Schmelling Stops Risko In Ninth Round At Madison Square
Max Schmelling hammered Johnny Risko to a technical knockout at Madison Square Garden in New York, 10 rounds scheduled, 9th round stoppage after Risko absorbs heavy blows. Schmelling, a German challenger, improves heavyweight title prospects as Risko’s late-career bid falters amid a crowded field of contenders. Risko had defeated stars like Delaney Uzcudun Sharkey Godfrey earlier but could not finish Schmelling.
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New York
Max Schmelling
Germany
Johnny Iske
Faris
Madison Square Garden
Schmelling
Johnny
Risko
Jack Delaney
Pauliio
Uzcudun
Jack Sharkey
George Godfrey
Pevied Ito
Tom. Hesney
Jimmy Malonty
Ernie Schaaf
Roberto’ Robertson
Auring
Sil
Teuton
Cleveland Baker
Johnnny
Howe
Risko Oh
Ning
Gelmelling
Jack Dempsey
Nl& Long
Chuck Wiggins
Risko Ino
Schmelting
Waterloo O S V A Beats St Xavier on Manchester Floor
Waterloo O S V A defeated St Xavier 17 to an unknown score on Friday evening at Manchester floor. Ravier led with a high, while Waterloo benefited from the late rally as the teams played in Ta, Feb. 3.
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Waterloo O. S. V. A
St. Xavier
Manchester
Ravier
Tas. V. A
Waterloo
Waterloo Girls Sextet Defeats Winthrop Team
The Waterloo girls basketball team known as the Zippers defeated Winthrop 27 to 18 in a City League game played last night. Barnes and Faulkner led Waterloo with strong scoring as the team led at halftime and held the lead throughout.
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Courier Special Service
Winthrop
The
Zippers
Waterloo
Winthrop Girls
Barnes
Faulkner
Ja G.rippers
If . Faulkner
Ryan
C . Ralsner
Ja Porter
Ee Allen
Meffert
Wat
Martin
Bueret
Fastralieradet Zoow
Zippeta
Bennett
Ryanet
Ham ‘Allyn
Bberk
Andrews
Bilth
Keokuk to Join Mississippi Valley League Seen by Many
Keokuk is expected to receive the vacant Mississippi Valley league franchise with President Belden Hill predicting strong draw. Rockford may be pushed to back a new member, while Marshalltown and Ottumwa are debated as releases. The piece urges league support for Keokuk and future cooperation amid town concerns. Also notes Illinois ruling extending nine semesters of eligibility for high school athletes and rumors of Knute Rockne coaching moves, denying any departure from Notre Dame.
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Rockford
Belden Hill
Waterloo
Lb.s & City
Marshalltown
Jit
Marshaltown
Ottumwa
Daversport
Sand Keokuk
Iowa
Midge Mankeever
East High
Thellinois Association
Cyclone Cagers Off for Lincoln
Iowa State college basketball team left Ames by train for Lincoln Nebraska to play tonight in the Big Six season fifth game. Coach Louis Menze leads nine players including starters and reserves on the trip with two wins and two defeats to date.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Lincoln
Neb
Louis Menze
Gande
Ludwig
Woods
Hitch
Rudi
Manze
Zimmerman
Taylor
Wheat
Robins
Elliott and Lee Shine as Orange Nip Falls Five
Waterloo East High defeats Cedar Falls 15 to 11 led by Elliott’s long-range shooting and strong defense. Lee guard and Elliott sparked a fourth-quarter burst after a tight first half, while Cedar Falls struggled with accuracy and turnovers.
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Lee
Courier Special Servics
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Eliott
Waterloo East High
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Gerber
Kolb
Gerber Contributed A Free Throw To Eid
Trojans
Tigers
Christensen
Olsen
Speer
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Gerbers
Waterloo
Makeeker
Holb
Sea
Douglas
Elliot
James
Nashua Five Is Glose Victor in Waverly Contest
Nashua High School defeated Waverly in a thrilling, fast paced basketball game witnessed by a record crowd. The contest ended in the final moments with a 13 to 12 score, drawing many Waverly supporters and the visiting band adding to the atmosphere.
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Nashua Five
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Nashua
Nashua High School
Waverly
Waverly High School
Courtey Special Service
Dunkerton
Tripoli
Carnes
Seer Staehell
Ue Alher
Te Belhner
Rf Krueger
Aa Garland
Behilechting
Wei
Oleae P Bey
Rider
Iowa State
Renghers College
Fordham Flash Still Flashy and Frisch’s Ambidexterity
Frankie Frisch, formerly with the New York Giants and now with the St Louis Cardinals, is an ambidextrous hitter and versatile infielder. The article notes Frisch bats both sides, is touted for his 300-plus lifetime average, and outlines his positions from second base to shortstop and third base as he adapts to Rogers Hornsby’s shoes. It also lists other players who hit from both sides and mentions his Fordham nickname the Flash.
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Frankie Prisch
New_York Giants
St.Louis Cardinals
Frankie
Babe Ruth
Mole-Hill
Ke Rogers Hornsby
Frank Francis Frisch
Yessiree
Liv Blue
Dave Bans
Rogers Hormsby
Frisch
Deeres Halt Y M C A Win to Keep Industrial League Lead
John Deere, leading the Industrial Cage Loop, defeated the Y M C A team 29 to 17 on their floor. In the other game Lauerman edged Rath Packing 26 to 24 as Potter led Deere with four fields and a free throw while Hat added seven free throws. Sindlinger starred for Lauerman with four field goals and two free throws.
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John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Lautermans
Rath Packing Company
Feld
Manchester and Oneida Girls Win in Invitational Opener
Manchester and Oneida high girls basketball teams advance to the second round of the Invitational tournament by defeating Colesburg and Delhi respectively. Manchester leads 27 19 after a 10 11 first half and held on for a 27 19 victory over Colesburg. Oneida edges Delhi 22 19 after a tight contest, setting up semis with Earlyne and Greeley.
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Oneida
Colesburg
Delhi
Oneida High
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Ecco
Earlyne
Greeley
Colesbury
Cholesbury
Onada
Perod
Pointe
St Marys cagers edge Town City in Waterloo thriller
In a tight Waterloo game St Marys of Waterloo defeated Town City 21 to 20 after a double technical foul. OConnor starred with five field goals and two free throws earning high points while Kroedel led Town City with four goals as the home team rallied from 12 18 at halftime.
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Phil Lown
St. Mary's Cagers
Waterloo
St. Mary's
Town City
O'Connor
Grim
Town
Waterloo Boys
Kroedel
Wilerlag
Anderson
If Quackenbush
Wahl
Mullin
Bool Katkoski
Fay
L Knoedel
O'Brien
Hamon
Te Grim
Tolals
Itoora
Drake
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT RESULTS ACROSS CITIES
AP report lists boxing results from New York to San Francisco with multiple bouts. Schmeling stopped Risko in May. von Porn halted Gagnon. junior Johnny Risko and others noted with points and knockouts across Cleveland Boston Chicago and more.
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Sasociated
New York
May Schmeling
Germany
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Otto von Porn
Chicago
Jack Gagnon
Boston
Jon Jrby
Cecil Harper
Aberdeen
Wash
George Hoffman
Jackies Saunders
Long Island City
Jimmy Blaloviey
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
Detroit
Ray Miller
Tommy Grogan
Qmahna
Des Moines
Joe Thomas
Oelwein
Bill Hall
Pop Jennings
Jon Fernandez
Kansas City
Drew
Joseph
Walter Rich
George Lamson
Sioux City
Buffalo
Tommy Paul
Frisco Granor
Mupino
Minot
N. D
T Herman Raleloff
Howard Ball
Pocatello
Ida
Waterloo basketball game draws crowd in wild contest
A Waterloo matchup refereed by Boe Moores Jr. featured a high scoring first half with 13 goals by a single player and a dramatic second half basket by an opposing forward. The Boston Giants faced a 2 15 tol setback as George Stallings endured a rough night and nearly suffered a breakdown after a rookie taunt.
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Giantsasketball
Ome
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Fild
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Adder
George Stallings
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George
Stalling
Teachers Grapplers Face Big Ten Foe at Falls Tonight
State Teachers College hosts Pur due University in a Big Ten wrestling clash led by Coach Paul Bender. Indiana’s injured Noah Needer and Harris miss the meet, while Northwestern defeated by the Teachers earlier adds urgency. Selected wrestlers include Stanley, Poynter, Eriksen, G Orr, O Orr, Chambers, Pederson, and Jonnson across weight classes.
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Teachers College
Purdue University
Paul Bender
Grappiers
Big Ten
Northwestern
Indiana
Wildcats
Evanston
Boilermakers
Needer
Harris
Stanley
Poynter
Eriksen
G. Orr
Maloney Victorious Over Foreign Rival in Boston Fight
Boston reports Jim Maloney, the pudgy heavyweight, scored a decisive 10 round victory over Con O’Kelly, a recent import from Ireland. Maloney delivered a strong performance, dominating most of the bout and winning the decision by a wide margin. O’Kelly showed late recovery in the ninth and kept pace only briefly.
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Boston
Jim Maloney
Con O'Kelly
Ould Sod
Maloney
O'Kelly
Widen
Hanladte & Goo
West Nips Waterlow In Tight High School Clash
Waterlow West High defeats Winston 19 to 14 in Vinton Iowa. Moore scores four from center, Walter adds four from the wing, while Abernathy anchors defense for Vinton. Templeton out, Schultz fills in, and last minute stalling by Waterlow seals the win.
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Ralph Sarft
Waterlow West High
Winston High School
Tom Moore
Robert Waite
Moore
Walter
Ros
Templeton
Edwin
Rosy
Ralph. Schultz
Altho
West
Waterloo
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Sarff
Goach
Jefftort
Minton
Abernathy
West High Uni - ET
Walterh
KN Schultz
Lay Moore
He Miller
Whipple
Tf Freeman
Wiiton
Fo. Gordon
Alton
La Porte Quintet Defeats Urbana in Easy Fashion
LaPorte City High School basketball team defeated Urbana High School 33 to 20 last night, marking their 10th win in 11 starts. The contest was the second meeting of the season after Urbana previously beat LaPorte.
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Urbana
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LaPorte City
LaPorte
Moore
la Porte City
Brust
Stewart
Elliot
I Kober
Tye Dphansen
Vee Ory
Allison
Seendene
Lamb
Abbott
Sea Gross
Urbane
Beebe
Aevax
Ford
L. Ford
Burrell
Feferee
Oelwein Fighter Wins Decision in Des Moines Fight
In Des Moines on February 1 Joe Thomas of Oelwein defeated Bill Hall of Chicago by decision after a ten round bout. The card also saw Pep Jennings and Joe Fernandez draw, Tony Legauri KO Teddy Harris in seven, and Battling Sou Burner outpoint Dean Spener in a mid card match. The crowd booed the slow action at times.
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Des Moines
Joe Thomas
Oelwein
Bill Hall
Chicago
Pep Jennings
Joe Fernandez
Kansas City
Tony Legauri
Teddy Harris
Des
Sou ‘Burner
Dean Spener
Des Mones
Charles City limit-Wins Over Cresco High
Charles City high school defeated Cresco High 27 to 15 in a boys basketball game. Hahn led with five baskets and two free throws, Hauser followed with four baskets and two free throws, while Strew added a basket and a free throw. A preliminary game featured Charisse Otty seconds and the Nii Hawks.
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Charles 'City High School
Cresco
Manual Arts
Hahn
Hauser
Bhi
Charisse
Otty
Nii Hawks
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