Ames Grads Rally 10 School Banquet at Hotel Russell-Jamison
Ames alums and upperclassmen plan a rally tomorrow at Hotel Russell-Jamison to boost Ames athletics. Speakers include notable Ames graduates Rescoe Packer and Buck Coover, with Prof Ward Jones and Harold Pride. A $1.50 plate banquet funds support the gathering and aims to revive memories of Iowa State College athletics.
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Texas Mississippi golf circuits shift to winter schedule
Golf schedules for the Texas Mississippi circuit and Atlantic coast resorts will be rearranged to spread winter golf across the South. The Texas Mississippi circuit runs Jan 15 to Feb 15 with centers in San Antonio Dallas Houston Fort Worth and New Orleans. Pro players will then reach Florida events in Jacksonville Miami and Pinehurst as the season ends with northern rivals.
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Cal football earns big win as undefeated run continues
California, facing Stanford and Washington opponents, remained undefeated on the gridiron. The squad secured the Pacific Coast conference title after decisive showings, with standout performances and strong attendance cited.
Sports Flashes From AP Rowing Through College Action
The St Paul Athletic hockey team beat the Henene club in Winnipeg. Creighton defeated Colzatna in Omaha. Pittsburgh edged Toronto 2 to 1. Ohio and Yale played basketball. New York: coastwise scores from major colleges and universities formed the American Football Coaches Association.
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Merry Boxing War Returns as NYC Promoters Clash
New York on December 28 reports pet weapons glare as Major boxing figures like Tex Rickard resist rival promoters. Rickard asserts he holds Madison Square Garden influence and may seek court action to block armory venue use, while Curley and Gibson press for larger sites, arguing state armory benefits and tax gaps.
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College Coaches Oppose Players Pro Football
New York December 28 opposition to professional football as a menace to college sport was the first move after the American Football Association organized. Committee members and college officials proposed rules on amateur status, wages, clipping, interference, and defending player protection, but no decisive action was taken.
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Vaughn Signs to Pitch Semipro Ball
The Associated Press reports Jim Vaughn former star southpaw of the Chicago National League team will join the Beloit Pairies semipro club next season. Vaughn faced suspension by Johnny Evers Cubs manager last summer and was listed as ineligible after a reinstatement request was not approved.
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Burns Finds New Wrestling Champ
Omaha native Charley Hansen, trained by legendary farmer-wrestler Porcher Burns, emerges as Burns plans to mold him into a future world champion. Hansen, 29, from Crookston Minnesota, is 4 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds, now growing toward 200 as Burns sharpens his technique and mindset.
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Waterloo Cagers Face McNider's Own Feb 9
Mason City region post forms McNider's Own basket team to oppose Waterloo Athletics club as arranged by Douglas Bragdon with city officials. Bragdon says Waterloo team will use city star material and aims to become a strong organizer in the area. Sammy Mandel vs Frankie Garcia scheduled in Memphis for an eight round bout at 120 pounds today.
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George Cook Vying for Georges Carpentier Title Shot
George Cook, Australian heavyweight, earns first crack at Georges Carpentier after the Dempsey era. The 22-year-old, 287-pound contender from Dubbo, Australia, has boxed 16 pro fights, with eight against Clabby Lloyd Lloyd and Holland. Cook shows ambition without boastfulness, living modestly and training for a possible clash with the champions in England.
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Wartburg College Adopts Football Team
Wartburg Normal college faculty council orders athletics committee to prepare for a football team next year in what is described as the school's first such move in its history in Wartburg, Iowa.
Wartburg Football Gains Momentum For Spring Prep
The football program at Wartburg is sanctioned with strong student support. Coach Alf Swensen plans spring work to identify capable players for the regular season, signaling Wartburg's rise in athletics and a push to join the ranks of other state colleges.
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Hawkeyes Top Cutler Quintet In League Game
Hawkeye forward Cav anaugh led with 19 of 25 points as the Hawkeyes beat Cutler 25 to 17 in a league matchup at the Y M I F A gym. Cutler’s Aplington scored 14 of his team’s 17 with a late push. first-half 18 to 10 Hawkeyes lead, tight finish as both squads trade points.
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California A Ready For W J Game Next Monday
Pasadena daily workouts sharpen UC Berkeley football squad for the inter sectional clash with Washington and Jefferson college next Monday. Secret practice was planned, with signals and fast scrimmage on the agenda.
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Wartburg College Shows Free Educational Films
Wartburg Normal College in Wartburg presents weekly free educational motion pictures from Town State College Ames. Programs draw up to 350 attendees in Wartburg auditorium, and will continue through the school year.
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Kellerton horseshoe champ defeats Oklahoma rival
Frank Jackson of Kellerton Iowa, hailed as world champion horseshoe pitcher, defeated R. P. Spencer of Oklahoma last week by six to one. The note also mentions Spencer as an Oklahoma “top on” artist and promotes Wilford Flour & Feed at 826 Lafayette St with phone number 1758.
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