Mandell and Terris Set To Clash In 12 Round Classic
Madison Square Garden hosts a high stakes bout as Sammy Mandell meets Sid Terris in a 12 round elimination for the world lightweight title now vacant after Benny Leonard. Mandell, called the sheik for his speed and power, seeks a knockout edge while Terris enters as favorite amid strong Jewish community betting.
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Henry Lb. Parrell
New York
East Side
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Sammy Mandell
Yalbanian
2 Sheik
New York Boxing Commission
Mandell
Sid Terris
Chamipion
Terris
Butere
Farrell
Sammy
Jerrie
Causa Terris
Mad Prophets Warn of End Times and Odd Notices
A jumble of prophecies and strange notes fill a page, denouncing doomsayers, vaccination debates, odd local items, and quirky observations. It mixes apocalyptic talk with scattered public notices and odd anecdotes from Waterloo and surrounding areas.
Yankees Favored to Win 1925 American League Pennant
News from the era notes Washington and New York as early AL pennant favorites for 1925 with Detroit close behind and Philadelphia as a dark horse. Trade moves bolster the Yankees pitching staff with Ruether Coveleskie Greg joining Johnson Mogridge Marberry Zachary, while Connie Mack rebuilds in Philadelphia and teams like St Louis Chicago Cleveland and Boston eye additions.
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Estha Agsoriatel Press
New York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
St. Louis
Gaston
Cleveland J
Chicago
Yankees
Stanley Harris
Dbutch” Ruether
Brooklyn Nationals
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Vern Greg
Walter Johnson
George Mogridge
Firpo’ Marerry
Tom Zachary
Cwirlers
Harris
Huggins
Urban Shocker
Joe Bush
Giardi
Ty Cobb
Dervill Pratt
Ames Five Meets Three Conference Foes This Weekend
Ames Five faces three conference foes this weekend as the Cyclones travel to challenge Washington, Missouri, and Drake in key Valley showdowns. The squad aims to improve its standing, with coach Chandler fielding the usual lineup including Arnaldo and other veterans in a bid to stay in title contention.
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Ames
Des Moines U mix in wrestling prep at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Feb 6 Special Greon Bender trains his grapplers daily for their upcoming match against Des Moines University at Des Moines Capital City. The Teachers College coach plans final weight class selections soon as he tightens conditioning after the home contest.
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Cedar Falls
Greon Bender
Grap Jers
Des Moines University
Anto
Bender
Teachers College
Hartwell Elected Cornell Cage Leader to Succeed Kasch
Hartwell wins Cornell captaincy after Warren. Hartwell, a multi-sport leader, captained undefeated Cornell football and played guard. He joins a trio of captains in one year, guiding the team as they face Hamilton Piper tonight under Midwest rules amid a tough conference race.
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Hartwell
Cornell
W. Kasch
Bount Vernon
Henry Kk Hartwell
Sioux Fails
Geen
Warren
Carell
Carnell
Hart Speed
Medapinin
L. T. Laz
Wachter
Hamilne Pipers
Ltreshmien Calgers
Wiscons
Iowa Grad Honored by Eastern Group
Iowa City February 6 SpeTy Arie Wilson captained diversity at Iowa track team in 119dd and has been chosen president of the association of West Florence Universities. Wilson also serves as president of the University of Town association and was former secretary treasurer of the conference body in New York City.
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Iowa City
Spety
Arie Wilson
Diversity Ag
Iowa
Association of West Florence Universities
Wilson
University of Town Association
Poe
York City
Reading the Montana Forest Drift Revelation in a Train Ride
A narrator in an observation car describes mountains and forests in Montana. He notes north-facing forest banks, windblown dirt drifts building tree growth, and shares a resolve to learn why trees grow where they do to gain deeper enjoyment of nature. He vows to study trees in the future.
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Montana
Tam
Waterloo Y. G. A volleyball team withdraws from district tournament
Waterloo Y. G. A volleyball team will not compete in the district tournament at Des Moines due to injuries from practice. Physical director F. W. Richardson announced the decision, while the team plans late season matches against Charles City, Datugque, Cedar Rapids, Fort Dodge and others.
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Waterloo Y. G. A
Des Moines
F. W. Richardson
Isday
Loval Volles Artigis
Charles City
Datugque
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Richardson
Spring Grid Drill Under Way at Iowa
Spring football practice is underway under coach Ingwersen at Jisva City. Players are in pads and drills focus on fitness, fundamentals, and set plays as the squad reviews plays and positions for the season.
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Iowa
Local club vets pool schedules amid contested entries
Fragmentary note shows Hawkeye Fuls with Moline and Buck Jeni contesting Schedule A while Morin Abe and Watte are pulled by Belden HW. Entries were submitted for vet club review.
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Moline
Buck Jeni
Morin Abe
Watte
Ug Dey
Belden HW
Berg Jong
Giants Eye New Deals and Infield Shakeups Across League
Jimny Johnston may claim his accustomed position as pennant race looms while Ebbets Field reports no letter. Nurmi eyes a two mile record and Ray eyes a lossless run. Frisch hints at a renegotiated salary as Giants ink six players. Tickard plots hockey ventures with Madison Square Garden plans and a new Canada US league.
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Jimny* Johnston
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Doristes
East High Eyes Jesup Clash Tonight At Home
East High prepares for a key basketball matchup with Jesup at 6 o clock after a prior defeat. Blimaht Sansone replaced by Blim in the forward spot as East aims to rebound with a larger home crowd and temporary bleachers.
Tenpin toppers shine as Whiteside tale spots big scores
Heinie Hartman bowled 200 plus with a 225 at Whiteside. George Shoemaker led Rotary with a 232. Winners recorded high daily scores at Whiteside with 236 by Schneck, 244 by Barbin, 244 by Fineld, and 232 by G Shoemaker. Local leagues push on amid strong crowds despite variable weather.
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Heinie Hartman
O— George Shoemaker
Rotary Club
Tos
Whiteside
Schneck
Jans
Barbin
G. Shoemaker
Fineld
Glenn Tibbites
Harry
Hfield
Tellow Korarians
Death follows prize ring riot after Brooklyn boxing night
Brooklyn reporter describes a 12 round bout where Vincent Pepper Martin was knocked out by Mike Ballerino and died after a crowd riot. William Faehingen fatally stabbed amid clashes as police restored order following the ring incident. Martin survived but was hospitalized.
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Brooklyn
Vincent ‘Pepper
Martin
Mike Ballerino
Payonns
N. J
William Faehingen
Ballerino
Conway Defeats Sandage In Mason City Boxing Show
Jackie Conway of Minneapolis outpointed Si Sandage of Lions City in a 10 round bout last night in Mason City. Conway used a smashing left hook to win many points. Jack McGitiss of Sioux City defeated Phi Longo of Des Moines in eight rounds with three knockdowns. Virge Whites Gerro of Mason City beat Jack Grauchle of Fort Deadiso by a shade.
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Mason City
Jackie Conway
Minneapolis
Si Sandage
Lions City
Con Way
Ajl
Jack McGituss
Sioux City
Phi Longo
Des Moines
Virge Whites Gerro
Jack Grauchle
Fort Deadiso
Buchanan County High School Tournament Planned at Jesup
Jesup Iowa February 6 The Buchanan county prep basketball tournament will be held Friday afternoon and Feb 20 21 with W Macy Cedar Rapids as official. Drawings in Supt Williams office Feb 6 two oclock. Each school may enter eight players and entries due Feb 18. A silver cup goes to winner. Jesup covers tournament costs and meals for teams while in play.
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Jesup
Buchanan County
W. Macy
Coa College
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Williams
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Tutor Five Plays Before Big Crowd at Cedar Falls
The Cedar Falls Teachers college gym is packed for basketball with crowds turning away for lack of seats. A home game against Simpson draws large advance sales as Coach Dickenson’s winning team attracts fans hoping for a conference title. After three more home games, the Tutors face four straight on the road, shaping early strength comparisons with upcoming opponents.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Simpsson
Dickenson
Eca- Son
Simpson
Eleven Track Records Form Goal At Wilge AK Games
New York reports eleven track records aimed for at the Wilce ak A A annual games in Brooklyn tomorrow night. Paavo Nurmi seeks world marks in two miles one seven eight miles 3000 meters and 1 ¾ miles. Nurmi faces Willie Ritola Eddie Kirber Willie Plant Jackson Schulz and Louis Clarke in a program of sprint and distance events.
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Wilce Ak. A
Brooklyn
Paavo Nurmi
America
Noiy J
Jose Ray
Ghicaza
Willie Ritola
Finland
Nurmi
Rito
Eddie Kirber
Willie Plant
Jackson Schulz
Louis Clarke
Angons Rally as Boyle Builds Anson Pennant Bid
Frank Boyle plans a lean spring squad for the Ansons as Marshalltown, Waterloo, and Sioux Falls vie for the Tri-State pennant. Key targets include Hank LaWall, Al Cassell, Ben Connor, Carl Nordly, and Jack Bieber, with spring practices set for April and a May 7 start. Red Grange misses a banquet in Richmond due to mumps.
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Cletus ‘Dixon
Milady
Boyle
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Waterloo
Anson Reptera
Sioux
Jack Lacy
Dubuque
Anson
Secral
AL Vy
Hank LaWall
Madison
Wis
Mipros
Frank
Rhine
Beloit Fairies
Kenosha
Nash Motors
All- Chicagos
al Cassell
Tri-State
St. Louis Cards
Ansons
Ben Connor
Campion College
Syo
Carl Nordly
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Garl
Everett
Wash
Jack Bieber
St Louis
Mt. Vernon
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Waterloo Gasp— Line Engine
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Smith-Libry Cincos
St. Paul, Minn
Waterloo Canning Company
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FL Manahl
BH. Smith
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M. German
H. Claus
Jo Cornelius
HO Wagner
R. Armstrong
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Wilge
A. A
Frost
Red” Grange
Richmond
Harold “Red” Grange
Witnois
Ifello
Razor
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