East West High School Football Classic Debated
The article discusses renewed calls to revive the annual east west football game, with the school boards of Chea bw and nearby districts weighing whether to authorize contracts. Dr. H. A. Boysen notes the east board favors the game, while the west board must decide. Coaches Teresensky and Fred Miller remain cautious as schedules hinge on the decision.
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Lea
Larry Acm
Weet
Tout
Roth
Bork
Eehuol
Scone
Oth Cogeh J
Nresensky
Aare Gaeson
Jody
East
Weet High
Waterton
Cam
H. A. Boysen
East Board
Teresensky
Fred Miller
West Board
Courtey
Work of rescuing the fish in Iowa streams ends season
Des Moines reports that placing a carload of game fish in the upper Des Moines river marks the close of the season for rescuing fish from sloughs and bayous. Men move fish from shallow waters to deeper streams to protect them during freezing, a task described as essential yet difficult.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Res Moines
Veely
Tutlalo
Gibbons to Rest After Injury Until Spring
Mike Gibbons announces a month off due to a bruised and swollen right hand from last week's bout with Mike O Dowd in St Paul. He says the injury is not serious but will keep him inactive until spring.
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St. Paul
Minn
Gibbons
Yazy
Mike O'Dowd
Mike
Orange Vive Tops La Porte 45 in Final Fightback
In a Friday night game Orange Vive rallied in the second half to defeat La Porte City five 45 32. Harold Kiinga and Emory Saylor starred for Orange while Towne shut down the La Porte scorers. Referee West of Coe officiated.
How to Be a Bridge Tender from Vocational Guidance
A compact guide notes this bridge tender job is hazardous and requires practical training. It stresses learning from experienced tolls and line signals, emphasizes safety rules for closing the bridge, and reminds workers to signal with a whistle and to cross safely when ready.
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Haratto
Ancessa
Chaimpagni Wit
Ruise
Grand Circuit May Include Windsor in 1922 Program
Detroit officials expect revival of Grand Circuit events at Kenilworth Park Windsor across the river from Detroit with a $10,000 M. and M. stake. If approved races would run mid June over two weeks to satisfy Canadian weekly limits. The plan preserves former stakes conditions and may renew Detroit Chamber of Commerce fixture for pacers in the 2 13 class.
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Mich
Datroit
Kenilworth Park
Windsor
Wenilworth
Cleveland
Samuel Wentide
Kenidworth Rk
Racing Association
Ly Ute
Merchants and i
Eals
Althy
Kenilworth
Samora Girt
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Charity Fight Show Raises Substantial Funds at Armory
The Armory charity fight show reported receipts of 740.95 with total expenditures near argent मगर details indicate 138.45 went to the Salvation Fund while promoter costs included fighter and railroad expenses. Management cited reduced costs through discounted services to boost profits.
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Yelter
Salvation
Armory
Pense
Lyne Moul
Uneic
La Porte City Gun Club Announces Holiday Shoot
Prizes include two turkeys geese and ducks at the La Porte City Gun Club shoot on the club’s new grounds by the river bridge. The event begins at 4 pm on Thursday with proceeds to fill the holiday fund.
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la Porte City
Torte City
Tle
Dom
Thirsedar
Shanee
Ahaynt
Bantamweight and Lightweight Title Bidders Highlight Boxing Year
In 1924 squaring at Madison Square Garden and other venues, bids for bantamweight and lightweight titles ran high. Notable figures included Johnny Kilbane, Johnny Bundee, Jack Sharkey, and George Chaney, with Henry Leonard retaining the lightweight crown amid sharp exchanges and disputed outcomes. The Dempsey-Carpentier clash loomed as the era's marquee event.
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Associated Press
York
Lynch Roses
Joe" Lyench
New York
West Side
Pete Uerman
New Orleans
Peter
Tidlson Square Garden
Johnny Bull
Tomnny
Jack Sharkey
Bul
Milwaukee
Pal Mow
Memphis
Chicago
Pal
Bull
Johnny Bundee
Feallan Fish
Johnny
George Chaney
Baltimore
Chaney
Johnny Kilbane
King
Cleveland
Danny Frush
Frush
Ott Reght
Leonard
Henry Leonard
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee Way
Ritchie
Stalian
Trocky Kansas
Johnny Wilson
Aryan Downers
Jou Tulabloos
Downer
Wilsor
Wilson
Jersey
New
Dempsey
Joe Burman
Carl Tremaine
Charles Led
Centre College Football Team Schedules San Francisco Trip
Centre College football squad travels to the west coast for a university showdown. Players depart tonight for Log Ads celes, with preparations focused on a demanding series of games and travel ahead.
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Centre College
San Francisco
American Ass'n Adopts 168-Game 1922 Schedule Debate
Chicago December 20 The American Association moves toward a 168 game season for 1922 with the season opening around April 12. President Hickey notes strong support for the 168 game plan though a bloc favors 154 games. Attendance last season was the league’s high, and Milwaukee proposes shifting Western teams to start in Eastern cities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Association
Tom Tfickey
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisvilla
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Hickey
Otto Borchert
Rolling and Flying Fails Rule to Stay in New York Wrestling
New York December 20 recognition of the rolling and flying falls rule by the state athletic commission for the Zbyszko Lewis championship bout will remain in use. Chairman William Muldoon rejected a return to pin falls only despite requests from George Bothner and Dr B B Roller. Muldoon said the rule safeguards the sport without reducing competitive interest.
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Associated Press
New York
State Athletic Commission
William Muldoon
Commission
George Bothner
B. B. Roller
Brandon Cagers Seek Wide Schedule This Season
Brandon Cagers plan a bold season with games against strong nearby teams. The schedule lists Dec. 28 Urbana here, Jan. 6 Quasqueton there, Jan. 12 Alburnett here, Jan. 20 Walker there, Jan. 24 Center Point there, Jan. 27 Independence there, Feb. 3 Quasqueton here, Feb. 10 Walker here, both Urbana and Center Point here, and the Feb. 24 25 county tournament.
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Urbana
Quasqueton
Alburnett
Walker
Center Point
Irvana
Boxing Notes From Multiple Cities Highlight Outcomes
Reports from Philadelphia to Detroit recap eight to 16 round bouts. Johnny Dun dee out pointed Jimmy Lanton in eight rounds. Tommy Gibbons defeated Bartley Madden in a 10 round no decision. Bob Hughes beat Tim O'Down in 16 rounds. Capt. Bob Roper knocked out Al Roberts in a 12 round amateur clash. Pat Moore beat Joey Schwartz in 10 rounds. Jake Schaefer leads in a 3 200 point billiards exhibition by winning the first blocks.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
New York
Jimmy Lanton
Denver
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tommy Gibbons
St.Paul
Bartley Madden
Mobile
Bob Hughes
Tim O'Down
Atlanta
Bob Roper
al Roberts
Staten Island
Detroit
Pat Moore
Memphis
Joey Schwartz
Jake Schaefer
Roger Conti
Raal
Veach to Yankees in Major Deal Then Kilinger Signed
New York reports two major Yankees trades may be announced before Miller Huggins departs for Cincinnati. Bobby Veach of Detroit is expected to join the club in one arrangement while two pitchers are also said to be involved. Huggins announced last night the signing of Glenn Kilinger Penn State’s all American back and infield baseball star.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati
Bobby Veach
Detroit
Tibbitts Bowlers Edge Hawkeye Oil In Close Waterloo Match
Tibbitts tailors defeated Hawkeye Oil 2491 to 2439 at Waterloo alleys in a tight three game set. Kroy led Hawkeyes with 208, McFarlane topped the tailors with 200 as both teams produced 200-plus individual scores. The Frieds team next faces North Waterloo Wednesday while Waterloo meets Howland Candy Friday.
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Hawkeye
Waterloo Alleys
Kroy
Hawkeyes
McFarlane
Tailors
Cavanaugh
Bbi Miller
Cook
Claus
Ikroy
Tibettts
Gunnizon
Meickert
Hayden
Frieds Bate
North Waterloo
Waterloo
Waterloo Alley
Howland
Wartburg College to Field First Football Team Next Year
Wartburg Normal College in Waverly announces it will form a football team next year following faculty council decisions. The move marks the school's first varsity football effort in its history as administrators finalize plans and recruitment.
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Waverly
Wartburg Normal College
Wartburg aims for top state athletics after committee action
The Wartburg college athletics committee plans to recruit candidates for the spring to prepare for the fall gridiron season. Coach Alf Swenson is expected to call for applicants as college authorities push to place the school in the front rank of state athletics. Meanwhile, a 50 game bowling match reported by AP in New York notes Mort Lindsey and Charles Trucks returning with 850 pins after 60 games, with Jimmy Blouin in the mix.
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Alf Swenson
Associated Press
New York
Mort Lindsey
Charles Trucks
Philadelphia
Jimmy Blouin
Incomplete bowling match notes point to Philadelphia event
The text mentions Hank Marino in Chicago and total pins 16 872 by a Philadelphia pair. It references a final match roll in Philadelphia on January 5 6 and 7.
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Hank Marino
Chicago
Philadelphia
Asso
Phadelphia
Shell Rock and Dumont Teams Split Softball Showdown
Dumont high school's girls baseball beat Shell Rock 13 to 0 while the Dumont boys lost 28 to 0. Shell Rock will play New Hartford next Friday night.
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Dee
Dum High School
Shell Rock
New Hartford
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