East High Basketball, Football Banquet Highlight Year
East High roots through three main sports as football banquet and captain selection loom at 6 p.m. in the East High cafeteria. Eligible letters go to Capt. John DeLong and others while Wood misses for scholarship lapse. Des Moines opponents and scheduling with East High loom large as basketball, wrestling grow with interclass tourney and new bleachers planned.
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Thara
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Edward Anderson
Averett Dooley
Roger Dooley
Kurl Kaltenbach
Wayne Jameson
Harry Peverill
Burnest Wheeler
Walter Lee
Alerbert Jane
Marty Hulett
Paul Nemmers
Robert Thomas
Wood
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Louis Kresensky
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Des Moines
North Des Moines
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Kresensky
Marshalltown
Bobdne High
Goone
Last High
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Osage Quintet To Play Here Tonight In YM Stadium
Osage Seminary quintet will perform at Gates Waterloo Business College Avenue arena tonight starting the season. The locals boast a strong return, with Jean Loung’s team confident of victory. Notable players include Conn, Veach, Maln, Schulte, Metien, and Torwards in the probable lineup.
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Colle Ave
Y.M
Tadium
Osage Seminary
Loung Jean
Raphe
Victo
Reenter
Reach
Anothher
Cola
Veach
Maln
Schulte
Metien
Torwards
Illinois Captain Ejected as Football Team Coach Vacancy
Associated Press report notes Urbana Illinois where Dave Wilson is ejected captain amid a vacancy created by Dan Pedan's illness. The item also mentions a New York Supreme Court justices appointing a receivership for Tex Rickard and other boxing results in New Orleans and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Urbana
Dave Wilson
Illinois
Dan Pedan
New York
Supreme Court
Guy Stars
Tex Rickard
Jersey City
Syracuse
Reading
New Orleans
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Happy Lilliston
Danville
I Centralollege
Colonels
Notre Dame
San Diego
Sele Lake City
Utah
Siaith
Salt Lake
George Sollis
Smith
Philadelphia
Johnny Dunuve
Harry Kid Brown
Chicago
Leo Huggins
Davennel
Jack Burns
Chi Éso
A Comic Strip in Type by J. P. McEvoy Elevator Starter Guide
A humorous piece satirizing elevator starters. It mocks the hard to start routine and exam style questions posed to workers. The sketch jokes about ignoring occupants, knowing little about passengers, and failing to recall names while listing comically impossible quiz items.
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Ared
Hawkeye Rollers Climb in League Action
The Hawkeye Rollers defeated Fried Care crowd at Waterloo alleys last night to tie for first place in the league. Cavanaugh and A Manatu led scoring with two 200+ games each, and Manatu anchored the Fried Care five with top efforts.
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Iawkere Oil
Waterloo
Hawkeyes Springs
Briedl Cafe
Cavanaugh
A. Manatu
Briedl
A. Manan
Greenback Wings of Giants May Get Severe Trimming
National League battles loom as owners discuss capping salaries for players. Ebbets and Dreyfuss push for a maximum price on bush leaguers while plans to revoke the knothole club charter at St Louis gain attention.
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United Press
New York
Giants
Lere Rodents
Squire Albush
Keydler
Barney Dreyfuss
Sal Wheiden
Ebbets
St. Louis
Sam Braiden J
Branch Rickey
Iil
Ebbets and Dreyfuss
New Stars Rise to Replace Old Hawkeyes
Iowa City reports Coach Howard Jones will rebuild the Hawkeyes for 1922 after losses of Aubrey Devine Glenn Slater and others. Locke returns at fullback. many veterans, including Thompson Kandlesky Wilk and Parkin, plus yearlings, vie for starting spots as spring practice looms.
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Chimpion Towa
Hawkeyes
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Glenn Devine
Slater
Holding
Gold
Howard Jones
Iowa Big Guns
Locke
Hawkeye
Aubrey de Vine
Belding
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Wade
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Bellwall
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Parkin
Hancock
Hampton
Handy
Thom
Janis
Yerkes
Thike
McGuire
Miller
Varsity
Seiling
Bordsten
Rich
Charlton
Bill Kelly
Altho Charlton
Baseball Magnates Mulling Rule Changes at League Meet
At the annual meeting in New York the National League owners and managers discussed reforms. They weighed curbing player salaries and adopting a 12 month contracts system. John Werder proposed capping minor league sale prices to majors to ease team tensions and preserve the draft.
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Associated Press
New York
National League of Baseball Clubs
Heratony
John Werder
Ional
Knipp vs Smith in Waterloo Boxing Show Tomorrow
Fight fans await the Waterloo armory card headlined by Fritz Knipp of Waterloo versus Jack Smith of Des Moines in ten three minute rounds. Proceeds go to Salvation Army relief fund amid questions over Smith's past dominance and Knipp's recent comeback. Jenkins faces Paulson in an eight round bout with Tonko vs Nesbitt and Ton go preliminaries. Alex Filler referees and Dooley Kirsch announces.
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Fritz Knipp
Waterloo
Jack Smith
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Relex Fund
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Smith
Adda
Jenkins
Paulson
Harold Jenkins
Gus Paulson
Joe Kuipp
Phil Tongo
Wes Moines
Tony Gentle
Cedar
Faus
Billy Nesbitt
Sioux City
Six-Club Nebraska State League Formed for 1922 Baseball
Lincoln, Grand Island, Beatrice, Norfolk, Hastings and David City will form a six club Nebraska state league for the 1922 season with a $1800 salary cap and a $14 per player wage. Clarence J. Miles of Grand Island heads the new league with Herman Stein of Hastings as vice president. the circuit aims to grow to eight clubs and operates under a class three rating.
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Neb
Hutt
Leaguuna
Grand Island
Beatrice
Norfolk
Hastings
David City
Clarence J. Miles
Nebraska
Herman Stein
Devine Aims to Shine in Iowa Basketball This Winter
Aubrey Devine star of Iowa football reports for basketball practice aiming to win nine I s this season. He competes with seven or eight teammates for a varsity guard spot while Coach Ashmore speeds up a new offense. Opening game is January 7 against Wisconsin at Iowa City followed by a slate of Big Ten foes.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Aubrey Devine
University of Iowa
Iowa
Devine
Awbrey
Aubrey
Ashmore
Kelleway
McGovney
Lohman
Gordon
Frohwein
Hurlburt
Vollmer
Wisconsin
Lows City
Innesota
Minnespolis
Purdue
Lafayette
Chicago
Madison
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Colusnius
California to Meet Illinois in 1923 Football Series
University of California will play at Urbana in 1923 under contracts signed by athletic director George Hult of Illinois and UC coach Andy Smith. The Illini will then visit Berkeley in the following season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Hult
University of Ilinois
Andy Smith
University of California
California
Urbana
Illini
Berkeley
Francis Dowd Dies From Blood Poisoning After Knee Scratch
Wheeling, W Va Dec 13 Francis Dowd a high school student died in a hospital yesterday from blood poisoning doctors say resulted from a knee scratch suffered during basketball practice three weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Dev
Francis Dowd
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