Waterloo Hawks seek manager as Dixon and Nee vie for post
Waterloo Iowa scene shifts to a manager race with Cletus Dixon and Johnny Nee top contenders. Elmer Duggan and Bobby Coffrin also seek the job. Coltrin and Dizon listed among candidates as Waterloo plans spring lineup and possible home series with Cedar Rapids and Moaine. Duke Hohenbeck mentioned as veteran pitcher may return in 191? season building a strong staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
California
White House
Cletus Dixon
Coller
Riad
Waterloo Hawks
Dixon
Altho
Bert Williord
Johnny Nee
Evansville
Nea
Jonathan
Mr. Duggan
Elmer Duggan
Terre Haute
Ind
Ned Willford
Duggan
McGoldrick
Bobby Coffrin
Bloomington
Moline
Waterloo
Iin
Coltrin
Dizon
Prexy Willford
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Aine
Duke Hohenbeck
Hawks
Duke
Burlington
Holfenbeck
Towa Five set for comeback against Ohio State tonight
Iowa City Iowa Feb facing the Ohio State team with the same lineup that has worked two weeks. University of Towa basketball five meets Ohio State for their fifth conference game in Iowa City. Coach Sam Barry pushes for breaking a three game losing streak as Jensen and Duhm boost the aging lineup with solid defense on Cunningham who leads the conference in scoring after the Columbus loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Ohio State
University of Towa
Sam Barry
Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Duhm
Sterling
Cunninghan
Towa
Columbus
Walter Johnson Re-signs With Washington Senators
Chicago reports Walter Johnson, one of baseball’s greatest pitchers, has signed for his seventeenth year with the Washington Senators. The 25 year veteran remains the American League strikeout leader with 126 in last season, and his career total climbs to 3 056. Despite his dominance, Johnson’s club has yet to win a world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Johnson
Washington
Tie Johnson
Ran Johnson
East High Tops West High In Thrilling 15 11 Basketball Thriller
East High rallied from a 7 4 halftime deficit to defeat West High 15 11 at Dast High. Hostetler, Kipp, Sindlinger and Miller led East with key baskets while West relied on Sindlinger and Hetts. Crowd exceeded 1 000 as East built a late fourth quarter lead and held on for the win.
Swede Delaney to miss Ironmen lineup in 1924 sagan
A Fort Smith letter recalled Wednesday says Pitcher Swede Delaney will not sail for the Ironmen this season and will instead be part of a Fort Smith team. Delaney helped Dubuque win last year’s Sippi league pennant and was cited as a key reason for that victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Budack sausage prize to Glenn Tibbitts at Waterloo alleys
Tenpin Topics reports Glenn Tibbitts won five pounds of Budack sausage for high single with a 267 at Waterloo alleys. Doc Huntoon 257 and Packey McFarlang 262 also posted memory-book scores. Danny O'Neil eyes a .600 three-game count at the B C meet in St Paul after 395 in Des Moines. Dotson Clothiers beat Waterloo Clothiers three straight in City league. Dave Stevenson won high single 248 in Commerce league. Heinie Hartman logged high single 225 with others including Fredin 239 and Jenks 203 among Whiteside alley prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Tibbitts
Waterloo Alleys
Huntoon
Packey ‘McFarlang
Waterloo
Danny O'Neil
Tribune
B. C
St. Paul
Danny
Des Moines
Dotson Clothiers
Waterloo Clothiers
Heinie Hartman
Whiteside
Ron
Fredin
J. C. Hartman
Mosher
Towne
Wren
Clark
Waterloo Motor Sales tops Postoffice in Commercial league
Waterloo Motor Sales bowling team beat Postoffice bowlers in two of three games at Waterloo alleys last night. Blink earned top honors with 198. Team scores show Waterleo Motor Sales 873, 750, 805 across games, with Ramage 138 154, Roberts 113 162, Rink 333 198, Hamlin 151 ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Motor Sales
Postoffice
Waterloo
Blink
Heekyt Ice Roreen
PSE
Waterloe Motor Sales
Roberts
Rink
Ramage O
Thompson
Hamlin
Touale
Enevenesee
East High Cagers to Clash Tonight with Cedar Falls
East High's basketball team travels to Cedar Falls to face Teachers College High in a fast, close game after last night's hard loss to West High. Coach Ben Miller may start Hostetler and Kipp at forwards with Stenter and Capt. Ar tug at guards as substitutions likely, while promoters and fans anticipate a lively, battle-ready matchup with strong lineups and frequent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Cefer Falls
West High
Cedar Falls
Teachers College High
Ben Miller
Hostetler
Kipp
Raymond Stenter
Artug
Darey
Metcalf
Seidler
Bum
Forett, Grukan
Bereeden
Pues
Cedar Falls High
Mikela
Sexton
Kansas City Indoor Track Meet At Convention Hall Tonight
Top athletes from the Midwest and nation converge on the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor track meet at Convention Hall. Notable entrants include Harold Osborne of the Illinois Athletic Club, national all around champion. Jose Ray and Ray Watson, both TA C reps with records. Eddie Knoullick IA C pole vault star. Batt McKeowan Kansas State normal pole vault record breaker. Tom Poor KU high jump ace. Deac Wolters from Ames in the final quarter mile. Over 50 schools expected, with Missouri Valley and Kansas conference participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Harold Osborne
Illinois Atheltic Club
Jose Ray
Holter
Rds
Ray Watson
Kansas Agsia
Missouri Valley
Ray
Watson
T. A.C
Eddie Knoulick
I. A.C
Batt McKeowan
Kansas State Normal
Tom Poor
University of Kansas
Deac Wolters
Ames
Sight
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri
Kansas
Lightweight bout sets stage for Des Moines clash
A rugged Des Moines fighter, known for a bad beating by Phill Longo, prepares to face a Minneapolis opponent in a Fort Dodge showdown. He vows to protect his paws and return to form as he schedules a fight against a colored student from Des Moines College this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Knipp
Phill Longo
Des Moine
Jack Brauchle
Minneapolis
Fort Dodge
Des Moines College
Unlimited League Finals at YMCA Open Evening Lineup
The Waterloo Taker Sunday School Basketball league closes its 1924 season Wednesday evening at the YMCA. Contests pit First M. E. against United Presbyterian and First Congregational against Walnut Street Baptist, with East Park Presbyterian meeting First Presbyterian in a potential upset. A First Presbyterian win would drop East Park to second and crown the First Presbyterians.
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Waterloo
Y.M.C
First M. E
United Presbyterian
First Congregational
Walnut Street Baptist
East Park
First Presbyterian
East _ Park
First Presbyterians
Hast Park
East High
United Brethren-St. Paul's M
M. BE
Central’ Christian
Christ Episcopal
Calvaryvangelical
S. Westminster Presbyterian
Burton Avenue
Baptists
First Baptist
College basketball results across multiple teams and scores
A compact tally lists numerous college basketball results with several mismatched names and places. Teams such as Grinnell, Kansas Aggies, DePaul, Simpson, and St. Ambrose appear among many others with varied scores across games.
Firpo and Wills to Meet July 19 in Doubtful Plans
New York report says Luis Firpo and Harry Wills may fight on July 19 with venues in Pennsylvania or Connecticut. Gen Raymond, an aide to an alleged syndicate backing the event, hints at Morrisville, Pa. near Trenton, while details remain murky and Rickard’s role unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Luis A. Firpo
South America
Harry Wills
Pennsyvania
Connecticut
Gen Raymond
Morrisville
State Line
Trenton
Raymond
Iover
Rickard
Pirpo
Pennsylvania
Broadway Complex
Simpson College Defeats Teachers College In Cedar Falls
Simpson College basketball beat Teachers College 25 to 10, with Simpson leading from the start. Star players McCoy and Fisher for the visitors and Harshburger Morgan and 2 Star Buck for Teachers College stood out as Coach Mendenhall rotated two teams to combat Simpson's defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Simpson College
Teachers College
Simpson
Ful Syors
Mendenhall
Harshburger
Morgan
2 Starbuck
McCoy
Fisher
Organize T Club at University of Iowa
In Iowa City on February 9 under the guidance of the Jetter men in track at the University of Iowa an organization for a T club has begun. The aim is to foster better athletic spirit and unite letter winners with open membership to athletes in other sports. Track men have supported the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Iowa
Pence to Manage Coe College 1924 Baseball Nine
Cedar Rapids Iowa Feb 9 Jack Pence premier Coe quarterback for four years was elected to manage the Kohawks baseball team for the coming season by the athletic council Pence played varsity baseball as a regular for several seasons but is ineligible for further athletic competition He is due to graduate in June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jack Pence
Coe
Wag
Kohawk
Pence
World boxing champs clash. weight gaps and contracts cited
Flyweight champion New York Panchto Villa defeated Georgio Marks who was over weight. Light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue to fight Gene Tunney if he signs his contract. Argentine Luis Angel Firpe seeks a US series deal worth 1,110,000. Drake University track team heads to Kansas City for A C meet with Tug Wilson leading seven runners. Grinnell College nips Kansas Aggies 27 26 at the buzzer. Central College tops Des Moines Catholic 39 14 in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panchto Villa
Georgio Marks
Mike McTigue
Nls
Gene Tunney
Buenos Aires
Luis Angel Firpe
United States
Des Moines
Drake University
Kansas City
Bulldogs
Kansas City A. C
Tug Wilson
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Pioneers
Kansas Aggies Nere
Boy Solves Problem How Long for Radio to Overtake Train
Stanley Whitsere, 12, son of M. M. Whitacre of Ames, faced a math puzzle asking how far a boy riding away at 60 miles a hour would travel before a radio message at 186000 miles per second overtakes him after a two hour head start. WOI at Iowa State College aided by flashing the description, with Joseph J. Moss, Chicago probation chief, judging the test and telegraphing that the boy need not seek the answer again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WOI
Iowa State College
Ames
Stamley
Stanley
Waterloo Amateur Joust Team Chosen for District Tourney
The AL squad from Waterloo’s Unlimited Sunday school league, selected by F. W. Richardson, includes Sansone Wheeler B Cohn Herb Vaughn H Holman Meyers and Tones. They will compete Feb 29 to March 1 at the YMCA district tourney in a bid to represent Waterloo. A curtain raiser features leaders from First M.E. First Presbyterian and First Baptist. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. W. Richardson
Sansone
Wheeler
B. Cohn
Herb Vaughn
H. Holman
Meyers
Tones
Pirates
M.E
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Forward makes nineteen field goals in big win
Sioux Falls Feb 9 Wolters of Northern Normal scored 39 points in a 69 to 18 victory over Augustana. He made 19 field goals, 14 in the second half, in what is believed to be a new South Dakota conference record for most points in a game. This loss marks the worst defeat of the season in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S.D
South Dakota
Wolters
Northern Normal
Augustana
Mane
Basketball Mentor Quits At Luther College
Desorah, February. Coach Orlando Qualley, mentor of Luther college basketball, resigns to study at University of Michigan for a semester before doing research abroad. Prof. Sigurd Reque, baseball coach, will oversee Qualley’s duties locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desorah
Orlando Qualley
Luther College
University of Michigan
Qualler
Sigurd Reque
Radio Programs for Sunday February 10 list stations and times
Radio Digest and Associated Press listing shows multiple stations across the nation with evening offerings on February 10. Programs include church services sacred music organ recitals talk and dance numbers with times ranging from 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. The item ends with a note about African land crabs having peri scopic eyes and leg pads to wipe them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
Associated Press
KDEA
Fast
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
WBAP
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
I Wcap
Washington
WEAF
WDAP
WLAF
New York
WEAA
Dallas News
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Louisville
WHR
Cleveland
Wraz
Yowlag
Minneapolis-St. Pan
WOC
Davenport
WOAW
Omaha
WOOQ
Kansas City
É. Wos
Jefferson City
Detroit News
YM Volleyball Team 10 Compete In State Tourney
Waterloo YMCA volleyball squad travels to Cedar Rapids to compete in the state tourney. The eleven players include Dr. CGA Boatman EB Wrant Ce cil Lanning M GC Coburn R Leaper AL i A Lohner Wyant Kirk Stewart Dr Liffring EB Sprague. Matches start at 9 a m with a round robin or sectional format depending on entries. A state committee will organize the event with W tbl Beyerstock as chairman and Dr John Brown as keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar “Rapids
CG. A. Boatman
EB. H. Wrant
Cecil Lanning
M- GC. Coburn
R. Leaper
AL i A. Lohner
Wyant
Kirk Stewart
Dr. Liffring
Eb.h. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Y. M. GC
Sia. m
Iowa
Dubuque
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Clinton
Burlington
Ottumwa
F. W.W. Richardson
Iowa State Teachers, College
W.H. Beyerstock
American Olympic Association
National Amateur Athletic’ Federation
Sig
Dr. Brown
Miller Just Missed the .300 Batting Benchmark
The article recounts Bing Miller of the Philadelphia Athletics, a Vinton youth, who opened the 1923 season with high expectations of a .300 or better average. Official American League stats post-season show .299, with a fraction of a point short of .300. Despite the miss, Miller received the promised bonus after Connie Mack determined his effort justified the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Bing Miller
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Spur- Miller
Miller
Connie Mack
Pirates Face Grundy Center In Tourney Round Tonight
Pirates meet Grundy Center Reds in an amateur tournament game at Grundy Center tonight. Waterloo lineup features Reisner and Mehl as forwards with Gunstead Kantor Holman and Knowles as guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Grundy Center
Pirate
Reds
Mers
Waterloo
Reisner
Mehl
Gunstead
Canter
Holman
Knowles
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Porter
Nee
Dison
Weeden
Maline
Mrs.iggs
Casens Departmen
Hardware Pcounter
George McManus
Tem
Service, Inc
Eek
Otrong
EAST
East High Cagers
West High Basketmen
Dast High
Milerites
Glad Rose
Wlose
Hame
Johnny S Ndlinger
Invaders
Orange
Hetts
Sindlinger
Hestetler
Captarius
Mormantum
West
Mose
Sindelinger
Wostetler
Daley
Potter
Rast Wigh
Ltstet
Ripert Daley
Aiinger
Jamry
Petter
Raxymowmd
Hosterler
R Boms
Fre
Waihi T NM
Hawkeye
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Bunny
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Speas
West Auditorium
East Gym
Harvey Daley
Paotter
High
Jesus
Delwein
Dave Stevenson
Black
Richardson
B. Morris
McEmery
Ted Woods
Leonard
Hoff
John
Conles
Jenks
H. Rath
Lou Rollinger
Jimmy Nuss
Schafer
Sportsmen's League
Bellinger
Blue
Earl Blue
Buster
Ralph Alexhander
Warnie Smith
Sportsmen’s League
Minnesota Mauler
Alex Trambitas
J. Dempsey
Jimmy Duffy
Cincinnati
Patsy Rocro
Mike Hirsch
Fou
Everett
Marine Raneiri
Lon
Lig
Everett Strong
Mason City
Lou
Charlie Harden
Strong
Harden
Jackie
Jack Schafer
Nuss
Dirins
Wuss Schafers
Harold Plade
Ray Miller
Milwaukee
Plade
Harry Yebka
Kc, A. C
Aes
Odool Fort Dodge
Abraham Tincoln
Council Blumtsy
Newton
Atlantic
Boone
Grinachi
Woukes
Dallas Conter
St. Ambrose
St. Mary's High
Ewal City
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Rockwell Cty
Manson
Fairfield
Mount Pleaasnt
Firpo
Wills
Sife
T” Club
Tack Pence
Pella
Central College
Des Moines Catholic
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