters
Burlington
Hawkey
Jimay Sheallenberger
Met
Sippi Nine
Manager Winefield
T ‘He Bees
Triscilies
Shollenberger
Shis Plawboya
Johnny Salvatore
Chuck’ Lambert
Billy Conley
Gazette
Conley
Mike
Falien
Asar
Dairy Cattle Congress
the Courier
K. AM. Tobin
University of Ilinois
Burt Ingspersen
Francis Cigar CO
Water Street
Bowie
Malayan Peninsula
Dutch East Indies
U. S
Little Big Ten
Dickey Bird
Bridge St
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