Waterloos Basketball Teams Face State Title Battle
Waterloos high schools reflect on a disrupted season with the Y M C A leading for state honors before internal discord canceled a key game. West High, under coach Mallory, seeks a return to the state finals after defeats to Davenport and Waverly while East High, the Orange and Black, eyes a strong contender season.
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Waterloo
Lewin
West High
Waverly
Davenport
East High
Mallory
St. Mallory
Bmt
Cedar Rapids
Epworth Seminary
Donald Lippincott Seen as Likely Intercollegiate Sprinter Champion
Philadelphia report notes Donald Lippincott, fresh from Episcopal Academy, impressed at Stockholm Olympics and in interacademic races. Trainer Mike Murphy praises his speed and predicts Lippincott will win both the 100 and 200 yard dashes in next spring's intercollegiate championships for the Red and Blue, noting a fault of looking around that he intends to correct.
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Philadelphia
Donald Lippincott
Episcopal Academy
Stockholm
Lippincott
Episcopal
University of Pennsylvania
Mike Murphy
Orange and Black basketball eyes sectional title
The Orange and Black basketball team aims for the sectional crown this season. Despite a history of limited success, several promising players give optimism. The key East High versus West High game marks a pivotal clash on the schedule as Town City hosts the state tournament in winter, offering a chance to advance.
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West High Boye
Muscatine
West High
van Patten
Grundy Center
Saux City
Mallory
Manchester
Town City
East High
East Rich
Orange and Black
Prospects for Baseball Bright in Waterloo
Intense rivalries among Central association teams boost the game as Waterloo regains its franchise after years in the Iowa league. Cedar Rapids joins the circuit, with New Waterloo leader Dr. Jay Andrews of Des Moines guiding the club. other cities prepare for a strong season and salary rule changes.
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Waterloo
Baseball Association
Cedar Rapids
Central Association
Iowa League
Central
Burlington
Ottumwa
Keokuk
M. B. Justies
National Association of Minor Leagues
Muscatine
Kewanee
Monmouth
Belden Hill
Charles Benlow
Ned Egan
George Pennington
Bert Hough
Hannibal
Vill
I Frank Boyle
New Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Des Moines
Waterloo to Name Playing Manager for 1909 Season
Waterloo selects Jay Andrews as playing manager to lead the local club in the upcoming season. Andrews, veteran of the Western league, will play third base and aims to build a competitive team alongside rivals led by Ned Egan Belden Hill and Frank Boyle. The Park plan at Cedar River park is under consideration.
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Dr. Andrews
St. Joe
Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Andrews
Ned Egan
Belden Hill
Frank Boyle
Boyle
Fort Dodge
Cedar River Park
W. A. Reed
Charles Campbell
Mike Blitch
C. L. McDermott
Ralph Storm
P. J. Martin
Dick Buttner
Sam Frank
William Ewald
Burlington
Keokuk
Central Association
Louis Sterne
Industrial Association
Young Men’s
Pennington
Kewanee
Pat Hilley
George Manusch
Ottumwa
Manusch
Herbert Hill
David Powers
Cy Boothby
R. BE. Hunter
Oliver Kehr
J. Hasbrook
James Harrell
Chester Masters
Leslie Souera
Two White Hopes Ready for Test
Giants Well Matched in Every Way with Al Palzer and Luther McCarty set to clash in Vernon arena San Francisco Dec 30. Each giant exceeds six feet and about 200 pounds. Palzer holds a longer reach though observers joke about McCarty’s defense and Palzer’s prominent chin.
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San Francisco
Cal
al Palzer
Luther McCarty
Vernon
Mec Carty
Jim Flynn
Albert Palzer
Iowa
Luther
Palzer
Los Angeles
Fang
White Hope
McCarty
Billy McCarney
Palzér
McCarney
Paleer
Football Gains Foothold in Waterloo Schools
In Waterloo high schools football has established a foothold with plans for a strong 1913 and 1918 season. West high, led by coach Fred McClain, returns veterans and schedules top state opponents including Waverly Dubuque Cedar Falls and Des Moines. East high struggled butwill regain players next year as both schools aim for city title glory.
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Waterloo
West High
Algona
East High
End—G
Waverly
Mason City
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Town City
Cast High
Iowa City
Fred McClain
McClain
Black supporters eye next season with eligible W players
Black supporters look ahead to a successful season. The upcoming roster at east high lists Captain Harry Joyce Mayes Sage Griffin R Rath Smith Simpson Becker G Rath and Naven as eligible. Likely games are Cedar Falls weet high Cedar Rapids and Iowa Falls will be kept on the schedule.
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East High
Harry Joyce
Mayes
Sage
Griffin
R. Rath
Smith
Simpson
Becker
G. Rath
Naven
Cedar Falls
Weet High
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Keokuk Fangs to Life in Central Association
Keokuk reverses a planned exit and aims to stay in the Central association next season after backers pledge funds. Manager search focuses on Pennington transfer difficulties or Ottumwa’s Manusch, with Muscatine’s Boyle listing signed players and positions. Ham and Eggs closes the column with a quip on race and poultry origins.
Two Animated Pictures Of Queen Anne Cause Mixup
A London Telegraph item reports a lady with a severe cold sending her maid to fetch two pennyworths of ammoniated tincture of quinine. The maid returns with two animated pictures of Queen Anne, provoking great amusement.
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London Telegraph
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