West High to Play Ten Basketball Games Next Season
West High will play ten basketball games in 1928 under Coach Ralph Sarff. Opponents include Orange Township, La Porte City, Dunkerton, Washington High of Cedar Rapids, Charles City, and Vinton, with Mason City Osage Cedar Falls and East High dropped from the schedule. The slate opens December 9 at home against Orange Township and closes February 24 at Vinton, with four lettermen returning: Stetad, Gnagy, Watson, and Pixley.
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Washington High
Cedar Rapids
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Dunkerton
Ralph Sarff
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la Porte
Mason City
Osage
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Watson
Pixley
la Port City
Manchester High School Opens Track Season with Meet
Manchester High School held its first track meet of the season at the fair grounds with teams from all four classes. The schedule for the next six weeks includes a music contest at Waterloo, dual track meets at Anamosa and Independence, a junior-senior banquet, a Cedar Valley meet at Waverly, music night, vocational and manual exhibits, a quadrangular meet at Independence, senior exams, the sectional state track meet, and county play day culminating in final exams.
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Views on Private Ownership of Fish and Game in Waterloo
A letter responding to a Courier discussion argues sportsmen deserve respect for others' property, condemns trespassing, and questions private control of wildlife. It cites William F. Vosseller and cites Pennsylvania’s game program showing public management supports hunting with broad licenses and funding. The piece defends public ownership and criticizes private monopolies by sportsmen.
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White Sox lose in ninth as Indians win 3 2
In Cleveland on April 2, the White Sox reserve players rally in the ninth but fall to the Indians 3 to 2. Schalk, Clancy, and Hunnefield contribute late-inning hits while Blankenship is summoned to bat but strikes out. Ted Blankenhip, subbing for Moore, ends the threat with two outs in the final frame.
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Hawkeye-Fuls Steinecke Signs to Join Hawk Prospects
Chicago rookie catcher William Steinecke, who tried to jump his Wateroo contract, reached terms and will be released from the other club. He will join the Hawk prospects next Wednesday, per Manager Dix. Also notes Pertilli vs Rollinger in Ironwood and plans for Moline Waterlo o opener and Cedar Rapids baseball manager Pete Hughes arrival. Oklahoma players who signed with Waterson joined Marshalltown after traveling Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Ind
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Oklahoma
Waterson
Marshalltown
Bonnie Stewart
Ansons
George Martin
Ushers to Run Armory Seating for Blue-Bourland Fight
Thirty two ushers will staff the Armory for the Blue Bourland fight Wednesday night to ensure fans receive the seats they paid for. Four squads of ex service men were chosen by Legion officials to handle the crowd and escort attendees. Doors open at 6 30 to manage early arrivals as only 200 general admission balcony seats exist.
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Tex Rickard
Anson Manager Shollenberger Moves to Danville Preparations
The Ansons coach Shollenberger relocated to Danville Illinois to set up for the squad’s arrival next Wednesday. About 25 players to report. Veteran pitcher Hans Anderson arrives from Decorah home after winter in Portland. Anderson to join early next week.
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West High Drops Thanksgiving Game in 1927 Schedule
Coach Ralph Sarff announced that West High will not play a Thanksgiving game this year. Webster City was added to the schedule for Saturday, November 19, at home, replacing the East High Turkey Day matchup. The two teams signed a two year contract with a return date in 1928 at Webster City.
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Ralph Sarff
Webster City
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West High
Old Rose
Mary Browne Faces Amateur Golf Ineligibility
New York April 15. Miss Mary K X Browne former national tennis champion and leading woman golfer will be ruled ineligible to play as an amateur by the United States Golf Association executive committee next week officials said. Browne already forfeited amateur tennis when she joined C C Pyle to tour with Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. The golf decision hinges on whether a tennis professional can be an amateur golfer. The ruling is expected to favor keeping the sport's amateur status for the future.
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Mary KX
Miss Browne
Braves Rout Brooklyn In 7 0ver Boston Debut
National League scores show Boston defeating Brooklyn 7 to 5 in a game where Dazzy Vance struggled in his first start. Edwards limited the Dodgers to six hits as Boston built an early lead and held on. Multiple players contributed on both sides with fielding errors noted and pitchers exchanging moments of strong relief.
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Lhote
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Tatras
Hametan
Paylor
Cea
Synmeark Pwobry
Burris
Fridge
Delicate decision on golf future and precedent
The association faces a delicate situation affecting the golf future of a highly skilled, internationally renowned woman and could set a precedent of far reaching importance.
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Indoor Winners to Contest in Special Series at Forum
Pennant winners from the National and American indoor baseball leagues will play a special series during the week of April 25 at the Forum. Illinois Central Regulars and John Deere are expected to clash in the event. Last night the Regulars beat Waterloo Fruit 11 to 2, and John Deere defeated Altstadt Langias 15 to 10. Paterson and Fagerland starred for the Regulars. Weigel and Sullivan for the Fruits. Clark and Trotter for John Deere. O Connell and Holmes for the Bakers. A monument to the Brest entrance passage used by 1,000,000 visitors from 1917 to 1918 is planned.
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Have You Had Yours Thousands Borrow Here Today
Advertisement text offers 6 percent interest and a 2 percent fee from Morrig Vlan Co. urging readers to borrow for various needs with a promotional tone indicating broad appeal and many past borrowers.
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Ladies Cigarette Holders and Pipes Advert in Iowa
An Iowa shop advertises ladies cigarette holders cigars news tobaccos novelties and the best stock of pipes. It lists a phone number 1208 and an address 100 Mast 4th.
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