East Meets West In City Basketball Clash At West
East High and West High meet in the first city game at Old Rose school tonight at 3 o'clock. Coaches Heldt and Sarff predict a hard fought rivalry with East aiming to rebound from a slump and West favored to win.
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Riday
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wattersloo
Iowa
East High
West High
Oper
Old Rose School
Se Ries
McCormick
Mazon City
Draka U
Hast High
Ralph Sarit
Poller
Sansone
Burton
Burgess
Haselman
John Heldt
Marker
Burn
Ward
Collentine
Dope
Heldt
Janet High
East
Ralph Sarff
Old Rose
Gilded fashion quip and sports notes collide in a quirky column
A humor filled page mocks eye catching dress and garter fixes while shifting to Purdue basketball drills and roster reshuffles. The piece trades playful verse and gossip with sports updates on Sparks Wright and the Boilermakers race for the Big Ten title amid upcoming games.
Oddball OCR Fragment Parts from Night Notices
Fragmented text appears to mix humor lines, faux ads, and stray phrases about shaving, drinkers, and a walking six miles to return six cents. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable to summarize into a coherent news item.
City League Basketball Action On Y M C A Court
City league basketball games at the Y M C A tonight draw teams including Rath Packing and Gates Business College as Hawkeye empires and others clash. WY Seniors face Com H national guard as league play heats up and locals expect close contests.
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City League
Y. M. Court
Y. M. Gla
Toogether
Amd Gates Business College
Hawkeye Umd
Das Engin
Com. H. National Guard
WY. M
Comerrow Eye Sg
New York boxing commission to lift ban on Walker and McTigue
The New York boxing commission plans to restore Mickey Walker and Mike McTigue to good standing before the outdoor season. Walker faces West Coast bookings after a suspension over referee and judge selections, while McTigue’s license renewal was blocked though his hands injuries and recent suspensions have kept him inactive.
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United Press
New York
Mike McTigue
Mickey Walker
New York Boxing Commission
Foxers
Walker
West Coast
Pacific Coast
McTigue
Commission
Dave Shade
California
1St McTigue
Coe Quint Leads Midwest Cornell in Seventh Place
Mount Vernon Iowa February 13 Special There was little shift in Midwest conference basketball standings after last week's campaigns Beigitt dropped from third to fourth Allonmouth rose to third as Hamline faltered The Coe quintet topped the Pipers with a 19 19 25 margin and extended its streak to eight conference wins Cornell won its first Midwest game by defeating Hamline 20 to 20 in a last game Friday Wing The Lawrence team kept its clean record by beating Beloit 28 to 22 Next weekend Cos Wil face Beloit Ripers and Lawrence in consecutive nights Monmouth and Knox face Carleton and Tamar in rivalry clashes in the Minnesota college conference further action awaits.
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Mount Vernon
Beigit
Allonmouth
Hamline
Cornell
Coe Quiniet
Pipers
Kohawks
Lawrence
Beloit
Cos
Reioit
Riper
Law- Tence
Cor- T
Clinsis
Monmouth
Knox
Somlere
Lst
Zemes
Carleton
Taming
Minnesota College Conference
Tawrense
Cermell
Verelina Carieton
Tutor Matmen Meet Des Moines U Team Saturday
Des Moines University hosts a wrestling meet Saturday with teams competing in seven events from 31 to heavyweight. The program lists weight classes and organizers tabulate the match at the university gym.
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DES Moines U
Tues Moines
Ee Moines
Terely Wres
Des Moines University
Outdoor Trends Shift to Cameras in Hunting lore
The piece notes a strong move toward using cameras among guides rangers and hunters, treating photography as a weapon as common as revolvers. It recalls a blizzard on Teton pass with teams trapped in snow and a driver lamenting wishing for a camera aboard. It wraps with a six day bicycle race update in Chicago where Welthour and McNamara lead.
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Donald Hough
Jackson
Teton Pass
Chicago
The
Coliseum
Welthour
McNamara
Feild
Osage High Defeats Dumont In City Matchup
Osage High toppled Dumont 22 to 13 as the local league game showcased the Osage quintet and featured a strong performance from their stars. The event highlighted new boxers and sporting figures scheduled for upcoming events and the ongoing six day race in Madison Square Garden.
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Osage High
Dumont
New York
A. Ch
Madison Saar Garden
Willie Goodwin
Towa U Trackmen Drill for Badger Meet on Feb. 21
Iowa City IA Feb 13 Spe cia Towa U trackmen under Coach George Bresnahan prepare for a Feb 21 dual meet against Wisconsin in Iowa City. A large squad of 220 varsity and freshman candidates trains at the new Armory with capt Chan Coulter leading dash and quartermile events alongside Roberts Nesler Hoyt and Koblail.
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Specia
George T. Bresnahan
Wisconsin
New Armory
Bres
Hoyt
Kobl
Everingham
Beatty
Armstrong
L. Phelps
Hawks
Crawford
Mann Boica
Harold Phelps
Paavo Nurmi
Marchi
van Ness
Bentler
Tarbell
Gardne
Phelps
Sorenson
Johnson
Swaney
Dauber
Daine
Moret Gon
Man
Rice
Tysor
Canby
Jones
Nésler
Kaplan and Mascart Set for Outdoor Featherweight Title Bout
Tex Rickard announced a 15 round world featherweight championship bout between Kid Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut and Edouard Mascart of France will likely be held in an outdoor arena early this summer. Kaplan has signed and is on the Pacific coast delaying his return until after the indoor season ends. The original plan was Madison Square Garden on March 20. Mascart sails for the United States February 18.
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New York
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Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
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France
Kaplan
Pacific Coast
Rickard
Mascart
United States
Bowling Leaders Shine In City And Commercial Leagues
First National bank bowling team posts a 92 percent high five man score this week in the City league led by a 324 by Herb Clkius. Diamond Joe five with McSweeney tops the Commercial league with a 190 score this week.
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First National Bank
Herb Clkius
McSweeney
Diamond Joe Five
Sophomore Track Star Emerges From Ames Prospects
Ames Ia Feb 13 Special With Raymond Conger of Riceville on the track horizon Iowa State College shows promise in middle distance events. Coach Willaman has developed Conger into a top contender while other Ames area runners compete in city leagues and upcoming Tri-State and International Bowling tournaments.
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Raymond Conger
Riceville
Iowa State
Aml Lege
T. N. Metcalf
Diamond Joes
Kansas
City Athletic Club
Waterton
Metcalf
Willaman
Conger
Middle West
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McIntire
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Missouri Valley
Iowa City
Nurmi
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Paris
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Waterloo Clothiers
Hawkeye OW
Smith-Lichty Cincos
Frank Manshi
Waterloo Alleys
Fitzgerald
Dubuque
Canning Company Five
Minneapolis
City league bowling schedule and high scores reported
The City league next week features Slim's Filling Station vs Waterloo Gasoline Engine on Monday, First National Bank vs Waterloo Clothiers on Wednesday, and Bartlett McFarlane vs Economy Clothiers on Friday. Top bowlers include Allbee 208 and 234, Petersen 221, Fifield 223 and 235, Buchanan 235, Schneck 235, Pifield 235, Ali bea 234, Meaman 229, and Herman Miller 221 at Whiteside alleys. Ralston 222 for Rotarian. Londergan 223 for Medical Life. Whiteside League also lists dissimilar matchups Wednesday and Thursday. Commercial league schedules show Hawkeye Oils, Commercial National Bank on Tuesday and Diamond Joes vs Hawkeye Warehouse on Thursday, Postoffice vs Smith Lichty Cincos on Friday.
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Whiteside
A. Mosher
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Allbee
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
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Hhat
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Meaman
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P— Londergan
Medical Life Innurance Company
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Corey's
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Repass
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Commercial League
Hawkeye Oils
Commercial National Bank
Diamond Joes
Hawkeye Warehouse
Postoffice
Smith- Lichty Cincos
L. V. A. Five Defeats St. Marys in Tight 22–19 Victory
Our Lady of Victory academy defeated St. Marys high five 22 to 19 in St. Marys gym. Halftime stood 11–8. O L V A led after a close second half, with Brannis, M Brennan, Kelly, BE Brennan, and White in the lineup against McDonough, Crawford, Walker, Bernard, and Friedl for St. Marys.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Mary’s High
St. Mary’s
Brannis
M. Brennan
Spring Training Ball Taunts Hawkeyes as Pros Depart
Baseball players head to training camps ahead of the season with several signees and prospects. Notable moves include Burton signing righty Hillsboro, Schultz linked to Ottumwa, and Shocker joining St. Louis roster discussions. Local boxing shows bring challenges to Mason City and Des Moines boosters praise Marshalltown as top baseball town in the league effort.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Amon
Jimmy Nuss
den Molnas
Jackie Conway
Edilie Morris
Sic Oty
Joey
Yhara
Everett Strong
Fred Etzel
Malson City
Higgins Chooses Higginson as Piker Football Coach
Robert A. Hig, 31, longtime West Virginia Wesleyan coach since 1919, signs a three year contract to coach the Piker football team at Washington University. Dr. William Edmunds, athletics director, announced the deal today. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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Tours
Robert A. Hig
West Virginia Wesleyan
Washington University
William Edmunds
Iowa Wrestler Declared Ineligible Amid Scholastic Standings
Francis W. Trobach, heavyweight on Coach Mike Howard’s team, was declared ineligible for competition this semester. Teammates O'Brien and Haines also ruled ineligible due to scholastic standing, ahead of a Michigan Saturday meet. New swimming records were set at the National Aquatic Championship in St Augustine with Ethel Lackie and Adelaide Lambert leading after day three, Lackie tying the 100 meter record and Tambert setting a 20 yard free sprint mark.
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Francis W. Trobach
Mike Howards
O'Brien
Haines
St. Augustine
Fla
Ethel Lackie
Chicago
Adelaide Lambert
New York
Miss Lackie
Eleanor Garathj
Helen Wainwright
Tambert
Sacred Heart tops St Patrick’s 7 6 in tight basketball clash
Sacred Heart high school defeated St Patrick’s of Cedar Rapids 7 to 6 in two well played halves. McGraw and Murphy starred for Sacred Heart while Molloy led St Patrick’s. The first half ended 2 0 and Sacred Heart led 4 3 after three quarters with airtight guarding from both teams.
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Sacred Heart High
St. Patrick’s High
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart
McGraw
Murphy
Molloy
Westminster Dog Show Crown Goes To Moscow Pointer
New York reports that Governor Moscow of Moscow, Wis, has been named best dog at Westminster, the first time in 35 years a pointer has won. The event caps a busy night of canine competition.
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New York
Governor Moscow
Wis
Slattery
Delaney
Boston
England
Joe Monte
Brockton
Heweleht
Harry Mitchell
Edward O'Donis
Beston
Welterwricht
Pat Offimrban
Ck Eliott
Phil Fianigan
Rosten
George Genogay
Gerorgn Chad
Canada
Jack Renault
Canalan
George Godfrey
Quinten Rentero
Madison Square Garden
Larney Lichtenstein pushes Rollinger toward Stribling test
Lou Rollinger, mentored by Larney Lichtenstein, rises on the Pacific coast with six wins since arriving from Chicago. Plans to meet Young Stribling are floated as eliminations shape a possible title path, with March 17 Vernon bouts featuring Rollinger vs Ralph Smith and Elédie Huitmen vs Fuente.
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Stribling
Larney
Rollinger
Jack Norle
Ralph Smith
Elédie Huitmen
Fuente
Vernon
Two John Carroll Athletes Suspended for Exams
Cleveland February 13 two star athletes at John Carroll University were suspended from varsity sports for the year due to failure in midyear examinations. The players named are Carl Plummer of Colfax Iowa and Harold McGuire of Rock Rapids Iowa.
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John Carroll University
Carl Plummer
Colfax
Harold McGuiire
Rock Rapids
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