Des Moines Five Hag First Place In Team Events
Des Moines five man teams lead the fourth annual State Bowling Association tourney with Morrison Taxi in first place at 2747, Western Grocery of Cedar Rapids second at 2725, and Vicers of Dubuque third at 2630. Bergh and Darling of Clinton top doubles at 1175, Wall and Craven of Mason City second at 1161. Bower of State Center leads singles at 627, Foster of State Center second at 613, Winall of Davenport third at 612. Final games today. Waterloo entrants ready for most singles and doubles events. The White Side alleys opened Saturday with Waterlooo’s Sweet Cookies leading five-man team scoring at 2580. McFarlane tops scoring with 214, 237, 271.
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Morrison Taxi Company
Des Moines
Law State Bowling Association
Western Grocery
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Bergh
Darling
Clinton
Wall
Craven
Mason City
Bower
State Center
Foster
Winall
Davenport
Vinall
Waterloo
Sweet Cookies
Packey” McFarlane
McFarlane
Manahl
Manabi
Strots-Stag Co
Dex Moines
Strotz
Todd
Paul
Cc. C. Taft Co
Dsr
Thompsott
Ersiee
Il von Cowley
Dorman Lashwer
Matsee
Alexandrietess
Dos Moiner
Istandard Scotttie Erie
Hershing
Allard Ll Wilder
Ferdinandsen C.eesees Wis
Pairbank
Tatwack
Wees
Peters
A J. Damge
Ae Banees
J. Peters
Ties
Wahn
Alexandrias
Fui Sra Biateesee
Woblett
Morrison Taxi Co. Des Molusa
Morrison Nee Peeees
Machin
Bousles
Bergk-Darling
Noblett-Alles
Des Moines - Doolittle-Wilder
Amenderdinandsen
Des Moine
Cowley-Thompson
Losh-Dorman
Morrison-Locker
Strotz-Staff
Hedsdine-Conley
Hammet-Todd
Wagle-Paul
Martin Des Moines
Fahn-Gehrig
Dyersville
Hesselman-Brueckner
Wall-Craven
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Gage
Ae Bis Kies
Amend
Ferdinandsen
Des Maines
Hee Todd
Hammil
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Dubucue
Hanton
Tibbitts
Connellan
Eeeye
Rive
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Nes Nyo
Larm
Dubuque ' By
Ilenkles
Sville
Ashinn
Mason LaGatt
Maan
B- Craven
Fson
Thiesen
Mason
Berason City
Tver
VTL
Hesselman, Dy
Be Drueckner
West High Faces Strong Opponents in Iowa Tourney
One hundred fifty five teams enter the state high school basketball championship with Cedar Falls hosting the northeast sectional on March 8 and finals at Iowa City March 15 and 16. West High, seen as unusually strong, faces rivals including Charles City Cedar Falls and Town Falls as Cedar Falls high and nearby schools also contend for the final round.
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Des Moines
Board of Control
State High School Athletic Association
Iowa City
West High
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Charles City
Cedar Falls High
Iowa Halls
Mason City
Old Rosa
Black
Waterloo
Shearer
McConnell
Town Falls
West
Cedar Fralls
Cedaralls
Clarkesville
Dubuque
Dysart
Fertile
Garner
Grundy Center
Hansell
Independence
Iowa Falls
la Porte City
Manchester
Nashua
New Hampton
Orange
Plymouth
Reinbeck
Des Moines bowls elects Hummill president at state meeting
Jack Hummill of Des Moines was chosen president of the Iowa State Bowling Association at the annual meeting held with the fourth annual tournament in progress. J F Ford of Fort Dodge became first vice president, B W Darling of Clinton second, A F E McFarlane of Waterloo third, B Dingeman of Ottumwa fourth, and Ray Corley of Des Moines named secretary treasurer. Hummill succeeds Dad Hopkins of Grinnell.
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Jack Hummill
Des Moines
Iowa State Bowling Association
Ties Moines
J. F. Ford
Fort Dodge
Central Baseball Association
B. W. Darling
Clinton
A. F E. McFarlane
Waterloo
B. Dingeman
Ottumwa
Ray Corley
Huimmill
J. A
Dad) Hopkins
Grinnell
Cubs Spring Trip Baggage Ban Sours Players
A chaotic column notes that Cubs players will not be allowed to bring wives on spring training trips and mocks various baseball figures. It mentions Barrow taking Boston Red Sox, Oldring rumored to return to Athletics, and various humorous asides about editors and local curiosities.
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Chicago Cubs
Barrow
Red Sox
Boston
Boxing and billiards results from Chicago on Feb 1
Harry Wills knocked out Sam Meyer in the fifth round in Panama. Both men are colored heavyweights. In Chicago three cushion billiards, Pierre Manpone beat Alfredo de Oro 59 to 43, and Joe Capron defeated Charles Morin 50 to 43.
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Chicago
Wharry Wills J
Sam Meyer
Panama
Pierre Manpome
Alfredo de Oro
Joe Capron
Charles Morin
West High drubs Manchester in 56 to 7 rout
West High overwhelmed Manchester High 56 to 7 on Saturday night. Captain Paul Simpson set a field goal record with 11 baskets, supported by Farr nine and Matthews four as West dominated from the opening whistle. Manchester’s Sill scored the lone field goal, with others from free throws.
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Waterloo High
West High
Manchester High
Manchester
West
Simpson
Paul Simpson
Little West
Farr
Matthews
C. Afiller
McAlvin
Sill
Clarksville High
West Manchester
Bimpson
F. Hansel
Thompson Matthews
Cc Grommon
Leonard
Miller
Geye
Afferty
Hitchens
Siit
Grumman
Freferee—Glasener
State Teachers
Cedar Falls
Marion
Tigers
Towa
Independence
Althe
Independence High
Iowa Falls
Iowan Falls
Indiana Wins Hard Fought Game Over Local Team 29 to 25
Indiana University basketball added another victory here Saturday night, beating the locals by 29 to 25. The first half ended 22 to 12 in favor of the visitors, and the locals showed improved teamwork in the second half.
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Iowa City
Indiana University
Hawkeyes Narrow Loss Despite Berrien Shooting Spark
Iowa faced a hard luck shooting game as Berrien led with nine made free throws of twelve attempts in the second half. Cotton played at right forward and Jenkins guarded Brigham, with Jenkins substituting for Brigham and contributing to Iowa's efforts in the period.
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Hawkeyes
Berrien
Iowa
Cotton
Jenkins
Brigham
Osgood Elected Captain of Grinnell Eleven
Grinnell Iowa February 18 Edmund Osgood Grinnell s fighting tackle was unanimously elected captain of the football team for the coming season at a meeting of the football lettermen held last week The captain elect is a player of statewide reputation He played every minute of the All Stars versus Camp Dodge game last fall and has been on first all state teams for two years in the conference for three years
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Grinnell
Edmund Osgood
Camp Dodge
Osgood
Coe College Falls to Grinnell Five in Tight Guarded Match
Cedar Rapids Iowa February 18 Coe College lost to Grinnell 23 to 14 in a hard fought game. Grinnell led 12 11 at halftime and outscored Coe 11 to 3 in the second period lifting their advantage as the bigger Grinnell players dominated the last half while Coe showed passing and teamwork advantages earlier.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
Grinnell
Ames Loses Second Game to Missouri
Ames, Ia, Feb 18. Starting with a regular team and ending with five substitutes, Ames dropped the second of a two game series to Missouri by 13 to 24. Missouri led early and kept it throughout, outplaying Ames from the outset as they built a comfortable lead and eased into an easy win over the Cyclone basketballers.
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Ames
Missouri
Cyclone
You Can Defy Disease If Your Blood Is Pure
An advertisement extols vegetable blood medicine S. S. S. to purify blood and boost vitality. It claims impurities drain energy and appetite and urges readers to buy two bottles at the local drugstore, offering free medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Nike
S. S
Swift Specific Co
E-110
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Ement
McCall Physician Office Hours Listed In Notice
Office hours for H. K. McCall include 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 on Monday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 8. The residence is 624 West Fourth Street with phone 4326. Office locations are 708-9 Black Hawk Building with phone 674.
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H. K. McCall
West Fourth Street
Black Hawk
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