Waterloo Legion Nets Initial Victory Over Reinbeck
Waterloo American Legion five beat Reinbeck 32 to 26 at the M C A gym in their first appearance of the season. Richardson led scoring with 36 points, while Milo Miller and Douglas Bragdon shared center duties and Reinbeck’s Listh topped their lineup. The game featured fast, clean play and a determined Waterloo comeback after halftime.
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American Legion
Reinbeck
Black Hawk County Woods
Lyle McDonald
Legionnaires
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Richardson
McDonald's
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Douglas Bragdon
Lisith
Moller
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Bragdon
B. Miller
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O'Connor
Seeger
Ferguson
McDonald
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Ort
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Cooper
Don
Engles
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Bieter
Bruce Gates
Michisua
Travelers
The
Camels
Bolsheviks
White Sox Sign High School Pitching Star King
Lexington Kentucky December 23 1921 nimble pitcher Stanley M Bud King a former Lexington High School star with a 21–4 1924 semi pro record who signed with the Chicago White Sox for 1922 He can deliver overhand sidearm and underhand pitches and relies on a strong fastball and slow curve to dazzle critics.
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Lexington
Lynch
Cynthiana
Stanley M
Bud) King
Euaropion
Kenttuck
Chicgo White Sox
Bing
Chicago
Hery Geta
Louisville American Association
King
Lexington Hight
Kentucky
Boys’ High School of
Louisville
McClellan
Stanley Reese
New York Basketball Team Seeks Games Here
Waterloo professionals challenge a local club during the week of February 20 seeking games with the New York National basketball team, which has toured the west previously defeating outfits in Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Edward J. Doyle 163 Russell Street Brooklyn offers contact for scheduling. The notice appears among local advertisements including a Cranex advertisement for Christmas candles.
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Waterloo
New York
Greater New York
West
Tinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Edward J. Doyle
Russell Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
A Rope Of Sand And Odds And Ends Of News
A jumble of notes and quips from Iowa town correspondents and readers. Nonsense about Christmas, weather, and fashion mingles with brief mentions of local figures, reform talk, and a curious reference to a murder case headline shorthand.
Johnson Not to Quit Under Fire in Baseball Rows
Chicago reports President Ban Johnson will not resign as American League head despite harassment from a faction within the league. He vows to stay until baseball is purged of dishonesty and restored to sportsmanship, amid clashes over a new board and support for Judge Landis.
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American League
Chicago
Ban Johnson
League
Johnson
T. L. Huston
New York Yankees
Huston
New York
Landis
National Commission
Garry Herrmann
The
National
Judge Landis
Artncal
Plan for Iowa American Legion basketball tournament
Des Moines hosts a planned state Legion basketball championship with six districts Mason City Des Moines Waterloo Iowa City Ottumwa and Atlantic. District winners advance to a Des Moines tournament to crown the state title. Northern section led by N. S. Sharp Mason City and Des Moines district led by Al Jensen Argonne post.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Iowa
Owa
Legion
Arfenne
Mason City
Waterloo
Towa City
Ottumwa
Atlantic
N. 5
Sharp
al Jensen
Argonne Post
Iowa Teachers Seek Pension Bill For Next Legislature
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Teachers Association and county superintendents adopt a pension bill inspired by Michigan law. The measure aims to fund Iowa teachers, with focus on early school funding and urging immediate legislative action. A January 7 meeting will finalize plans and sponsor choices.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers Association
General Assembly
P.e.mcclenahan
Iowa
Michigan
Tyne
Reynolds Jensen Wrestling Match Set for Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids a Dec 3 The Reynolds Jensen wrestling match scheduled for Dec 29 is expected to crown a new 145 pound champion Jensen claims Reynolds is tailor made for him and will issue a $10 forfeit until final articles are signed reports from El Paso say the Matty Matsuda bout drew 2 509 fans and was bitterly contested with Reynolds sidelined by an infected arm while in Omaha Jensen prepares by training with Farmer Burns and UNLAN cigars as bait for conditioning.
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Cedar Rapids
Jensen
St. Paul
iReynolds
Jack
el Paso
Reynolds
Matty
Matsuda
Annals of
Texas
Omaha
Farmer
Six Man Bowling Teams Sought by American Bowling Congress
Chicago reports a push to raise teams from five to six bowlers. A national vote showed 216 favor keeping five, 222 backing four man leagues, and 77 in favor of six men. Buffalo will decide at the next American Bowling Congress convention.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Judes Howard
Buffalo
Ithe
Spont
St. Louis
Ohio State Practices Today at Palo Alto
Ohio State University football players, bound for Pasadena to face California on New Year’s Day, plan an extended practice on the Leland Stanford field in Palo Alto today. California, Pacific Coast Conference champions, increased practice intensity after sighting their future foe.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Ohio State University
California
University of California
Pasadena
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
Here
Columbus
Des Moines High Schools Make Swimming a Major Sport
The central athletic committee declared swimming a major sport for Des Moines high schools, shifting eligibility under school authority. Varsity competition against Ames and Iowa City meets is planned, with class races in January and future city track style meets overseen by school managers and coaches.
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Des Moines
Central Athletic Committee
Margaret McKee
Ames
Iowa City
Ames College
Iowa University
Russell
Iowa to index Revolutionary ancestry records
Des Moines reports Edgar Harlan proposes a program to map Iowa residents with revolutionary lineage. He will ask S A R and D A R members for photos and completed questionnaires to compile volumes for the state historical department archives. He estimates about 2100 descendants live in Iowa. The state genealogical library is highly regarded.
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Des Moines
Edgar Harlan
State Historical Department
Iowa
Historical Department
Harlan
United States
Lynch Wins Bantam Crown In Thrilling MSG Fight
Joseph Aloysius Lynch defeats Pete Herman by decision in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the world bantamweight title. The New Orleans challenger held brief leads in rounds but Lynch dominated with punches, while injuries and crowd cheering marked the bout. Gross receipts totaled 74,881 dollars, with Herman earning 37,346 and Lynch 7,500 after deductions.
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Henry L. Farrell
United_Press
New York
Joseph Aloysius Lynch
Erin
West Side
Pete Herman
Lynch
Herman
Jack Sharkey
Pete
London
Pete Hermion
New Orleans
Jove Lynch
Imperator
England
Jimmy Wilde
Madison Square Garden
La Porte Mat Star Seeks Rematch With Myre in Lincoln
Jack Rosauer of La Porte prepares for a two month wrestling tour starting westward. He intends to meet Clarence Eklund in Lincoln Nebraska in January for the light heavyweight world title. Eklund, now in Billings Montana, also pursues Myre and had taken the championship.
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LA Porte Mat
Myre
LaPorte City
Jack Rosauer
Helmer Myre
Forest City Grappler
Rosauer
Clarence’ Eklund
Lincoln
Neb
Eklund
Billings
Mont
Opportunity Arrives Late for Bes Good Fellow
The note indicates a chance may come next year for Bes Good Fellow, suggesting delayed opportunity and uncertainty about timing.
Stinchcomb Engaged En Route To Pasadena Game
Ohio State All American halfback Pete Stinchcomb announces engagement to Miss Anne Summers of Columbus as he travels to Pasadena for the California game on New Year's Day. The wedding date will be fixed after the squad returns.
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Chicago
Pete” Stinchcomb
Ohio State University
Stinchcomb
Anne Jane Summers
Columbus
Pasadena
Cal
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