West High Beats Manchester In Easy Victory
West High defeated Manchester High 49 to 14 at the YMCA gym last evening. Milo Miller led with early basket as West High built a 25 to 4 halftime lead, then dominated the second half 24 to 10. The squad, coached by Mallory, plans a future matchup with the 1914 championship stars.
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Manchester High School
Mallory
Milo Miller
West High Boys
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Warner and Chapman
Hersch
Cotter
Manchester
Richardson
Flinch
Wells
Dunton
Confara
Rob” Walker
Weet High
Harold Whittle
Glen Whittle
Scott Weller
Nathan Sharp
Bruce Gates
Beyer to Represent Missouri Valley at National Collegiate Meet
Prof W. Beyer of Iowa State college will represent the Missouri Valley conference at the National Collegiate Association meeting in New York City. The honor recognizes his long service in college athletics and his role on the valley committee. Beyer, longtime athletic leader at Iowa State, is linked to plans for a new $165,000 gymnasium on campus.
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United States
Beyer
Missouri Valley Conference
Iowa State College
Clyde Williamson
Idaris
Berri Bas Wi
Iowa State
McCarty Begins Training for Palzer Fight on New Year’s Day
Luther McCarty started training on Thursday in Los Angeles for the scheduled 20 round bout with Al Palzer on New Year’s Day at Vernon. He has been riding and living outdoors, in strong form, and will work out heavily with sparring partners this weekend.
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Los Angeles
Luther McCarty
Venice
al Palster
Vernon
McCarty
Flynn
Iowa Rifle Team Tryouts Select Ten for 1913 Schedule
Iowa City December 21 The first tryouts for the 1913 Iowa university rifle team produced a ten man squad led by champion Arthur Arneson with 194 points and Paul J Ingham second at 193. Alternate Garrett Mullenburg scored 177 as practice continues and more tryouts possible. The Hawkeyes aim to improve on last year when they nearly won the national title and currently hold the western intercollegiate crown.
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Iowa City
Iowa University
Arthur Arneson
Arneson
Clegnly
Paul J. Ingham
Fred Bowman
John W. Brooks
Bernhard Reinach
Lloyd R. Borland
Raymond Jaeger
Vernice Weems
Arnold Oehler
George W. Cain
Garrett A. Mullenburg
Leo Chapman
Mnuch
Iowa
Hmit
Massachusetts Aggies
Hawkeyes
Manahi brothers sweep three straight from the Macks
The Manahi bowling team led by W Manahi with 188 and Charles Manahi with a high average of 172 won all three games in the opening set at the Manahi alleys last evening. The Macks were led by Pearson with 186 and Mackin with 168 average as the rival series began.
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Manahi Brothers
Macks
Manahi
W. Manahi
Charles Manahi
Pearson
Mackin
Charles
Pwalter
eBravk
pWeil So
Harrison
Gor
Boosters Win Two Of Three From Owa Dairy
Charles Jackman received prizes from the Mid-West Association as the Boosters outplayed the Iowa Dairy team two games to one. The Roosters' McFarland led with 190 in one game and 166 1 3 average, while Jackman had the high individual game 180 and high total 153 for Iowa Dairy, leaving the Boosters in second place and Iowa Dairy tied for third with two other squads.
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Iowa Dairy Tem Ati i
Jackman Sallervs
Iowa Dairy
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Roosters
Jackman
Towa Dairy
Tatandard Stoke
Vai
Hampa
Isa McFarland
Gilley
Dunlevy
Totata
Jona Dairy
Ards Starry
Funk * Lad
Barts
Lackmans
Puffer
Amene
Charles Jackman
Big Nine Adopts 1912 Baseball Schedule and Track Dates
Athletic directors of the Big Nine set the 1912 baseball calendar and several track meets. Key clashes include Chicago versus Northwestern May 10 and the Chicago Illinois track in Chicago May 24, with campus sites across Champaign Madison and Evanston.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Illinois
Champaign
Ohio State
Columbus
Iowa
Iowa City
Indiana
Lafayette
Bloomington
Town
Minnesota
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Champaten
Wlinda
Ilinois
Pluafayette
Inafayette
Tinois
Minneapolis
Ohio Sti
Wlingis
Chicago l
Disappearing cod halts bay fishery as ships decline
The Portland Press reports Captain John Clifford aboard the Ariadne bringing 760 quintals of salt fish from Tiverton. He laments a collapsing salt fish industry in the Bay of Fundy with only eleven or twelve vessels this year, predicting next year may see none. Fishermen shift to other work as old hand liners quit.
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Portland
John Clfford
Tiverton
Clifford
Bay of Fundy
Yale seeks new head coach to restore football fortunes
New York reports Yale plans to hire George Foster Sanford as head coach for three years at ten thousand dollars annually. Alumni and students criticize the coaching system after three losing seasons, urging a resident coach to replace the captain-as-head-model and improve team discipline and play.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Tiger
New Haven College
Crimson Rooters
George Foster Sanford
Blues
New Haven
Princeton
Shevlin
Foster Sanford
Lena
Editor Mayor Restricts Dances in Decorah Iowa
Decorah Iowa mayor Starry Green son of Rev H B Green bans wild dances. Dance halls must close at midnight and latest vogue dances are prohibited. No intoxicated persons allowed in halls. Green, a newspaperman, now governs with progressive measures.
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Iowa Falls
Starry Green
H. HB. Green
St. Joseph’s College Announces $200000 Addition
Archdiocese plans a new collegiate department building on the hill at Fourteenth Street in Dubuque. Archbishop Keane donated the grounds, a twelve acre parcel bought for $22,600, for the project to cost $200,000 and be erected within 1913.
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Dubuque
St. Joseph's College
Fourteenth Street
Keane
Aurtque Musicians Form Local Orchestra Scene
Local musicians form Aurtque Musicians Will Formation in Dubuque Ta Dee on 21. The group aims to ensure talent is paid and not donated. Musicians insist no singer or instrumentalist performs unless the organizer’s line is in sight, or else.
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Dubuque, Ta
Dee
Feeding for Beef Profit Promotes Silos and En silage
Harvey J. Hess outlines beef production on the Corn Belt farm, urging silos to cut feeding costs and boost cattle numbers. He says ensilage can replace hay, lower feed needs, and help farmers profit from homegrown beef amid high corn prices. Iowa’s creamery output and butter figures are reported by W. B. Barney, with state totals, county leaders, and patron demographics detailed.
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National
Aberdeen-Angue Breeders’ Association
Farmers’ Institute
Corn Belt
United States
Ensilage
Des Moines
Iowa
W. B. Barney
Towa
Appanoose
Clarke
Henry
Johnson
Lucas
Madison
Montgomery
Ringgold
van Buren
Warren
Woodbury County
Fayette County
Polk County
Bremer County
Dubuque
Sioux City
Barney
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