Sectional high school tourneys list districts March dates
Revised list of sectional high school tournament centers and dates announced by George Brown Iowa High School Athletic Association secretary. Sectional meets run March 4 to 6 in the northeastern district with Waterloo area venues including East High and several Cedar Rapids and Dubuque sites. About 600 high schools expected to participate across multiple classes and districts with numerous towns named for the competition.
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Lo Enim
George Brown
Oretary
Iowa High School A Athletic Association
Waterloo
East High
Granigh
Cedar Rapids
Charles Grey
Clinton
Dubuque
Oclwein
Natason City
Rainbeek
Brown
Waterloo Mast High
Cedar Walls
Lawn State
Jesup
la Porte City
Vinton
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Waverly
Winthrop
Arlington
Dunkerton
Alt. Vank
Dinchford
Janesville
Auturn
New Karsford
Grange
Parkersburg
Shell Rock
Grant
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Marengo
Marlon
Mount Vernon
Springvalle
Washington High
Alburnette
Blaketown
Central City
Chelsea
Coggon
Hartwick
Kenwood Park
Keystone
Lisbon
Martelle
Newhall
Palo
Shellsburg
Walker
West Branch
Baseball Writers Roast High Officers at New York Dinner
New York February 1 AP Baseball writers roasted officials at the Commodore hotel where Landis was mocked for a new hat and Ban Johnson’s salary was lampooned. Ruth appeared as Yankee manager in 1930 scenarios while jokes mocked schedule-makers and a looming league jubilee dinner at the Astor drew officials and magnates.
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New York
Lhe Baseball Writers Association of America
National League
Astor
Landis
Ban Johnson
American League
John Treycier
Omeone
Upper Iowa Defeats Simpson Cage Quint 16 to 12
Vayotte, La. Feb 1 Special Iper Town trimmed Simpson agers 16 to 12 in a tight defensive contest. Upper Iowa jumped to a five point lead on Ureena's long flush goal and Larson's overhead shot, while MecLease added a free throw. Simpson could manage only two early goals by Kirkpatrick and Fisher. Final period featured light defense and few scoring. Gutches and Urena combined for several free throws to seal the win.
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Vayotte
Iper Town
Simpson |Agers
Peacocks
Ted
Methodist
Ureéna
Larson
Kirkpatrick
Capt. Fisher
Simpson
Wahin
Upper Iowa
Capt. Urena
Upper Towa
Yackey
Tivingston
Uren
Gutches
Tca
Fat women defend themselves in a curious ad copy
A fragmented public notice presents odd dialogue about Fat women defending themselves and a quoted speaker Miss Luella Me Bulk who voices a preference for meals and three suitors. The text reads like an OCR mishmash with peculiar capitalization and nonsensical phrasing.
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Luella
Walter Hagen Sets Record Amid Big Gallery at Olympia Fields
Walter Hagen, famed golfer, reportedly shot under 100 for 27 holes in a single competition at Olympia Fields Chicago during the professional championship round. The article notes his large galleries at venues and recalls Leo Diegel's reactions years earlier as Hagen drew crowds watching his play.
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AL Demarer
Ratcher
New York Giants
Walter Nagen
Li Melsthorn
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Oreen
Walter Helis
Leo Diegel
Hagen
Walter
Dlevel
Out Iis
Leon
Dievel
Diegel
Lenglen and Willis Will Not Meet in Nice Tournament
Cannes, France, Feb 1 AP Helen Wills withdraws from the Nice tournament singles citing a ball with a lot of bounce. Suzanne Lenglen will play in the Nice singles as Wills may skip the Carleton event next week if the English ball is used.
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Willis
Nice
Cannes
France
Helen Wills
Silvanne Lenglen
Miss Wills
Suzanne
Carleton
Mlle, Lenglen
Wice
Inet
Iit
Miss Wilks
Dove season limits raise conservation questions
A 1920s Outdoor Life excerpt recalls how dove and quail hunting culture reflects conservation neglect. The piece notes hunters bragging of limits, comparing dogs and field practices with a mix of opinion and sport rankings, and questions long term stewardship amid shifting public interest. It cites college teams and regional details to illustrate a broad, period view of hunting norms and attitudes.
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E ' Stevenson
Los Angeles
Ames Council Reinstates 1926 Cyclone Baseball Schedule
Ames Ill Feb 1 Special Baseball returns as a major sport at Iowa State for 1926 after council meeting. Eight home games are planned plus two Missouri games, two at Missouri, and two at Notre Dame. Other opponents include Coe, Town State Teachers, Town Wesleyan, Luther, and potential Kansas games.
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Ames
Ill
Towa State
T. N. Metcale
Cyclone
Athletic Council
Metcalf
Missouri Valley
Big Ten
Missouri
Iowa State
Columbia
Notre Dame
Coz
Town State
Town Wesleyan
Luther
Kansas
High School Basketball Roundup Across Iowa and Nearby
Dinsdale and Geneseo split a doubleheader with Dinsdale taking the varsity game 17 to 9 while the junior high fell 11 to 9. Grundy Center defeated Traer 32 to 22 on Traer’s floor, led by stout defense and steady shooting. Hampton beat Iowa Falls 19 to 13 as the girls also won 18 to 15, and Nashua fell to Osage 23 to 13 in a Friday meeting.
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Sashua
Pashua High
Osage
Beloe
Air
WP. Cetsch
Dinsiile
Nvaco Wigide
Dinsdale
Geneseo High
Grundy Center
Tracer
Grundy
Grundy Center High School
Praer
Traer
Guundy
Hampton Winn
Iowa Falls
Hampton High School
Imya Falls
Hampton Girls
New Wartford
Hartford
Lew Hartford
Parkersburg
Joost
Bullen
Charles City
Free Throw Practice With Eyes Shut At Michigan
Coach Edwin Mather of the University of Michigan uses eye closed free throw drills to improve accuracy. Umpire R. G. Rapp, formerly in the Mississippi Valley league and who refereed a district tournament in 1924, signs to umpire in the Three-T league next season and hails from Ames. Paul Foot Smith, Waterloo captain elect of 1924 Iowa A football, may start at guard against Indiana per town gossip. Bathie resigns from Sunnyside Country Club to join an Omaha club. Sunnyside seeks a successor. Burlington signs Jowell Rathbun of Fayette, a pitcher who starred with Rochester last year. Ed Reichie aims to land Rathbun, with Burlington boosting its pitching staff.
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Edwin Mather
University of Michigan
R.G. Rapp
Westigh
Rapp
Ames
Paul
Foot) Smith
Waterloo
Iowa
Indiana
van Densen
Hogan
Phillips
Smith
Bill Bathie
Sunnyside Country Club
Omaha
Chicago
Enhy
Bathie
Sunnyside
Waterlon
Burlington
Jowell Ratiurn
Fayette
Rathbucn J
Rochester
Minn
Ed Reichie
Snonthe
Tutors to Meet Simpson Tonight
Cedar Falls Feb 1 Special Teachers college basketball team from Iowa will meet Simpson college in an Iowa conference game here tonight. The Tutors defeated Penn College Quakers of Oskaloosa 25 to 15 last Saturday, revenging a 34 to 31 loss on Jan 22. Morrison led the Teachers offense with Morgan strong at back, and the first half ended 12 to 9. The game stayed tied at 18 all four minutes before the end, with notable defense and lively action throughout.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Simpson College
Methodists
Upper Town
Penn College Quakers
Oskaloosa
Quakers
Invaders
Morrison
Morgan
Penn
Girdon _ Locke
Tani Sense
University of Iowa
Burt Ingwebere
West Quire
Rinden
John Heldt
Iowa City
Locke
Cleveland
Waiter Camp
Jenny
Heidt
Storm Lake Soft Fish Carloads Shipped East
Carloads of soft fish including carp, buffalo, and sheepshead are taken from Storm Lake. An ice company operating under a state permit and deputy game warden supervision began this week, shipping 4,000 to 6,000 pounds per haul to New York. Sheephead go to local buyers. other game fish linger near nets.
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Storm Lake
Ws City
Gama
New York
Te Haul
Laauders
Tyet
Christ Episcopal Five Wins Eighth Straight in Junior League
Christ Episcopal Five surged to an eighth straight win in the Junior Sunday League, defeating Grace M E 34 to ? in a fast-paced Saturday afternoon game at the new Saturd ay venue. First M E remained idle, while First Baptist lost 17 to 7 to St. Paul’s M. Results also showed First Presbyterian 14 edging Walnut Street Baptist 16, and Linden M E defeating First Congregational 20 to 10.
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Downing Grace M. E
Episcopalians
M. E
First Baptist
St. Paul's Im
First
Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist
Linden M. FE
First Congregational
Speedy Games on Iowa Conference Slate for Week
Des Moines and Heb city report on Iowa college basketball as Buena Vista leads the standings at four wins and one loss with Morningside close behind. Western Union, Central, and State Teachers post wins as teams vie for the conference crown in a week of schedule matchups.
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Des Moines
Buena Vista
Luther
Morningside
Western Union
Central
Wesleyan
Ellsworth
Upper Town
Simpson
Penn
Althe
Chicarlie
Fel
Dann College
Uwair
Cah
Western Enten
Towa Wesleyan
Hoena Vista
Upper Iowa
South Dakota University
Nat Des Motare
Chaotic Multi-Team Basketball Scores From State Meet
A dense list of basketball scores across colleges and high schools shows Kansas and Nebraska teams leading, with many mixed results. Notable tallies include Tulane 62 versus Auburs 31, Notre Dame 41 and Detroit U. high school results, and scattered mentions of Creighton, Monmouth, and Iowa-area towns among the chaos.
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Waron Coll
Augusburg
SL John's U
Notre Dame
Detroit
California
Stanford
Citadel
Presbyterian
U. High School
Indianola
Winterset
Newton
Nevada
Omaha
Central
Burlington
Monmouth
Mount Pigasant
Washington
Clinton
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Waterloo Mast High
Waterloo West High
Dubuque
Storm Lake
Fort Dodge
Grimes
Johnston
Johnston Station
Woodward
Creighton Evews
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bliffs
Sheldon
Rock Rapids
Bells Plaine
Tolero
Dallas Center
Redfield
Rochester
Fore Wayne
Gas Engine and Hawkeye Oil Win League Games
Waterloo Gasoline Engine and Hawkeye Oil basketball teams won Industrial league games Saturday night. Gas Engine defeated Cutler Hardware 39 to 11, while Hawkeye Oilers forfeit over National Guard five. Stockney, IN, Feb 1—Walter Krubert, 13, returned home after swallowing three nails a week ago in a stunt.
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Hawkeye Oil
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Jover Cutler Hardware
Hawkeye Oilers
National Guard
Nair Fatter OW. Stockney
wWatler Krubert
Astowark
Esa
Cyclones Face Nebraska Quint Tonight In State Gym
Ames Iowa February 1 Special Dropping 24 to 21 game to Kansas Missouri Valley champions for three years Bill Chandler s quintet showed that the loss of the lanky center hurt hopes for a two win season. Grimes Anderson Nelson and Staver were tried at pivot. Nelson looked better than expected and showed size and reach. The center loss affected the team as a whole with Wright and Kling critiqued and Hall making a promising varsity debut at running guard.
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Ames
Kansas
Bill Chandler
Grimes
Capt
Anderson
Nelson
Nebraska
Cyclones
State Gymnasium
Staver
Elliott
Kling
Wright
Miller
Arnold
NIBS PRICE NAMED SMITHS SUCCESSOR AT CAL STATE GRID
Berkeley Calif Feb 1 Clarence Chibs Price assistant to the late Andrew Cindy Smith was chosen as Smiths successor by the university athletic council. Ratification by the athletic committee of the associated students is expected. Salary and contract length were not set pending executive committee action Wednesday night.
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Berkeley
Cel
Clarence Chibs
East High Faces Week Of Prep After Oelwein Setback
East High's basketball team, jolted by an 18 to 16 loss to Oelwein, prepares for a weekend slate with Jesup and Teachers College High. Coach Makeever boosts effort as Hicker leads East with 12 points, while Oelwein’s Eischeid tops visitors with nine.
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East High
Oelwein Hera
Jesup
Teachers College High
Midge Makeayver
Oelwein
Best High
Makeever
Cedar Falls
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