East High Stages Comeback to Top West High in Tight Clash
East High overcome 1st half deficit to beat West High 32 to 19 at the Old Rose gym. Field and Marker led the rally with multiple baskets as East closed the gap in the second half, with Burgess Burton and Sansone among West High’s scorers, in a game setting up a rematch two weeks later.
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West High
Fastigh
Rose Gym
East High
Fang
Old Rose
Naif
Taliuute Reat
Heldtmen
West
Rose
Altho
Ril West
Lacross
West Gym
Sarfsmen
Burgess
Capt. Potter
Burton
Haselman
Marker
Field
Peo
Ward
Collentine
East
Haseiman Bezot
Capt
Potter
Injifrent
Wbast
Mees Garvey
Joe San“Snne
Joy Sansane
Sansone
East Center
McGarvey
Dept. Potter
Fieif
Gruhn
Hig
Polter
arKess
MoeGarvey
Fiela
Fatherly Lessons From a Long Ago Home
A reflective reminiscence portraits a stern father shaping a child through discipline and rules. Scenes of wooden woodshed corrections, thrift, and manners at table convey the tough love that guided the narrator, contrasting with later oddities and newspaper asides about public figures and curious vignettes.
Nashua Cagers Defeat Marble Rock 30 to 9
Nashua, Ta. Feb 14 Special Nashua chalked up its fourteenth straight win by downing Marble Rock high in a slow game last night 30 to 9 Substitutes played the greater part of the game for Nashua Hell was the star for the Winners Nashua second team defeated Plainfield first five 12 to 10 9
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Nashua
Marble Rock High
Hell
Plainfield
Cedar Falls Five Defeats Hampton 24 to 12
Hampton, Iowa, Feb 14 Cedar Falls high school five displayed power on offense and airtight defense to beat Hampton 24 to 12. Baxter and Behrens starred for the visitors.
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Cedar Falls
Hampton
Cedar Fails High School
Baxter
Behrens
College basketball results scattered across many games
A list of numerous score lines and team matchups appears, naming cities and schools like Des Moines, Waterloo, Glenwood, and Nebraska. The brief items mention institutions such as Creighton University, Yale, Denver University, Western State, Montana, and Montana State with varied outcomes and points, reflecting a roundup of results rather than a single focused article.
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Nigh Scitoah
Cresen
Harles
City
Dayton
Mes
Newton Tg
Clinton i
Tiabaque
Ux City
Algona
St High
Witerloo Lane
Glenwood
Ce Des Moines Arpua Christy
Simpson
Des Moines Univ
Sul
Gresland
Parsons
Tipper Town
Rett
East High Bids For District Cage Tournament
East High through principal EF J Miller has entered a bid for the district high school basketball tournament to be held March 12 and 14. Northeastern Iowa schools including Cedar Rapids Washington and Mason City may bid, with Waterloo a central candidate. The site and field depend on sectional results and district officials will decide after regional contests.
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East High
EF. J. Miller
Iowa
Olumwe Boren
West Mish
Ralph Sarff
Mason City
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Board of Control of
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Waterloo
Dubuane
Dysart
Anamosa
Osage
West High
Old Rose
George Brown
Thea! ‘Town Association
Rey
Al Demaree to Draw for Courier Readers
Former Giants pitcher and noted cartoonist Al Demaree will draw for Courier readers. He has intimate baseball knowledge and ranks with top cartoonists of the day. His pictures and writings appear in the Courier Monday February 16.
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al Demaree
New York Giants
Courier Sports
Demaree
Courier
Starling
Dunkerton Cage Team Downs Finchford High 35 to 13
Dunkerton high won two Friday the thirteenth games here last night from Finchford high, boys 25 to 13 and girls 29 to 15. Dunkerton holds two game lead in Black Hawk county league. boys seek next game at Janesville.
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Dunkerton Cage
Finchford High Basketeers
Dunkerton
Dunkerton High
Finchford High
Bays
Coach Young
Finchford
Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Janesville
Miller
Lampman
Ge - Towsley
Harris Defeats Knudsen for New England Billiards Title
Sim Harris, holder of the New England pocket billiard crown and Colorado champion, defended his title in a 1 000-point match victory over Butch Knudsen of Denver. Knudsen led early, but Harris pulled away after the 91st point. In unrelated sports notes, Windsor high school bowed to Greeley 11 5 ending Windsor’s three-year basketball supremacy, and Cropped arrangements for a bantamweight bout between Eddie Martin and Charney Rosenburg were completed for February 20 at Madison Square Garden. Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania plan to send top track athletes to a February 24 meet to aid the St John the Divine Cathedral fund drive. finalists include Nurmi Ritola Ray Plant and Frigore. Northwestern faculty may shift fall classes by two weeks to aid football practice. Amateur Athlete Federation adds assistants Join Griffith as executive VP with two aides. Mad Hatter, winner of Latonia Championship, remains a top three-year-old horse, recently sold to Mary Payne Whitney.
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Sim" Harris
New England
Butch Knudsen
Denver
Knudsen
Harris
Checky Mountain
Wizards
Windsor
Colo
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Windsor Gvp
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Amphor Athletic Union
St. John the Divine
New York
Nurmi
Ritola
Ray
Plant
Frigore
Mad Traiter
Latonia
Flo
Payne Whitney
Ranencar
Mad Hatter
Tit
Tink
Tancecas
Pamsoon
Nanny
Ames Wins Triangular Track and Field Meet
Ames State College swept a triangular meet scoring 35 23 to Grinnell 47 and Drake 26 1 4. Morgan Taylor of Grinnell won 13 points with a high jump and high hurdles, Sam Grebaush of Drake totaled 10 1 2 points with a broad jump and hurdling places, while Cyclones excelled in middle and long distance events.
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Ames. Ta
Iowa State
Grinnell
Drake
Morgan Taylor
Sam Grebaush
Drake University Grid
Cyclones
Grinnall
Church teams clash in key Intermediate basketball trips
Mast High hosts four pivotal Intermediate games Tuesday with league leaders Christ Episcopal and Walnut Street Baptist facing Calvary Evangelical and First M E. Stiffer matchups include United Brethren against Grace M E and First Baptist versus First Presbyterian as Linden M E and St Pauls M E clash. Junior division heats follow at M O A with Walnut Street Baptist, First Presbyterian, First M E, Linden M E and packed rivalries on next Saturday at MGC A.
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Mast High
Christ Episcopal
Walnut Street Baptist
Calvary Evangelical
First M. E
Calvary Evangelicals
M. E
Baptists
United Brethren-Grace M. E
Brethren
St. Pauls
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
First Baptist
Presbyterians
United Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptist
First Evangelical
St. Paul's M. BE
Linden M. B
Linden M. E
Christ, Episcopal
First Brethren
Grace M. E
Dundee Beats Soltis In Portland Featherweight Bout
Portland Ore Feb 14 Mike Dundee of Rock Island WL featherweight defeated George Soltis of Salt Lake City in a 10 round bout last night Dundee held a shade in practically every round ensuring a clear decision in favor of Dundee before a modest crowd in Portland
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Portland
Ore
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
George Soltis
Salt Lake City
Dundee
Avery
Bercot Wrips Schlaifer
Hollywood
Cal
Doda Bercot
Seattle
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Tutor Wrestlers Ready for Des Moines Meet Tonight
Cedar Falls coach Bender reports his wrestling team in fine shape for tonight’s match with Des Moines University in Des Moines. Notable wrestlers include Andrews in 135 pounds likely to win, Grochouscky in welterweight, Capt. Croy in middleweight, Grader in 124, White in 115, and Orr a new light heavyweight. Anderson may wrestle in the heavyweight division.
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Cedar
Bender
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Andrews
Grochouscky
Capt. Croy
White
Orr
Anderson
Two Cyclone Regulars Likely Out For Oklahoma Game
Iowa State College faces the Oklahoma Sooners with two regulars sidelined. Center Jacobsen shed weight in practice and may play only briefly if at all, while guard Miller from Waterloo is out with an infected toe and has missed practice. The Cyclones seek a upset after ten straight losses.
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Bill Chandler
Iowa State College
Oklahoma Sooners
Crelones
Jacobsen
Miller
Waterloo
Planning a Canoe Trip in the North Woods
The North Woods column discusses planning a canoe trip with a base camp on a large lake to minimize labor. It advises staying put to study nature, building a base camp with modular equipment, and using side trips for exploration. It weighs comfort against rushing travel and emphasizes relaxed, scenic enjoyment.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Hawkeyes Face Tough Wisconsin Test Monday
Iowa City, Feb 14. Iowa and Wisconsin meet in Madison for the sixteenth time in history with Wisconsin holding the edge in victories. Iowa trails, has four wins to Wisconsin’s 11, and faces a likely first conference win for Wisconsin after a string of losses. The road trip includes a game at Purdue today, and the Madison contest will be aired by WHA at 7:30 pm.
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Iowa City
Badgers
University of Iown
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Meanwell
Iowa
Sam Barry
Purdue
Lafayette
WHA
Nurmi Faces Tough Two Mile Test In New York
Paavo Nurmi meets a stern challenge tonight at the New York Athletic Games as he runs two miles in a high stakes event. Ritola’s near nine minute mark sets the pace while Nurmi seeks repetition of his prior record breaking form against Verne Booth Harry Heim and Yale star Macaul Smith amid a field of college runners.
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Nurmi
New York
Paavo Nurmi
Gottlin J
Plenix
Jetther
Verne Booth
Harry Heim
Yale
Macauly Smith
Ritola
Plant
Frigero
Srhotar R
Jack Delaney Stopped by Jimmy Slattery in Madison Square Garden
New York Feb 14 Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn a leading middleweight hopeful to dethrone Harry Greb suffered a setback in Madison Square Garden as 20 year old Buffalo pugilist Jimmy Slattery halted his advance on a points decision Slattery used a relentless attack after Delaney had previously stopped Paul Berbenach and Tiger Flowers in later bouts.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Oklahoma U Wallops Grinnell Five 38 to 27
Oklahoma University Sooners defeated Grinnell 38 to 27 in Grinnell. First half ended 13 to 1 in favor of Oklahoma. McBride and Wheeler starred for Oklahoma while Felvin Winter and Wing led Grinnell.
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Grinnell
Felvin
Winter
Wing
Bet
Seven Nations to Boom Candidates for Light Crown
International News Service reports seven foreign nations nominate lightweights to challenge Benny Leonard's successor, but the field is weak with none clearly qualified. Sammy Mandell and Sid Terris unlikely to participate, while Italy France Germany England Canada provide named entrants and dates for eliminations in New York venues.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Sports Foler
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Sammy Mandell
Comte
Mandell
Sid Terris
Samuel
Italy
France
Germany
England
Cuba
South America
Canal Zone
America
Jersey City
Medicine Hat
Fort Wayne
United States
Luis Vicantini
Harry Mason
Ernia Izzard
Izzard
Mason
Ancc
Lucien Vinez
Europe
Lucier
Paul Fritch
Carpentier
Canada
Clonie ‘Tait
Garzena
Terrin
United Press
The
Boxing Commission
Chile
Luis Vincintini
Ernie Tizard
Lucien Vinex
Australia
Tommy O'Brien
George Chaney
Jimmy Gondrich
Eddie Wagner
Marigon Square Garden
Rocky Wansag
Clyde Jackel
Pioneer Club
Charlie O'Connell
Joe Dundee
Manhattan
Benny Vaigar
Alex Hart
Archie Walker
Sally Seeman
Rink Club
Jack Bernstein
Basil Galiano
Commonwealth Club
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George McManus
Ev Nee Fearune Servier
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Martin
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Northwestern University
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AmateursAthlete Federation
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Be Pauw
Jonathan Batter
Morgantown
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Colorado
Owa
Ames
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Lollis
DES Moines MIX
Oklahoma Five
North Woods
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Preston Es
Steffens
Tom ‘Woon
Whiteside Alleys
Kenney
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Ina
Ehrner An Johnson
Eyiens
Ererer
Waterloo Clothiers
Bartlett-McFarlane
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Woeltzer
Jimmy Slattery
Oklahoma
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