Tracksters Set for CA A. Dual Meet Saturday
JOA tracksters meet California A. C. U. in a Chicago dual Saturday night led by Dan Kinsey John Stits Anton Burg and Zola. The roster includes past Big Ten and national champions plus top A. A. U veterans aiming for points in the 20-man squad.
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Courier Special Service
Jews City
du Seld
Chicago “Athletic Association
University of ‘Tows
G. T. Bresnahan
Dan Kinsey
Clingis
John Stitls
Giso An Illini
Rook
Anton Burg
Chicago
Ted
Zola
Little Johnny Zola
Wisconsin
Caine
Indiana
Iowafield
Clarence Brickman
A. A. Stage
Hilding Hagen
Neethwestere
Horatio Fitch
Fitch
Liddell
Meyers
Laddie
Hagen
Flich
Burg
Lettives
Spencer
Coe Faces Hard Tests With Ripon and Lawrence Away
Coe College basketball faces a crucial weekend test as Jenkins leads the team to Wisconsin for games against Ripon on Friday and Lawrence on Saturday. Ripon is tough at home and Lawrence matches them, affecting the Midwest Conference race. With four league wins, Ripon and Lawrence sit near the top as Coe hopes to secure the title on its home court against Hamline and Monmouth later.
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Courier Spevia
Gedar Rapids
Coe Basketeers
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Ripon
Lawrence
Boharks
Carleton
Cornell
Crimson Warriors
Hamline
Monmouth
Hudkins Plans Business Move After Dundee Bid
Ace Hudkins Nebraskan welterweight has a title bout priority with Joe Dundee. He plans to enter business in Lincoln this summer if no Dundee title fight materializes. Hudkins meets Sgt Sammy Baker at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
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Ace Hudkins
Mix
Sammy Baker
New York
Joe Dundee
Hudkins
Lidy
Jackie Fields Beats Vince Dundee In Ten Round Decision
Los Angeles welterweight Jackie Fields dominates from the opening bell to defeat Vince Dundee, brother of champion Joe Dundee, in a ten round decision boosting his bid for a title shot.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jackie Fields
Joe Dundee
Jackie
Vince Dundee
Indoor baseball results from the Forum last night
Silvers defeated Repass 23 to 18 and Smith Lichty Hillman beat Campbell Bakery 8 to 7 while Fowler company downed the Courier 23 to 11 Batteries list Silvers Burger Geister Hepass Moreum Held Wilson Clark and other partial names appear in the unreadable text.
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Silvers
Repass
Smith, Lichty & Hillman
Campbell Bakery
Fowler Company
Courier
Forum
Silvers Repass
Silvers, Burger and Geister
Hepass
Moreum and
Held
Wilson and Clark
Smith-Lichty
Saint-Liehty
Geaipbey
A. Pever
West High Faces New Hampton In Key Regional Showdown
West High basketball works on defense for the second game of the season. Coach Gariv drills Onagy Pixley and Capt Stetzel while Waite recovers from a bumped ankle. The Old Rose lineup stays intact except for Waite starting at forward if fit. Two games slated Saturday with West High seconds vs Hudson seconds.
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Hampton
West High Basketeers
Ralph ‘Gariv
Onagy
Pixley
Capt.Stetzel
Waite
Charles City
Schultz
Forwart
Rose
West High
Hudson
American Legion Plans National Boys Ball Meet
Chicago Feb 15 The advisory council of the American and Nations leagues voted to contribute 50000 to fund the American Legion national boys baseball tournament. About 100000 youths are expected, with 10 regions and 11 000 posts directing local teams ahead of a final little world series. The plan aims to revive youth interest as major leagues seek more rookies.
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Chicago
Boys of America
Advisory Council of
The
American and Nations Leagues
American Legion
Legion
Kenesaw M. Landis
John Heydler
E. S. Barnard
Hasters
Tutor Mat Team Meets Monmouth in Dual
Cedar Walls, Feb. 15. Teachers college wrestlers duel Monmouth at 7:30 tonight. The team fields a stronger lineup with Graeber in 125 pounds and Wreecher in 135, replacing Beauchamp and Herris respectively.
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Monmouth
Cedar Walls
Northwestern University
Graeber
Beauchamp
Wreecher
Herris
Barghahn
Noecher
Grochowski
Reuter
L. On
Sciuts
Locke Joins New York A C Squad
New York City becomes home for Roland Locke Nebraska great sprinter He will join the New York A C squad and compete next week aiming for the United States Olympic team selection.
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Locke
New York A. C. Squad
New York
Roland Locke
Nebraska
New York A. G
United Sta
Georgetown girls basketball team dominant in four-year run
Georgetown Kentucky February 15 The Georgetown high school girls basketball team posted 95 wins in 99 games over four years with only one regular season loss since 1923 and all defeats coming in state tournament finals or semifinals. In 1925 the squad won 24 straight games and claimed the state title, 40 to 0 in the final.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Bleh Schantiris
Kentucky
Uney
American Winner Of Olympic Race Not Recognized
In St Moritz on February 15 the International Olympic Committee canceled the 10,000 metre speed skating race and all results, planning a rerun if weather permits. Norwegians hailed Ierving Jaffee of New York as the apparent winner despite the cancellation, while officials may adjust the program based on conditions.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
International Olympic Committee
Irying Jaffee
New York
Sage
Jaffee
Legion Post Praised for Hockey Success
Becker Chapman post adjutant E. J. Bricher reported a letter of praise from G. Decker French Davenport department commander lauding the hockey team. French joked about winning and urged sportsmanship while hailing a wonderful record.
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E. J. Bricher
Becker- Chapman
Post
American Legion
G. Decker French
American Legion Department
Davenport
Parochial Girls? or Boys Clash Tonight in City Game
St Marys high meets Sacred Heart in a city parochial series basketball clash at Sacred Heart gym tonight. Sacred Heart junior high faces U S V A juniors in a preliminary tilt at 7 pm. St Marys previously defeated Sacred Heart, who seeks a comeback as improving in each game.
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Sacred Heart
Bt. Mary’s
Sacred Hearth
St. Mary's
Fights Last Night Across Cities Prompt Busy Boxing Card
AP report details several boxing results from U S venues with winners Myers Dyer Larose Milton Mangus fields Burke and Ressler defeating opponents in knockouts or decisions. Readouts show wins in Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Hot Springs New Orleans Los Angeles and Baltimore with various bout outcomes.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Soug Myers
Paca+telio
Idaho
Eddie Dyer
Toledo
Tony Larose
Cincinnati
Tommy Milton
Dis
Milwaukee
Wis
Billy L
St Paul
Floyd Arbert
Gisvelana
Hot Springs
Ark
Milton Mangus
New Orleans
Johnny Rosen
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Jackie Fields
Vincx Dundee
Baltimore
Billy Burke
Johnny Ressler
Eight Vets to Return for Hawks Ball Drill in April
Waterloo based Hawks plan 1928 roster with nine veterans after manager Cletus Dixon confirms returns for April workouts. Pitcher Rusty LeCronier will not report until June 6 due to duties as a Michigan principal. Rookies Gepson Prevost and Jimmie Grant show promise as Dixon hunts an exhibition schedule before the season opener. Pirates sign all players including Burleigh Grimes in a Vic Aldridge trade.
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Cletus Dixon
Omaha
Neb
Rusty LeCronier
Michigan
Hawks
Bill Steinecke
al Pentecost
Joel Kernan
Spot Grant
Jimmie
Richard Grant
Tibbe Setre
LeCronier
Dixon
Waterloo
Gepson
McKain
Prevost
Madrid
Grant ‘Boys
Hawk
Gilkerson
Union Giants
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burleigh Grimes
Giants
Vic Aldridge
Gornell Cagers Sixth in League After Reverses
Mt. Vernon Iowa Feb 15 Cornell college basketball sits sixth in the Midwest conference percentage standings after a string of losses. Coe leads the race with an undefeated mark while Carleton holds second with five wins and one loss. Lawrence Knox and Ripon are tied for third with three wins and three losses Beloit Monmouth tie for seventh as Hamline sits cellar. Gee's leadership will be threatened.
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Mt. Vernon
Sornell College
Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Carleton
Lawrence
Knox
Ripon
Beloit College
Monmouth
Hamline
Gee
Wisconsin
Midwest
Beloit
L. Pet. Coe Carle
Lawrencs
St ‘Blpon
HOC
Cornell Spo
Bruins and Rangers Share NHL Lead Tie
Boston Bruins and New York Rangers stay tied atop the American division after Boston edged the Chicago Black Hawks 1 to 0 in Boston while New York rested. Pittsburgh Pirates jump to third place after a 4 to 2 win over Toronto Maple Leafs, closing to within six points of the leaders.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
Rangers
Pirates
Toronto
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Cougars
Tailenders Defeat Leaders At Hockey
Montreal and New York faced off as the tailenders upset the league leaders with a 1 goal game winning drive in the second period. Reiss scored the lone goal as Hainsworth failed to stop the fast shot.
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Montreal
Les Canadiens
National Hockey League
New York Americans
Reiss
Hainsworth
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Buake
Corr
DEPT
Gornell Cagers
Iowa
Gore
Steven
Merit Singer
J. J. Reynolds Tobares Company
Wisetes-Selem
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