Opening of Industrial Basketball League in Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier reports the first round of the YMCA industrial league with two games on the Y floor as Gates college tops John Deere 25 to 23 in overtime. Sebert led Gates with five field goals, Donald Collentine led John Deere with four. Influenza sidelined key players. close, fast contest described as brilliant.
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Charles City Opens Cage Year at Nashua
Charles City will start the season with a basketball game at Nashua on Friday, December 21. A squad of 18 players is trying for the first team, including six lettermen from last year EY Hahn Bluhm Hauser Briscoe and L Hahn who have previously won a basketball letter twice.
Opal Bluege Sought by Yankee Pilot in Trade Talks
New York December 14 Miller Huggins the Yankees manager is desperate for a third baseman. He has turned to Ossie Bluege of the Senators but owners Walter Johnson and Clark Griffith deny any deal. Huggins may trade current third basemen and an outfielder to secure Bluege if possible.
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Iowa Conference May Have Dubuque as Member Again
Des Moines reports the Iowa conference met to set athletic dates and consider readmitting Dubuque University after its four year withdrawal when athletics were abolished. President W B Zuker will seek readmission and Loren G Miller indicated approval. State association officers were to be elected in the afternoon.
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North Dakota's Tallest Basketball Team Put to Test
Grand Forks, N D Dec 14 The University of North Dakota boasts one of the nation’s tallest basketball squads averaging six feet one inch per man. The all lettermen quintet will test its size on a holiday tour featuring Chicago Illinois St Louis Loyola Brigham Young and UCLA plus two games at Seattle against Washington. The Nodaks opened strong by edging Minnesota 25 24.
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The World of a Shopper and Public Figures
A collage of 1920s era quips on shopping, alimony, and fame. References to a wealthy man ordered to pay $125,000 in alimony, fashion trends returning, a Tex Rickard remark, and a list of all building football team selections. Includes humorous notes by Henry Litchfield West and W F on holiday handkerchiefs.
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Hampton High Opens Season Hosts Iowa Falls Cagers
Hampton High School basketball tips off the season tonight hosting Iowa Falls with a veteran Iowa Falls lineup and a Hampton squad led by Captain Laverne Hopes and Bert Miller. A preliminary girls game precedes the boys clash as part of a busy early schedule through February.
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Ernie North Fights at St Paul Tonight Feature Card
Fighting the feature prelim at St Paul tonight will be Ernie Worth Waterloo lightweight and Spud Murphy Moorhead Minn according to his manager G E Metcalf. Archie Amons well known town boxer also managed by Metcalf meets My Sullivan of St Paul in the main event.
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Boy Kills 300-Pound Bear Near Augusta
A 15-year-old Augusta, Maine boy named Robert Wing shot and downed a 300-pound bear with a 20 gauge shotgun after it surprised him during bird hunting. He fired twice at close range to bring the animal down.
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Florida golf stars head south for winter circuits
New York reports northern golfers migrate to Florida for winter events. The Miami Open opens January 1 with Sarazen defending his Miami titles. The Lagorce Open at Miami Beach offers the richest purse, March 18 to 23. The national club champions event runs January 16 to 19 in St Augustine, with Johnny Farrell overseeing. Joe Turnesa among leading pros preparing lucrative southern campaigns.
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All Sorts of Sports from Lawler to Iowa Teams
The Kelly Greens of Lawler Iowa seek matches with Black Hawk county independent teams after going undefeated last season with 14 wins and an average of 46 points per game. Lee Fairchild, ex Waterloo shortstop and Ottumwa league starter, is reappointed manager of Fairbury in the Nebraska State league. Other notes include Davenport calling for Burton Ingwersen’s Iowa football coach job, Michigan quail protection shifting beetle concerns, Evelyn Weyant to captain the 1929 Ia T C baseball team, Shorty Weyant a leading Iown college catcher, and Albert Pederson named Harmony track captain. La Porte City suspends basketball practice due to scarlet fever fears cancelling games with Reinbeck, Jesup, and Mt. Vernon.
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Baseball Gonfab Ends Peacefully For Major Clubs
Chicago December 14 The joint meeting of National and American league officials presided by Judge Landis kept baseball rules intact and extended the 1930 season to Oct 6 and the pennant race to April 16. Minor league talks were deferred, and trades were briefly discussed with teams like the Yankees, Athletics and Giants noting limited activity. Bubbles Hargrave was named manager of the St Pauls in the American Association. Pete Scott was released to the Mission Coast league. John J McGraw stayed home with a cold. Stoneham and Tierney represented the Giants.
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La Porte City schedules unknowns after layoff
Layoff may slow the squad which beat Hudson 32 to 16 last week. Coach W. J. Soll says 14 gnomes remain on the La Porte City schedule after Jan. 1 with a possible game against Cedar Falls Teachers' High on Jan. 4.
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