Waterloo West High East High clash in city basketball series
East High hosts West High in a city rivalry game at Orange and Black gym tonight with about 900 seated fans and a possible 100 more. Starting lineups feature Hostetler Kipp Raymond Artus Daley for East and Potter Sindlinger Smith Miller Hetts for West.
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Waterloo
East High
West High
Westigh
Mendenham
Old Rose Raotera
Hostetler
Kipp
Raymond
Cenies
Artus
Daley
Wil
Weat
Potter
Capt
Sindlinger
Smith
Miller
Hetts
Laude Chosen Captain of Iowa Basketball Team
James Laude of Monticello, a junior in the college of commerce, was elected captain of Iowa's basketball team for the remainder of the season. He succeeds Robert Burght, who left during Christmas, and Wayland Hicks, who had acted as captain since then. Laude is in his second year with the varsity and belongs to Sigma Phi fraternity.
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Town ‘City
James Laude
Monticello
College of Commerce
Iowa
Laude
Robert Burght
Spencer
Wayland Hicks
Brooklyn
Bureght
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Brookins and Crawford Seek 60 Yard Hurdle Marks
Iowa City prepare for a carnival in the new armory where Charley Brookins and Harold Crawford will attempt world records in 60 yard low and high hurdles. Brookins aims to beat his 40 yard low hurdle time of .068 and file with the AAU, while Crawford targets the 60 yard high hurdles and the current AAU mark of 08 flat set by F. Smithson in San Francisco.
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Iowa City
Charley
Brookins
Harold Craxford
Iowa
A. A. UE
Iowa hunter catches fox with bare hands in Cascade
Justin Hayes, praised as the only man in the area to catch a live wild fox with his bare hands, chased the fox into a hole with his dogs. A fox terrier drew the fox out and Hayes seized it, then the animal was tied, covered, and hauled to town in a covered truck.
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Cascade
Justin Hayes
Heyes
Bringing Up Father Basketball Box Note
Basketball notes show team lineup and substitutions for a game. Players listed include Green, Lynch, Orr, Lewis, Greer and Behrens. Field goals tally Behrens Hauser Hansen L Orr with free throws by Eshrens Hansor Hanssn Green.
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Dauaer
Cowlishaw
Hansen
Teachers High
Green
Lynch
Orr
Lewis
Greer
Dubert
Behrens
White
G. Orr
Lewry
Hauser
L. Orr
Wrestling Plans Halted as Inquiry Spooks Crowd
The Sportsmen's league faces scrutiny over early wrestling bout plans at the Armory amid suspicions of shady promoters and dubious contenders. Local wrestlers deny involvement in the card while public trust sours on the sport and calls for a thorough probe grow.
L V A Cage Team Defeats Sacred Heart 23 to 10
Our Lady of Victory academy basketball team beat Sacred Heart five 23 to 10 in a fast game at O Ti AO gym, with Brennan scoring 15 of the 23. Murphy starred for Sacred Heart. halftime stood 12 to 6. The academy clinched the city Catholic high school title by defeating St. Marys earlier.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
Sacred Heart
O. Ti
Academy Quint
City Catholic High
Trie
St. Mary's
Academy
Brennan
Murphy
Boxing Card at Marshalltown Aims to Draw Big Crowd
Hawkeye-Full No real interest shown in the boxing card at Marshalltown next Monday featuring Clyde Wrary and Phil Luongo. Cyd Bulgren faces Harry Olson in the semi windup. Morrison-related notes mention veteran players and possible trades as Dubuque considers roster cuts and Lindner and McKinney potential disposals.
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Marshalltown
Clyde Wrary
Phil Luongo
Des Moines
Cyd Bulgren
Clinton
Harry Olson
Cyclone Varsity Wrestlers battle for berths before Minnesota meet
Ames Iowa Feb 8 The uncertainty of the Iowa State College wrestling lineup grows as tryouts near their Minnesota clash. Only three weights have clear winners Kurtz at 125 pounds and Prunty at 158 with no competition. Others show close margins with multiple contenders in 133 145 and 171 classes. Prunty named captain for Minnesota contest.
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Ames
Towa State College
Minnesota
Caadies
Kurtz
Marsh
Prunty
I i Sloan
Anderson Wart
Tipton
Rover
DeHart
Sipperly
Woodhull
Myers
Pillard
Reighard
Cornell Prep Cage Joust Set For March In Mount Vernon
The Cornell Collega invitation basketball tournament will be held March 13 14 and 15 in Mount Vernon Iowa sponsored by the Cornell C club. Twenty five teams expected to enter in two classes class A and class B last year Marion high school Imam won class A and Wilton Junction won class B. The winning team in each class receives a silver loving cup from the LC club.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell Collega
Cornell
Marion High School
Imam
Wilton Junction
Lc" Chib
Charles Hollocher Faces Cubs Contract Standstill
Charles Hollocher, longtime Cubs shortstop holdout, must sign the 1924 contract or remain outside organized baseball. Cubs president Veeck rejected any trade or deal to value him. A back salary claim, believed between 34,000 and 5,000 dollars, is cited as the issue, with Hollocher saying he is owed pay for sickness.
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Chicago
Tih
Charles Hollocher
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Veeck
Vollacher
Cuba
Nyikos Enters Notre Dame U After Indiana Exit
Laporte Ind Feb Nike Nyikos star basketball player left Indiana University for scholastic reasons and has entered Notre Dame University. Nyikos, previously the Big Ten’s second high scorer, starred for South Bend YMCA and scored 18 of the city’s 32 points in a victory over Michigan City. His brother Johnny added seven points in the same game. Both Nyikoses will be eligible at Notre Dame next year.
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Laporte
Ind
Nike Nyikos
University of Indiana
Notre Dame
Nyikos
Big Ten
South Bend Y. 1
South Bend
Michigan City
Johnny Nyikos
Nyikoses
State and Conference Tilts Spotlight today in midseason slate
Des Moines and Cedar Falls host key matchups as Missouri Valley and Big Ten actions unfold. Kansas Aggies meet Grinnell while Simpson State Teachers confronts the Iowa Intercollegiate leaders at Cedar Falls. Cornell opens a three game trip facing Dubuque Hamline and Carleton with Coe meeting Beloit.
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Des Moines
Kansas Aggies
Grinnell
Sunflower State
Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Nebraska
Missouri
Columbia
Northwestern
Indiana
Bloomington
Simpson State
Cedar Falls
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Cornell
Dubuque
Parsons
Carthage
Western Union
Buena Vista
Nebras
Pancho Villa Defends Flyweight Title Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York February 8 Pancho Villa world flyweight champion defends his title tonight in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden against Georgie Marks of California. Villa, who won the title from Wimmy Ville of England, is the favorite despite Marks 147 victories in 148 bouts marking a formidable record.
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New York
Pancho Villa
Aisk
Madison ‘Square Garden
Georgie Marks
California
Villa
Idéfensa
Wimmy Ville
England
Forester Quint Defeats Linden M E 66 to 22
Forester quint defeated Linden M E 66 to 22 at St Marys school gym last night. Ott led with 16 field goals while Mehl counted 10. Halftime stood 23 to 8. Anderson brothers starred for Linden. Forester seeks games with strong amateur teams. Ray Nemmers, manager.
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Order of
Torestera
Linden M. E
St. Mary's School
Ott
Mehl
Anderson Brothers
Forester Five
Ray Nemmers
I744- J
Bowling League Scores and Narrow Victories Reported
Whiteside league results show Courier defeating Leonard Cigar five two games to one while Corey's restaurant team swept Repass quintet three straight. Rath Packers edged Loop Cigar five two to one as Morris and Meinerney led in top honors. Over 200 scores posted by Richardson, C Leonard, Gerry, Mosher, Hershberger and T Morris amid a mix of other results.
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Whiteside Bowling League
Whiteside
Courier
Leonard Cigar
Corey
Repass
Rath Packers
Loop Cigar
Morris
Meinerney
Richardson
C. Leonard
Gerry
Mosher
Hershberger
T. Morris
uTien
Ardsor
Castle
McDermott
Geadic
Aga Ox
Leonard
Morris Corex
McGilloun
Scranson
Blowers
Roberta Wees
Flinn Vee
Wheeler
Ste
Metherney
Broshar
Hardin
Wwe
Woods
Hershire
Ayers
Iva
P. Morri
Ie Agai
Secret of Passaic Success in Cage Contests
New York report profiles Passaic New Jersey basketball fame. Fred Caisel notes local practice in backyards and pole cages shaping players from primary grades to high school. Ernest Blood praised as influential coach while city officials filter statewide challenges to protect students.
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New York
Fred Caisel
Passaic
N. J
Gaisel
Ernest Blood
Passaic Highs
John McCraw
Lfe
Gatsel Foesom
Shen
Passaic High School
Theeountry
Board’ of Education
Athletic Council
Cnare
Cedar Falls Five Bests T C High In City Title
Cedar Falls defeats Teachers College High 13 to 3 to claim the 1924 city basketball championship. Cedar Falls led 6 to 2 after one quarter and 8 to 3 at halftime. Hauser and Behrens starred for Cedar Falls while Green and Orr led the opposition.
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Cedar Falls
T. C. High
Cedar Palls
Cedar Falls High
Teachers College High
Orr
Little Tutors
Green
Hauser
Behrens
Greenland Orr
Cedar. Falls
Bobby Jones Receives Harvard Bachelor Degree
Cambridge Mass Feb 8 Robert T Jones receives bachelor of arts degree from Harvard before returning to Atlanta Georgia. Although already national open golf champion since 1922 he did not play for Harvard due to transfer ineligibility and lack of permission to compete last summer. He plans to enter business in Atlanta.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert T. Jones
Harvard
Atlanta
Altho Bobby
Greene High Captures Top Prizes in Declam Contest
In Shell Rock last evening Greene High School won first in dramatics and humorous classes and finished second in oratorical. Alma Jewell earned top honors in dramatic division while Eilen Wilkins placed first in humorous. Lee Soesche was second in oratorical with a "Eulogy on Wendell Phillips" piece.
Judge Letts to Run in Second Congressional District Race
Davenport Iowa February Judge F D Letts sitting on the Seventh judicial district court will oppose Harry E Hull for the Republican nomination in the Second congressional district at the June primaries. Letts made the official announcement today.
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Davenport
F. DD. Letts
Seventh Judicial District
Clinton
Muscatine
Jackson
Harry E. Hull
Judya Letts
Radio Programs Schedule From Stations Across the Nation
A Saturday radio digest lists programs from KDKA and KEEX in Hastings to WOO Kansas City and WAM Cleveland. Entries include band performances, children's programs, orchestras, talks, and church services with start times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
KDKA
East
Pittsburgh
Banda
Keex
Hastings
Los Angeles
EPO
San Francisco
KYW
Chicago
KSD
St. Louis
WEA
WDAF
Kansas City
WAT
Wan
New York
WFAA
Daling News
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
WHAS
Louisville
WJAZ
WJZ
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WMAQ
Chicago News
Boy Scouts
WIC
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Marecital
Orcheatr
WAM
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Convention
Woo
Strong Fives in Northeast Iowa
Northeast Iowa high school basketball shows many strong teams with a mix of large and small schools. Dubuque High stands out among the larger schools, while Decorah Independence Postville Colwell Cedar Falls Cresco and both Waterloo high schools lead the pack. Osage and New Hampton struggle, and small schools like Postville Lawler Elgin Elma Colesburg also post good records. West and East Waterloo Highs remain competitive with Cedar Falls providing tough battles. Decorah aims for state sectional, Upper Iowa hosts an invitation meet.
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East High
Sarffmen
West High
Orangemen
Colleta High
Cedar Falls
Littles
Waterloo
Miller
Fayette
Iowa
Dubuque High
Decorah
Independence
Postville
Colwein
Cresco
Charles City
Osage
New Hampton
Postville High
Ty Smith
Lawler
J; Elgin
Elma
Colesburg
East
Cedar Falls High
Jesup
Osaga
Greene
Shell Rock
Waverly
Nashua Rock
Decorah High
Upper Iowa
Tom Gibbons to Meet Joe White on Feb 15
New York reports Tom Gibbons has been matched with Joe White a southern heavyweight. They will fight in Grand Rapids Michigan on February 15 in a 10 round no decision bout.
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Tom Gibbons
Joe White
New York
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Gibbons
White
Grand Rapids
Mich
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