Hawkeyes Edge Hoosiers In Tight Big Ten Tilt
Iowa (the Hawkeyes) defeated Indiana 28 to 20 in a hard fought Big Ten game at Iowa City. Finlayson Worth and Shimek led scoring while Dean and Donovan were key Indiana players until fouls and late game pressure swung the momentum to Iowa.
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Joie Ray Captures Hunter Cup Mile in Boston
Joie W. Bay of the Illinois A. C. won the Hunter cup indoor mile at the Boston Athletic Association games, finishing a second behind the mile record with a time of 4:23.1. Earl J. Thompson matched the 45 yard high hurdles track record of six seconds. Walker Smith of Cornell placed second in the hurdles. Jack Echolz of Missouri edged Charles Paddock in the 40 yard dash with a 4.5 second time.
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Carpentier to wed before sailing for United States
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion will marry in early March and take his bride when he sails for the United States on March 10. The bride’s name is not announced. He will earn 56 000 dollars from an American movie firm for a Los Angeles film and plans to invest 209 000 francs in a new French loan.
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Mathiesen defeats McLean in 300 meter race record
Christiania Feb 9 Oscar Mathiesen defeats Porhart McLean in the 590 meter race with a new world record time. McLean also wins the 5 000 meter event in 3 minutes 537 10 seconds. Mathiesen claims overwork in a prior match. Also Carleton College defeats Coe College 25 to 22 in Cedar Rapids with substitutes in a earlier game, Northfield.
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Elgin High School Romps Past Decorah in Basketball
Elgin high boys dominate Decorah 38 to 23 as Kiple and Mack lead scoring and fast-paced shooting. Decorah struggles to score in the first half while Elgin capitalizes on rebounds and quick passes. Shell Rock girls fall to Nash on local final.
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East High Cage Team Beats Waverly 26 to 13 in Tight Contest
East High defeated Waverly High 26 to 13 at East High Gym in a hard fought game. Parkin and Scripture led East with multiple baskets while Kloos and Harmon starred for Waverly as the crowd watched a lively second half surge.
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Baseball History in Epochal Meeting Promises Major Rule Changes
Baseball officials from across the country gather in Chicago for what is described as the biggest meeting to date to consider removing freak deliveries. The rules committee contemplates banning the spitball and other deceptive pitches with a possible two month to year grace period. American Association and Three League magnates attend as major league schedule talks loom and a national commission head may be chosen.
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Washington U. Beats Grinnell in 37 19 Showing
Washington University defeated Grinnell 37 to 19 in St. Louis, extending its winning streak to seven in ten days. The Pikers used a five man defense to suppress Grinnell forwards, and Wagsenaar at left guard stood out with three baskets from center court.
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Doctor Links Tobacco to Arteries Hardening
Dr. Conner warns tobacco causes artery hardening and health issues from middle age. The ad promotes Nicotal tablets to curb cravings, promising a habit quit with a money-back guarantee and endorsements from druggists.
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Boxing Union of World Formed in United States Backed Plan
Paris reports the Boxing Union of World organizing with the US Great Britain and France each holding ten votes while Belgium has four and other nations hold smaller shares. Champions listed include Jack Dempsey and Mike O Dowd with France Britain and the US gaining key posts as Antwerp hosts next congress.
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Grundy County Court convenes with Judge Stiles on bench
Grundy Center Iowa February court convenes with Judge B B Stiles of Manchester on the bench. Five probate cases sixty two law cases and all divorce cases are listed. This marks Judge Stiles first term in the county. Also reported are school declamatory contest results with Daniel Kerr first overall in the oratorical class.
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Anna Fink
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Sam Drenth
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Chicago defeats Minnesota in western conference basketball
Chicago beat Minnesota 35 to 10 on Saturday night. Vollmer scored six baskets for Chicago in the game played in Minneapolis. The notice includes an advertisement for Hayes Healing Honey.
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Purdue Defeats Illinois In Western Conference Clash
Purdue routed Illinois 36 to 20 at Lafayette in a Western Conference basketball game. Campbell and White scored two points for Purdue, while Carney poured in 18 of Illinois 20 points.
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