Waterloo Hockey Team Prepares For Second Tilt Monday
Waterloo's American Legion hockey team faces Akron, the Sioux City league champion for three straight years, at 3 30 Monday. Lee Herron will lead the fast crew against the strong Akron sextet after a brief Sunday practice as Waterloo aims to avenge a 6 5 loss from the last meeting.
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Lee Herron
Fast Crew
Legion
Waterloo
American Legion
Akron
Waterloo Packsters
Hawks
Waterloo Stars Bring Strong Lineup For Hockey Clash
Earl Wiley leads Waterloo as mainstay with five goals last Saturday against Old Paly. Willey, 23, Olympic veteran, and Webber join a fast offensive trip to challenge Akron. Akron fields Herron and Brown wings with Aachen center and Stell in goal as Von Berg eyes possible trip. Notre Dame tops Minnesota 26 to 18 in basketball.
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Willey
Earl Wiley
Old Paly
United States
St. Paul
Minn
Hawks
Webber
Wings
Keys
Akron
Roy Malcolm
Enaplain
American Legion Outfit
Lee Herron
Sioux City
Herron and
Brown
Aachen
Baker
Anderson
Stell
von Berg
Altho
Herron
University of Minnesota
Malcolm
Wagner
Courtie
Vaughn
Prep Basketball Scores From Orange Geneseo La Porte City
Orange towns defeated Jesup 17 to 16 after a late basket. Geneseo beat Toledo 13 to 7 with Maynard and Jonannsen shining. Winthrop beat Dunkerton 37 to 25 and 22 to 15 in two games. Rowley edged Shellsburg 20 to 15. La Porte City won again 3 to 1 on the back of strong teamwork and a 23rd consecutive victory at home.
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Orange
Jesup Hi
Orange Tep
Orange Township
Jesup Nigty
Orange Community
Janesville
Geneseo St. Toy
Geneseo
Genesro Hilgh
Maynard
Jonannsen
la Porte City
Wisthrop
Dunkerton
Rice
Gateith
Dunlap
Winthrop
Rowley
Shellsburg
Dee
Rowley High School
Dart Nial
Siellsburg
la Parte High
Porte
la Portes
la Porte Ind
Christmas Mirth Mixed with Political Hints and Nostalgia
A hazy collage notes Christmas cheer, old carriages, and cultural quips. It mentions a Santa box, studies on naming capitalization tweaks, relics priced 20 cents, and nostalgia for Model T days alongside a nod to Andy Mellon. The piece thanks contributors and readers with a festive wish.
All Church Basketball Leagues Set To Resume Next Week
All three church league basketball competitions will restart next week after Christmas. Junior League resumes Saturday with games at Walnut Street Baptist and other venues.
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Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association
Eait High
North Pyats
Walnut Street
Taptist
Linden M
Po Ang Burlan Aver
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Piert Evangelical
St. Mark's Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Southey
First Brethren
Church of the Brethren
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First Baptist
Grace M
East Whe
South Gym
Tymouth
North Exym
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First M
Muntar
First ME
First Evangelical
Walnut Street Baptist
Paula M
Grace M. E
First Congregational
Westannster Presbyterian
Minor Leagues to Hold Meet Again for Draft Talk
Signs of a third party movement in baseball after minor leaguers notified the Big Five at Dallas to cease the modified draft have prompted a second minor league convention at French Lick Springs Indiana January 9. President Mike Bexton of Rock Island Illinois, head of the minors, calls executives and club owners to discuss the unindorified draft issue and the major minor agreement.
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Dallas
French Lick Springs
Ind
Mike Bexton
Rock Island
Ill
Heene y Anxious to Prove Can Trounce Sharkey
Boxing notes show Heeney eager to face Sharkey and defend his view that Tunney would best Dempsey. Heeney says Sharkey is more of a boxer than a fighter and predicts a ring clash with Tunney, while wanting to earn the title shot by beating Dempsey first.
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Davis J. Walla
Il N
Sports Editor
New York
Tont Veeney
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Thomas
Dempsey
Sharkey
Heeney
Mike McTigue
New England
Antipodes
Wry
Flo
Dempsry
Sparkey
Baseball's Popularity Triggers Admission Tax in Japan
Japanese government tax authorities plan a 10 percent levy on all sporting event admissions of one yen or more starting next year. The move follows heavy attendance at baseball games, with crowds reaching 35,000 at the Kelio versus Waseda university series. Universities have long dominated inter varsity sports and had not faced admission taxes before.
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Tokio
Japan
Empire
Kelo
Waseda
Terris Appears Title Contender in Garden Bout
Sid Terris thrilled 13,234 fans at the Garden with a boxing lesson on Phil McGraw the Detroit Greek. Terris used rapid footwork and sharp counters to outpoint McGraw who was unable to answer Terris’ dazzling tactics. Terris’ manager Katz has a $60,000 offer for Sammy Mandell to meet Terris, but Mandell rebuffs. If Terris defeats McLarnin larger public demand could push Mandell to defend or yield. McGraw led on three rounds to six with one even, but Terris’ performance left a strong impression.
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Sid Terris
Sammy Mundell
Phil McGraw
Terris
the Garden
McGraw
Yad MerGraw
Detroit
Metsraw
Aue Katz
Manseger
Sammy Mandell
Sammy
Sic
McLarnin
Jimmy McLarnin
Los Angeles
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Billy Wallace
Boxing Night Bouts Highlight Mixed Results Across Cities
The New York press reports a series of boxing results with wins and losses for fighters in cities including New York Detroit New Rochelia Sealy Lake City and Toledo Several bouts ended by decision or knockout with notable matchups such as Terris McGraw Burns and Pound and a three way draw involving Dunder and Vargas in California
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Amsoptoterdt Press
New York
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelia
Kynor Crow Low Peluso
Sealy Lake City
Bobby Burns
Frankie Pink
Texas
Jack Duffy
Toledo
Matty Mario
Tampa
Fla
Big Ben Pound
Due White
Thacaloona
Ala
Mickey Feder
Canton
Bernie Irwin
Tulsa
Okla
San Francisco
Cal
Vince Dunder
Fattimore
Jon Vargas
Fresno
Wy J
White Sox Schedule 25 Spring Training Games
The Chicago White Sox announce a 25 game spring training slate with minor league opponents. Shreveport hosts March 9 11 and 14 before a Fort Worth three game set March 16. The trip includes Wichita Falls Dallas Memphis Louisville Indianapolis and Springfield California?
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Chicago White Sox
Shreveport
Sox
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Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Memphis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mett
Springfield
Army Navy grid bust mirrors past intercollegiate rifts
New York December 24 The Army Navy football rivalry may face a breach as deep as Harvard Princeton or Cornell Syracuse amid disputes between West Point and Annapolis over three year athletic eligibility. With 1928 schedules unsettled both sides seek an end to hostilities through possible consolation matchups. Harvard may join Army in 1928 slate while Navy eyes its traditional finale.
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Army-Navy
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University of Pennsylvania
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Syracuse
Cayuga Lake
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West Point
L. M. Nulton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Edwin B. Winans
Military Academy
Tus ‘Guneture
Garreton College
Middies
Loyola
Altha
Marshalltown Volleyball Team to Play Here
Marshalltown M C A volleyball team will visit for a series of matches against the local sextet coached by E R Me Cord. An Interclass volleyball league will form at the M C A in January as announced by the Record.
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Marshalltown Volley
Marshalltown
E. R. Mecord
Record
John Deere Basketmen Fall to Brandon Five
The John Deere basketball team traveled to Brandon last night and lost 30 to 17 to the Brandon Tode pendents. The Waterloo outfit was held to a 10-7 first half score. Lynn stood out for John Deere.
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John Deere
Brandon
Joan Deere
Brandon Tode~pendents
Waterloo
Hone
Lynn
Jolly Deere
Tilden Triumphs as Penn A C Beats French Davis Cup Team
Bill Tilden defeats Jean Borotra 7-5 6-4 after Alonzo wins 12-10 3-6 6-1. Williams and Manuel also win as Penn A C sweeps the touring French squad Bruynon Borotra and Boussous. Final doubles 7-5 6-4.
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Philadelphia
Bill Tilden
Jean Borstra
Penn A. C
Tilden
Borstra
Boratra
Williams
Borotra
Boussous
East High Falls to Independence in Tight 24 17 Setback
East High lost to Independence 24 17 in a rough nonconference game. Parsons Sansone topped East High with two field goals and a free throw. Coltman led Independence with 10 points. The game closed East High’s pre-holiday schedule as injuries hampered Waterloo squad and foul calls ran 17 to 7 against East.
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Independence High
Orange and Black
East Waterloo
Waterloo
Orangemen
Cedar Falls
Independence
East
Parsons
Sansone
Coltman
Wilkinson
East Elgh
Gerber
Schammel
Zelpler
L. McMillan
Eikel
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