East High Names Artus Basketball Captain for 1924
Carl Artus junior was elected captain of the East High basketball team at the annual banquet held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Tollefson. Artus was praised for his leadership and guard play. he was the only East High player besides Johnson to gain honorable mention on an all state selection.
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Carl Artus
Enat
Ovary
East High
Johnson
Des Moines
Artus
Yeats
Alcott School
Clyde Kipparatha
Louis Kresensky
Kresensky
Tollefson
Coles
Birtsch
Gunstead
Holmen
Anderson
Bulett
Atrs
Genevieve Powell
Ella Gunstead
Johnson Fulton bout could reshape New York boxing card
The Johnson Fulton clash in Jersey City looms as a New York Jersey commission dispute nears a head. Jersey insists Johnson must honor the Jersey City contract and may seek an injunction if Muldoon resists. Cook argues for Johnson to accept Jersey obligations while eyeing Willard's May 13 date.
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Davis J, Waalsu
International News
New York
Johnson-Willard
New Jersey
Floyd Johnson
Jersey
Johnson
Fulton
Jersey City
William Muldoon
Muldoon
Newton Bugbee
Jersey Commission
Bughes
Milk Fund
Mickey Walker
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
New York Commission
Thies
Charle Cook
Cook
Jess Willard
Altho Mul- Goon
T18
Wilcon
Freddie
Willard
Comic Strip Satirizes Congress Patter in Type J
Alecki the Barber laments Congress overdoing laws and debates in a humorous panel. He mocks lawmakers praise of sessions while criticizing public demonstrations and proposals for petty penalties on various everyday acts. The cartoon editor adds a closing tag, noting Associated Editors.
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Alecki
Itheay
The Laws of Golf Questions and Answers Essay
A reader asks about water hazards and touching water with the clubhead, worm casts on greens, and accidental holing of another player’s ball. Answers explain penalties, ball replacement, and proper handling, with guidance on submitting questions for publication.
A Tip for the Round from Bernard Darwin
Darwin urges golfers to master temperamental swings through control in all shots including putting. He explains that carelessness breeds more errors and pros illustrate discipline, noting the need to avoid slack half-hearted shots and maintain steady focus.
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Bernard Darwin
Toomorrow
Cecil Leitch
Amateur athletic union bans many athletes from abroad this year
The Amateur Athletic Union announced that except Yale Harvard track meet Oxford Cambridge in England next July no athlete under their jurisdiction may take part in athletic contests abroad this year. Harry Grab of Pittsburgh will meet Johnny Woo n in a summer bout. Tex Rickard spoke on the planned event. Eddie Roush faces a $80 daily fine for missing training. Massillon outlaws and other clubs face organizational tensions as athletes face restrictions for Paris Olympics next summer. Stanislaus Bbyszko b r i n brain concussion after a match with John Czek. condition not believed serious.
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St. Louis
Frank Henry
Mobile Yast
Browns
New York
Unsion
Yale-Harvard
Oxford-Cambrides
England
Harry Grab
Pittsburgh
Johnny Woon
Tex Rickard
Cincinnatim
Eddie Rousch
Cinti
Salaha
Massillon
Paris
Cied
Austria
Kansas
Oltys
Stanislaus Bbyszko
Johnczek
Nebraska
Ion
Training Camp Notes Spur Marathon Record Talk
Springfield reports increase in marathon record efforts as Scott eyes a new mark. Ankle injury during a game put doubt on his availability for the opening week. Johnston City and Memphis briefs note Sox over Giants and upcoming Tigers matchup. Phillies weather setbacks stall intercity clash prep. Evansville and Norfolk items mention Pirates win and Conroy heroics. Navy aviation carriers discussed amid wartime planning.
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Springfield
Everett Scott
Robins
Yanks
Xoo
Johnston City
Tenn
Sonnare
Tans
Bancs
White Sox
Giants
Kansas City
Iman
A Cubs
Kansas City Tes
Indians
New Orleans
New York St Louis
Fnang
Memphis
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Sammy Hale
Phillies
Filiadelphia
Art Bill
Thoming
Athietica
Evansville
Ind
Adamea
Boehler
Pirates
BM Conroy
Senators
Wis Wallop
Boston Braves
Twilight Baseball League Returns for Inter-Sunday Schools
Inter-Sunday School Twilight Baseball League will again operate this year with May 14 opening games. Ten Sunday schools have applied for admittance as no deposit fee remains and each entrant must have a representative at Tuesday’s meeting at the Y. First Presbyterian and others vie for the two year old league cup while league grounds are set at Waterloo park.
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Lik. Richardson
M. GC. A
Bencol
St. Paul's MM. IE
Union Congregational
First M. B
Ghriat Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptist
Calvary Evangelical
First Congregational
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace M. BE
Galt
League Park
Waterloo
Mississippi Valley League Park
Cedar River Park
Paddock Storms National A A U Center Again
New York April 13 More tension for Charlie Paddock the fastest man who faces a new AAU clash as the international affairs committee bans him from going to Paris for the University of Paris games. Paddock travels to New York to sail for Paris despite the ban, with support from the Southern Pacific association and a USC commission.
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New York
Charlie Paddock
A. A. U. International Affairs Committee
France
University of Paris
Paddock
Southern Pacific Association
University of Southern California
Paris
Ady
A. A. GU
Dig AL Aldl
Ste“Nna Association
California
St Paul’s M B Church Names 1923 Baseball Team
St Paul’s M B church has announced its 1923 baseball team with L F Church as manager and Ed Truai as assistant manager. Don Briges is captain Herbert Niles treasurer. Twenty youths signed to play and practice begins soon. The club aims to repeat last season’s success and will schedule games with Wateroo and nearby towns.
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St. Paul's M. B. Church
F. Church
Ed Truai
Don Briges
Herbert Niles
St. Paul's
Watertoo
Trapshooting Scores Highlight 1922 Vicinity Standings
Charles Hummel of La Porte City posted the top local score with 9564 on 1620 targets in 1922 per the American Trapshooting Association 1923 yearbook. Waterloo shooters, Jefferson and Mason City competitors shown among state leaders with high marks and averages. George Nunn is state singles champion with 197 of 200.
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Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Dar-J ‘Ne
American ‘Trapshooting Association
Hummel
A .F. OM. Shores
Waterloo
Hae
Porto City
Tia
AL Shores
Waterlon
Nile Webber
EL G. Northey
W. _Witty
J.C Hammterion
Bert Ropass
Saterloo
Gienn Haven
la Porte
H. Shepherd
Poastera
la Porta City
George Nunn
Jefferson
W.S. Hoon
Jewell
Jesse’ Booth
Bayard
Sam S. Foster
Mason City
Knipp to Meet Ritchie in Semiwindup Next Month
Albert Knipp will tackle Frankie Ritchie in a six round semiwindup at the Amons-Milligan scrap in Marshalltown on April 20. Knipp, a Waterloo resident and lightweight, is a well known local figure and may meet Roscoe Hall of Des Moines in the near future.
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Drake University
Des Moines
Scott
Wells
Hall
Maszulo
Gill
University of Ilinois
McElven
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ralph Spetz
Wisconsin
Drake
Wobia
Lukens
Schulte
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Kansas
Kansas City
Albert Knipp
Frankie| Ritchie
Amons-Milligan
Marshalltown
Knipp
Waterloo
Roscoe Hall
Clear Lake Lauded as Ideal Summer Resort
Clear Lake in Iowa is extolled as a premier summer resort in a new illustrated booklet by the Stewart Simmons press for the Clear Lake Commercial Club. The piece highlights north shore scenes the city park Lake Shore hotel and local boating fishing and band concerts while noting vacations nearby bases and daily deliveries of fresh eggs and vegetables.
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Clear Lake
Saratoga
Stewart- Simmons Press
Bayside Park
Efe
Cler Lake
Regorts
State Football Squad Out By Mentor
Columbus April 13 Ohio State spring football remains intense with Head Coach Jack Wiley demanding effort from candidates. The squad was pruned, last week the ax fell on more than a score new hands as attendance and attitude were cited for the action.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Jack” Wilea
Hagen Aims to Defend Open Golf Title in Britain
Walter Hagen, holder of the open golf championship, expects Britain to retain strength with rising young players. He plans to defend his title in England and dismisses rumors of a $10,000 side bet with Gena Sarazen, noting no challenge was issued.
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United Press
New York
Great Britain
Jock Hutchison
Walter Hagen
United States
England
Hagen
Gena Sarazen
Rochester
Sarazen
Gena
Cedar Rapids Country Club to Have New Pool
Cedar Rapids plans a concrete swimming pool worth 10000 dollars as the season opener in the club’s improvement program. The pool, templated to be finished in late June, will be pear shaped about 200 feet long and 175 feet wide, with depths from 2 to 12 feet. Hampton to get a country club course west of town. Golf lovers voted to locate the new course on the W H Robinson farm two miles north of Hampton.
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Cedar Rapids
Geder Rapids Country Club
I .Ig
Country Club
Hampton
Coonley ‘Hotel
W. H. Robinson
Golden Rule to govern Big Ten baseball opening
The Western conference baseball season opens with a new code of sportsmanship and courtesy. Taunts and insults toward batters or pitchers will be forbidden and considered unsportsmanlike conduct. Thalowang visits Urbana for Illinois, Indiana faces Ohio State at Columbus, and Chicago plays Northwestern in Evanston.
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Associated Praga
Chicago
Incin
Grifiths
Thalowang
Urbana
Illitois
Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Northwestern
Evanston
Sisler Denies End Of Career Hype
Akron April 13 George Sisler rebuts obituaries saying he is not out of luck or finished. In a letter to brother Cassius he calls himself a still active ballplayer and disputes claims of imminent retirement. Cassius notes a past nose fracture and influenza influence on vision, but Sisler remains determined.
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Akron
George Sisler
Sisler
Cassis
Hare
George
Cassius
Presbyterians and Pirates Meet for City Amateur Cage Title
Presbyterians and Pirates square off next Monday evening at East High Gym in a city amateur basketball title battle. The game, postponed due to a prior agreement between managers and players, promises a fast, hard fought contest with both teams evenly matched as the city title hangs in the balance.
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East High Gym
Pirate
First Presbyterian
Imanagers
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