Orange and Black Battle Jesup Tonight For Early Title
East High and Jesup clash in a key basketball game as both teams seek momentum for upcoming tournaments. Jesup boasts an undefeated season led by Ham and Cook, while East High relies on Tollefson, Kipp, and a taller center Holmin to counter Jesup’s shooters. West High travels to Marshalltown as Marshalltown fields a strong squad aiming to extend its win streak.
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Cook
Last Feng
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Kipp
Allstate
Caok
Hol- Min
West
West High
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Marshallton
Marshall Capital
Marshaltown
Jeanp
Old Rose
Busck Warriors
Plenteoun
Shop
Sartf
Stimson
Uso
Grimes
Miller Brothers
Sindlinger
Meyers
Reesa
Rasmussen
Feen
Holyrod
Andrews
Weet High
Charles City Hosts Nevada Five In School Night Victory Bid
Charles City will host Nevada High tonight in a fast paced basketball game on the local floor. Nevada is strong this season and ranked as one of the quickest teams on the schedule. Between halves an exhibition by high school wrestlers will be staged as wrestling enters the school program. About 30 boys entered. the wrestlers will not be foamed until time for the match. Oliver Cubs of Mason City will meet Troop No 1 Boy Scouts in a separate basketball game this evening.
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Charles City
Neva
Nevada
Oliver Cubs
Mason City
Troop No. 1
Boy Scouts
Old Rose Seconds Beat Fairbank In High School Tilt
Old Rose seconds outscored Fairbank with a 27 to 93 victory after a tied game. Cruden and Smith sparked late scoring with baskets in the final minutes and Cruden added a fouL Cruden led with five baskets and Smith four as Cruden and Teed contributed key late points.
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Nathinsen
Tar Ha
Ertiey
Mree
Cruden
Teed
Bowling Citizens Gas & Electric Co. win all games in series
Bowling Citizens Gas and Electric Co. bowling quintet easily won all three games of a series played with Courier bowlers last night at Whiteside Leagues. Wilcox was high with a tally of ten. Summary notes mention Waterlo Court inc and Moris in partial lines.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Whiteside Aleys
Wilcox
Waterlgo couRt Inc
Lackum Moris
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
Aleck the Barber and his wife joke about burial customs and modern apartment living. The barber muses on ancient tombs versus tiny modern flats, imagining a coffin as a compact home in a humorous column fragment.
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J.P. McEvoy
Teachers College Prepares for Penn Game at Oskaloosa
Cedar Falls Feb 9 Teachers college basketball team returns from Fayette after beating Upper Town Peacocks 28 to 14. Coach Mendenhall praises defense and a 42 point offensive improvement as the Tutors prepare for February 14 at Oskaloosa against Penn College.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Fayette
Peacocks
Upper Town
Mendenhall
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Altho
Forlal
Genuine
Meckinsky
Ag Tas Perrs
Starbuck
Moore
Harsinbarger
Morgan
Warris
Charley White Set to Fight Rocky Kansas for Leonard Bout
New York February 9 A lightweight title bout between Charley White of Chicago and Rocky Kansas of Buffalo looms after a 14 round clash. Billy Gibson, Leonard’s manager, promises White a date with Leonard if he defeats Kansas. Weigh‑in is at 2 pm with a 135 pound limit.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Charley
White
Chicago
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Kansas
Noted Chicago Baseball Pioneer Peter I. Norton Dies
Peter I. Norton, organizer of Chicago’s first uniformed baseball team, died here today. A prominent figure in city league circles since the 1870s, Norton helped shape early organized baseball in Chicago.
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Chicago
Peter I. Norton
Boxing, wrestling and trades headline week in sports
Eddie Kane announced Tommy Gibbons will box 12 rounds at Madison Square Garden on March 19 against Jack McAuliffe. Iowa and Northwestern wrestling collide tonight with the Hawkeyes favored. Frankie Garcia and Sammy Mandell set for a 124‑pound boxing match in New York with Mandell seeking a decision. Bill Carrigan commented on Boston Braves franchise talks. John Madden bought for $119,900 in a notable sale. Pittsburgh Pirates sign pitcher George Oesch. The heavyweight title races loom with possible summer bouts in Salt Lake City.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Kane
Tommyr Gibbons
St Maul
Gibbons
Madison Square Farien
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Franston
Tad
Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Purate
Altho
Chicago
Frankie Garcia
Taos Antes
Sammy Mandell
Todfant
Hlal Jround
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Gazeta
Tewiston
Maine
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Jack Bentley
Fitcher
Baltimore
W. P. Coe
John Fi
Vmadden
Pittsburgh
George Oosch
Iowa Sixth in National Football Ranking for 1922 Season
Des Moines reports Iowa State University stands sixth in the country in the 1922 football season per I B Thomas. Drake is twenty ninth, Coe seventy third, Grinnell 131st, Ames 994th and Morning Battle 231st. top lists include Princeton, California, Cornell, and Michigan.
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New York
I. B. Thomas
Tufts College
Drake University
I Coe College
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Ames
Morning Batde
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Thomas
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Michigan
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Boston
Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan
Georgia Tech
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Gettysburg
Georgetown
Drake
Detroit
Tennessee
Brown
Oberlin
Washington and Jefferson
Alabama Polytechnic
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Wooster
Washington State
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Marquette
Dartmouth
Oregon
Baylor
Buckner
Franklin and Marshall
Virgini
Golgate
Wisconsin
Wagner to Join Kenosha Baseball Team This Year
Ostwein.Ta February reports Bill Wagner will travel to Kenosha Wisconsin to play baseball for the season with Nash Motor Company workers. The catcher is praised as a strong talent in both organized and semi pro play and recently left a prior team after receiving a formal release. Also mentions Red Learn heading to Florida to join the St Louis Cardinals and Matty Matthews and Peden aiming for tryouts with the Cardinals this season.
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Warener
Bil
Oelwein
Skenosha
Wis
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Tang Farm
Red
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St. Louis Cardinals
Oelwein Company
Matty” Matthews
Peden
St. Louis
Willard Plans Sparring Tour to Train for Johnson Bout
Willard announces a three week road tour chasing buck in the United States and Canada to train for a May 12 bout with Floyd Johnson at the Yankee Stadium. He says the trip, with Bob Fitzsimmons as sparring partner, aims to harden him for a fair standup fight rather than exhibition antics.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Jegs Willard
United States
Canada
Jess
Buck
Floyd Johnson
Yankee
Sam
Bob Fitz- Simmons
Dempsey
Johnson
Center Point Player Signs with Waterloo M B Service 1923
Ray Langsdale of Center Point signs a 1923 contract with Bert Weeden manager of the Waterloo M team. Langsdale will try out at first base this spring with the local aggregation. He is a hard hitter with semi professional ball experience.
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Ray Langsdale
Center Point
Bert Weeden
Waterloo M
Langsdale
First Presbyterian Team Defeats Cedar Heights Five
First Presbyterian defeated Cedar Heights five by 26 to 9 last night. Maymond led scoring for the Presbyterians with a large share of team points, while Ward and Peter Son’s guarding was a highlight. Cedar Heights star Shearer shone but the visitors struggled with shooting. New York, Feb. 9 Babe Ruth announced he would stay in New York until next Thursday to join the Yankees early at Hot Springs, Ark. Four foot snowdrifts near his home caused him to skip his winter retreat.
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Quintzet
Cedar Heights
Maymond
Presbyterians
Waterlolo
Ward
Peter
Son
Shearer
Ruth
New’ York
Babe Ruth
Sudbury
Mass
Springs
Ark
Ste ‘S
Abel Kiviat Returns to Track After Eight Years Idle
One of athletics finest reveals his comeback at the Metropolitan half mile during Wilco games in Brooklyn Abel Kiviat who once held the 1500 meter world mark resumes competition after an eight year layoff reinstated recently he trains hard for his first appearance. Muscatine Elks fall to New York Nationals 22 to 15 in the first of a two game basketball set as Frank Shimer stars in his Muskies debut with four baskets.
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United Press
New York
Abel Kiviat
Kiviat
Brooklyn
Muscatine Elks
Nuscatine
Nationals
Frank Shimer
University of Townstar
Muskies
National and International Bowling Jousts Preview
Milwaukee prepares for the national bowling tour opening March 10 with more than 1,600 teams and a prize fund of 85 000 dollars. The International Bowling Association event starts in St Paul February 9 with about 1 500 midwest players and 32 five man teams. cash prizes total 12 000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Aament
A. L. Langtry
Kwaukee
St. Paul, Minn
International Bowling Association
Lincoln, Life
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Bowling Congress
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Twin -Cities
Legion Wants Flag Flown At Traer Public Buildings
Traer Iowa February 9 public buildings including city hall library and school will display the United States flag daily if the Kubik Finch post American Legion recommendations are adopted. Regionnaires paused resolutions urging council board of education and library directors to arrange and provide for raising the flag each morning and lowering it each evening when weather permits.
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aAll
United States
Kubik-Finch Post
American Legion
Board of Education
Publembrary
Legion
Medium Brown Hair Shines After Golden Glint Shampoo Ad
A Golden Glint Shampoo advertisement highlights medium brown hair as the beat look, claiming added shine and health. The spot focuses on everyday beauty routines and appeals to consumers seeking noticeable hair improvements.
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Golden Glint Shampoof
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