Waterloo Amateur Championship Kicks Off With Eligibility Debate
Ten strong Waterloo basketball teams prepare for the city wide amateur championship at West High gym starting Monday February 25. The eligibility panel ruled most players qualified. Lloyd Fiscus faces transfer questions while Lloyd Ziegler joins First Methodist team in dispute.
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Waterloo
West High School Symnasium
Usb
Lloyd Fiscus
Bartles-Shepherd Quint
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Willa Ziegler
Church
Fiscus
Bartles-Shepherd
Star athlete and honor student Kepler's remarkable college career
Rev Moore profiles Thomas S Kepler of Waterloo who became a standout athlete at Cornell College Mt Vernon Ia and later won the Roswell R Robinson traveling fellowship at Boston University School of Theology He excelled in basketball football baseball track and student life while also pursuing coaching and theology studies.
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Offs Moore
St. Ansgar
Thomas S. Kepler
Waterloo
Mr. Moore
Marburg A
Germany
Roswell R. Robinson
Boston University
School of Theology
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Sherr' Finger
Tom
Cornell
University of Iowa
Suout
Kepler
Iowa
Boston University School of Theology
Pawtucket Congregational Etch
Lowell
Mass
Teacher Cagers Edge Upper Iowa 25 19 Victory
Fayette Iowa February 13 State Teachers College Cagers defeated Upper Iowa University 25 to 19. Tutors led 13 to 5 at halftime. Moore and Harvey of Peacock guard shared scoring honors with three field goals while Harvey topped free throws with four. Wisconsin Badgers Beat Bradley 48 22 in Madison.
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U.P
State Teachers College
Upper Iowa University
Moore
Peacock
Harvey
Badgers
Bradley
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Bradley College
Peoria
Browns Boosted In Higher Rating Over Last Spring
St Louis Browns rebuild under Dan Howley shows promise with fifteen new players. Key pitchers Collins Jonnard Cobb Estrada join Crowder Gray and others to raise pennant hopes. New catchers Ferrell Manion Johnson Danning added. Ferrell amid $25,000 signing bonus. Infield and outfield battles shape up with Hoetz Dondero Sax O’Rourke Grimes Stanton plus Jenkins Badgro McNeely Schulte and McGowan competing for spots.
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United Press
New York
St. Louis Brewes
Dan Howley
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Warren
Rip) Collins
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Jost
Toronto
Glaude Jonnard
Milwaukee
Herb Cobb
Wichita Falls
John Bavid
Spartanburg
S. C
South Atlantis Teague
Oscar Estrada
Shreveport
Collins
Cobb
Jonnard
Crowder
Gray
Bineholder
Stewart
Coffman
Ogden
Columbus
Harvey Johnson
Greenville
Ike Danning
New Haven
la Blue
Ralph Kress
Ed Hoetz
Leonard Dondero
Tulsa
Otis Brannon
Keystone
Edward Grimes
Leonard Sax
Frank O'Rourke
George Stanton
Heinie Macush
Early McNeely
Kansas City
Elsa
Wildcats Edge Opponents by Narrow Margins Again
Northwestern University has stitched up a string of one point wins across sports. Minnesota fell 10 to 9, Purdue 7 to 6 in football while in basketball Iowa 28 to 27, Indiana 31 to 30, and Michigan 24 to 23 all ended by a single point.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Minnesota
Purdue
Wildcats
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Knockouts
Boxing results from multiple bouts listed with fighters Chu, Hundee, Macscowicz, Garcia, Colima, Gill, Andren, Welhele, Stallini, and others. Downtown and regional venues include New York Chicago Mexico City Los Angeles Fort Sam Houston New Orleans. Several knockouts noted with varying scores and locations.
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Chu
Associated Presa
New York
Johnny Hundee
Baltimore
Lew Macscowicz
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Wangley
Chicago
Criios Garcia
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Carl
Bert Colima
Johnny Gill
York
Ark
Jeck Andren
Jake Welhele
Fort Sam Houston
Wic
Greenevilly
Miss
Grover Stallini
Mo aHe
Carl Iin Adate
New Orleans
Great Baseball Idea Would Disrupt Major League Structure
New York sports editor argues against a radical plan swapping top minor league teams with last place major league clubs. He warns relocating Boston, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, and Rochester would cause chaos, possible loss of star players, and dire effects on fans, with Philadelphia and Boston unlikely to join any minor circuit.
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Walsit
New York
International League
American Association
Boston
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Rochester
Faltmore
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Louisville
Chicago
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Herb Pennock
Lazzeri
Hoyt
Red Sox
Phillies
New England
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Phils
Hurst
Klein
Whitney
Ed Morris
Tilden Shows Poor Form in Crushing Defeat
Hig Bill Tilden, back after six months from exile, loses to John Van Ryn 6-4 6-2 in the final at Heights Casino. His rusty strokes and age show as Van Ryn uses speed and precision. In doubles, Tilden and Hunter fall 6-2 9-7 4-6 7-5 to Van Ryn and Hall after a semifinal win over Vashell and Griffin.
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Simon Pure
Hig
Bill Tilden
U. & L. T. A. the Heights
Tilbert
John van Ryn
Princeton
Bel
Laungy
Bill
Big Bill
van’ Ryn
Tilden
Francis ‘T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Altho
van Ryn
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Hunter
S. Howard Vashell l
Elmer Grifin
Expect Ten Teams to Enter Tourney at Manchester
Preliminary plans for the fifth annual county basketball tournament set for February 22 and 23 at the Manchester high school gym are under supervision by Principal V. Weems. The county schoolmaster's club approved the dates last fall and the state athletic association confirmed recently. It is expected all 16 county schools will enter, with Buck Creek, Colesburg, Delhi, Dundee, Manchester and Oneida among the seven others. Buck Creek and Colesburg lead the Little Six and are viewed as possible champions, while Delhi and another team may offer strong opposition.
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Coterier
Manchester
V. Weems
State -Athletic Association
Huck Creek
Colesburg
Delaware
Delhi
Dundee
Oneida
Buck Creek
Althe Delhi
Brooklyn Players Ordered to Report to Camp
An advance squad of 25 Brooklyn Robins players has been ordered to report to the Clearwater Florida training camp on February 24. The group includes 12 pitchers, four catchers, two infielders and seven outfielders, with rookies and reserve players joining with the first group. The balance of the team is set to report on March 3.
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New York
Vance
Brooklyn Robins
Clearwater
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
College basketball results show varied scores across several teams
College games reported with many mismatched team names and scores. Notable results include Waldorf Junior college 44 over Saxon City junior colleges 19 and University of Enid 47 over Wisconsin 48. Other entries list scattered scores for Glen names and schools, with several typographical errors.
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Piling University of Enid
Okinehaute
A. d& M. College Ag
Wisconsin
Bradiey Teck
Priest Hale Proves Himself A Fine Ball Pitcher
Jim Putty recalls Rev. Father Brooks Hale of Kansas City who pitched for Omaha and local semipro teams He once faced Fort Leavenworth inmates and a colored prisoner praised him saying he could come out and pitch every Sunday for ten years The anecdote highlights Hale's skill and strong local appeal
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Jim Putty
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Father Brooks Hale
Kansas City
Omaha
Father Hale
Helen Wills Self Taught in Tennis Tactics
This third article in a seven part series traces Helen Wills rise from Berkeley club member to junior champion contender. Self taught, she developed unique strokes by trial and observation, with early guidance from Dr. Wills and mentor William Pop Fuller. Her 1921 national debut hinted at future greatness as she defeated club rivals and opponents.
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Helen Wills
Willi
Tomercory
Berkeley
Cal
Wills
Helen
Marjory Wales
Howard Kinsey
Miss Wills
William Pop Fuller
Suzanne Lengten
Cennes
France
Nile
Lenglen
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Fennis
Dr. Wills
Helena
Courier Sextet Wins City Loop Hockey Contest
Waterloo Evening Courier reports three City Loop hockey games last night. Courier Sextet defeated Company 3B Iowa National Guard 6 to 3, Nash Motors beat Galloways 3 to 2, and Mac's Pharmacy routed Bath Laboratory 5 to 0 at Cedar River park rink. A good crowd watched as the City league of 14 teams, split into divisions, played under playground commission oversight led by Victor Read.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa National Guard
Nash Motors
Galloways
Mac
Bath Laboratory
Nash Galloway
Cedar River Park
Playground Commission
Victor Read
Sonnenberg to defend heavyweight title tonight in Memphis
Memphis, February 13. Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg, world heavyweight champion, will defend against Stanley Slasky, a giant Pole from Boston, at the auditorium in the evening. Sonnenberg will be outweighed by about 35 pounds.
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
An old remedy claims dissolving dandruff with a liquid applied at night removes flakes by morning. A few applications allegedly destroy all signs, end itching, and leave hair lustrous. Four ounces of liquid arsenic are suggested as enough for the treatment.
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Arza L. Burrgess
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Gen. M. McDermott
Donald Ham
Donald Collentine
G. A. van Eman
Carroll Lynn
Ralph Wilkes
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Elwyn Rice
Roger Schenk
Willie Fine
George G. Warty
Hubert la Pole
Glen E. Piffer
Wellington Waldorf
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William Lb. Mehi
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S. Crane
Frank Eleker
John Sansone
Everett Loonan
Howard W. Thompson
Watter C. Mosher
Harold Sandberg
Frank Snyder
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
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K. R. McDonald
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Junois Central Railroad
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Fred W. Risner
F. T. Brubaker
Lawrence A. Gunstead
Leonard R. Gunstead
Stewart R. Seidler
Charles 3G. Hostetler
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Joseph J. Sansone
J. &. Noble
Daniel Sansone
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J. H. Bender
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Leonard Bridenstein
Kenneth Beckner
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Lloyd Gordon
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Laverman Department Store
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