Eight Best High School Cage Teams Meet March 14 15 16
Athletic officials announce eight Iowa high school basketball teams will play for the state championship at the University of Town fieldhouse for a third straight year. Waterloo High School is slated to host with West High likely participating.
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Waterloo High Schools
Iowa
University of Town
Waterloo
West High
George A. Brown
Des Moines
Iowa High School. Athletic Association
The
State University
Muscatine
George Kiloos
Ottumwa
Spirit Lake
Chariton
Hawkeye
Alumni Defeat St Mary's Quintet 22 to 13
An alumni team overwhelmed St. Mary's last night winning 22 to 13 as Lasche and Wahl led the visitors while O Connor starred for the school. A curtain-raiser between eighth and seventh graders went to the former 18 to 9.
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State Teachers
All Sorts Of Sports In influenza year Sacred Heart loses game
Several Sacred Heart Monticello players were ill with influenza so the team could not play Our Lady of Victory Academy. An alumni team formed and beat O L V A 29 to 11. The article also notes NCAA convention reps Bresnahan and Ingwersen from the University of Zowre returning home, Iowa State Teachers College practice ordered, and local coaching links with Jimmy Laude and Fred Schult. It discusses Rockford, Iowa high school basketball, the Masonic team led by Schult, and local MV league efforts including a grandstand at Rockford. Davenport Times debates whether Davenport will support a Valley league club and asks readers to turn out for Mike Sexton’s plans.
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Sacred Heart
Monticello
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Iowa State College
Jimmy Laude
Iowa
Rockford
Laude
Fred Schult
St. Louis Browns
Hawks
Schult
Masonic
North Dakota State
Bill Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Davenports
Mike Sexton
Chamber of Commerce
Sexton
The Talk Marathon Echoes In Manhattan Gabfest
A humorous column notes contestants in a talk marathon in Manhattan have worn out their voices in a week with hoarse throats and frayed nerves. It contrasts their chatter with a Chicago Tribune joke about misspelled spelling in Illinois and pokes gentle fun at various public curiosities and weekly financial forecasts.
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Manhattan
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Stall Tactics Rule Changes In Close Games
The rules committee has adopted new regulations to curb stalling by holding the ball in late moments. A noted 1922-23 example saw Catholic University retain possession for the entire second half without a score, ending at Loyola 6, Catholic U 11.
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Basketball Rules Committee
Catholic University
Loyola
Ait Attack Is the Thing in Football
A column praises the passing game as essential to modern football noting dazzling throws by Cagle against Stanford and a 70 yarder by Brick Muller for California. It cites long passes from Harpster, Maple, LeGendre, Levi, Cruickshank, and Chapel, with 1928’s Shober to Scull listed among the era’s longest completions.
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Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Maple
Oregon State
Howard Harpster
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Brodie Stephens
Ohio State
Johnny LeGendre
Tulane
John Levi
Haskell Indian
Cruickshank
Bucknell
Chapel
Franklin and Marshall
Shober
Paul Scull
Penn
Chicago
East West charity game to draw 60,000 in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 29 a fourth annual East West charity football game drew huge crowds with 60,000 expected. Teams feature top All-American hopefuls including Howard Harpster Carnegie Tech and Morton Kaer U S& S C, while Dan Horan Washington State and Dan Allen Olympic Club contend for backfield spots. The Pacific Coast stars are favored though Eastern backs show promise, and lineup details include Hoffman Stanford and Bob Sims, with Hoffman and Sims forming Stanford’s Army-winning duo.
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San Francisco
U.R
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Mike Getto
Pittsburgh
Ken Haycraft
Minnesota
Walt Holmer
Northwestern
Morton Kaer
Bill’ Hoffman
Stanford
General Pub
Hoffman
Bob Sims
Army
New York
Kaer
Dan Horan
Washington State
Sims
Dan Allen
Olympic Club
Harpster
al Weston
Boston College
Blue Howell
Nebraska
Holmer
Iowa Wesleyan Bowled By Southern Iowa Utilities
Centerville Iowa December 29 The Iowa Wesleyan basketball team fell 44 to 34 to the Southern Iowa Utilities five. Moran Davis and Gallagher starred for the Utilities with Davis scoring eight from free throws and six from the floor as Mt Pleasant pressed hard but could not keep pace.
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Centerville
U.P
Iowa Wesleyan
Southern Iowa Utilities
Mt. Pleasant
Moran
Davis
Gallagher
National league players award under review in meeting
The National League magnates voted to continue the most valuable player award but signaled possible changes to conditions. A fan suggested President Heydler and Commissioner Landis form the committee to pick the honoree, though neither wants the task with their heavy duties.
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Heydler
Landis
National League
Commissioner of Baseball
Three Iowa College Teams Play Tonight
Des Moines reports three Iowa university and college basketball games tonight. The University of Iowa 12 man squad heads to Pittsburgh to face the Panthers. Cornell College of Mt. Vernon plays Minnesota in Minneapolis without center Twogood. Iowa Wesleyan of Mt. Pleasant hosts Fort Madison Independents.
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U.P
Iowa University
University of Iowa
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Hawks
Twogood
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
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Mt. Pleasant
Fort Madison Independents
Rath Packing Upsets Lauerman In High Scoring League Clash
Rath Packing defeats Lauerman 19 to 18 in a fast paced industrial league game. Guards Olds and Reece shut down Lauerman’s offense as Bridenstein and Clifton led scoring for their teams. John Deere trounced the YMCA division 27 to 20, with Lynn Potter Burgess Hamm and McDermott starring for Deere and Collentine guarding well. A large crowd watched two sharp, clean contests at the Y. The Bartles Shepherd Oil vs Gates College game was postponed to January.
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Rath Packing Company
Lauerman
Olds
West High
Reece
Allen
Packers
Bridenstein
Rath
Clifton
Zoller
Twogood
Sindlinger
Deere
John Deere Tractor Company
Lynn
Potter
Burgess
Hamm
Collentine
McDermott
Bolte
Shenk
LaPole
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Gates College
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Young
Anderson
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Tlauermen
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Wente
Ball
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McKevitt
Schenk
Ziegler
Parsons
Ben Evene
van Enman
Enbaeas
Moore
Drake
Fiala
Jones Becomes Writer for American Golfer magazine
Bobby Jones, noted amateur golf champion of the United States and former open champion of Britain, has joined the editorial staff of the American Golfer. He will write articles and sit on the council that sets the magazine's editorial policies.
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Pebble Beach
del Monte
Cal
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
United States
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Johnny
Jones
New York
U.P
Grea Britain
Notre Dame Quiets Kansas 82 to 21 in KC Showdown
Notre Dame defeated Kansas 82 to 21 in Kansas City. Rub Thompson led scoring with four goals and three free throws as the teams prepared for a rematch in the same venue tonight.
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Trish
Kansas
Kansas City
U.P
Notre Dame
Rub” Thompson
Jayhssyker
Diamond Joes edge Rath Packers to lead Commercial league
After tying for first, the Diamond Joes pulled one game ahead of arch rival Rath Packers. Unique Cleaners could manage only one win against Gamble Robinson. High weekly scores included Buhlman 235 Gnagy 200 Sorenson 208. Waterloo league Riviera theatre team leads by two games with top marks by Gorman 236 and Harper 210. New Year’s day features a prize for top single-game at Waterloo alleys. Public Service League saw Fedelcos sweep Westinghouse while Holsters won two from Ruud.
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Diamond Joes
Rath Packers
Cleaners
Gamble- Robinson
Buhlman
Gnagy
Sorenson
Smith-Lichty
Unique Cleaners
Dodge Bros
Gamble-Robinson
Martin ‘Cafe
St. Mary's
John Deere
Hall-Ekfelt
Riviera Theatre
Waterloo
Gorman
Claus
F. Manahl
A. Manahl
Harper
Bishop
Bartlett-McFarlane
Riviera and
Kezar Cafe
Elks Club
Public Service League
Fedelcos
Westinghouse
The
Holsters
Ruud
Attendance Boosts Gate at Hudkins DeVos Fight
Near capacity crowd at Madison Square Garden for the Hudkins DeVos fight draws 18,090 attendees and a gross of $74,505.59, marking the season's best gate. The event highlighted boxing action in New York with strong spectator turnout and revenue.
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New York
Ace Hudkins
Rene DeVos
Madison Square Garden
Fights Last Night From Associated Press Roundup
Night boxing results from New York and other cities list Huckins outpointing Devos in a 10 rounder while McVey beat Forgione. Hines outpointed Layton in five, Braddock stopped by Bon Olin in three, Risko lost to Schasf. Several draws and points decisions fill the night with multiple city card reports.
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Associated Press
New York
aAce Huckins
Lincoln
Neb
Rene Devos
Belgium
Jack McVey
Vincent Forgione
Philadelphia
Wildcat Wile" Hines
Cateagzo
Murray Layton
Bon Olin
Brooklyn
al Braddock
Jersey City
Boston
Stule Schasf
Beston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Tupily Griffiths
Sioux City
Chuck Darts
Detroit
Minneapolis
Minn
Dick Daniels
Jack McCann
Bismarck
N. D
Ernie Peters
Chicago
Britt’ Gorman
Minnesapolis
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