City to Resume Annual East West High Football Classic
A joint East and West Waterloo school board committee meeting approved resuming the annual football classic next fall. The motion, supported by President J A Boysen and Vice President Austin Burt, cites improved sportsmanship and a move toward a united city team of about 26,000 residents, ending a two year hiatus.
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Bankers Rout Eklund Quint in Hot Fight
Bankers edge Eklund quint 19 to 15 in an extra period after a comeback in the YMCA City League game. Walker Leonard and Witt starred for Bankers, Jenkins led the collegians, with a chaotic half time feint and offbeat antics noted. Rath Packer game called off for lack of players.
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Town Falls High School Football Banqueted
Community club hosted a banquet for Town Falls High football squad with about 60 attendees. Coach Greenwood Capt Holbrook and Capt Wolfe spoke, with songs by Newell Carpenter and John Drake. Women of the Lutheran Church served the meal, reflecting strong local support for school athletics.
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Ralph Greenleaf Retains Pocket Billiard Title
AP reports Ralph Greenleaf defeated Arthur Woods to retain the pocket billiard championship in New York. The wire service notes additional results from various cities including Creighton vs. Lews University and a 15 round match in Syracuse, with scattered coaching and league hints.
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A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy and Doveleighs Dinner
Fragmented dialogue depicts a comic strip scene about the Doveleighs forgetting the Christmas turkey and the scramble to arrange a meal. Characters joke about delaying plans and the husband’s forgetfulness while relatives prepare for tomorrow. Syndicated by Associated Editors.
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Joie Ray Defends Pro Charge Ambitions After AAU Probe
Chicago fleet runner Joie Ray, 1920 Olympic team member, says he will not quit athletics despite AAU suspension over excessive-expense charges. He may switch to professional boxing, hoping to train with a top manager and spar with champions like Jack Dempsey. Ray admits ignorance of amateur rules about staying in cities and expense limits, and blames indirect pressure to keep Mrs. Ray with him in New York.
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Centre College and Arizona U Ready for Game Monday
Centre College football team travels to San Diego with Arizona in prep for the Monday matchup. The Wildcats, led by Coaches McKale and Pierce, arrive after workouts in Angels and San Bieso, aiming to peak for the Praying Colonels contest.
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West High Gains Cage Victory Over Independence
Independence Idaho December 24 West High routs Independence High 19 to 4 in a one sided basketball game. Captain Paul Smith starred with strong offense and defense while Meyer added four field goals. West High guards Graham Meyer and A Miller contributed on defense as Independence struggled to score. Lineups list West High players and Independence substitutes.
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Washington and Jefferson to Pasadena for Jan game
Washington and Jefferson College football, led by Coach Neale, leaves Washington for Pasadena to face the University of California on January 2. The party travels via Kansas City and plans a Grand Canyon stop before arriving Friday. The return trip runs January 5 to 13 through San Francisco, Colorado Springs, Denver and Chicago.
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Howland Candy Team Wins Bowling Match at Waterloo Alleys
Howland candy bowlers defeated Waterloo alley five two to one in a Gliy league match last night with strong scores. Individual honors went to Howland’s 276 by Trunk and 246 by W Manall for Waterloo. Team totals were 2708 for Howland and 2560 for Waterloo.
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Bohemian Seen as Likely Dempsey Opponent
New York, Oct. 24. Frank Rose a Bohemian heavyweight has been suggested to Tex Rickard as a contender for Jack Dempsey's title. Rose, 28, weighs 185 pounds and has fought 100 ring battles in central Europe and reportedly has not been knocked off his feet. Manager Ottokar Bartik said Rose will arrive in the United States early next year and is ready to meet any American heavyweight Rickard names.
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Plays to be duplicated in California grid clash
Berkeley reports that as telegraphic returns come in, uniformed men will duplicate plays at California field during the UC team’s game with Washington and Jefferson at Pasadena. The California Alumni Association oversees the feature while Oregon turns down games. Two midwestern teams, Kansas and Creighton, wired invitations for games.
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Spotlight of Sport Star Drang Frish Sets 1921 Record
The Giant’s third baseman from Fordham led the league in stolen bases with 49 and had 211 base hits, ranking second. He scored 121 runs, tied for second with Bancroft, and was among nine players with five hits in a game. He played in every game, posted multiple four hit games, and achieved several notable single game feats.
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