Busy Iowa college hoops week ahead with 29 games
Des Moines Feb 9 A crowded schedule hits Iowa colleges as 29 games loom this week. Grinnell led by Charley Black faces Ne braska Kansas and Oklahoma in a tough road stretch while Iowa Ames and others juggle two games apiece.
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Des Moines
Hawkeye State Tagers
Collegians of
Iowa
Charley Black
Grlanel College
Pioneers
Grinnell
Nebraska
Jeneoin
Fuesday
Purdue
Corne
Monmouth
Coe
Lawrence
Morningside
Nebraska’ Wesleyan
Trowr Wesleyan
Carthage
Parsons
State Teachers' College
Luther
St. Olaf
Cornell
Knox
Mount Morris
St. Ambrose
Simpson
Indiana
Anes
Kansas
Gelane
Utrask BS
Nas Aggies
Miehigan
Northwestern
Pain
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Texnoxville High School
Catholic
Ripon
Upper Iowa
Columbia
St Vinter’s
Nebraskewa
Tews Wesleyan
Ames Lose Close Game to Missouri 17 to 15
Ames suffers a tight defeat as Missouri edges ahead in the final minutes 17 to 15. Tigers surge in the second stanza after a narrow first period, with Wheat and Racchira contributing baskets to seize and hold the lead.
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AMES
Missouri
University of Missouri
Towa Stars
Saturnight
Aimes
Tigers
Capt Wheat
Racchira
Bensais
Nurmi Eyes Atlantic Race Tune-Up In Portland Feature
Paavo Nurmi plans a late evening attempt to add a 4 000 yard record amid his U S campaign. In Portland Ralph DePalma wins the 0 lap 56 ta-nille auto feature in 49 minutes 1o seconds, with Wade Marston second and Phil Shafer third before about four thousand spectators.
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Wade Marston
Phil Shafer
Shtala
Twel
Butterfish: A Rare Salt Water Pan Fish From Florida
The butterfish is among the most delicious salt water pan fish and one of the hardest to find along the Florida coast. Fishermen report they spawn in deep water and fingerlings are rarely seen near the Keys. They appear in schools and vanish suddenly, with every fish matching in markings and roughly weighing a half pound. Locals say they are the only fish that look the same, and they bite best on light tackle. They fight like little sharks and vanish when sharks appear. Best eaten fresh from the water, fried with half bacon fat and hot butter for a rich flavor.
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Florida
Keys
Bad Judgments Costillows in Basketball Play
A list of common errors by players in basketball games. It cites failing to figure passes and interceptions, not switching, misreading opponents, and mishandling shots. It notes penalties for retaliation and fumbling on the ball, with emphasis on defensive discipline and decision making.
East games in junior s s division at ymca saturday
The First M B S basketball team led the junior division with a 1 to 43 win over First Brethren cagers in the feature Saturday series. Bickley and Wilson starred for the Winners as Grace M E downed Lindon IM BH. Wilson and Johnson led a 15 to 7 victory for the winners, Brooks top scored for the losers. First Presbyterian beat First Baptist 18 to 14 and Christ Episcopal defeated Walnut Street Baptist 26 to 3 in other junior division games Saturday.
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First M. BS
First ‘Brethren
Bickley
Wilson
Grace M. E
Lindon IM
Johnson
Brooks
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Christ Episcopal
Walnut ‘Street Baptist
Stoirday
Cedar Falls Star Hauser Honored as All American
George Hauser of Cedar Falls, later a Minnesota football star and All American tackle in 1917, is celebrated by Ames writer Jeanson for a career that blended strength, speed, and leadership. The piece traces Hauser’s rise from local athletics to the Gophers’ line, noting his impact on offense and interference, and his later coaching career bridging Minnesota and Ames.
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George Huser
Cedar Falls
Sam Willaman
Iowa State College
Jeanson
Suir Ames
Bunday
Des Moines Register
Hauser
Walter Camp
University of Minnesota
George Hanser
Alleghaney
New Haven
Comppany
Walter Gan
Daily Dozen
Ame Iff
Minnesota
Camp
George Hauser
Stu
da Williams
Williams
Flauser
Alara Agrep Cuger
George Hauser Hills
Cea Falls
Haurer
Gophers
Hauer
Wynn
Raston
Solon
Log
Ratantine
Berkell Players Ad Error Corrected Prices
The Waterloo Evening Courier notes an advertising mistake for Ber kell Players The Old Soak listing admission prices showed a 50 cent lower floor price which was an error The Courier clarifies no reduced prices or price changes were advertised and patrons should use standard pricing semantics
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Berkell
Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier
Waterlon Theatre
Seniors Defeat Rath Team 29 to 25 in City Teague
In a City Teague game at M C A Saturday evening the Seniors edged Rath Packing basketmen 29 to 25. The lead was 20 to 15 at halftime as Schenk led with four field goals and two free throws. Lapole and On followed with eight and one points respectively, while Wills and Anderson starred for Rath.
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Rath Packing Company Basketmen
M.C. A
Schenk
Lapole
Wills
Anderson
Iowa stars in danger of leaving state for bigger play
Hauser stays in home state to display his wares while Ele, at least the second Iowa boy, is noted for remaining near Almesora teats as "Shuck" Necht of Mart Dodge is recalled. The writer warns against letting such stars slip away and stresses the need to play against them.
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Hauser
Ele
Iowa
Shuck” Necht
Mart Dodge
Burlington Fans Enthused Over 1925 Outlook
Dick Speer leads Burlington MV club signings as Salina deal ships Newton, Bliss for Newt on and Bliss. New talent includes Shinplett, Steinway, White, Eisenbath with endorsements from Rowland and Taylor. Speer eyed as capable manager amid many directors, with Boyle and Dixon cautioning over multiple cooks.
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Iuider
Salina
Fred Newon
Mike Bliss
I Cateler
Newton
Bliss
Iowa
Mathews
Pilcher
Marshalstown
Floyd Shinplett
Balaton
Minn
Tom Fairweather
Jester Steinway
Chicago
Rock Island
Clarence Rowland
Homer White
Lis
Claude Taylor
St. Louis
Ferris
Bees
Hernard Eisenbath
Speer
Burlington
Army of Directors
Boyle
Dixon
Bill Iillifer
Burlington Painers
Garrett
Lee
Glick
Reilly
The Old Soak at Masterloo Theatre in Four Acts
Berkell Players present Don Marquis drama The Old Soak at Waterloo theatre on February 9, 1925. Cast includes Al C Wilson as the drunk, Miss Miles Wis as the forgiving wife, and Clem Hawley as the long lost lover. The production earns praise for strong acting, emotional depth, and balanced humor across four acts.
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Mies Normiatus
Peter
Byron
Hin
EliHoreth
Art Roe
Clem Junior
Miles Wis
St. Chale
Jamieson
Lucy Hawley
Tom Orden
Clem Hawley Glenn
Nellie
Waterloo Theatre
Berkell
Clem Hawley
al. C. Wilson
Wilson
Paris
Nan
Coulter
Tutor Cage Five Defeats Simpson in Fast Go 27 To 16
Horton led the Tutor attack with eight field goals as they walloped Simpson college of Indianola 27 to 16 in Cedar Falls Saturday night. Capt Harshbarger and McCoy stood out for defense, the game featured clean play, and the Tutors built an 11 to 4 lead by halftime with Dickenson sending in the second string late.
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Tutor Cage
Simpson
Cedar Falls
Horton
Simpson College of Indianola
Capt. Harshbarger
McCoy
Tutors
Methodists
Tators
Dickenson
McGoy
Mortison
Gan
Harshbarger
M. Harghfarger
B. McCoy
Fisher
Garret
Thief of Bagdad dazzles Plaza audiences with wonders
The Plaza screens The Thief of Bagdad starring Douglas Fairbanks in a lavish spectacle of illusion and mystic feats. A desert chase, magic chest and flying carpet spark heroic escapades as he wins a princess and a princely title through astonishing adventures.
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Plaza
Strand
Bagdad
Douglas Fairbanks
Stenle
Doug
Bagdad J
Tig
Unidia
Persia
Chin
Pinegran
Qe Strand
Clai Geeil B. DeMille
Rod LaRocque
Ricardo Cortez
Theodore Kosloff
Vera Reynolds
Julia Faye
Hollywood
Jack Little
Jack Leon
Leonard
Rialto
Evans’ Company
Harry
Scenic attractions and new features light up local theater
The city’s cinemas host a varied program with The Bauity of Riches a shop girl romance and a well received stage play. Buddy Roosevelt stars in Rough Riding a brisk western thriller while The Silent Water, a loyalty love tale, plays with Glenn Hunter and Roberta Bosworth in supporting roles. Alvaro won’t, An Al St. John comedy, Art Mix western, Mal Roach short and Pathe review add to the bill. A candy caper and prison twist close the lineup.
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Buddy Roosevelt
Sturey
Glenn Hftunter
Robart Bosworth
Bessie Lave
S Mm
Ts Wu
Teres
Mary Roberts Riachare
Tha Alvar
the Palace
Mal Roach
Pathe
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