Hawks Start 1924 Prospect Draft For Iowa League
The Waterloo Hawks and surrounding Iowa clubs prepare for spring training with a mix of high school talent and county standouts. Bert Willford aims to redirect funds to younger players, while Burlington signs Tipton and Decorah prospects. Moline eyeing Blain Shelly’s club, Ottumwa and Burlington set pre season dates, and several signed players from Macomb, Davenport, and Hollister show strong hitting records from 1923.
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Hawks
Assissippi Valley League
Jack H. Tucker
Tipton
Burlington
Tucker
1 Hawks
Charlie Mullen
Tipton Flash
Jack
Ab Decorah
Muggs Brown
Missouri
Fred _Bobley
Russell Lowan
New Boston
Ralph Rleesel
Bennett
Baba Towen
Spencer
Chicago White Sox
Moline
Jimmy Scholtenberger
Blain Shelly
Arthur Vetter
Muscatine
Dez Moines
Plowboys
Molime
Otto Bein
Davenport
Beitendorf Seminoros
Shelly
Plowbors
William Goeckel
Goeckel
St. Louis
Kitty Kastle
Beck Island Prospects
Gray
Sudbrook
Wither
Moting
John R. Gall
Hollister
OTS
Steve Molnar
Bay J. Randolph
Macomb
Macomb Independents
Rock Island
Uitumina
Culek Mattick
J. L. Lee
Ottumwa
Burngton
Ahat
Lea
Ottumway
Bill Speas
Toledo
Wood
Elssler
Roberts
Johnson
Cetus Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown outlook fuels baseball season hopes
Goan City headlines note Soasips and Marshalltown optimism as Lacy takes on managing duties. Teams seek 20 to 25 players for 1924, with Dubuque and Ansons assets trading hands and a spring training start set for April 15 in Marshalltown, while McGraw offers a pitching coach role to McGinnity.
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Jack Lacy
Lacy
Albert Lea
Sinn
Jongler
Frank Boyle
Ansons
M-Y
Dubuque Outriok Bright
Dubuque
Danny Gardner
Danny
Altho
Johnny Armstrong
Tilinois
Jos McGinnity
Decatur
Nome
John J. McGraw
Giants
McGinnity
Christy Muntherson
Boston
Dubuqua
Municipal Athletic Field
Waterloo
Dubuqus
Armstrong
Ted Bowman
Detroit
Iowa City Defeated by Chicago Maroons 31 to 18
Iowa Hawkeyes suffered a third conference loss here Saturday night as Chicago Maroons staged a dramatic comeback. Hector Janse sparked an early Iowa lead, but Chicago's defense and speed shut down the Old Gold offense, scoring 21 points in the opening period and 25 more in the final 20 minutes to secure the upset.
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Iowa City
Towa
ArtMtory
Hawkeye
Vistors
Chicago University Maroons
Hector Janse
Luverne
Saturday Cage Results Show Mixed College Scores
A scrambled slate of basketball results lists Drake over Nebraska 19 to 15 and Des Moines U 25 to 17, with Sun 36 Penn 35 and Cornell 28 Knox 25. Other scores include Navy 34 Bucknell 42 Army 31, Washington 27 Missouri 26, Ohio 52 Otterbein 25, and high school results like Monroe 27.
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Stuart
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Greenfield
Gira
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Partharm Eariham
Adel
Omaha Central
Sto City
Siua
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Isage
Hampton
West Cage Quint Tops Osage in 18 to 12 Victory
West High defeated Osage 18 to 12 as Coach Ralph Sarff used a mostly reserve lineup to start. Henderson sparked the tie in the second quarter, Hetts and Miller locked down defense, and Sage Sweeney led scorers with early miscues turning into a strong team effort for the home five.
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Old Rose
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West High
Waterloo Five
Ralph Sarff
Hetts
Maclves
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Miller
Dubuque High Football Schedule Set for Tough Season
Dubuque high announces an eight game football slate for this fall under Athletic Director Wilbur J. Dalzeir. Five home games and three away, with five lettermen lost to graduation. Opponents include Cant. Tenner Kearney Howard Wheeler and Griffin. The opener is Sept. 27 against Independence at home. Other foes include Cresco Davenport Waterloo West High De Pere Darinwort Waukon Jesco Clinton.
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Wilbur J. Dalzeir
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Howard
Wheeler
Griffin
Independence
Cresco
Davenport
Waterloo Wear
Uect
Oeltwein
Waterloo
Darenwort
I—Waukan
Jesco
Clinton Hero
College and Conference Schedule Briefs From Tuesday to Saturday
A compact listing shows Des Moines at Morningside and St Ambrose at Sill on Tuesday, with Knox, Grinnell, and St Viator also on the slate. Wednesday features Drake at Missouri and Washington at Kansas, plus DePaul at Columbia and Northwestern at Indians. Saturday sports include Kansas Aggies at Drake, Michigan at Chicago, Nebraska at Missouri, and other regional pairings across multiple campuses.
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Morningside
Parsons
Sebraska
Grinnall
St. Viator
Columbia
Minnesota
Purdue
Des Moines G
Sill
St. Ambrose
Fon
Knox
Washington
Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Tnofaul
Luther
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Simpson
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Nebraska
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Coe
Duduggus
Ohio State
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Simpsons
Upper Jows
Corwen
Hamiing
Dominion
St. Mary's
St Ambriss
Michigan
Chicago
Ningatte
Do Coaches Make Teams Or Do Teams Make Coaches
New York reports on coach Haughton at Columbia and Charlie Moran slated to introduce his method at Bucknell. The piece weighs whether the coach or the players determine success, noting Walter Koppisch’s one man leadership and the need for Reed-type recruiting and neutral athletes to support the coach.
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New York
Percy Haugh
Haughton
Columbia
Charlie Moran
Harvard
Bucknell University
Walter Koppisch
Koppisch
Moran
Centre College
Bucknell
Christy Mathewson
Moose McCormick
Tyro
Football Interfered With Studies At State Teachers College
Cédlar Falls Feb 4 During the football season men who took part in the game were below the average student in their studies according to figures by Leslie Reed dean of men at State Teachers College Of 35 football players in the fall term 81.11 percent were below the average However the failure rate was not as high as in other college organizations in ultra college activities
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Cédlar Falls
Leslie Reed
State Teachers College
Conference Standings Taintsters Prohibited From Directorships
Former cabinet taintsters in Spain are barred from holding positions as directors or members of administrative councils of corners and tons. The ruling restricts governance roles amid ongoing political restructuring and regulatory reforms.
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First M E Junior Team Wins Junior Championship
First M E Junior division basketball team defeated St Pauls M E 28 to 7 to clinch the league title. West Side Methodists finished the season undefeated. First Baptist and First Presbyterian both won 16 to 7. Other Saturday results include Grace M E 13 over First Brethren 12 and Walnut Street Baptist 19 over Linden M 2. Final standings list First M E, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian as the top three.
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Burglars Take Receipts Of Basketball Contest
In Cedar Rapids Virginia February burglars pried open the U MLCAL building safe Friday night stealing 250 dollars in cash and several checks. Most money was Coe College receipts from Friday's basketball game. Entrance forced through a window. safe combination smashed to prevent early discovery. The safe was not yet locked for the night.
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U. Mlcal
Coe
College
Los Angeles-Tim crash claims Cragteotomo, Norry Shears hurt
Two racing drivers were killed and another seriously hurt when their cars collided in a crash on the track in Los Angeles. The incident left one crew member and onlookers shaken as emergency crews responded swiftly.
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Tim
Owas
Norry Shears
Ine Ima
Reading club signs Letty Finnerman as Rhinslander player
Reading club signs Letty Finnerman, nicknamed Bull Montana, a former outfielder for Marshalltown and a semipro with the Rhinslander of Wisconsin, after a strong season. The broader sports notes mention rare sporting gear acquisitions by Bert Weedon, an all nation college football selections, and local Mason City boxing chatter with recent ringside action. A Davenport bout sparked debate over Rollinger vs Ranieri as fans weigh a contested decision. Oil engine steamers demand grows in London with a surge in orders, while shipbuilding continues worldwide.
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Finnerman
Marshalltown
Bull Montana
Rhinslander
Wis
Reading
Bert Weedon
Chicago
Clinton
Waterloo
Jack Schafer
Premier Classic Hints at Midseason Showdown
The upcoming high school doubleheader aims for a premier classic next Friday evening as intense practice occurs at both schools this week. Teams have hit midseason form, signaling a competitive clash and rising stakes for regional bragging rights.
Marshalltown to Play 9 Grid Games in 1924
Marshalltown high announces a 1924 football schedule led by Clyde Drury. The season opens with Traer on September 27 and includes North Des Moines October 4, State Teachers College high, Oskaloosa, Waterloo East, Waterloo West, Grinnell, Ames, and Boone games, with venues noted for home or away.
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Marshalltown High
Cogen Dickinson
Traer
North
Deg Moines
Clyde Drury
Tract Hers
North Des Moines Leva
State Teachers High
Oskaloosa
Waterloo East High
Waterloo West High
Grinnell
J ‘Ames
Boone
Fairbank All-Stars Seek Cage Contests For Season
Fairbank Iowa February 4 The Fairbank All-stars an independent aggregation seek contests for the remainder of the basketball season Teams seeking Ramer should write or telephone Capt G Miller Fairbank Friday night the All-stars defeated Immaculate Conception Academy 45 to 12
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Grundy Center H I Beats Vinton Cagers 35 to 2
Grundy Center High School beat Vinton basketmen 35 to 2 at Grundy Center Indiana on Friday night with a 23 to 0 first half. Vinton scored two points on free throws. The Grundy Center girls continued their undefeated run by defeating Owasa 25 to 4, while Brockway and Baldwin held the visitors to one point in the last half.
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Grundy Center
Grundy Center High
Vitton Basketmen
Vinton
Owasa Girls
Brockway
Baldwin
East High Victorious Over Waverly 29 14 In Ragged Scrap
East High wins its second contest 29 to 14 against Waverly in a ragged scrap. East led throughout with 12 3 first quarter and 20 12 halftime. Regulars returned in second half as Kipp and Hostetler sparked scoring to reach 29. Coach Ben Miller used substitutes freely while visitors pressed but failed to close the gap. The Mexican army is believed to be the only buyer of airplanes in Mexico.
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Belog
Ester
See
High
Shepherd
East Hostetler
Tae Orange
East
Capt
Artustal
Kipp
Raymond
Ben Miller
Rod
Shephi
Arious Cambind
Bert Ward
Way Pherd
Seoreless
Hostetler
Seidler
Babcock
Hosterlear
Artus
A Ward
Ward
B. Ward
Mexican Army
Mexico
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