Waterlo o boxing bout delayed by Cline eye injury
Promoter Bert Maine withholds approval of the Cline vs Blue bout, delaying the Waterloo show to Friday February 22. Johnny Cline suffered an eye injury in a crossing, and promoter costs and talks with principals push back the card amid plans for substitutes and further negotiations.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Earl Blue
Johnny Cline
Nowa
Bert Maine
Sportsmen's League
Pest
Ridly
Cline
Jack Josephs
George Washington
Tigerish Cine
Fred Fulton
Joe McCann
Minneapolis
Josephs
Bar Blue
Johnny
Blue
Waterloo Theatre
Maine
Dessrs
Haig
Jack Shea
Jack Sehafer
Cedar Rapids Ace Joins Cleveland Pitchers in Spring Training
Hawkeye full Dutch Leason joins Cleveland pitchers in Wet Springs Arkansas for early training with Coveleskie Uhla Shante Metevier and Jeriy Babe Ruth also present from the New York Yankees at iot Springs. Davenport’s Jimmy Swift signs with Moline club after a strong Frick season bat ting over .400 and 19 years old. Boxing revival planned in Cedar Rapids with Eddie Welch vs Dago Joe Gans as John Roddy matches. St Louis Cards schedule extiding in Burlington May 5 with a doubleheader May 4 against Triasjar leaguers. Mike Sexton schedules debated while Bert Weeden comments. Rex Adkins recommends Truman Wallace as Waterloo pitcher for April 15.
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Dutch Leason
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland Bunch
Wet Springs
Ark
Coveleskie
Uhla Shante
Metevier
Jeriy Babe
Ruth
New York Yankees
Iot Springs
Washington to defend honors in Hudson races
New York Feb 16 The University of Washington plans to defend its intercollegiate rowing titles in the varsity classic and the Hudson at Poughkeepsie on June 17. Maxwell Stevenson said Washington is almost certain to accept. California may compete if it responds.
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New York
Univversity
Washington
Pough- Skeepsie
Hudson
Maxwell Stevenson
Washiington
California
Poughkeepsie
Quail Propagation Hope Draws Sportsmen Plans
Sportsmen gather around quail conservation and propagation as state game departments lag. Michigan’s John Bain backs on songbird breeding while Texas plans lespedeza planting to boost quail food and numbers. Fort Worth writer Pop Boone and C Foster promote private and public trials.
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Chicago
Fey
Baling
Faye
John Bain
Michigan
Juni
Flo
Sentham
Grand Junction
Tenn
Gsine
Texas
Pop” Boone
Fort Worth
C Foster
Muscle
Bowling notes from Waterloo alleys highlight scores and rivalries
Honey Smith of Barnlett and McFarlane earns weekly top score 248 at Waterloo alleys while Bathie and Bell trade wins in matches. Reports cover Waterlo o Canning, Lions and Loop Cigar teams plus local bowlers like Wyant Reichert Mucha and Seger with scores from 221 to 257 and notable lane antics at Whiteside alleys.
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Honey Smith
Barnlett & McFarlane
Bough
Waterloo
Budack
B. C
St. Paul
William Reichert
J— Herb Mucha
Whiteside Gardens
Lubert -Aries
King Tut
Dave Seger
Footall
Whiteside
Cedar Rapids to Hold Railroad Bowling Meet
Cedar Rapids announces the first annual Sudweer Railroad Bowling association tournament from March 3 to 23. More than 200 teams from central West railroad cities including Omaha Minneapolis St Paul and Des Moines Burlington are expected to enter.
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Cedar Rapids. I
Sudweer Baliroad Bowling Association
Feading Railroad
Central West
Tran
Dea Mothex
Boone
Omaha
St Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Sport Shorts Review Of Local Basketball Scores
Omaha Nebraska Denison University fell to Creigntes 33 to 19 in five berm play. Ames trimmed Combus Kemmat 15 to 2 in a hard fought state dual. Simpson beat Iowa Wesleyan 18 to 12 while Ferge N D Morningsity lost 33 to 19 to North red. Maynard girls defeated Oxnlwein 49 to 1b at Upper Town tourney. Cherokee High wrestlers toppled Cherokee High basketball, Kohawks struggled to score, Depaul beat Chicago Columbia 19 to 14. An odd line notes the average American cow yields half the milk of a Danish cow.
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Omaha
Neb
den Moines University
Creigntes
Berm
Ames
Kemmat
Indianoola
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Indianola
Ferge
N. D
Morningsity College
UF North Red University
Farelle
Maynard High School
Oxnlwein
Upper Town University
Cherokee—Homie High School
wreat_ jers
Listo Gh
Fiammine
Cee College
Kohawks
Chicago
Columbia Colege
Tue Puglia
Depaul University
Columbia
Marshalstose
Terloo Wester
Sternmt Lake II
Fort Dotem
Tama
Coa
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Geneseo
Rock Island
Fort Madison
Quincy
Waterloo East High
Fesup
Cherokee
Cleghorn
Glenwood
Red Oak
Burlington
Washington
M.C. A
Peoriangers
Clinton
Marion
Dream of Nation Athletes to Enter Drake Relay Meet
Des Moines reports a record field for the 15th annual Drake relay meet on April 25 36 with top western scorers from Mississippi Missouri Valley and Pacific Coast regions. Noted stars like Angier Brookline Brownell Hubbard Imvin Locke and Poor are expected with Olympic prospects and potential American team members. Over 100 institutions and 1 300 athletes last year, many returning, with world and American records anticipated to fall this spring.
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Des Moines
Shests
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Wit
Kenneth le Wilson
Drake
Western
Southern
Rocky Mountain
South
Ihe
Milton Angier
Illinois
Charles Brookine
Town
Brownell
Ulinois
Hubbard
Michigan
Imvin
Locke
Nebraska
Kansas
Paris
Morning side prep teams invited to Morningside tourney
About 300 high schools were invited to the Morningside college invitation tournament to be held February 28 29 and March 1. More than 80 teams played last year. Teams will be split into two groups by enrollment with Sioux City High School skipping this season. Entries close February 16 drawings February 26.
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Sioux City
Morningside College
College basketball results mixed across teams and scores
A string of college and high school basketball results lists numerous matchups with varied scores. Teams include Nebraska, Grinnell, Simpson, Trinity, Doang, Oklahoma, Yale, Creighton, Des Moines, and many others across multiple cities and venues.
Marshalltown Rally Defeats Waterloo West 29 to 18
Marshalltown high basketball defeated Waterloo West 29 to 18 in a fast Scrap here last night. Johnny Miller starred with nine points and strong defense. Flower Thomas and Capt. Andrews led Marshalltown, while Sindlinger and Hetts were standout for West High.
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Marshalltown
Marshalltown High
Waterloo West High
Thomas
Andrews
Mowry
Wetarloo
Toyal
Johnny Miller
West High
Hetts
Sindlinger
Altho
Waterloo
Marshall
Flower
Capt. Andrews
McGarvey
Pindinger
Rf. Smith
Miller
Starshawtown
Siower
Ehrhardt
Potter
Gimra
Hehardt
Drury
Mmller
Piower
McGarver
Smith
Hotta
Phrhardt
Glore
Diverse sports results and training camp notes from Augusta and New York
Reports from Augusta Georgia note Stribling and other boxers heading to training camp on Catalina Island while Chicago Cubs pitchers and catchers prepare under Manager Hines. Basketball card features Iowa at Chicago and other Big Ten matchups with Wisconsin favored in a four-season indoor outdoor track slate. Boxing results include Pat Walsh versus Paul Berlenbach and Duane versus Pepper Martin. Also listed are a chicken pie supper fundraiser at First Presbyterian Church.
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Augusta
New York
Pep Young
Frank Snyder
Wiorida
Boston
Yale
Harvard
Pite
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ohio
Northwestern
Indianola
N_ wy
Wildeat
Wson
Brooklyn
Prep Tourney Set At Cedar Falls March 21 and 22
Cedar Falls officials announce the tenth annual invitation basketball tournament will be held March 21 and 22. Northeastern Iowa high schools compete for the three year coveted life-aized silver trophy, first place gold watch charms for each winning team member, and silver cups for runners-up. The event attracts top teams with many entries anticipated this year.
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Cedar Falls
Eachers College
Iowa
Northeastern Iowa
Jasup High School
Cedar Falls Commercial Club
Cedar Falls Cage Team Defeats Waverly 27 to 20
Cedar Falls high edged Waverly in a spirited 27 to 20 victory at Cedar Falls last night. Waverly led early 5 to 4, Cedar Falls led 12 to 9 at halftime, then pulled ahead by two at the end of the third. Behrens and Hauser starred for Cedar Falls while Shephard and Schraider stood out for Waverly.
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Cedar Falls
Waverly
Cedar Falls High
Waverly Cagers
Behrens
Hauser
Shephard
Schraider
Gates Teams Lose in Close Two Games at Wartburg
Gates Waterloo Business College basketball fell 29 to 22 to Wartburg College at M. Co. Ad, with a tight start and a late fourth-quarter run by Wartburg sealing the win. Gates girls lost to Waverly High 43 to 11 in the preliminary.
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GATES
Gates Waterloo Business College
Wartburg College of Waverly
M. CO. AD
Waverly High Girls’ Sextet
East High edges Jesup 25 to 17 in tight basketball clash
East High narrowly defeated Jesup 25 to 17 as Hostetler led Waterloo with six baskets before leaving the lineup in the third period. Jesup rallied late but East High held on, with Artus Kipp and Hostetler starring and Harrington brothers contributing for Jesup in a hard fought, relatively clean game.
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JESUP
Altho
Buchanaa
Jexzap
Hostetler
Waterloo
East
Harrington
Emerson
Hogan
Hast High
Hosteller
Artus
Kipp
Harrington Brothers
Tilt
K. Herrington
C Bennington
Rei Nestletd
Lg. High
Raymond
Rez Daley
Flangigan
Gosis
R. Harrington
C Harrington
Hostetty
Independents vs Pirate Quintet on Y Court Tonight
Waterloo Independent basketball team faces Pirate Quintet at MC AL tonight in a key battle for the amateur basket tournament berth to be held Feb 29 and March 1. Players Kaltenbach Meyers Sansone Cobn Wheeler Nauman Vaughn pace the Independents. Pirates counter with a strong lineup. Game starts at 8 p.m. with 25 cent admission.
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Waterloo
Kaltenbach
Meyers
Sansone
Cobn
Wheeler
Nauman
Vaughn
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First Presbyterian Church
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Tiger
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