Sykes Thomason in Managerial Chase at Burlington
Read about the Burlington semipro baseball managerial hunt featuring Earl Sykes and Arthur Thomason as top candidates. Reports mention Moline's bid for Sykes, Rock Island's offer of Thomason, and Waterloo’s pursuit of other players as teams weigh rosters and coaching options for 1934.
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de Theees
Arthur Thomason
Earl Sykes
Demosthenes
Dawn
Burlington
Davenport
Moline
Prestin Gray
Tommy
Sykes
Bloomington Cub
Three-T
John McGravy
Bloomington
Fabbe Coltrin
William Hollenbeck
Burlington Association
Land Ag
Waterloa
Cletus Dixon
Cedar Rankde
A. C. Williard
Hawks
Edward Grimes
Chicago
Nico Shortston
Rock Island
Manwell
Jim Delaner
Decatur
Telaner
Manweil
Carl Kulow
Fort White
Ind
Rockford
Duffy Blue Bout in Waterloo Sparked by Critics
Halstead street boxer Jack Duffy faces Earl Blue after a Friday supper at Waterloo theatre with Sportsmen's league scrutiny. Duffy, noted for a tough record, has recent wins and a planned bout in Madison Square Garden context, as promoters press ahead despite mixed opinions.
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Jack Duffy
Halstead Street
Earl Blie
Waterloo Theatre
Sportsmen's League
Duffy
Blue
Police Gazetta
Velkin
Sealane
Pat Walsh
Walsh
Paul Berlenbach
Sei
Germany
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jack Schafer
Mr. Blue
Earl
Jack
TNT
John Goss
Albert
Strong
Everett Strong
Albert K Knipp
Everett
Fritz
Joe
G. Verbeski
Iowa Wrestlers Triumph Over Michigan 21 to 2
Ann Arbor February 11 Iowa wrestlers defeated Michigan 21 to 2 on the road. Key moments included Voltern securing a first fall with a head scissors and wrist lock while Mead held James for seven minutes. Several matches went to overtime and notable injuries occurred, including a lip cut to Doty and a spill by Gugisberg.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Welverines
Rosa
Dodiy
Fester
Doty
Gugisberg
Giord
O Brien
Perona
Voltmer
Ferenc
Mead
James
Krasush Town
Marion
East High Nets 28-8 Win Over Tutor High
East High beat Tutor High 28 to 8 at Qedar Falls. Hostetler, Kip, and Raymond led East High with scoring while Seidler, Graham, and Metcalf showed strong play for the substitutes. Teachers High struggled in the second half as East High pulled away.
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East High
Qedar Falls
Orange and Ack
Peachers College High
Altho
Waterloo
Tors
Orange
Seidler
Graham
Metcalf
Aach
Ben Ailer
Teachers High
Wast
West High
Por East High
Hostetler
Kipn
Raymond
Orr
Greer
Sunl Mary
Kipp
Arius
Rg Seidler
Tleh
White
Green
Ity Orr
Tasonen
Hulete
Gruha
Metcau
G. Orr
George
Ield
Trostetler
Arius F
Hostelian
Kirp
Iowa Dropped Fourth Conference Scrap by Ohio State 26 to 24
Iowa struggles to finish as Ohio State edges the Hawkeyes 26 to 24 in a hard fought Big Ten game. Iowa led 13 to 12 at halftime, but Ohio State surged ahead with a late run including baskets by Cunningham Miner and Shaw. Officials sparked controversy with several called back Iowa baskets.
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Iowa U
Ohio State
Iowa City
Iowa
Buckeyes
Hinskeyes
Iown
Hainkeyes
Lamarcy
Cunham
Miner
Shaw
Cameron
Hicks
Vistors
Ineals
Erowa
Berause
Janse
Upper Iowa Quint Defeats Simpson College 22 to 17
The Fayette Indiana score report notes Kipie Unger of Upper Iowa scoring in the second period to break a halftime tie and secure a 22 to 17 win over Simpson College on Saturday night. The narrow contest featured few early baskets and a late Peacocks surge.
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Fayette
Kipie
Unger Iawa
Peacocks
Simpson College
Siow
Aet
Init
Local basketball slate features Cedar Falls and West High games
Oelwein reports a profitable benefit supper for the basketball team as a new high school gym rises to seat 600. Cedar Falls faces Mendenta as West High renews practice while planning two games with Marshalltown and a clash with Fase High. Speed Huntley defends boxer Jim my Nuss from claims about fitness ahead of a Des Moines bout.
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Oelwein High School
Oelwein
Pheasants Roost with Chickens in Northern Counties
In Mason City Iowa and surrounding towns pheasants are reported roosting with chickens on farms. Farmers note tame behavior and law protections, while a proposed five day November season could spark a northern town hunting rush. Pirates Close Reds, Grundy Center Road Five Triumphs 23 to 15. Reisner shines for Pirates Morrison brothers lead for the Road five.
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Mason City
Lake Mills
Lake Ant
Towa
Pirates
Tro Reds
Pirate
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Reisner
Morrison Brothers
Ames Matiden Wins at State College Meet
Ames, Iowa February 11. Iowa State College wrestler Whitewashes Minnesota in a four day meet here Saturday. Ames gains with a score of 23 to 0. Three falls and four decisions awarded the Ames team. McCurdy of Minnesota, 145 pounder, suffers a broken rib.
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Ames
Iowa State Colflere
Minnesota
McCurdy
Fergiveda
Bowling Standings and Schedules Released for City League
Standings in City Bowling leagues and this week schedules were announced today. The report lists teams, matches, and venues for the upcoming games, reflecting local standings and fixtures.
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Cial
Question on Exemption for Women in Fishing Fee Debate
Des Moines February 11 The attorney general is preparing a constitutional opinion on a fish and game law amendment that exempts women from a $1 fishing license fee. Critics say the exemption is discriminatory and may nullify the measure. The issue hinges on uniform operation of laws and whether exempting women is unconstitutional. The opinion may guide Senate action and potential court challenge.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ben J. Gibson
Town
House
Senate
Fish and Game Law
Assembly
General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
Hig
Lenate
High School Athletic Body Reports 772 Members
The Iowa High School Athletic Association lists 772 members in good standing as of January 21, with Waterloo high school authorities receiving the notice from secretary George A. Brown. Local schools are included, and 128 schools are listed as nonmembers. The amended rules, including the new eight semester rule, are being distributed.
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Athaltic Association
Lond
Waterloo
George A. Brown
Association
Brown
Chicago Beats Michigan to Lead Big 10 Standings
University of Chicago defeated Michigan 120 to 28 in a Western Conference basketball game. Michigan led early 9 to 4, but Chicago surged in the second half to take the lead and finish up two points ahead as Purdue moved into second place after the defeat.
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Hamiine
Corsnell
Chicagso
University of Chicago
Michigan
Ifavor
Chicago
Wisconsin
Perdue Soung
Iowa Runners Shine in Kansas City Club Track Meet
Kansas City indoor carnival featured top athletes from Kansas City area schools. Irwin won the open 10 yard dash, Tamberly led the 40 yard dash, and Simson claimed the open 2 00 yard low hurdles. Corratt won the 440, Tarpot top in shot put, and Dowsins led the 1 000 yard tandicap run.
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Kansas City
Eid Athlet
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas City - Ward
Irwin
Muller
Ames
Reem
Jonen
Krogh
ED Tiese
Keebts
Aftssourt
Weir
Neoraska
Kk. C. AC
Richardson
Ifis- Sourl
Sandersur
Kc Ac
J—Ames
Montrro
Hammerty
Greenlee
Biernum
Notré ‘Dame
Emarla
Han
Dowsins
Frea Axtell
Pittsburg
Kan
Normal
Meeker
Olympic Committee May Ask Congress to Supply Funds
New York, Feb. 11. The American committee may seek a congressional appropriation to finance the Paris expedition as public donations run short. A $350,000 fund is needed for first class transportation and accommodation, with current contributions well below expectations. Maj. Gen. Alten reports Washington interest but no firm aid yet. The committee has contracts with the shipping board for the steamship America and must fund trips to Chamonix and winter games.
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United Press
New York
Congress
Ailen
Washington
War Department
Gen. Alten
Shipping Board
Chamonix
Skating Association
The
Hockey Association
Brookins Sets New Record in 60-Yard Hurdles
Char ley Brookins of the Hawkeye sprint and hurdle team set a new 60 yard hurdles mark at a meet in Town City Iowa on February 11. He clocked 0.66 seconds in the first heat breaking the 0.88 by Wallace of Illinois and lowered it again to 0.64 in the finals. Charles Coulter finished close second and the meet featured multiple event records including the 60 yard low hurdle and pole vault while Greek fraternities competed in relays.
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Town City
Charley Brookins
Hawkeye
Ike
Wallace
Illinois
Brookins
Sey Brookins
Charles Coulter
Ins
Coulter
Brookig Dash
Delta Zétas
Phi Gamma Deltaa
Armory Ard
Dempsey Center of Dry Raid at New Orleans Cabaret
Federal agents led by Louisiana prohibition director C D Jack son raided the Ringside Cabaret in New Orleans cited by Herman owner of the venue. They inspected tables and found whisky in a kitchen pitcher while Jack Dempsey observed with humor as patrons packed the evening outside.
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Dempsey
New Orleans
Feb, Inc
Jack Dempsey
Herman
C. D. Jackson
Prohibition
Louisiana
Squared Circle
College Football and Basketball Results Across Regions
Saturday results show Upper Iowa 22 over Simpson 17 and Ohio State 26 over Town 24 while Hamline loses 30 to Cornell 2. In other games Dubuque Ul 27 defeats Con 26 and Buena Vista 33 over ag OTHngside 30. St Ambrose 17 loses to St. Marys Winona 16 and Kansas Aggies 22 defeats Drake 21. Navy 32 edges Washington College 26 and Penn 14 over Carmell 17. Oklahoma 26 beats Kangag 20, Army 32 over U of Pittsburgh 13, Penn State 43 over Dumesne U 4d, Northwestern 27 over Mount Morris '41, Nebraska 32 over Washington 243, Dartmouth 34 over Harvard 25. High school results include Redfield girls 30 over Adel 30, Redfield seconds 15 over Washington Two 7, Harlan 24 over Denison 5, Columbia Academy 30 over Epworth Military 9, Marshalltown 22 over Grtanat 16, Sioux City 17 over Port Dodge 1, De Soto 10 over Bexter 9 and Waterlston High 58 over Teachers High 0.
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Redfield
Adel
Redfeld
Washington
Harlan
Denison
Columbia Acad
Epworth Militare Acad
Marshalltown
Grtanat
Joux City
Port Doge
de Soto
Bexter
Waterlsast High &S
Teachers High A
Boxing Promoters in New York Face Hurdles in Reform
Boxing promoters in New York face a major test as state moves to regulate. William Muldoon's potential resignation from the boxing commission raises fears that legalized boxing could revert to its unstable pre reform era. Muldoon, asked at his Purchase, New York home, said he would not discuss the matter further.
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New York State
Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
William Muldoon
Boxing Commission
Muldoon
Purchase
Muldoon Menaly
This Week Games Schedule Roundup
A scrambled weekly schedule lists games across multiple colleges with teams such as Ames Grinnell State Teachers Upper Town Valparaiso Dubuque Ohio State Illinois Missouri Michigan and more. The fragmentary text shows matchups for Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with various college and city pairings.
Radio Programs for Tuesday on Key Stations
Radio Digest lists Tuesday schedules across major stations from KDKA to WWJ and WOO, detailing concerts, orchestras, children's programs, lectures, and special Lincoln day features. Entries note times, program types, and participating groups such as the One Hundred sixtieth infantry band and California National Guard ensembles.
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Associated Press
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Dren
Ievex
Hastings
KDKA_ ENTI
Los Angeles
One
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
AR I Census
City Star
School of the Skr
WDAR
Philadelphia
AP Chicago
Sla
SSEAP
New York
WFAA
Dallas News
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Louisville
Orchestra
Reading
Cleveland
Cone Waz
Chicago
Lincoln
WEY
Cincinnat
Spectal
WAQ
Chicaco News
Orchestra Memphis
Trolia Wooaw
Omaha
London Papers Sell Front Page Position
London reports advertising space on the front page of papers commands premium rates. The front page price is about $3,000 per day, reflecting high demand for prominent placement.
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London
Philadelphia triumphed as the United States wins equash recquets championship
Reported results show the United States defeating England to capture the equash recquets title. The item also notes varied Olympic tryouts in Buenos Aires and boxing exhibitions, with several athletes and officials named across multiple locales.
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Philadelphia
United States
England
Fami
Pia
Buenos Aires
PeuiErsston
New World
Des Moines
E L. Koiser
Rue Sopihin
Mount Morris College
Hollis Oy Gvergaard
Cedar
Greanes
Doctor Dillon Takes Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice
Dr X H Dillon succeeds Dr BW Krtttte in an ENT practice limited to eye ear nose and throat care. Office located at 500-510 First National Building.
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X. H. Dillon
BW. F
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