SEXTON LIKELY TO FINE MANAGER IN WVORACKEN
Waterloo veterans and rookies eye moves in the Three-1 league as A. J. Willford mails contracts for 1925. G. L. Dixon faces possible discipline from H. Sexton while O'Shea and Fink ley, Mullen, and other players linger in winter quarters awaiting spring reports. club meeting tonight at 7 30 in Lafayette Building to elect directors and officers.
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Sexton
Wvoracken Siylo
Waterloo
G. L. Dixon
Sioux City
Tad Mathhman
Bill Jackson
Pew
Claus
Finkley
Mullen
O'Shea
Danvillen
Dixon
Johnny O'Shea
St. Louis
Dangwille
O’shea
Joe McDermott
A. J. Willford
Reuben Malmgrun
Royal Oak
Mich
Buck Freeman
Bixley
Clyde Kettenbeil
Yilwankee
Wis
Chris Kuehl
Los Angseles
Cal
Stuart Clarke
Oakland
Peter Groft
Santa Monica
Duncan Grant
Madrid
Kuehl
Grant
Hawks
Bing Miller
Philadelphia
Urbana
Willford
Yw Wheeler
Bing
Jwood
H. Sexton
National Association of Minor Leagues
Ovid MclCracken
Hawk
Aleges Dixon
Rochester
Minn
Waterloo Faus
Baseball Club
Lafayette
A. C. Willford
Br. H. Sexton
Imays
Ca Dachy
Major League Clubs Fortify First Base Positions with Stars
New York reports recruit major leaguers eyeing positions beyond first base as each league lines up seasoned hitters. George Kelly leads Giants protected at first, while Mel Ott and Hank Greenberg loom for other clubs amid a wave of veteran incumbents and hopefuls.
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New York
Altho
Piers
Ody
Jon Judge
Judge
Lewiston
New England
Red Sox
Buffalo
Joes
Hantser
Philadelphia
Harris
Boston
Pipp
thatLost
Yankees
Lu Biue
Tigers
Detroit
Georges
Sitler
Burns
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
George Kelly
New York Giants
Stuffy Mellinis
Boston Braves
Walter Holke
Phillies
Jacques Fournier
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Rube Bressier
Jake Danbert
Bil Richechnie
Pittsburgh
Bert Neinbaus
Jowa U Mat Captain Declared Ineligible
Johnny O'Brien captain of the 125-pound University of To wrestling team is ruled ineligible for the semester due to scholastic standing. The loss weakens the squad with Tralweg possibly moving up to fill the weight class and O'Brien’s prior undefeated dual meet record noted.
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Town City
Johnny O'Brien
University of To
Mike Howard
O'Brien
Holmes
Wisconin
Grandpa's Mare Tales Turn To Highway Realities
A nostalgic voice recalls a grandpa who drove sturdy mares in a quiet cart and warned of wild horses. The piece shifts to modern travel as the speaker notes faster, sportier driving and a city full of fashion notes and urban quirks amid light humor and travel anecdotes.
Ames Drake and Grinnell in meet
Ames Iowa Feb 11 Special in the first indoor track meet of the season Iowa State will face Grinnell and Drake in a triangular meet at Iowa State gym Friday. Grinnell led by Morgan Taylor the Olympic record hurdler is favored to win by about 11 points with Drake’s Orebaugh and Dalbey also competing.
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Ames
Iowa State Gym
Iowa State
Grinnell
Drake
Morgan Taylor
Taylor
Ruo
Orebaugh
Dalbey
Cyclones
Dike high cagers in Cedar Falls hospital
Walter Bonn captain of the Dike high school basketball team is in Sartori Memorial hospital at Cedar Falls recovering from injuries from the Dike Cedar Falls game last Friday. The team faces tough games this and next week without Bonn as Conrad, Grundy Senter meet here and Reinbeck high is on February 17.
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Dike
Walter Bonn
Sartori Memorial
Cedar Falls
Dike-Cedar
Donn
Aux Werd
Pha Dike
Capt
Bonn
Conrad
Grundy Senter
Reinbeck High
Mee
Dunkerton High Defeats Orange 29 to 16 in Narrow Win
Dunkerton High School beat Orange Township Fire 29 to 16 in a fast game at Orange School. Guyer led with six field goals and Bellmer added five as Dunkerton pulled ahead early and held the lead.
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Dunkerton
Orange Township Fire
Orange School
Guyer
Bellmer
Secon
Ah Ge
Ae Tech
Miller
Kiingainan
Orange
Raya
Waterloo
Porra
Former Tutor Mentor Joins Nashville Club
Etapids LUSH noted professor and longtime educator joins Nashville baseball and high school leagues. The piece details coaching roles and recent moves, highlighting a shift in local sports leadership. McNamara and Watthour regain a lap in the bicycle race, now tied with Knuckler and Stee helm as leaders.
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Nashville Club
Ghitage
Dike
Ix Bicycle Tauern
Teiums
McNamra
Watthour
Knuckler
Stee Helm
McNamara
Dempsey Not Quitting Boxing Says Rollinger
Lou Rollinger writes that Jack Dempsey plans to quit the ring are unfounded and that Dempsey trains daily in Los Angeles. Rollinger mentions upcoming coast fights and a potential appearance at the Madison Square Garden spring program, with a big card in Vernon, California on St Patrick's Day.
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Jack Dempsey
Lou Rollinger
Waterson
Los Angeles
Dan Brennan
Lou
Temsey's
Dempsey
Cymnasium
Hag
Rollinger
Billy
Wells
Lorne Tehrunstek
Madison Square Garden
Vernon
California
St. Patrinics
Wayne Munn to defend heavyweight title tonight in Kansas City
Wayne Big Munn world heavyweight champion faces Stanislaus Zovazko in a title defense in Kansas City Mo. Munn recently learned he held the title after a disputed bout with Ba Lewis and says he is in perfect condition for the finish match with the veteran Polish grappler.
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Kansas City
Wayne
Big) Munn
Stanislaus Zovazko
Krappler
Muna
Stranegler
Quail Rescue Efforts Across States Amid Winter Hardship
Sportsmen groups nationwide mobilize to feed quail and grouse as thawed and crusted snow restricts forage. Michigan faces the sharpest need with 73 percent of quail deemed doomed without relief. Missouri and Oregon also rally through game departments and grain drives. Grain and feed firms offer support, and mail carriers in St John’s area distribute grain along routes.
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America
Michigan
St. John's
Missouri
Game and Fish Department
Game Department of
Oregon
Notable Madison Square Garden race talks and boxing notes
The report outlines Pete Moeskops and other figures linked to upcoming spring events at Madison Square Garden, including discussions of a record prize for Moeskops, preparations for Baxter mile, and references to boxers Sammy Mandell and Sid Terris along with coaching figures and college connections.
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Associated Press
Pete Moeskops
Nurmi
Madison’ Square Garden
Moeskops
Sears
Peal
Tillie Fitola
Witeo Zames
George
Town
Jole
Unlimited Division S S Cage Games At Y M
Games of the Unlimited division in the Sunday school basketball league will be played at the Y M CA after this. West High has hosted most games this season with two matches tonight between Walnut Street Baptist Unlimiteds and Linden MK at 8:30 p.m. Another game is set for tomorrow night at the Y with First Methodist FB Avenue facing First Presbyterian.
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Y. M. Cla
Keneue
West High
Walnut Street Baptist Unlimiteds
Linden MK
First Presbyteriane
Tho
Intermediate S S Teams in Thrilling Tilts at East High
United Brethren basketball team upset First Presbyterian 23 to 2 at East High while Calvary Evangelical defeated St Pauls M E 20 to 18. Other results included First M E B 18 over First Baptist 17 and Christ Episcopal 33 over First Evangelical 3 with several forfeits.
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S. S
East High
United Brethren
First Presbyterian
Brethren
East Side
United Brethren Crew
Calvary Evangelical Basketmen
St. Paul's M. E
First M. EB
First Baptist
Christ Episcopal
First Evangelical
Linden M. E
United Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist
Grace AM. E
Westminster Presbyterian
Janesville Five Defeats Hudson In Tight 18–8 Game
Janesville consolidated high school cagers beat Hudson high 18 to 8 in a tight contest. Repp led Janesville with most points and strong defense while the Winters failed to overturn the lead. The Janesville lead built in the Lee quarter and the Hudson comeback never materialized.
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Janesville
Hudson Cagers
Janesville Consolidated High School
Hudson High Quintet
Pever
Repp
IOWA U MAT AND SWIM TEAMS FACE FAST FOES
Iowa City, February 11. University of Iowa wrestlers and swimmers, fresh from last weekend victories, prepare for clashes with northern rivals. Ike Howard’s mat men meet Michigan at Iowa City while David Armbruster’s swimmers travel to Minnesota for a dual with the Gophers.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ike Howard
Michit
Towa City
David Armbruster
Minnesota
The
Gophers
Boxing and basketball results from multiple cities
Across several reports Eddie Ketchel toledo knocked out Ernc Ross in a lightweight bout in Hot Springs Arkansas in the final round of a ten rounder. Charlie Weinert won a decision in Boston over a New York heavyweight in sixteen rounds. Joe Chaney of St. Petersburg defeated Tony Caponi in a ten round bout in Baltimore. Charles Rosenberg won a New York decision over Buck Joseph in eleven rounds. Jimmy Amato defeated Jack Stone in New York in ten rounds. Pennsylvania college basketball notes show Penn defeating Central 17 to 15 as Quire hit five clinching free throws. Des Moines schedules feature multiple games in the local conference with Grinnell at Missouri Valley action and other matchups. Oklahoma defeated Missouri 42 to 22, while Kansas State College’s top player suffered a knee injury. Northwestern visits Illinois as Illinois captain Johnny Mauer may miss the season. Bud Chambers won a decision in Omaha over Abs Mishkind. Speedy Sparks defeated Jack Mattiock in Los Angeles in three rounds.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Eddie Ketchel
Toledo
Ernc Ross
Casper
Wye
Dubuque UW
Upper Iowa
Luther
Columbia
St. Viator
Nornan
Okla
Oklahoma
Missouri
Manhattan
Kansas Aggstes
Grinnell
Andy Iwen
Urbana
Johnny Mauer
Comward
Ituols
Northwestern
Denver
Cole
Bud Chimbers
Omaha
Abs Mishkind
Salt Lake
Speedy Sparks
Jack Mattiock
Los Angeles
Mandell welcomed amid protests at Chamber event
Hawkeye-Fall fans greet Sammy Mandell with a huge turnout staged by the Chamber of Commerce despite protests from 20 ministers and the W C T U. An auto parade preceded Mandell’s courthouse steps address as President Coolidge’s Monday visit is noted.
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Rockfort
Sammy Mandell
Chamber of Commerce
W.C.T. U
Sammy
Mandell
Coolidge
New York Commission Seeks Bouts to Choose Dempsey Challenger
The New York boxing commission urged challengers for heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey to fight among themselves for a shot at the title. Paddy Mullins, managing Harry Wills, told the committee about filing a challenge and was informed no preference would be given. If challenges come from Wills and Tom Gibbons, an elimination match would be required.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York Stats
Paddy Mullins
Harry Wills
Wills
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Hampton High Primed for Cedar Falls Game
Hampton High teams both boys and girls remain undefeated this season. Girls beat Falls 20 to 8, boys triumphed 12 to 0. Upcoming Friday the boys face Cedar Falls at home. Coach Bailey leads the boys, Miss Hemenway coaches the girls. Hampton hosts the state girls tournament March 12 and 14.
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Hampton
Zlampton
Low Falls
Town Falls
Hampton Girls
Eldora
Allen
Bailey
Julia Hemenway
Mampton
Iowa Five Travels to Purdue After Quick Iowa City Practice
Iowa City Feb 11 Special A weary University of Iowa basketball team with two days of practice heads to Lafayette to meet Purdue after a 35 to 20 win over Northwestern and a 28 to 21 defeat at Indiana. The Hawkeyes, 3- conference wins, will have 10 players on the trip. Purdue visit precedes a Madison game with Wisconsin.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Lafayette
Purdue
Madison
Wisconsin
Hawks
Purple
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Bloomington
Hoosiers
Altho
Iowa
Spradling
Robbins
Cramer
Barry
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