Sportsmen's League to Take Charge of Boxing Bouts Here
Waterloo readers learn of a new Sportsmen's league to regulate boxing bouts with a code of ethics. H A Maine chairs the investigating body to vet all cards, ensure weigh ins, contracts, and fair officiating, and curb questionable matches while promoting safe, honest competition.
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Sportsmen’s League
SEN Ousees S
Esolue
Waterloo
Evening Courier
H. A. Maine
Wy. J. Keefe
Laner C. Bell
John Swift
Cecil Bickley
Watertoo
Maine
Hey
Morehan
Blue Dominates Schafer In One Sided Bout At Local Card
In a rough featured fight Blue blasted Jack Schafer with a rapid series of punches, dropping him thrice before victory. Schafer showed grit but Blue’s power overwhelmed him as patrons chanted disbelief at the fallen contender. Strong outpoints Knipp in a lively eight rounds, while Collins dominates Unconscious in a four round skit style boxing card.
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Fic
Cecil Bickley
Tany
Waterloo
Sportsmen's League
Peices
Thig
Jack Echa
The
Courier
Jack Schafer
Ware
Earl
Blue
Mike Gibbons
Schafer
Tommy Ryan
St. Paul
Jack
Fats and Janettes
Strong
Knipp
Joe Knipp
Everett Strong
Rel Joe
Strone
Joseph
Collins
Kid
Cox
Paris boxing page turns on champions and refusals
New York dispatch surveys how champions like Carpentier Willard Criqui Mascart Firpo and others were celebrated and criticized for avoiding or losing titles. It notes the cycle of adulation and outlaw status for fighters who dodge challengers and the public’s shifting sympathy for colorful heroes in the sport.
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New York
Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Paris
France
Jess Willard
Havana
Jack Sohnoson
Luis Angelo Firpo
Boyle
Willard
Eugene Criqui
Gene
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Edoard Mascart
Criqui
Vince
Mascart
Firpo
Romero Rojas
Joe Lynch
Johnny Duff
Mickey Walker
Old Jack Britton
Lonfer’s
American ski jumpers fare poorly at Chamoinix Olympics
American ski jumpers Haugen Overbye Omryedt and Carleton failed to place as European rivals dominated the events in Chamonix France. Thel lest named was hampered by injuries from practice yesterday. The Swiss sled incident and Gulder ener breaking leg are also noted. Dewar F. A. 8 to meet reports a Feb 6 gathering.
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Chamonix
France
Haugen
Overbye
Omryedt
Carleton
Thel
Gulderener
Rollinger Beats Ranieri in Fast 10 Round Go Davenport
Waterloo welterweight Ja Mach 2 lon Rollinger edged Marine Ranieri of Great Falls Montana in 16 fast rounds last night at Davenport. Rollinger pressed and landed frequent jabs and body shots, but Ranieri withstood the pressure, and the close bout left promoters considering a rematch soon.
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Rollinger
Marine Ranieri
Davenport
Lon Rollinger
Waterloo
Great
Falls
Mont
Victo
Ranieri
Ife
Moran Falls to Dundee in Madison Square Garden Bout
Johnny Dundee defeated Pat Moran by a judges decision in a furious 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Moran staged a late rally, but Dundee held the advantage most of the fight, keeping his featherweight and junior lightweight title hopes alive while Moran, the New Orleans lightweight, saw a setback after recent high profile knockouts.
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New York
Tobony Dundee
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
Johnny
Charley White
Johnny Shaz- Tur
Bennyi Leonard
Moran
Dundee
Jine
College basketball scores from multiple teams
Results show Drake 24, Des Moines 76. South Dakota State 1, Tupper Iowa 95 with Datther 15. Central 36. numerous small entries include Webster City 724 and Audubon 34, Clarion 17, Winterset 25, Murals and others. Multiple OCR errors mar the list with inconsistent town and school names.
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Homa
Drake
Moines
South Dakota State
Tupper Iowa
Datther
Central
Town Westeyan
Nex
Penn
Mownt Morris
Creighton
Bigh
SciTool
Tadlanola
Y Walie
Webster City
Campion Nigh
Marsa
Guthrie Center
Audubon
Yoang
Clarion
Winterset
Macksbore
Abraham Tineein
Caine Brults
Omaha
South Omaha
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bluse
Valley Junction
Colfax
Burlington
Mount Pleasan
Alrhel
Ofunswa
Ina
Washington
Bowling News From Independence and Waterloo
Local bowling note year shows Liffring collecting a buck for a 220 on Whiteside lanes with rivals Harbin Binberg Lane and Stainbrook. Liffring and Stainbrook both posted strong 238 and 168 games, while Wurster vs Sieg in Kiwanis League sparked a return match as East High and Independence teams battled.
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F. C. Liffring
Whiteside
William Harbin
Wilton Binberg
W. A Lane
Stainbrook
Fom Vincent
Wurster
Sieg
Cedar Falls Downs Webster City 25 to 12 in Wolves game
Cedar Falls high basketball team defeated Webster City 25 to 12. The Tigers led 13 to 5 at halftime and extended the advantage after the first quarter, while Webster City battled but could not overcome Cedar Falls after the second period.
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Independence
East High
Klotz
Henderson
Sheehan
Raymond
Coateh Ben Miller
Kipp
Invaders
Daley
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High
Webster City
Tigers
Reinbeck Beats Cedar Falls Teachers in Narrow Victory
Reinbeck high school defeated Teachers College high of Cedar Falls 23 to 19 in Reinbeck. Buckapay led home team with strong contributions while Orr and Green starred for the visitors. Greene teams won both basketball games at Shell Rock with boys 27 to 19 and girls 12 to 8.
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Reinbeck
Teachers College High of
Cedar Falls
Bucka
Orr
Green
Greene
Basketball Flames
Shell Rock
Unclear boxing results and sports notes across cities
Boston D Shade of California defeated Ted Moore in a 10 round bout while Eddie Anderson and Dick Griffin drew in separate matches. Ai Angeles stopped Billy Stearns in the fifth. Tixter Flowers defeated Son Goodrick in San Antonio. Hasti Galiano won in New Orleans over Charlie Pitt. Strangler Lewis won using a headlock in Chicago. University of Illinois barred a dozen athletes for midyear ineligibility. West Point officers’ team beat Teath In fantry 13 to 71. Hoppe beat Schaefer in billiards. Cleveland to resume professional boxing after a year ban. Jack Lacy new Marshalltown manager. Cop college lost to Krox. Gedar Rapits Krox won Midwest game. Sammy Mando issued a challenge and $2,500 for a fight with Johnny Dunde Hanfield. Mulfon reappointed to NY boxing commission. James Walker attends ringside for boxing bill event.
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Boston
Dave Shade
California
Ted Moore
Angeles
Cal
Eddie Anderson
Chicago
Dick Griffin
Fort Worth
Tex
Fougis
Phoenix
Ariz
Ai Angeles
Billy Stearns
Minneapolis
Atlanta
United States
Goodrick
San Antonio
Necro
Orleans
Hasti Galiano
New Orleans
Charlie Pitt
Australia
Lewis
Jack McCarthy
University of Tjnois
Cinginnat
Poto
West Point
Teath Infantry
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Winter Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
1City
Hopkins
Marshalltown
Jack Lacy
Omaha
Marshalltown M
Gedar Rapits
Krox Colleges
Cop College
Rockford
Sammy Mando
New York Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundeey Hanfield
Iowa High School hoops draw big entry for state tourney
About 400 Iowa high schools entered the Iowa High School Athletic Association basketball tournament before entry closes. Officials hope to reach 450 entries, up from 290 last year. Tonight West High faces Osage, East High meets Waverly, with both games at 8 p.m. at East High.
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West High
Osage
East
Waverly
Qiaga
Nuss Scrapped From Feb 21 Bout Leaves Waterloo Fighter Jobless
Waterloo boxer Jimmy Nuss missed a scheduled Feb 21 fight with Eddie Morres in Marshalltown after Morres dropped out, leaving Nuss without an opponent and out of work for the evening. Heavyweights Harry Olson and Floyd Bulgret square off as the main bout, while GC Quigley remains in high demand with over 126 refereeing duties this season. East High wing Charles Hostetler endured a rough night against Independence as four of his field goals were disallowed.
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Waterloo Fire
Sheehan
Baker
Raymond
Artus
Daley
East High
Klotz
Henderson
Independence
Kipp
kKipp
Hostetter
Cr Artus
Dales
Indepandsnre
Plane Shechan
Metcalr
Hostetler
Jimmy Nuss
Waterloo
Nuss
Eddie Morres
Marshalltown
Morres
Harry Olson
Floyd Bulgret
Clinton
Charles Hostetler
Intermediate and Unlimited Leagues Set To Play Next Week
Two Waterloo Inter Church Sunday School basketball divisions resume action. Intermediate games center on Tuesday at High Puesday with St Pauls and Walnut Street Baptist contending for first as Grace M Bqtets provide the feature. Walnut meets Christ Episcopal. other matches include United Brethren vs First Methodist and Linden M E vs First Baptist. Unlimited matches kick off Wednesday at ALGA with First M E meeting First Presbyterian and Walnut Street Baptist facing United Presbyterian.
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Waterloo
YM. C. A
Ast High
Reven Fames
St. Paul's
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace M
Walnut Baptists
Christ Episcopal
United Brethern
First M. 5
Linden M. E
First Baptist
Central Christian
First Evangelical
Calvary Evangelical
First_Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
First M. E
First Presbyterian
First Congregational
East Park Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
West Seconds Meet Manchester Cagers In Season Opener
West Highs second team opens the season tonight at West High gym at 7 30 p m facing Manchester in a preliminary to the Osage game. Coach Ralph Sarff will start Burton and McGowan forward Hurlburt center Leigh left and Burgess guard. Manchester was defeated at Jesup last night and hoped to rebound against the Old Rose ramroes tonight.
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Sam Barry
Iowa
Hawkeye
Lost Tree
Bur Waterson
Funk
Schick
West High
Osage
Old Rose Symnasium
East High
Waverly
Bremer Jads
West
West Basketmen
Sie
Hostetler
Kipp
Elim
Metcalf
Raymond
Seidier
Artus
Ben Miller
Mendenhall
East Waverly
Bender
West Osage Tff
Manchester High
West High Osage
Ralph Sarff
Burton
McGowan
Hurlburtst
Leigh
Burgess
Manchester
Jesup
Rose Ramroes
Little Tutors Lead Six-Team Cedar-Iowa Basketball League
Eldora Iowa February special report on the Cedar-Iowa Athletic association six high schools round robin with ten games each. Teachers College High Cedar Falls Grundy Center Traer Reinbeck Vinton Eldora compete amid close scores and overtime battles as Grundy Center Traer Reinbeck press Leaders.
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Eldora
Cedar-Iowa Athletic Association
Iowa
Teachers College High Atl
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Traer
Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Teachers High al Tho
Little Tutors
Teachers College
Grundy
pEldora Wee
Iowa High School Athletic Association described in history review
A historical review outlines the Iowa High School Athletic Association as a live body with wide membership, dating to 1904, and notes its eight semester rule, first state basketball tournament, and ongoing efforts to promote clean competition. It cites officers, board actions, and annual track meets while highlighting enforcement actions against rule violators.
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Iowa
Waturica High
Waterloo
Iowa High School Athletic Association
D. A. Thornburg
Grinnell
George E. Marshall
Sioux City
Frank L. Smart
Dubuque
Eugene Hendy
C. E. Humphrey
Denison
George B. Marshall
Davenport
George A. Brown
Des Moines
Board of Control
Association
Hell
Iowa State Teachers Association
Colleges of the Stars
Harold Owen
West Iligh
State College
Ames
Renguisi
Gowrie
Acuire
Lampton
Cedar Rapids
No New Bids For Eddie Collins Services
Chicago February 2 pres Charles Comiskey and secretary Harry Grabiner deny any new bids for Eddie Collins star second baseman of the Chicago Americans. They state reports of Washington or New York Americans offering to buy Collins are without foundation.
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Chicago
Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
Charles Comiskey
Harry Grabiner
Washington
New York
Parcaut Defeats Mason City Wrestler in Straight Falls
Oskaloosa's Ralph Parcaut, claimant to the middleweight title, overwhelmed Charlie Miller of Mason City in two straight falls at Des Moines. He used speed and headlocks to trap Miller, winning the first fall in 1 hour 4 minutes and the second in 17 minutes 30 seconds with a cratch hold.
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Des Moines
Ralph Parcant
Oskaloosa
Charlie Miller
Mason City
Brogey
Parcour
Altho
Patched-Up Iowa Team Prepares for Chicago Tonight
Iowa City Feb 2 A patched up University of Iowa eleven faces Chicago university tonight at home. Coach Barry counts on Janse Laude Jensen Hicks Dohnwlat to lift the Hawkeyes past the Maroons after Funk’s injury and Duhm’s limited start. Chicago brings a 3 3 conference record and Iowa must win to improve its late season standing.
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Iowa City
Couvin
Justin M. Barry
Hmit
University of Iowa
Chicago University
Hawkeyes
Jack Funk
Barry
Janse
Laude
Jensen Aly
Hicks
Dohnw Lat Bvards
Ensen
Cedar Rapids
Ching” Duhm
Maroons
Chicago
Iowa
Toust
Jesup Cagers Score Upset Over Manchester Hi 29 to 13
Jesup high basketball team defeated Manchester high quintet 29 to 13 in a fast game here. Jesup led from the start and held on with Emerson starring. In the prelim, Jesup girls lost a close contest to Manchester 7 to 4.
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Jesup Cagers
Manchester HI
Jesup
Jesup High
Manchester High Quintet
Emerson
Manchester Birls
D. L. V. A. five edge St. Mary's in close 23 20 game
Our Lady of Victor academy basketball team defeated St. Mary's quintet 23 to 20 at the U. D. L. V. A. gym last night. The game stayed tight throughout and was decided at the final moments with Baysnee winders key to the win.
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Our Lady of Victor Académy
St. Mary's
Baysnee Winders
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