Waterloo Greater Waterloo basketball team prep in Cedar Falls
Local five from Waterloo prepares for a schedule with Teachers College at Cedar Falls and Reinbeck in coming weeks. Manager coach Lyle McDonald notes season starts January 1 with Marshalltown visit, while a larger Y.M.C.A. practice crowd aims to build a stronger lineup and select an all star team from Waterloo players.
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Freshmen Squad at Iowa Draws 100 in Initial Call
In Iowa City on December 10, ninety five freshmen answered Coach Jenken’s call for a practice squad at the men’s gym. The freshman group, the largest in years, may form a first year squad to test against varsity and substitutes before Christmas vacation.
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George Hill to meet H Myre Friday night in boxing
Mason City Iowa December 10 Hel wre idol of north Iowa fans trains here for matches with George Hill the Watson heavyweight and Bill Edwards. He will meet Hill at Albert Sea Friday night while he wrestles Edwards here next Tuesday night. Myre recently returned from a hunting trip and appears fit to beat both opponents. Hill defeated Leo Alexander in Green Bay winning two straight falls.
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Helwre
Iowa
George Hill
Waterson
Bill Edwards
Kansas
Clarence Eklund
Hill
Albert Sea
Edwards
Myre
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Leo Alessander
Battle Creek
Mich
Green Bay
Wis
Polo Ponies to Sail for English Matches
Special cabins were reserved in the steamship Old North State for 40 pedigreed polo ponies that will carry the American polo players to international matches in England next June.
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Associated Press
New York
Old North State
England
Chicago Football Schedule and Title Selections
Chicago reviews its 1921 football slate with plans to aid Northwestern and favor Princeton preparation. The piece notes Michigan Iowa losses, Purdue moves, and coaching changes as it discusses energy conservation for the Princeton game and east coast training influences.
Brennan Scaling Road Work Ahead of Dempsey Bout
New York December 10 Bill Brennan plans strenuous road work for the Dempsey fight. He jogs ten miles and boxes eight rounds as he hones stamina. Brennan oversees his camp with a staff but spurns caution, aiming to outpace Dempsey from the opening bell.
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East Des Moines Faces Scheduling Clash With Cedar Rapids 1921
Des Moines high school and Cedar Rapids may not meet on the 1921 gridiron as East Des Moines negotiates contracts with Knoxville Iowa City Indianola and Newton leaving only one open date. East has scheduled Sioux City for Oct 15 and may play Council Bluffs at home with three away games.
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Englishwoman Hole in One at Pinehurst Distinct Feat
Mrs. Frederick P. Harris of London and Stanmore CC made the first ever hole in one by a woman at Pinehurst during a four ball match on the No. 2 course. The 155 yard hole faced a strong wind as Harris used a driver and the ball rolled into the cup after a 20 yard skip, marking a historic achievement in Pinehurst records.
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Atlantic
Frisch to stay at third with Giants for next season
New York reports that Frank Frisch will keep the third base job with the Giants next season are denied by manager John J. McGraw. Joe Rapp, a recruit, will be tried at second base as McGraw plans shifts in the infield.
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Joe Rapp
McGraw
Wilder chosen commander of Legion post at Allison IA
At the Allison Iowa American Legion Post annual meeting D E Wilder was elected commander with assistants A di Faber adjutant C E Harris and W E Rogers finance officer along with other officers. The post adopted a resolution supporting a national bonus and sent copies to regional and state officials.
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Iowa
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Allison
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Webster City
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Apington
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Aplington
Butler County
Wallace Burroughs
W. Burroughs
Wallace
Postal Service
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Belgium
Coblenz
Four Year Old Guernsey Sets Wisconsin Butter Fat Record
Fond du Lac Wisconsin Brownie of Linwood a four year old Guernsey cow owned by the Gorium farm completed a year of official testing with a butter fat record of 1331.07 pounds equaling 1038 pounds of butter. The breeder believes this is the top mark for Guernseys of her age in Wisconsin and near the top nationally.
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Gorium Farm
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United States
Boyle Starts Work of Building Bunny Team for Next Year
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 10 Now that Belden Hill decided to keep the Bunnies in the Three I league next season Frank Boyle will begin building his team for spring A nucleus of a strong team will form from retained players and promising youngsters Hill failed to win a visiting club guarantee or a rookie rule at Chicago meeting about hiring rookies The 140 game schedule runs from May to October with opening date yet to be set.
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Urbana
Chi
Ralph Jones
Lake Forrast Academy
Syracuse
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Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Bunnies
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Hill
Dakotan Locates Wife Thought Dead After 11 Years
Adolph Rinas of a farm near Sisseton South Dakota receives word his wife, believed dead after 11 years, is en route from Germany. Arrival expected daily as friends prepare to help celebrate the family reunion.
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Adolph Rinas
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Germany
Bush Signs Thirteenth Season with Detroit Tigers
Shortstop Owen Bush of the Detroit American League club has signed for his thirteenth consecutive season with the Tigers. The item notes a quiet, effective approach as a salesman and mentions a For Sale Act in the Courier.
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Detroit
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Owen Bush
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Ames to Stage First State High School Tank and Mat Meet
Ames Iowa announces the first state championship wrestling and swimming meets for Iowa high schools set for February 4 and 5 at Iowa State College. Nebraska and Kansas teams visit for wrestling and basketball as part of the events with medals awarded to top finishers in each class and banners for state winners.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Charles W. Mayser
Athletic Association
Town State
Nebraska
Kansas
Three-Cornered Tie in Three-Cushion Billiards
The national three-cushion billiard tournament moves into decisive play this afternoon as John Layton of New York faces Clarence Jackson to break the three-way tie for first place in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chitagd
John Layton
New York
Clarence Jackson
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