Lafayette Athletic club formed in Linden addition
Thirty beys in Linden addition organize the Lafayette Athletic club led by secretary Clare Heald under Waterloo Y.M.C.A. supervision. The club will run athletic events and religious programs at Lafayette school with members handling operations and weekly meetings. programs include boxing, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, baseball, swimming, and physical culture along with Bible study and films.
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Linden Addition
Lafayette Athletic
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Clare Heald
Waterloo Youn CG. A
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Lafayette
Dicard
Charters
Fare Slob Jolnson
Exerett
Harry Powell
Chrles
Walter Ross
Frank Anderson
Anderso Ovis Buelor
Tom Ims
George Davis
Charles Pov van Holl
Vani West
le West
Sam Dello Page Orr
Layern Buehteil
Clyde Snimailwoood
Robert Swehla
Vonal Rose
Alleged Expense Scandal In Amateur Sports
An investigation by the Central A A U and U S officials reveals charges of excessive expense accounts for several Midwest athletes. Joie Ray’s case highlights the selection of expenses for his wife to accompany him to meets, suggesting authorized additional allowances exceeded the standard limit. The report, sent to the national body, notes keen interest in potential actions to follow.
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Hy Ie
Chicago
ALA. U
Frost
Central A. A. U
Jose Ray
Joe
Frank Loomis
Ray
Five Polo Teams to Arrange Contests in Chicago Next Year
Five complete pony polo teams will compete in Chicago next year with interschool matches planned. Contests are proposed with clubs in Indianapolis Dayton Detroit Urbana and nearby army posts. The Sheridan quartet led by Gen Ball is among the featured entrants at the Onwentsia club with plans for west championship tournaments.
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Chicago
Ily Onwentsia Club
Mississippi U to Play Havana Football Game Dec 31
The University of Mississippi football team, under Coach Sullivan, will depart for Havana Saturday morning to face the Cuban Athletic du Pee on December 31. They will return to the university on January 4.
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Mississippi U
Havana
Assoc University
Mi University of Miss
Urban Faber Tops American League Pitchers in 1921
Chicago reports that Joan Faber of the Chicago White Sox led American League pitchers in 1921 with a 29 win, 13 loss record and a 2.48 earned run average while the Sox finished seventh. Carl Mays tied with Shocker for most victories at 27, though Mays had nine losses.
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Chicago
Joan Faber
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Faber
White Sox
Carl Mays
Shocker
St. Louis
Aplert
Mytase
Herman beaten by Midget Smith in 15 rounds headline
Former bantamweight champion Herman loses a 15 round match to Midget Smith at Madison Square Garden. The loss ends his bid to regain the title as he heads home to New Orleans. The bout was reported by United Press.
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Herman
Midget Smith
United Press
New York
Pete Hereman
New Orleans
Midger Smith
Madison Square
Iowa Independent Teams to Compete for Central States Title
Twelve independent amateur basketball teams from across Iowa will enter district tournaments and the Ames state meet to decide the Central States championship. Winners advance to Indianapolis for the central states tournament with gold and silver awards for top teams.
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Rmes
Dee
MIM aSter
Iowa
Iowa State College
iThe
Tallianapolis
Ind
CL Y
Jews State College
Ventrstiwest
Central States
Middlewest
Ames
Zach
Towa
Groh Traded From Reds to Giants Over Disruptions
Cincinnati owner Garry Herrmann defends trading Henry Groh to the New York Giants for Burns and Genziles, saying Groh's talent is offset by clubhouse issues. Reds chief notes Groh sulked at critical moments, clashed with stockholders, and spurred on-field disputes, while Groh spends winter in Cincinnati in a menswear venture.
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Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herule Groh
New York Giants
Burns
Genziles
Berrmann
Groh
Reds
Herrmann
McGraw
Ula Trail
Geol
Red
Die Mater
Gron
MeoGraw
Heinie
Moran
Pat Moran
Tog
Centre College Football Team Heads to San Diego
Centre College football squad travels to San Diego for a Monday game against the University of Arizona. Alvin McMillan announces a three year rodega with a Shreveport team after graduation plans to play spring contests and power track and nearby dusker players. Former Kentuckians welcome Centre College team at the railroad station for the December 2 contest while the city stadium field remains soaked from recent rains.
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Los Avenlos
San Diego
Tip Ia
University of Arizona
Alvin
Ho McMilln
Rodega Ieam
Shreveport
Twe
San Desa
Vee
Pailroad
Calloze
SPORT FLASHES AP Billiards and Wrestling Notes
Duluth Mayberry outpoints Rivera in 10 rounds. Schuefer wins 8 200 point match over Conti. Birmingham sees Stanishaus dominate Gea in two falls. Greenleaf wins second block of his billiards title from Woods in New York.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Howard Mayberry
Demon
Joe" Rivera
Cnehlo
Philadelphia
Wmatch
Jake Schuefer
Roger Conti
Birminghan
Ala
Stanishaus
Goho Gea Bar
New York
Ralph + Greenleaf
Arthur Woods
California Bears Face Washington and Jefferson in Pasadena clash
The University of California football team sails to Pasadena to meet Washington and Jefferson college on January 5. Coach Andy Smith, back from the East, expects a tough battle as practice continues today and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Pasadena
Washington and Jefferson College
Andy Smith
Carnt
Lhough
Bears
Cedar Falls High Five Tops Grads In Close Finish
Cedar Falls high defeated Cedar Walls high alumni 28 to 26 in a game decided in the final three minutes. Willard led the offense with 18 of the 28 points, including nine from four. Jolivant and Willard starred for the varsity, while Christofferson, Merner, Shearer, Wernegar, and McKee also played key roles.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High
Cedar Walls High
High Sehwas
Willard
Jolivant
Christofferson
McKee
Merner
Shearer
Wernegar
Big Four Track Meet Slated For May in Fonda
The Fonda high school hosts the Big Four Track Meet on Friday May 1 with 21 schools and 225 athletes expected. Gold silver and bronze medals awarded in all events, silver cups for relays, and a northern Town school invited to send a team. Athletic Director 0 Veo Masser handles inquiries.
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Ponda
Agilella
Fonda Hich
Fonda
Mivet
Natherne
North Tow
Veo Masser
Kondata
Ban Johnson May Move On Red Sox Case
United Press dispatch from New York reports Ban Johnson may act on the Boston case. Frustrated by Harry Frazee’s star trades and ties with the Yankees and White Sox, Johnson has long sought action to curb perceived damage to the American League’s prestige in Boston.
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New York
Ban Johnson
Boston
Nin
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Alway
Johnson
Frazes
Ban
Frazeo
New York Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Carl Mays
Tf Frazee
In the Old Home Town Tobacco Shop Ad
A garbled storefront plea praises tobacco and related goods selling items like safety items and cosmetics. The speaker claims strong welcome, urging customers to enter and implying a quick sale or quick turnover with scattered phrases about keys and access.
Clarksville High Teams Win Tight Basketball Games
Clarksville high school girls and boys teams both secured victories on the local floor. The boys won 20 to 16 and the girls 13 to 7, with Allison noted as the victim in the matchup.
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Clarksville
Clarksville High School
Allison
Two City League Games Spark Tonight’s Schedule
Tonight at the Y M C A two City league basketball games will determine standings. Rack Packers face Telephone five at 7 45 preceded by Ek lund college quintet versus Bankers, following the first game. Both Rath cagers and Eklund hold one win apiece. Telephone and Bankers are still winless.
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Rack Packers
Telephone
Eklund College
Bankers
Rath Cagers
Eklund
Eklund Collegians
Miss Victory
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