Babe Ruth Turns 34 as Ruth Inc Reports $120000 Profit
The Ruth organization releases fiscal and physical reports on Babe Ruth’s thirty fourth birthday. Fiscal records show about $120000 “out of the red,” with coach Christy Walsh praising his earnings and plans to begin daily workouts ahead of camp.
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Bob Wagner Signs George Bourland to Boxing Stable
George Bourland, Towa’s top colored light heavyweight of the past decade, is joining promoter Bob Wagner who has been active in Des Moines. Bourland, training in Chicago after five months out due to dental issues, may fight Angus Schneider in Wichita late this month. Wagner plans possible matches in Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, or Des Moines in March, including Bearcat Wright, an Omaha light heavyweight, with Bourland holding one prior decision over a Camaha fighter.
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Coe Holds Lead in Midwest Cage Conference
In early February the Midwest basketball standings show Monmouth College tumbling with three losses and a first place tie broken with Cos College. Coe remains atop the circuit as they played no league games that week. Carleton moves into second after two wins while Cornell loses its sole conference contest.
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Prominent Press Rules Otter Creek Era Satire
A satirical column mocks press conventions around a president and White House orders. Odd verse notes unnamed officials, quoted limits on reporters, and a mocked Wisconsin prom liquor ban. Reminiscence and memory fragments close with a cryptic line about a kidnapped gambler and a ten thousand dollar payoff.
Five Iowa sport teams in action during weekend
Five University of Iowa winter sports teams will compete Friday through Monday, with three events at the Hawkeye Field House. The weekend features the Midwestern A A U championships and sectional Olympic trials via a 10-event schedule in swimming, plus a gymnastic meet, with Iowa facing Notre Dame, Iowa State, and Michigan in invitational events.
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Bud Taylor Sanger Bout Signals Featherweight Title Hopes
Chicago Feb 7 world bantamweight champion Bud Taylor and featherweight contender Joey Sanger finalized plans for a Thursday night bout whose outcome could shape the next featherweight championship. The bout does not affect Taylor’s bantam crown, but the winner likely advances toward the world featherweight title with Eddie Shea and others in play. Promoter Jim Mullen plans diamond belt and cash prizes, while bets favor Sanger who has beaten Taylor twice.
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Charles City Volley Team Plays Waterloo Wednesday
Charles City Yo M. A. volleyball squad travels to Waterloo Wednesday evening for a best four of seven series against the Waterloo sextet. Play begins at 6 p.m. Waterloo won the prior series here last week as Charles City prepares for the state tournament starting February 22.
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Towa Hawkeyes Triumph Over Minnesota 30 27
Iowa State team the Hawkeyes defeated Minnesota 30 to 27 in a tense Big Ten affair at Towa City. Iowa built a 16-7 halftime lead, Minnesota rallied to tie late in the final period, and Hanson sealed the win with a late field goal as time expired.
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Northwestern Entry Blanks Sent for Prep Track and Swim Meet
Northwestern University mailed entry blanks to 1,200 high schools for participation in its sixteenth national interscholastic track and swimming meet to be held in Evanston on March 23 and 24. Schools from every state were invited to attend, promising what organizers call the outstanding indoor events for high school students. Last year over 500 prep athletes from 55 schools in the middle, west and eastern states competed.
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College basketball scores from Iowa to Ripon
College games reported with multiple small colleges across the Midwest. Iowa 30 Minnesota 27. Bradley 40 Carnes. Michigan 31 Coe 25. Chicago 27 Ohio State 24. Purdue 46 Franklin 33. Butler 27 Loyola 7. Tarkio 25 Mo. College 43. Omaha University 43 Helo 28. Motmouma 18 Qshkash Normal 41. Platteville Normal 25. Ripon 27 Lawrence 32.
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Chicago Defeats Bugkeys 27 24 in Big Ten Tilt
Chicago moved atop the Big Ten second division by defeating Ohio State 27 24 as Minnesota sunk to sixth with a 30 27 loss to Iowa. Purdue led the race with 3 0, Wisconsin hosts Notre Dame after a three week rest. Michigan beat Coe 31 25 in another non conference result.
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