West High Defeats Cedar Falls Tigers in Rowdy Battle
West High revives late to topple Cedar Falls 27 to 12 after a tight first half. Captain Simmons leads West High with key baskets aided by Meyers and Coln, while Ross anchors Cedar Falls with nine frees and six in the field. Referee Green officiated at Anamosa.
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Cedar Falls
West High
Cedar Falls High
Ume
Invacers
Colin
Simons
Black
Ross
Tigers
Shillinglaw
Positon
Simmons
Meyers
Cohn
Banton
Smith
Maine
Christoffersen
Willard
Skilinglaw
Shearer
Hemstreet
Coln
Rosa
Refleree
Green
Anamosa
Yankees Bay Site for Baseball Park in New York City
The New York American baseball club has bought a site near the Harlem river mouth for 590000 dollars as its new home. Col Ruppert, president of the Yankees, closed the deal with the Astor estate last week. The stadium is expected to cost about 2000000 dollars and work will start soon after the sale, following the Polo grounds dispute with the Giants.
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United Press
New York
New York American Baseball Club
Nouth Bank
Harlem River
Col. Ruppert
Yankees
Astor Estate
Giants
Polo Grounds
Wild Bil” Ponovan
Philadelphia Nationals
Marken
Earle
Greary
Neale
Cincinnati
Phils
Garry Hermann
Jimmy Ring
Rixey
Pitt
Baker
The
Fanning & Phil
Pittsburgh
Val Donovan
Drefuss
Swaddine Timber
Newie
Parkersburg
W. Y
Marietta College
Marietta
College High Downs Independence in 35 to 12
Cedar Falls Feb 7 Independence faced a sharp defeat as College High overwhelmed them 35 to 12. College High led 18 to 4 at halftime and stretched the margin in the final period with a steady barrage of baskets, under Coach Heistey’s direction.
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College High Downs Independence
Cedar Falls
Independence
College High Five
College High
Heistey
Teachers overwhelm Buena Vista in basketball clash
Storm Lake Iowa February reports Buena Vista College fell 32 to 6 as Iowa State Teachers College dominated with sharp teamwork and accurate shooting. Harshbarger brothers led the Teachers while Robinson and Pritchard starred for Buena Vista. Free throws and field baskets highlighted the rout in a game refereed by Taylor of Minnesota.
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Storm Lake
Buena
Harsh Lynch
Whitford
James ‘Harshbare
Buena Vista
Robinson
Beryle Ric
Basil Rice
Pritchard
Ethe
Suards
Bersle Rice
Kevane
Soethe
McKinstry
James
Harsh- Barger
Porter
M. Barsh- Warger
Harshreer
Tayior
Minnesota
American entry tops trans Atlantic yacht race field
New York on February 1 reports Prof. Walter E. Clayton of St. John s College listing the first entry for next summers ocean race for the Belgians cup. Annapolis official Kyog of Belgium enters the auxiliary Kiteh Stasia, a 82 ton, 71 foot vessel described as the smallest boat ever entered in the event.
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New York
Walter E. Clayton
St. John’s Forese
Annapolis
Albert, Kyog
Hio
Ignorant Essays On Hardings Front Porch Parody
A satirical dialogue depicts President Elect Harding on a Marion porch discussing immigration restriction and excess profit tax with fictional Best Minds. The piece blends mock politicking, domestic interruptions, and a closing exchange with humorous interruptions from chickens and a waterlogged geraniums scene.
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Marion
Keone
Harding
Olde
Meret Harding
Freel
Phickels
Hariling
York
Warren
Harold O. Cutbill Wins Hunter Mile at Boston Arena
Harold O. Cutbill known as the Flying Parson of the Boston Athletic Association won the Hunter Mile at the club’s annual indoor games in 4:22.5, nearing Jase Ray’s record. Loren Murchison, Dartmouth and Olympic hopefuls, won the Major Briggs sprint. Various collegiate stars claimed victories in hurdles, high jump, and distance events.
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Boston
Harold O. Cutbill
Boston Athletic Association
yWon
Hunter
Boston Arena
Jase Ray
de ‘Cade
Loren Murchison
Chicago
Hark Thomson
Canada
Antwerp
Dartmouth College
Jordon T. Nightingale Jwin Ia
New Hampshire College
Walter Higgins
Columbia University Star
John Murray
Notre Dame University
Olym
Ipic
Harvard
Ysie
RW. Harwood
T. P. Gardner
Yale
Gartner
Boston Collese
Sim
Holy Cross
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Massachusetts Tastiumie
iTechlay
University of Maine
Bates
Trvis
Tele
Jon Hig
New York
Troeh Captures Sunny South Handicap Title with 99
Frank Troeh of Vancouver Washington won the Sunny South handicap championship by breaking 99 targets from 21 yards amid a near flawless field. C G Spencer of St Louis tied Troeh with 99 but was barred from the championship as the winner must be an amateur. Other entrants reaching 99 included J A Goodwin of Salt Lake City and Tris Speaker.
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Houston
Tex
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
C. G. Spencer
St. Louis
Troeh
J. A. Goodwin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tris Speaker
Soast League Player Confesses Burglary
Pacific coast league pitcher Carl Babe Holling, under a $3 600 contract with the Detroit team, was released after admitting burglary. He entered Mrs Ivy Woodworths apartment and stole 20 in cash and 40 worth of jewelry. Holling said he needed the money and aided police in returning the jewelry.
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San Francisco
Cal
Carl
Babe" Holling
Detroit
Ivy Woodworth
Woodworth
Holling
Minnesota Plays at Iowa City as Week Unfolds
The schedule lists 30 games across Iowa, Missouri Valley, and Big Ten this week. Key matches include Minnesota at Iowa tonight, Nebraska at Ames, Grinnell at Nebraska, and Missouri at Kansas Aggies with title implications in the conference.
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Minnesota
Iowa City
Nebraska
Ames
Grincell
Mistasola
Lows Stull
Fort Desfotnes
Clingis
Oe Simpson
Drake
Coe
Cornell
Yankton
Morningside
Chicago
Northwestern
North Dakota
Luther
Washington
Kansas
Dee Moines T
Penn
Grinnell
Missouri
Aggies
Simpson
Cee
Oklahoma
Upper Iowa
St. Ambrose
St. Bede
Dubuque
St. Viator's
Colony Still At
Jewell
Des Moines
Iowa
Gophers
Hawkeyes
Minneapolis
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines College
Oskaloosa
Mason City
Des Moines Catholic Academy
Cornhuskers
Iowa State College
Webrasdar
Grintell College
Grinneil
Missouri Valley
Norman
Lawrance
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Tigers
Ohio
Thinois
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Basketball results from various colleges and towns
A compiled list of basketball scores from multiple colleges and towns including Oklahoma over Grinnell 23 20 and Kansas Aggies 31 over Kansas 18, with numerous other pairings such as Drake 37 Cornell 17 and Missouri 45 Washington 14, featuring a wide geographic spread and uneven punctuation.
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Oklahoma
Grinnell
State Teachers
Morningside
Chicago Tinnesota
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
Columbia
Campion
Drake
Cornell
Kirkeville
Sril
Creighton
Des Moines
Wrocning
Denver
Colorado Mines
Colorado Aggies
St.Olaf's
Oplahoma
Penn
Simpson
Grand View College
Carleton
Coe
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Oshkosh Normal
Whitewater Normal
Meee Vista
Willard Faces Tax Trap as Wealth Grows Across Kansas Lands
Sport chatter notes Jess Willard worries not about Dempsey but about paying a large income tax. Since losing the title he has invested in nearly 2000 acres of Kansas farmland and stakes in manufacturing. He seeks guidance at income tax headquarters to settle obligations, stressing he cannot pay more than his share.
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Jess Willard
Dempsey
Altho
Willard
Kansas
Liv
Sam
Mix Holdings
Jess
Demp
Sey
Gleason
Chicago
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Tarzan
Leiven
Lf Ruth
Himeel
Ruth
Heinie Groh and His Unique Bat Cresco 16
Baseball notes recount Heinie Groh and a peculiar bat while listing scores and player movements. Walter Barbare trade talk and Matt Dreyfuss critique frame a Braves Cubs Sox outlook as Babe Ruth homer projections spark debate.
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Heinie Groh
Bat
Britton and Lewis Set for 15 Round Title Fight Tonight
In New York, Jack Britton the world welterweight champion defends his title in a 15 round decision bout at Madison Square Garden against Ted Kid Lewis of England. Weigh in at 2 pm, both fighters cleared at 147 pounds. Britton seeks to solidify a title reign begun after a 1919 return.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Britton
Madison Square Garden
Ted “Kid” Lewis
England
Britton
Lewis
Football Rule Changes Are To Be Considered
New York reports the football rules committee will meet on March 4 for its annual conference. Proposals center on the forward pass with debate over restricting or liberalizing its use. Other ideas include an extra period for ties and elimination of the goal after touchdown.
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New York
Football Rules Committee
Joe Stecher Aims To Resume Wrestling Soon
Fremont Neb Joes Stecher former heavyweight wrestling champion says health is improving and he hopes to resume wrestling soon. He is training daily while still undergoing neuritis treatment after visiting Fremont with a basketball team he recruited at his Dodge hometown.
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Fremont
Neb
T—Joe
Stecher
Dodge
Altho
Neuritis
Cary Nelson Wins Amateur Ski Tourney At Norge Ski Club
Cary Nelson of the home club won the annual Norge Ski club amateur ski tournament at Cary slide despite two inches of snow and a straw pile finish. Sverre Strom and Robert Hesseberg of the Wisconsin University club placed second and third. Fleming won longest standing jump with 94 feet. Norwegians competed but none placed in prize list amid challenging conditions.
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Cary
Carl Nelson
Norge
Cary Slide
Nelson
Sverre Strom
University of Wisconsin
Robert Hesseberg
Miles Ground
Robert Hesslelberg
Wisconsin University Club
Dovs
Reither
Ion
Fleming
Henry Fleming
Eau Claire
Wis
Norway
Melson
Nei' Son
Ala
Chicago
Fred Brunn
Brunn
Steen
New York Proposes Tax on Commercial Sports
New York considers unifying professional sports under state oversight with a tax plan to fund government. Gov Miller seeks a conference with sport writers to push a broad tax on receipts, and boxing rules may tighten with higher state levies. Canon Chase vows renewed efforts to repeal boxing and baseball tax measures amid opposition from clergy and major leagues.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Gov. Miller
Canon Chase
Brooklyn
V. Miller
St Paul Bowling Meet Offers 11000 in Prizes
The International Bowling Association tournament at St Paul Minn offers cash prizes totaling more than 11000 with 67 cash prizes, five gold medals, and multiple awards for doubles and singles events. Entrants include bowlers from Superior Oshkosh Racine and Austin Wis Minn, with five-men quint teams and individual high man prizes.
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The
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
International Bowling Association
Toay
Twin Cities
Duluth
Superior
Oshkock
Wis
Austin
Racine Wis
Fathers and Sons Hear Frank Gamel at Grace Church Tonight
Frank H. Gamel, known as a boyologist, opens a city tour with a father-and-son banquet at Grace Methodist church at 7 p.m. He will speak on The Balance Sheet, urging fathers and sons to reflect on life’s worthwhile aims. A 35 cent plate dinner is provided. An illustrated lecture follows Thursday at East High School Auditorium on Life’s Most Sacred Function.
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Frank H. Gamel
Grace Methodist Church
Gamnel
East High School
Gideons Monthly Meet Hosted by W. J. French in Waterloo
The Waterloo camp of Gideons held its regular monthly meeting Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. French home. After a 6:30 p.m. banquet, a business session discussed plans for a membership drive. Entertainment featured songs and readings by Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Boanell, plus talks by Rev. M. J. Calhoun and state president George S. Sheppice. The March meeting is set for March 4 at Fy Willis Jenks' home.
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Waterloo
Gideons
W. J. French
Third Avenue West
H. S. Boanell
M. J. Calhoun
George S. Sheppice
Fy Willis Jenks
Bammond Avenue
Nineteen twenty one will reward fighters
The Chicago Tribune notes a marginal but clear turn toward better conditions in January as the Federal Reserve Board cites steadier farm movement and easier farm finances. Investors absorbed about 180.05 million in new securities, signaling renewed business morale and unemployment relief potential.
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Chicago Tribune
Federal Reserve Board
Automobile Page
Detroit
Ford
Cadillac
Columbus
Republic Rubber
Youngstown
Canton
Long Bell Lumber Company
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lackawan-na Steel
Chicago
McCabe Urges End to Waste to Restore Illinois Central Status
L B McCabe general superintendent of the Lovey division urged eliminating waste to restore Illinois Central to its former standing as a top US railroad. He cited $2.5 million lost to damaged freight and urged all employees to boost traffic and cut unproductive labor. Waterloo trainmaster Harry Brown showed Waterloo’s $2.6 million annual payroll with 85 percent staying locally, and a $1.5 million contribution to the company, underscoring the value of local business. The meeting, held at city hall, became an open forum for efficiency ideas and widespread employee commitment to saving costs.
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Illinois Central Company
L. BE. McCabe
Lovey
McCabe
Dubuque
Uy Hnois Central
City Hall
Mec’ Cabe
Illinois Central
Chicago
Memphis
New Orleans
Ilinois Central
New York Central
Waterloo
Harry Brown
Brown
Tom Joyce
T. C
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New York City
America
J. PL McWvoy
Cartain
Associated Editors
SOAST
Dr. Allen
Black's
Commercial National Bank Blig
International News Service
George McManus
Jiggs
Intl Feature Service Inc
Owadasketee
Aaulay
Ourl
Colorado Collere
Town Wesleyan St. Tarsens
Pubuaque
WY. Mu
CG A
Tisneis
Atisaport Valles
Grundy Center
Tracr
Collare
Eigh
Saraens High
Mage Ad
Cission
Diagonal
Grand Glidden
Ogden
Iwea City
Bricelyn
Minn
Corning
Lenox
Renwick
Goldfield
Hubbard
Rusworth
Ranke Creek
Sloan
Everlyn Tay
Cupid
Jim Thorpe
Ihe
Bo" McMillan
Eytre College
Nas
Fred Mitchell
Cresco
Luther Preps
Boone
Newton
MarshallKown
Oskalocca
Valley Junction
Magra
Luther Academy
Nashua
New Hampton Va
Cedar Rapids
Mason Ci Council Blufts
Shenandowha Xnevida
Hampton
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Grtumwai
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Buméni
Glinton
Savanna
Dalles Center
van Meter
Maxwell
Manson
Hutaven
Spencer
Alta
Galva
Laurens
Relfe & Albia
Knoxville
Anita
Extra
Battle Creek
Lawton
Amesis
Story City
Onawa
Castana
Cherokee
le Mars
Cole
Mings Harcourt
Somers
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Graetlinger
Lake Park
Sutherland
Linn Grove
Algens
Humboldt
Radcliffe
Sheffield
Gilbert
Centerville
Corrdon
Pio
Fort Des Moin
Ken Braves
Jstar
Walter
Dinty
Barbare
Pirates
Wade
Maranville
Barbers
Pittsburghhowers
Mitchell
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Windy City
Dreyfuss
Cincinnati Reds
Groh
Joe Stecher
Akla
Treasury
Cary Nelson
Svavia
Uludlaluvl. i
Wisconsin University
Robert Tiasselbert
Neisconsiteerd
Eee Nelson
Norge Ski Club
ST. Paul
Frank Gamel
Grace Church
WW. J. French
Margaret
Brent la
Maryland
Macabe
HAL
Percy BR
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
DR. Waterbury
Edwin T. Jaynes
M. D
Parsisian and Sur Office and Resire
Franklin St
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