Teachers Defeat Parsons Quintet in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on February 16 the Tutors edged Parsons College 28 to 23 in a hard fought fourth meeting of the season. Morrison led with 10 points, Harshbarger added three field goals, and Morgan and Harshbarger controlled the guard roles. Parsons' Stevens scored 11 as the Fairfield squad faced a strong Tutors defense en route to a fifth straight conference win for Coach Dickenson's team.
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Baseball News And Trade Rumors Of The Moment
Joe Busil Ukely shifts to outfield after pitching career as he posted 339 in 1924 over 60 games. Trade impacts and catcher demand loom as the season nears with US short on capable catchers. Commissioner Tandis in New York after vacation as Bribery case involving O Connell and Dolan awaits grand jury ruling. Frank Frisch and Herb Pennock remain key Yankees Giants figures eye later salaries.
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Salado Springs golfer takes prize with 34 score
San Antonio reports John Rogers Das on 34 for 5 holes to win the individual score prize at Salado Springs Golf Club. In best ball, low score went to Joe Espinosa and Dick Trout with 32. Other briefs note Rockne’s assistant Tom Lieb planning to stay, and Francis Allen winning the American Diamond Trophy with 120 points.
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Geology and the wonder of landscape history
The narrator muses on geology beyond hobbyist chip picking and explains how studying rock formations reveals the Earth's history. He recalls meeting a geologist on a Minnesota canoe trip who explained lava flows and glacial shaping, turning a lake and river valleys into chapters of global events.
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Dunkerton High Quintet Defeats Janesville 29 17
Dunkerton high's fast quintet outguessed Janesville to win 29 to 17, finishing their Black Hawk county league schedule with a clean slate. Guyer opened with a tipoff field goal as Dunkerton led 14 1 at halftime and 21 17 after three quarters. Repo starred with five field goals and three free throws, while Guver made nine field goals and two free throws.
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Baptist Unlimited Quint to Compete in State Tourney
Walnut Street Baptist church team from the Unlimited division will represent the district at the state amateur tournament in Des Moines next Friday and Saturday. District champions from Burlington Clin ton Davenport Dubuque Ottumwa Oskaloosa Newton Marshalltown Waterloo Fort Dodge Sioux City Council Bluffs and Des Moines will compete. the Baptist squad coached by Sylvester Howell is made up of former East High stars including Kipp Gunstead Reisner Seidler Mehl Hostetler and Johnson.
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Oelwein Loses Close Handball to Independence Girls Triumph
Oelwein high school boys fall 15 to 13 at Independence after a tight contest with half 9 to 5. Independence led late, Long top scorer with six. Eiseheid had nine for Oelwein. Oelwein girls beat Manchester 24 to 18 after lineup shift. Elscheid nets six baskets to seal win.
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Cowanesque Play at Waterloo Big Dramatic Comedy
The Berlegh Players staged a three act dramatic comedy The Meanest Man in the World at Waterloo Theatre Sunday February 16 1923. Cast included Clarke Empton Miles Miles Normand and Byron among others. The production praised for swift action strong performances and notable scenery with next week offering Dear Me and other season closers.
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Two teams tie for lead in junior sibling basketball league
First Brethren junior team and Christ Episcopal cagers deadlocked for first after a Saturday Y afternoon game that ended 119 to 20. Other junior games saw First Presbyterian down Tanden M. E. 11 to 11, Walnut Street Baptist beat First M. E. 20 to 11, and Grace M. E. over First Baptist 20 to 2. A possible boxing match pends between Jimmy Slattery and Young Stribling, discussed in New York.
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Reid and Birch to Work Big Ten Tilts This Fall
A. G. Reid of Waterloo and Frank Birch of Ce diac Falls, both noted Big Ten football officials, will umpire and judge several fall games. Reid handles Iowa-Arkansas Oct 3 and Minnesota-Wabash Oct 17, plus Minnesota-Butler Nov 7. Birch referees include Ohio State-Chicago Oct 19 and Purdue-Northwestern Nov 14, among others.
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Coe and Cornell Cage Teams Meet Wednesday
Cedar Rapids Iowa Feb 16 Coe and Cornell clash in Mount Vernon on Wednesday night in the first of their annual two games. The Kohawks seek revenge after past meetings while Cornell adds freshmen to its ranks and both squads boast spirited play.
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Cyclones conquer Oklahoma U for first Valley win
Ames Iowa February 11 The Iowa State Cyclones with a revamped lineup defeated the University of Oklahoma 22 to 19 in the Missouri Valley conference game. Raff entered late and delivered key baskets, including a go-ahead field goal at 20 18 and another just before the final whistle to seal the victory.
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Hatchery at Allison Readies for Big Season
Allison hatchery manager W. H. Nicholas says the 20,000 egg plant is ready for a busy season with improvements boosting capacity. Last year the operation produced about 50,900 baby chicks and there were demand constraints. The facility also runs a poultry farm with Jersey Black Giants Buff Orpingtons and White Minorcas, and orders for 350 to 1,000 chicks have been booked.
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Lawrence Beats Con. Appleton in Cage Thriller
Lawrence coach Denny's cagers defeated Coe College at Appleton Wisconsin on February 16 by a line of 31 to 14. St Marys juniors beat Frances Great cag ers 16 to 5 at St Marys gym Saturday afternoon.
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Romance on Screen Opens With Four Current Pictures
The Plaza features The Narrow Street with Jake, Dorothy Devore and Matt Moore among romance offerings as fringe acts tour the stage. Strand showcases Single Wives with Corinne Griffith and Milton Sills amid lavish staging. Hialeah presents Broadway Golf with Blaine Hammerstein, Kathryn Williams, Elliott Dexter. Crystal shows Miss Bluebeard with Bebé Daniels. Palace screens Strongheart and Brawn of the North as romance threads vary across venues.
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