Michigan Ohio State clash tops Big Ten scramble
Michigan and Ohio State renew their rivalry in Ann Arbor as the Big Ten race heats up this week with four conference games. Northwestern at Indiana, Illinois at Chicago, Indiana at Iowa, plus Purdue and Wisconsin idle.
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Will Start March 1 2 in 41 Selected Towns Play
A list of districts and high schools shows the 41 selected towns and superintendents managing teams for the upcoming games. Notable entries include Bloomfield Centerville Knoxville Pella Oskaloosa and Sioux City with several regional schools named under district supervision.
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Pella
Oskaloosa
Zadyyille
Cedar
Bussey
Barnesbty
Attica
Agency
Hedrick
Lacey
Loviny
Underwood
Neolin
Genwood
B. Haworth
Sidney
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Malyem
Glenwood
Tabor
Emmerson
Essex
Hastings
Henderson
Pacific Junction
Randolph
Riverton
River City
Strshon
Thurman
Farragut
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Beranton
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Braddyville
Colburg
Nodaway
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Sharpsburg
Sioux City
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Merrick
Holley Springs
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Westfield
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Kingsley
Orange City
Russell C. Ross
Alton
Alvard
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George
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Ireton
Litto Rock
Inwood
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Melviry
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Bronx Center
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Hartley
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William Tilden to Attend National Lawn Tennis Meet in Quiet Role
Boston reports that actor author William Tilden is expected to attend the National Lawn Tennis Association annual meeting on February 9 in a non-playing, off stage capacity. Once a Davis Cup captain and celebrated writer, he was expelled last summer for devoting time to writing over acting. His inclusion in the roster remains uncertain and dependent on the association’s decisions, with his future status as a member and potential cue to speak still unresolved.
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Greeley Sextet Wins Cage Classic Final Tilt
Greeley High School girls basketball team won the Manchester invitational tournament by defeating Manchester 46 to 24. Oneida beat Hartville 32 to 11 for consolation honors. Greeley had earlier defeated Earlville in the semi final. The all tournament team includes Giant Oneida Smock Greeley. Farwell Manchester Williams Greeley.
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Sehneider
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Hunt and Irmscher
Earlville
Davis and Sutton
Delhi
Wilson, Gull and Garkow
Colesburg
C. T. Hileman
Maynard
Free for all fight likely action today by NHL head
New York February 4 President Frank Galder may act today on disciplinary measures for players from last night's free-for-all after the National Hockey League game at Madison Square Garden between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the New York Americans. The Leafs won 9 to 1 with frequent fistfights and a crowded penalty box. After the game players from both teams reportedly mixed it on the ice behind the New York net.
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Manchester Five Slated for Game with Sacred Heart
Manchester basketball squads face four games this week with two at home. The high school boys go to Marion Tuesday after a January 26 12 defeat. The J Xavier quintet heads to Waterloo Friday for a rematch after a 19 to 1 loss. At home Friday, Manchester hosts Independence in boys and girls doubleheader, in a rematch of earlier season games.
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Clear Lake Quint Tops Hampton as Anderson Stars
New Hampton High School faced Clear Lake in a hard fought game on February 4. Anderson, Clear Lake’s center, scored 13 of the visitors’ 15 points in a 15 to 13 victory. Both teams led by small margins at halftime and through the third, then Clear Lake pulled away late as Anderson sealed the win with two field goals.
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Miami Fight Foes Spend Their Time on Golf Courses
Miami Beach February 4 The Sharkey Stribling bout on February 27 is shaping up with both fighters taking to the golf links and the surf for conditioning. Idolized by fans, Young Stribling of Macon Georgia and Jack Sharkey of Boston continue light practice as promoters report steady ticket receipts and growing stadium work.
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Jack Sharkey
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White Sox Planner Bets on Valley League Pitcher
White Sox manager Blackbourne banks on a mix of old timer Nena Blackburne and new rookies for 1929. Southpaw Bob Welland from Moline in the valley league stands out as a strong prospect after a 9 strikeout shutout in his lone major league start. The club also features Red Faber, Ted Lyons, and others as they prep in Dallas with several infield and catching candidates competing for spots.
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United Press
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Nena” Blackburne
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Moline
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Charlies A. Comiskey
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Welland
Red Faber
Ted Lyons
al Thomas
Grady Adkins
Ted Blankenship
Walsh
Blackbourne
George Cox
Connally
Willie Kamm
Blackburne
Charley Shires
Waco
Tex
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Bud Clancy
Irving Jeffries
Clarence
Dutch) Poffman
Sacramento
Johnny Watrgood
Shreveport
Metzler
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Mostll
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Moe Berg
Clyda Crouse
Jack Mealy
Western Association
Barnyard Golf Lights in South for Big Tourney
State champions gather for national horseshoe pitching tournament in St. Petersburg Finland Feb 4 with Clyde Davis leading a strong field. Putt Mossman George May and Harold Falor are former champions entering. Frank Jackson of Lamont and his sons will be absent for the first time in years. At least seven state champions vie for national honors including Harvey Elmerson D T Leonard Burt Duryee Jimmy Risk C A Benediat Gaylord Paterson and Frank Antille.
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George May
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Frank Jackson
Lamont
Harvey Elmerson
Kenosha
Wis
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Burt Duryee
Wichita
Kan
Jimmy Risk
Montpelier
Ind
Connie Mack Starts Twenty-Ninth Year With A's Giants
New York sees Connie Mack begin his twenty-ninth season with the Athletics and John McGraw start his seventh with the Giants. Both managers, aged and storied, pursue more pennants as pre season play opens.
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John McGraw
New York
Athletics
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Giants
Oniel Bender
Eddie Plank
Eddie Goombs
Amos Strunk
Eddie Collins
Frank Baker
Rube Oldring
Philadelphia
McGraw
Mack
Little Napoleon
San Antonio
Fork Myers
Fish
Connie Magk
Atheltics
Epoch years of Jones dominate golf records era
The article recalls Jones and Cruickshank in the 1923 American Open at Inwood, detailing Jones’s 300 yard iron shot and his rise to multiple national titles within five years, contrasting with Cruickshank’s near win and noting Hagen’s only rival success. It also notes other sports news and upcoming events in handball and leagues.
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Associated Press
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Inwood Country Club
Bobby Cruickshank
Bobby Jones
Cruickshank
Long Island
Blue Burn
Amanta
Walter Hagen
Gruleckshank
Bobby
Teachers College Wrestlers Defeat Purdue In Thrilling Dual
Cedar Falls February match sees State Teachers edge Purdue 19 to 13 1/2 as Johnson heavyweight toppled Edwards in 90 seconds The meet featured fast moves fast-changing leads and standout wins by Pederson Malusea Erickson Orr Gay Orr and Hooker for Purdue and Chambers Slanley Welmra ut others for State Teachers
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Teachers College
Purdue
University
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Edwards
Paul Bender
Capt. Hooker
Chambers
Hooker
Pederson
Puttner
Monmouth
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Stanley
Nelson
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Erickson
Twerdia
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Buck Creek Leads Little Six Rivals in Weekly Games
Manchester Ind Feb 4 Buck Creek holds the lead among Little Six teams as Oneida struggles in three league losses last week all on foreign floors. Upcoming schedule features Buck Creek facing Graely and later Delhi on the road with Delhi Colesburg and Colesbury Enriville matchups watched by league circles.
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Manchester
Oneida
Altho
Colesburg
Buck Creek
Graely
Delhi Court
Delhi-Cotesburg
Colesbury- Enriville
Balkline Artists Begin Title Play in Gotham Meet
New York on February 4 reports the opening match of the world balkline billiard championship at Level club with six top players. Edouard Horemans of Beglum meets Kinney Matsuyama of Japan in the first of 16 matches. Winners receive the world title for a year plus 10000 dollars. Americans Welker Cochran and Duke Schaefer also compete along with Eric Hagenlacher and Felix Grange. Mandell headlines tonight as Sammy Mandell, reigning lightweight champion, seeks tune up against Don Davis in Peoria tonight.
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U.R
Edouard Horemans
Beglum
Kinney Matsuyama
Japan
Welker Cochran
Iowa
Duke Schaefer
Horemans
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Felix Grange
Mandell
Peoria
Sammy Mandell
Crong
Don Davis
Chicago
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