Berlenbach Knocks Out Estridge in Quick NY Bout
In New York, Paul Berlenbach overpowered Larry Estridge in two minutes 45 seconds of the second round. Estridge failed to land effective blows and was knocked unconscious after struggling in his corner, as Berlenbach delivered decisive uppercuts and relentless punishment.
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International
New York
Boxing Commission
Berlenbach
Hin Morath
Herrenreich
Larry Estridge
Estridge
Paul
Neste
Aerro
Kyetridge
Bark
Eatridge
Pal
Stridge
Estridzs
Toreres Jack O'Sullivan
Beilenbach
Cornell College Squad to Resume Practice Monday
Cornell College prepares for remaining schedule games with a 10 man squad called to report for practice on Monday. Coach Sualwachier aims three days of workouts before the team travels to Minnesota to face Wesleyan and Bradley Tech quintets and possibly Eureka.
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Cornell College
Wenen Yoon
Ver
Cornell
Purple Auiares
Ames
Eli
Cornellians
Purple
Cyclones
Corneil
Saalwaerhier
Ant
Warren Kasch
King
Amos
Dean
Gree
Diekat
Vines
Fiat
Well
Belk
Boylan
Clemmer
Dyckman
Nouday
Rollinger Fights! Barn in Go with Boker Front Kay
Rollinger, Chico light middleweight, recently sent west with Ernie Goozeman to California by manager Larney Lichtenstein, drew Paul Dusiek in a four round bout. The match, Rollinger’s first four rounds, saw back and forth exchanges with a late rally, but a draw decided as San Diego prepares for longer four round bouts next year.
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Louw Rollinisar
Heroe
Ernie Goozeman
California
Larney Lichtensteinn
Chicago
Fleet FC
Paul Wecording
Sa Diego
Serays
Ronni Myon
Lou Rollinger
Chico Widdleweight
Rellinger
Rollinger
Dan Brennan
Kollinger-Dasiels
San Diego
Whiteside league results and notable scores
Osban Motors, Courier, Hatch Packers, and Covey’s team posted wins in Whiteside league matches. George Mosher led Leonard Cigars with 214 while Sorensen and Schnvek posted top scores for their squads. The article also notes upcoming boxing and billiards matchups and scattered sports headlines from Milwaukee to Chicago.
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Osbun Motor Company
Courter
Math Packing Comming and
Corey
TeStaurant Dowling
Whiteside
Altess
Osban Motors
Miller Construction Company
Courier
Repass Auto
Hatch Packers
Laoag C . NL Covey
Leonard Cigars
George Mosher
I. Schnvek
Miller Construction
Sorensen
Crey
Laurant
Yeoress
Compion
Vin Filipino
Milwaukee
Bayonne
Marekhererr Tarkan
Mounrye
Los Angeles
Pete Sarmenio
Filipi
Eddie Shea
Chicar Sway
New York
wWillie i Balkline Billiard Wi
Cannefax
Prevailine
Bosker Soi
Aome
Dawson Resigns as Nebraska Football Coach
Fred Dawson resigns as head football coach at the University of Nebraska. The university board accepts the resignation and plans to appoint a committee to search for a successor. Dawson cites desire to devote time to athletics administration and physical fitness at the university.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Can
Fieih
Tawson
Erratic Report On College Baseball And Bowl Plans
A jumble of references to Hawkeye-Fuls Charlie Mullen and winter leagues in California. Mentions NCAA teams Notre Dame Stanford California and Southern California with hazy notes on games, bowls, and a proposed matchup in Pasadena. Lacks clear dates or coherent outcomes, but notes California and Stanford tensions and a chaotic slate of upcoming events.
College Grid Coaches Meet in New York This Monday
Columbus Ohio December 27 Football coaches from across the nation plan a New York gathering Monday for the American Football Coaches association meeting. G M Trautman of Ohio State represents Dr Z W Wille Secretary treasurer while OSU head coach is on the Pacific coast to attend a New Year’s intersectional game.
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New York
Columbus
Otter
American Football Coaches Association
Ls G
Trautman
Ohio State University
Z. W. Wilee
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Michigan Quintet Prepares for Navy Contest January 21
Ann Arbor December 27 Michigan University basketball resumes practice after holidays. Ward workouts plan players for Navy game January 2 and conference opener. Team shows improvement but lacks star power. Hib Ton lineup uncertain with veterans and substitutes. Hutzer and Ginn show notable progress. others steady. Pare Wir. Goelster, 45, dies, ending a decade of memory in local basketball.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Ward
Navy
Jana
Michigan
Medisera
Thre
Geme
Hutzer
Ginn
Noth
Mather Huu
Tain
East High Hopes For Close Season Opener With Cedar Falls
With the first game 807 days away, East High resumes practice for the January 9 home opener against Cedar Falls. Coach John Heidt returns from Lyons and conducts workouts, reviewing pre holiday fundamentals and setting two squads led by forwards Sansone Field, center Beckner, and guards McDermott Collentine. Pedigreed veterans and newcomers mix as Cedar Falls brings veteran depth and a tough test. Ward returns to health and may earn a center or guard berth.
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Mastigh
Cedar Falls High
John Heidt
Lyons
Marker
Smith
Collenthe
Gruhn
Coonrad
Beckner
Anderson
McDermott
Sansone
Rigz
Field
Ward
Collentine
Cedar S
Nashua
Denton
Tigers
Cedar Falls
Lawn City Five
East High
Paul Smith Returns to IowaU to Resume Basketball Practice
Padi Foote Smith, Waterloo representative on the University of Iowa basketball squad, returned to Iowa City after Christmas. The Hawkeye cagers resumed drills for the Marinette game. Smith, a sophomore, appeared in the Wabash and Hitler games and is projected as a possible first team end next season. He is a West High graduate and played football and other sports at town school.
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Padi "Foote Smith
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Hawkeye Cagers
Marinette
Smith
West High
Otte
Michigan
Four Hawkeye Captains Guests of Rotary at Monday Luncheon
Four former Hawkeye football captains Dr. Fred Lohman Ronald Reed Leland Parkin and Glenn Mller will attend the Rotary Club lunch at Hotel Russell Lamason. Also present will be Donald Graham star fullback from last season. Parkin may share sidelights on Bert Ingwersen era. A horse owned by James Wagner of Atchison Kan missing 90 days was found imprisoned in a deserted barn after the finder followed cracks.
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Hawkeye
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamason
Fred Lohman
Ronald Reed
Leland Parkin
Glenn Mller
Donald Graham
Towa
Bert Ingwersen
Parkin
James Warner
Atchison, Kan
Wagner
The Outdoors Man and His Personal Camp Gear
A discussion on essential personal camping equipment features pocket knives, compasses, waterproof matches, and a veteran camper’s handy kit. It notes belts for gear, thongs to attach items, and a cigar box packing method with a first aid packet, nails, needles, thread, and small tools for improvised repairs and crafts.
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Ivor
Two Undefeated S S Fires Meet Tuesday Evening
The Sunday School Basketball Intermediate division trims undefeated tally to two or one after next week's East High gym games. First Presbyterian and Walnut Street Baptist clash at 7 50 p m on the north floor. Christ Episcopal should win decisively over Burton Avenue Baptists.
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East High
First Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist
Christ Episcopal
Burton Avenue Baptists
M. B
Presbvierian
Linden M. G
M. E
Linden M
Walnut
Street
Pirch WF
RL Va
Christ
First Brethren
Grace M
Ike Wat Tang Koncer At Marshalltown Iowa Event
Judge George W Wood of the Izaak Walton League and Clie Hallowell, noted local angler, visited Marshalltown to discuss the 1925 state convention site with state officers. Waterloo is invited. wardens’ appointments may be recommended. They seek enforcement of recent laws and discuss river pollution from factories.
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Ike Wat Tang Koncer
Marshalltown
New
Iowa
George We. Wood
Izaak Walton League
Clie Hallowell
Waterloo
Ikes
Hawks Likely Open 1925 Season on Foreign Field
Waterloo plans to start the 1928 Mississippi Valley league season away from home. A.C. Willford states the Hawks prefer not to begin on the home field and may attempt a home series to finish the season. Opening day May 1 falls on a Friday with teams seeking favorable schedules.
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HAWKS
Waterloo
A.C. Willford
Dec Conk
Ottumwa
Tracy Garrett
Burlington
British Sprinters May Face Pennsylvania Relay Carnival
Harold Abrahams and Eric Linden, famed British sprinters, may compete next spring at the Pennsylvania relay carnival. Abrahams won Olympic 100 meters and Linden ran a Paris 400m world record, with international purse distributions noted for turf racing in the U.S. and Canada. Plans for the Giants abroad suggest a ship charter for the baseball party led by John McGraw with South American tours possible after England.
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Associated Press
Harold Abrahams
Eric Linden
Britain
Pennsylvania
Abrahams
Cambridge
Liddell
Paris
Nealthe
John McGraw
England
South America
Janeiro
Fuenos Aires
Montevideo
Waterloo Boys Visit Cedar Rapids Pioneer Club Rally
Waterloo boys will visit Cedar Rapids Pioneer Club rally on New Year's Day at Cedar Rapids. They will be led by two adults Floyd Mathews and Clarence Sheriff. Attendees include Robert Tarny Kenneth Smith Donald Leonard Walter Kyle Max Ryan Dale Beistle and members from Pioneer groups of First af G church Carroll Conklin Lafayetta school Roosevelt school and M C A. A know your city hike will go to Waterloo Gasoline Engine and Campbell Taking companies with further plans to visit points of interest in the Mine Central shops.
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Robert Tarny
Pioneer
First Af. G
Carroll Conklin
Lafayetta
Kenneth Smith
Donald Leonard
First Baptist Church
Walter Kyle
Roosevelt
Max Ryan
Dale Beistle
M. C
Pioneer Club
Cedar Ransids
Floyd Mathews
Clarence Sheriff
Cedar Rapids
Pioneer Clubs
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Campbell Taking
Minais Central
Radio Cuts Dee Into Profits in German Concert Scene
Dresden reports that concert business suffers from radio expansion and public indifference. Dr Rudolf Cahn Speyer, head of German musicians, blames radio, tax policy, and a passive audience for weaker concert demand. He notes radio growth from 7,500 to 600,000 subscribers and argues that home listening reduces need to attend halls. He also criticizes taxation on box office receipts and luxury taxes on artists, especially for free tickets used to attract reviews.
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Associated Press
Dresden
Lee
Rudolf Cahn Speyer
Federation of Concert-Giving Musicians of
Germany
Rt. Cahn-Speyer
Cahn-Speyer
Tay
Campbell Brookhart Battle For Senate Pro Tem Post
Dec 27 report from Des Moines notes a contest for the Iowa Senate presidency pro tem between W. H. Campbell of Polk County and J. L. Brookhart of Washington County. The vote occurs on opening day of the next session with Edson of Buena Vista and Harrison of Polk County as the only other declared candidates. The editor discusses how committee appointments tied to the post influence legislative programs, referencing past road-funding battles and the need to balance factional influence to avoid deadlock. Real estate transfers and cork industry notes follow.
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Tes Moines
Senate
H. Campbell
Tda County
J. L. Brookhart
Washington County
Edson
Buena Vista
Harrison
Poltawaitamie
House
Friends of the Highway Commission
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Galloway
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Robert Weler
Lwey Potter
T. Caesar
William Tiler
J. A. Dubbert
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