Iowa Gridders to Host Rotary Guests Tomorrow
Aubrey Devine captain and quarterback of the University of Iowa football team, a leading All-America candidate, and Duke Slater star tackle will visit Waterloo with Locke Belding and Coach Monard Jones for a Rotary luncheon at Russell-Lamson Hotel. The group, traveling from Iowa City and Osceola, will be hosted by local officials and state grid fans, highlighting Iowa’s 1922 season success and key players who powered victories over Notre Dame.
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University of Iowa
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Locke
Belding
Osceala
Jones Unl Slater
Iowa City
Iowa
Notary
lRnlary
Waterloo
Duke
Slater
Malter Eckersall
Chicago Tribune
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Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
Clinton
Wild Devine
Ames
Slater EO
Denisom
Mason City
Devine
Coach Jones
Yale
Tad Jones
Univerity
Greene High Opens New Gym With Double Wins
Greene high christened its new high school and gymnasium with a night of basketball. The Greene girls defeated Marble Rock 8 to 2 as Helen Hardman scored all Greene points. The Greene boys overwhelmed Marble Rock 14 to 3, with the Marble Rock five unable to stop the local rush. A large crowd attended the dedication.
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Greene. In
Greene High
Marble Rock
Greene
Helen Hardman
Decatur Staters Triumph Over Canton Bulldogs In Football
Chicago reports Decatur Staters defeated the Canton Bulldogs 10 to 0 in a football clash. Also noting Jimmy Murphy sweeping a major automobile race, with Tommy Milton in second, in San Francisco. Postseason baseball series saw San Francisco defeat a Mission team. boxing heads into 19-round decision in St. Louis with Heitschroeder, Young Wid, McCoy, and Herman. California football practice begins Dec 17 ahead of Pasadena game. Minneapolis buys Tred Jordan. St Paul makes Trendricks and Sheehan permanent Saints. Bowling match set with Blown and Marino in Chicago for eight games nightly over six nights starting next weekend.
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Cal
Jimmy Murphy
Tommy Milton
Los Angeles
Vernon
Mission Team
St. Louis
Young Wid
McCoy
Brooklyn
Herman Heitschroeder
Berkeley
University of California
Pasadena
Minneapolis
Minn
Tred Jourdan
Salt Lake City
Minneapolis American Associaion
St. Paul
Tim Trendricks
Tom Sheehan
American Associaton
New York Yankees
Alex
Zimmerman
Outfelder
Saints
Chicago
Mort Tindser
New York
Charley ‘Trucks
Philadelphia
Jimmy Blown
Frank “Marino
A Comic Strip in Type McEvoy Gwan to Bed Stories
A fragment recounts a bowl of animal crackers in soup living contentedly until an oyster arrives. Disagreements erupt over the intruder and the crackers debate his place, fearing loss of space and appetite. The tale closes with a call to bed, credited to Associated Editors.
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Johnny
Plana
Luis Mame
Manny Yoourself
Oliver
Oiiver
Uae
Jouk
Ivar
Sant Owith
Gwan
Associated Editors
Iowa U Sets Big Ten’s Largest Basketball Floor
Iowa City report states the University of Iowa armory will host a new floor of 90 by 60 feet with a regulation court and about 5,000 seating. Permanent balcony seating for 3,200 plus 3,800 bleacher seats around the court. The plan aims to top Illinois and Indiana capacities.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
J. N. Ashmore
Ilinois University
Indiana
Little Tutors Top Dike Five In Tough Opener
Iowa State Teachers College training school defeated Dike consolidated five 35 to 17 in Saturday night action. First game required extra minutes, with Little Tutors prevailing as Dickinson of the college officiated. Capt. Frank Trolis led the scoring for the first squad, joined by Mullinex Starbuck Isley Palmer Cole Davis McBrids and Thompson. The second team loss came in a five minute extra period with Lynch White L Orr Short and Jane contributing.
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Uss Dickinson
Conpo
Frank Trolis
Mullinex
Starbuck
Isley
Palmer
Cole
Davis
McBrids
Thompson
Lynch
White
Orr
Short
Ane
Des Moines Reports Huge Year for Fish Rescues
The Iowa fish and game department says over 2,000,000 fish have been rescued from landlocked waters along the Mississippi this year. Most rescued fish are full grown and were released from prison ponds into running streams. The department hopes to save about 200,000 more before year end.
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Des Moines
Mississippi River
Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Traer Bowlers Triumph Twice Over Dysart
The Traer bowling team led by FLY Wignall J W Berggren John Varba Louis Varba and Amos Eliott defeated Dysart on local alleys by 2 pins in the home match and again won on Dysart alleys by Livins in the second return bout.
Shell Rock Quintet Defeats New Hartford in Narrow Win
Shell Rock basketball team beat New Hartford 29 to 42 in a rough game. The Shell Rock five aimed for a stronger performance next Friday as they seek to improve their season record and bounce back from the loss.
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Shell Rock Quintet
New Hartford
Hartford
Shell Rock Basketballeam
Tha
New Htartford
Jesup Five Wins First Two Games In Strong Start
Jesup Iowa December report shows the high school basketball team victorious in two straight games. They defeated Dunkerton 14 to 5 and Orange Consolidated 35 to 6, showcasing a powerful offense. The schedule includes two tournaments, Buchanan County and the Iowa State Teachers College meet with multiple open dates.
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Jesup
Aspa
Dunkerton High School
Orange Consolidated School
Dunkerton
Munger
van Einan
Ham
Cook
Hull
Heoy
Brant
Lamb
Dundon
Wild
Basta
Mond
Alunier
Hampele
Janson & Munger
Wiun Mtn
Ateferce
Dmmes
Orange
Orange Five
3Lunger
van Eman
Coulieres Hull
Susler
Kingasman
G Ktingaman
G. Miller
Jef K. Miller
Wolf
kets—Saylor
van Hmann
G. Klingaman
EH. Miller
Fields
Ti S. Cn. U
Buchanan County
Iowa
Oraunge
Hiudson
Ringe
LaPorte City
Huldon
East Gridders Dine Wednesday at East High
The East High football squad will dine Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the East High cafeteria. Guests include squad members officials school board members and newspaper men. A captain will be elected to succeed Captain John Ne Long at the event.
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Baiatet of East High
East High
John Ne Long
Clarksville Five Defeats Oelwein in Close Way
Clarksville high school basketball beat Oelwein 14 to 1 in Clarksville Iowa. The contest stayed close for both halves, with Clarksville leading throughout and the final whistle signaling the end of a decisive victory.
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Clarksville
Oelwein
Clarksville High School
Snow Drops Down Faultless In Bowling Match
The Snow Drops defeated Faultless 2 games to 1 on Waterloo alleys Saturday afternoon. Faultless bounced back in the final game to post the highest single-game score, with Claus leading the Faultless team by totaling 160.
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Waterloo
Claus
al Snow Wurster
Miller
Arte
Cornell Center Plays Hero Role In Big Game Victory
Mount Vernon Iowa December 12 Paul Dee a six foot Iowa farmer boy center on the Cornell college football eleven played through acute appendicitis to field four quarters in the big game His brave effort inspired the team which elected him captain for 1923 Dee remained in practice until ten days before the match despite doctor's orders and his performance helped turn a potential rout into a hard fought, evenly matched game until the final whistle.
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Mount Vernon
Paul Dee
Iowa Farmer
Cornell
Dee
Major Baseball Moguls Mostly Falking Trades
National and league meetings in Manhattan sparked talk of trades and purchases ahead of next season as owners, managers, players, and officials convened. International league seeks reentry via franchises in Syracuse and Jersey City, with Montreal and Providence involved. The focus remains on transactions over drafts or seven game series, as talks continue into December.
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Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Montreal
Providence
Syracuse
Jersey City
Landis
Hickey
American Association
Jack Henricks
Indianapolis
United Press
World series atmosphere grips town as majors gather
The town buzzes over a major league and minor league gathering around the campiira for opening powwows. A big trade between Washington and the New York Yanks would send Huggins, Sam Rice, and Joe Judge to New York in exchange for Roger Peckinpaugh and others, with Peck reportedly poised to serve as playing manager of the Senators next season.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Peck
Senators
Giants Set 155 Double Plays in Season Mark
United Press reports two records and one tie by National League fielders. Walter Halts key season high .997 at first base in 150 games with four errors in 1,461 chances. Horace Ford of Boston tied 1882 mark with 12 assists in a St Louis game. George Kelly led Giants with 1,652 putouts 115 assists and 1,684 chances. Ed Kenetchy noted for Robins and Phillies with most errors.
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United Press
New York
Walter Haltke
Boston
Giants
Horace Ford
St. Louis
George Kally
Ed Kenetchy
Robins
Phils
Bohne
Cincinnati
Deal
Chicago
Flack
Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Barnes
Notre Dame Centre Game in San Diego Still Possible
San Diego authorities await final details after Centre College and Notre Dame considered canceling the December 26 clash. Telegrams prompted renewed hope that the football game will be staged as planned, with only minor issues left to resolve and a lingering misunderstanding to clear up.
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Notre Dame
San Diego
Ozone
Associated Pregy
Cal
Centre College
Schaefer Beats Hoppe Again in Balk Line Crown Defense
Jake Schaefer, 26, defeated Willie Hoppe to win the 18.2 balk line world title in Chicago, marking a second era triumph following his father’s victory in 1968. The elder Hoppe’s recent loss ended a long, storied reign. Schaefer’s precise speed, distance control, and delicate yet firm stroke redefine the modern game.
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Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Schaefer
Hoppe
Willie
Orchestra Hall
Colorado
Jake
Local musician joins Rochester Symphony Orchestra
Valmah Schumacher, long employed at Majestic theatre, has accepted a position with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra in Rochester Minnesota. The Daily Post and Record notes the ensemble now numbers 46 musicians with several ex Minneapolis players. Schumacher, formerly Army Symphony bass, will join her husband in Rochester to finish the season before heading to Michigan for the summer.
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Rochester,minn
Valmah Schumacher
Schumacher
Majestic Theatre
Rochester
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