Championship Heavyweight Title Fight Plans In June
Rex Rickard indicates Dempsey will meet Tan Gibbons or Harry Willis in June to settle the heavyweight championship. He plans to bring Jack Kearns to discuss negotiations, aiming to avert retirement and launch two potential bouts to keep Dempsey active. The discussion centers on ring arrangements and defenses once February discussions finish.
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Henry L. Marreel
New York
Marels 4
Kearns
Dempsey Talks Plans As Quiet Rumors Swirl About Partners
Intense gossip swirls over Dempsey and Kearns amid retirement chatter and a hinted dissolution of ties with Rearns upon his marriage. Friends say the pair have not split publicly, while insiders doubt a fast resolution. Meanwhile Gibbons ponders return as Rickard eyes two heavyweight bouts this summer and promoter Henderson plans a 110000-seat Long Island arena, with Dempsey open to offers.
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Rickard
Etche ‘Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Yankee Stadium
New York
Charles T. Henderson
New Yorks
Long Island
Dempsey
College basketball scores from scattered meet results
A collection of irregular college basketball results shows Tawa 3 Cue 49, Hamlin Fellsworth 48, Western Union 28, Valparaiso 35, Dubuque U 25, Missouri 17, Morningside 22, Simpson 18, Columbia 28, Yale 17, Minnesota 36, Purdue 15, Colorado College 34, Oklahoma A and M 15, Baylor University 11, Ayies 75. The fragmentary list includes numerous garbled names and institutions, reflecting a page with multiple scores and team references.
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Tawa
Cue
Hamlin Fellsworth
Western Union
Rouge Junior
Waldorf
Valparaiso
Dubuque U
Missouri
Ames
Dakota State
Morningside
Campion
Hamilton
Simpson
College, Navy
New York University
Creighton
No. Dakota Argles
Chicago
Michigan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Nova Dame
Winds
de Pauw
Hanover
Columbia
Yale
Minnesota
Purdue
Sentral Cotlege
Chillicothe Bust
Nese College
Colorado College
Colorado Agricultural Emerge
Oklahoma A. & M
Baylor University
Wyomime
Danver University Ui
Tug Schoot
Crehacsara
Cahier Falls
Tree
Vailey Junction
Ayies
East West favorite clash in Old Rose gym Friday night
East High and West High renew their long rivalry at Old Rose gym at 8 p.m. Friday amid 13th eager dope, with West favored to hold its home record and East seeking upset. Both teams recently beat area schools and posted mixed results after nine games each.
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GLAGH
OLD Rose Gym
Ave of Waterloo
East Mish
West High
West
Altha
Jheen
Jdope
Loanula Rose
Teachers College High
Fragmented Verse and Local Headlines Hit Baltimore Papers
A collage of poetically garbled lines, stray quotes, and scattered news items spans a Baltimore era page. It includes a jokey verse about a smile, a jab at a diet, references to Babe Ruth, auto theft and a cross country auto race protest in New Mexico, and chatter about a Hartford era crime and a car crash at Hockford with interurban notes. The jumble hints at varied society items, humor lines, and oddball notes across the page.
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Towa
New Mexico
West Union sweeps Clermont in doubleheader win
West Union, Iowa, two wins over Clermont. The girls traded halftime lead but West Union pulled away in the second half, while the local boys dominated from start to finish, 33 to 6. Ward Anderson and Sullivan led West Union scoring.
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West Union
Clermont
West
Cuion
Vermont
Ward
Anderson and Sullivan
OWA Five Defeats Northwestern 35 to 20
Northwestern played at Patten Gym and lost to the University of Iowa 35 to 20. White led Northwestern with eight first half points while Van Deusen and Pillips boosted Iowa’s offense in the second half, reversing a 12 to 10 deficit into a nine-point lead and sealing the win.
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Canston
Northwestern
University of Inna Cagers
Patten
van Deusen
Towans
Hawkeyes
Pillips
Boysen
Iowans
Hir
Tawa
Teins Teaulte
Northiwestern
Shell Rock Boys Defeat New Hartford 17 to 8
Shell Rock High School beat New Hartford 17 to 8 on Friday. The halftime score was 6 to 4, then Shell Rock broke through in the second half as the visitors struggled. Both boys and girls teams were set to play at Waverly tomorrow evening. The boys prep for the sectional tournament at Waterloo next month.
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Shell Rock
Poh
Shell Rock High
Lew Hartford
Waverly
Wateriog
Lincoln Independents Defeat Beaman 35 to 10
Lincoln Independents beat Beaman 35 to 10 at home Friday night. Putney scored early with a sharp shot, and Lincoln led 4 at halftime. Pulley and Raum topped the winners with six field goals each.
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Lincoln Independents
Beaman
Taincoln
Lincoln
Putney
Iaele
Tancoin J
Halftine
Linfooly
Pulley
Raum
Baseball Figures Gather for New York Chapter Dinner
Prominent baseball figures including Eddie Collins and Hall of Fame executives head to the New York chapter dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt next Sunday. In college hockey and football news Dartmouth’s Fille Deoles will not captain, and veterans recall World War I injuries while discussing shifting league plans and trade rumors for the White Sox and Yankees.
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Associated Press
Iter Ginp
Yule
Ilugo Bezdek
SLE
J. J. West
Jimiy Dekorest
Velebin
Langlis
Anatul Qtoner
New York
The
Baseball Writers
Getition
Anterelea
Hotel Lousevelt
Eddie Collins
Chicago White
Fille Deoles
Dartmouth
Préenath
Lelg
Felleft Calleg
Kid Garrow
New York Yankees
Moi Jlay Huggins
St. Louis
Gath
White Sox
Althouyyeins
Scott
Omni
Jack
Oelwein Girls Win Two Contests During Weekend
Oelwein high girls extended their winning streak to 12 by defeating New Hampton 25 14 and Dunkerton 27 16 at home. The Oelwein boys split two games, beating New Hampton 12 10 and losing to Dunkerton 28 19, with Gallwein, Belmer, Bischeid, and Maley noted for strong play and Thompson and Messer starring in key moments.
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Oelwein
Oelwein High
Oelwein Girls
New Hampton Frijday
Dunkerton
New Hampton
Galwein
Guyer
Belmer
Bischeid
Maley
Thompson
Messer
Dumont High Teams Defeat Parkersburg in Doubleheader
Dumont high teams beat Parkersburg high teams in Dumont on Friday night. The Swirls' team won 35 to 23 and the boys 20 to 6. Dumont extends its winning streak to fourteen straight. Dumont seeks to schedule a weekend game after Allison canceled its tilt.
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Dumont
Dumont High
Parkersburg
Swirls
Mistars
Allison
Oelwein Red Peppers defeat Fayette Legion 30 to 19
The Oelwein Red Peppers outplayed the Fayette Legion 30 to 19 on Friday night. Oelwein led 12 to 0 at halftime and pulled away in the final period. Lazio, Wise, Kee ney, Lundstrom and P Lazio starred for Oelwein while DeLong and Crough stood out for Fayette. This win leaves Celwin with three victories and one loss. Potential out-of-town dates exist. interested teams may contact Boots AleKenna, manager.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Red
Walt
Tfarette Legion
Lundstrom
P. Lazio
Fayette
John DeLong
Crough
Celwein
Lesiring
Boots AleKenna
Celwwein Red Peppers
Boxers to headline Mason City card and Des Moines show
Hawkeye-Fuls Joey OHara of Port Dodge headlines a Mason City boxing card on Thursday February 19 Promoters eye a match with Rusty Jones. At Roscoe Hall Town lightweight champion and University of Iowa boxing instructor faces Joe Sissak Milwaukee in the next American Legion show at Des Moines Monday February 18. Also notes Waterloo baseball annual meeting and changes in club leadership.
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Joey O'Hara
Port Dodge
Warnie Smith
Mason City
Rusty Jones
Sn Paul
Iwelter
Roscoe Hall
University of Iowa
Will
Joe Sissak
American Legion
Des Moines
Cedar Falls High Wins From Dike Five 23–18
Cedar Falls high school five clinched its seventh straight victory by defeating Dike 23 to 18 in Cedar Falls. The Tigers held a 16–14 edge, with Hine named the outstanding local player and Behrens adding nine points. Cowlishaw also played brilliantly as Bohn led Dike with 6 points.
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Cedar Walls
Cedar Falls
Bohn
Dike
Cage Meet Set for March Twenty Won By Iowa Teachers CTC
Cedar Falls Iowa February 9 A Mendenhall Iowa Teachers College athletics director says preparations are underway for a major high school open basketball tournament at Tutor School March 20 and 21 in two classes Class A for schools over 100 students and class B for smaller schools Strong teams mentioned include Waterloo East High Dike Dunkerton Orange Jesup New Hartford Cedar Falls Teachers Training Waverly Parkersburg Marble Rock Rudd Clarksville and others Entries are open not by invitation East High currently holds last year s silver trophy winner with a three time title possible to claim Three gold medals go to class winners runners up receive silver watches plus chamms noted
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West
East High
West High
Saiitmen
Hast High
Fast High
Hast
ST Luge
St High
High
Dunkertown
Beachers Wigh
Cedar Falls
L. Mendenhall
Athletics of
Iowa
Eachers College
Waterloo East High
Dike
Dunkerton
Orange
Jesup
New Hartford
Teachers Training School
Waverly
Parkersburg
Marble Rock
Rudd
Clarksville
East
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Henderson
Tex
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Ior
George McManus
Rearns
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Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Sammy Mandell
Sid Terris
Mandell
Sammy Man- Weil
Rockford
Bid Terris
Lively
Terris
Eddie Long
Eddie Kate
Taylor
Eddie ‘Anderson
Moline
Leonard
Benny Leonard
Sammy
Charlie White
Mike Trant
Jack Dempsey
Joe Benjamin
Joe
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Babe Ruth
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Arkhigil
Footra
Ewe
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OWA
Ric Tor
Wisconsin
Pennsyland
New
Pre Groundill
Fle
Ypres
Viger Flowers
Atlanta
Jackie Clark
Newtown
Maateh
Commonwealth
Btrs
Hi Jay
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Fayette Legion
Rollinger
Waterloo T Baseball Association
Lafayette
A. C. Willford
Kelly
Frank Bonzi
Sundstrand
Percy Gray
Rock Island
Bonzt
San Diego Union
Hursday
Lou’ Rellinger
Lou Rellinger
Ernie Gooze
Joe Hanahan
Hanahan
Bollinger
Cedar Falls High
Dike Five
Totor College
Granger
James N.wellman
Wellmatis
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