Nebraska Indians May Play Here Next Month
The Nebraska Indians basketball team, featuring ex Carlisle collars and nicknamed Big Thunder and Fire, may meet Coburn's Independents in a local gym early January if terms are agreed. Coburn's lineup includes Sansone West High star, Wield, Leonard, and others. headquarters are Kansas City, with games on a midwest winter tour. Interested teams may contact manager 413 Fifteenth Street, Mt. Kansas City, Mo.
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Wa- Joo
Coburn
Intel
Elmer Gohn
King of Clouds
Lone Star
Little Brave
Fire
Kansas City
Joe Sansone
Rmer West High
Grey
Kaplan and Babe Herman Ready for Battle
Meriden born Kid Kaplan faces California and New York star Babe Herman in their seventh bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Kaplan holds the crown and is a strong favorite after a flawless rise to the title, with two prior wins in six meetings, two draws, and one Herman decision. Main undercard features Bobby Garcia and Finnegan in the otherweight clash.
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New York
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Babe Herman
Calrnia
Madm Square Garden
Kaplan
Erivan
Lernan
Waterhrs
Conn
Scrapfie Herpian
Bobby Garcia
Soldier Boy
Maryland
Finnegan
Boston
Otherweights
Debate at Tutor School Sees Intramurals Favored
An audience at Tutor School in Cedar Falls on December 18 voted 141 to 104 in favor of substituting intramural athletics for intercollegiate competition. The Tutors argued against commercialism while preserving value in sports. the negative claimed funds from gate receipts aid education and publicity for colleges. KEARNS PROFIT REPORTED. In Los Angeles, Waltrick Kearns, manager of boxing champ Welterweight and Jack Dempsey’s opponent, gained a $106,000 profit from selling an apartment house to a San Francisco buyer.
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Cedar Falls
Audihce
coge-Dubuque University
Kearns
Los Angeles
Cal
Ins Walrick Kearns
Lemar
Jack Dempsey
Attek
Ater
Charles Pacleare
San Francisco
Boxing results from multiple cities feature heavyweights and welterweights
In Klamath Falls Willie Keeper defeated Daline of Idaho in two rounds. Nick Perlick of Clairmont beat Homer Mith of Kalamazoo in ten rounds in Pittsburgh. Billy Borefield stopped Clonie Tait by knockout in Milwaukee in four rounds. Wheien of Chicago defeated Harry Jahn in Milwaukee over eight rounds. Augie Kieckheter of Chicago beat Kopilos of Detroit in a national ree-cushion match. Kur Opulos staged a comeback, taking the second round. A four-block slate remains with two more days. Chicago eyes action as Army Navy rout nears with park boards and patriotic groups meeting. Jackie Conway beat Shute Calahan in Des Moines over eight rounds. Des Moines box show featured weight-class ties and swift bouts across the card.
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Ore
Willie Keeper
Daline
Idaho
Pittsburgh
Nick Perlick
Clairm
Homermith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Billy Borefield
Ilwaukee
Clonie Tait
Ius. A
Wheien
Chicago
Harry ‘Nahn
Wilwaukee
Augie Kieckheter
Kopilos
Detroit
Kuropulos
Alommittes
Des Moines
Jackie Conway
St. Paul
Welterwelelt
Calehan
Dare
Minneapolis
Oh Logo
Mat
Bowling Diamond Joe Triumphs In Waterloo Commercial League
Diamond Joe bowling team won three straight games against Post Office quint in a Commercial league match at Waterloo alleys last night. Maothart led with 224 while Wally Manah was second with 214.
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Postoffice Quint
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Maothart
Wally Manah
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W. Manaht
Gaz Repass Auto Company
Leonard Cigar
George Mosher
Repass Motors
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Caweee Sweenes
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Mosher
G. Mosher
Wrasse
Stevens
Corey
Boman
Medical Life
Barretu
Boman Edo
Sethe
Edder
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Finnell
Wren Peer
Sorenson
St. Mary’s Bowling Association
Veam
Br. Kurth
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J. . Koc
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Manion
Shee
LL Pasha
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Thompson
Pees Ee
Categeeterene
Tvetiner
Earth
Marinon
Aed
Ana
Quackenbush
Tom Clar Hee
J. Schaack Ale Walt
Mulvaneyvlad
Barrett Peewee
A. J. Elfer
Koerter
R. Linder
Iss
Parochial High School Hoop Clash Tonight
St Marys and Our Lady of Victory academy clash in OLV gym at 8 p m for the city Catholic high school championship opener. The brisk game is expected to determine the local parochial series winner with fast paced action.
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St. Mary's
Our Lady of Victory Academy
O. L. V. A. Sumimasium
From Heroes to Minors The Fading Fame of Sports Greats
The article flags famed players like Eddie Moore, Carson Bigbet, Waner, and Rhyne as potential minor league cuts after peak heroics with Pirates and Giants. It recalls Casey Stengel, George Roche, and historical stars such as Dan Brouthers, Amos Rusie, and Harry Warden, noting how rapid the fall from glory can be for sports legends.
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AL Demamue
New York Glante
Eddie Moore
Carson Bigbet
Pirates
Waner
Rhyne
San Francisco
Suil
Casey" Stensel
Giants
George Roche
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Dan Brouthers
Ed McKean
Amos Rusie
Bill Lange
Young Griffo
George Dixon
Pat O'Dea
Willie Hexston
Harry Warden
Red Grange
Illinois University
Meyers Retains Title After Rough Finish With Bylund
Johnny Meyers world middleweight champ faced backlash in Chicago after a match with Minneapolis challenger Bobby Bylund. Meyers won two falls, but threw Bylund into the crowd a move many saw as a deliberate foul.
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Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Bobby Bylund
Minneapolis
Meyers
Bylund
Byhind
Cedar Falls High Football Players Earn Letters
Thirteen members of the Cedar Falls high school 1925 football team received letters at a banquet held last night in the high school. Dr. E. Cable of Teachers College spoke as principal. Letter recipients include Capt. Behrens Baxter Petersen Thra Leonard Crane Wilson Teiginger Ford Birch Fisher Mc Bride and Orbele. The upcoming schedule lists games from Oct. 2 to Nov. 20 with multiple home contests.
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Cedar Falls High School
BE. J. Cable
Natural Science Department of
Teachers College
Behrens
Baxter
Petersen
Thra
Leonard
Crane
Wilson
Teiginger
Ford
Birch
Fisher
McBride
Orbele
la Porte Guy
Nashua
Oelwein
Grundy Center
Independence
Iowa Falls
Teachers Collene High
Waverly
Ere
Rose Bowl gate receipts set to top fifty five thousand
Pasadena, Dec 18 Fifty five thousand tickets will be sold for the Alabama Washington football game in the Tournament of Roses on New Year’s Day. Washington coach R C Y turned announced today. Alabama is slated to receive expenses and about twenty five thousand dollars, while Washington would not close to fifty thousand if all seats are sold. Exact payments to teams were not disclosed.
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Pasadena
Cal
R. C. Ytormace
Washington
Alabama
College and Pro Basketball Scores Reported
Basketball results list Towa over Butler 26 24 Buena Vista 36 Ellsworth 23 Michigan 24 Pittsburgh 26 Carleton 33 River Pails 21 Harvard 36 Dartmouth 22 Cleveland 24 Buffalo 20 Tort Wayne 24 Boston 9. Golf purse Los Angeles Dec 18 More than 160 golfers. Open Jan 7 8 9 10 with $10 000 purse. Haskell Indians train Los Angeles Dec 18 Preparing for game vs Los Angeles Athletic Club after a wreck near Kingman Ariz.
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Towa
Butler
Buena Vista
Ellsworth
University of Michigan
University of Pittsburgh
Ee A Carleton Colleges
River Pails
Wis
Wnormat
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wayne
Boston
TUCH
Los Angeles
Ptay
Haskell Indians
INS
Kingman
Ariz
Lawrence
Kan
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Nashua High Cagers Defeat Clarksville, Last-Minute Shot
Nashua Indiana high school basketball team edged Clarksville 15 to 14 in Nashua. Clarksville led by one with two minutes left before Shoop hit a long basket to give Nashua the win.
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Clarksville
Nashua High
Plaza Stage Presents Mixed Acts and Star Screen at Local Theater
Change of bill at Plaza features Orange Grove Trio and Cas son Brothers with Marie. Keo Taki Yuki trio, dancing dolls, and a dancing ball game excite audiences. Virginia Valli stars in Up the Ladder with Forrest Stanley and George Fawcett. plot follows a woman sacrificing fortune to help a lover’s invention, then faces consequences and climbs again. Plaza orchestra adds guest musical program.
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Yrauiteville
Orange Grove
Oor
S Casson Brothers
Marie
Keo
Taki
Yuki
Virginia Valli
Forrest Stanley
Margaret Livingston
George Fawcett
Hig Hfa
Plaza Orchestra
New Rialto opens with Gypsy Strollers program
Chicago organist Alvin Adams presents bi organ numbers with word screening at the Rialto. The Gypsy Strollers launch a new musical comedy program on the Rialto stage starting yesterday with vaudeville changes. Harry Morrison sings Jaci Little’s Tomorrow Morning. A drama titled Without Mercy plays on screen featuring Vern Reynolds, Dorothy Phillips, Robert Ames and Rodcliffe Fellowes.
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Bilday Rialto
Gypsy Strollers Company
Rialto
Harry Morrison
Jaci Little
Vern Reynolds
Dorothy Philips
Robert Ames
Rodcliffe Fellowes
Kenneth McDonald in Pride of Sunshind Alley at Palace
Kenneth McDonald is featured in a new film at the Palace theatre with The Pride of Sunshind Alley. Also screened are Secret Service Lander and a Spotlight revue, offering a varied program at the venue.
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Sunshine Alley
Secret Service Landers
Sportlight Revue
Four State Colleges in Action Tonight on Polished Court
Deg Monnes reports four state college basketball teams ready tonight. Buena Vista hosts Ellsworth in the second meeting of their series while Simpson meets Des Moines Southern Surety. Local quintet faces Methodists in Indianola and Iowa University plays Notre Dame at South Bend.
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Buena Vista
Ellsworth College
Simpson
Southern Surety
Des Moines
Methodists
Indianola
Iowa University
Notre Dams
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