Waterloo Hawks See Winnipegs Victory Echoed Again
The Waterloo American Legion hockey team defeated Winnipeg Buffaloes 4-1 to prove their Wednesday win was no fluke. Roy Malcolm and Dave Johnston announced the upcoming match against Winnipeg Monday at 4 15 PM at the Daily Cattle Congress hippodrome. Goalie Billlie Vaughan and forwards Keys Webber Willey led Waterloo with strong team play, while Winnipeg’s White faced heavy pressure as Waterloo outshot them and extended their lead late in the game.
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Valerian American Legion
Winnipeg Buffaloes
Daily Cattle Congress
White
Winnipeg
Waterloo
Julius F. Johnson
Buffaloes
Augsburg
College
Chicago ‘Athletic Association
Madison
Wis
Wimper
Legion
Young White
Bob White
Hawks
Webber
Keys
Weterloo
McMunn
Shaw
Malcolm
Willey
Roy A Westpalinger
Vaughan
Waterloo Starshould
Billie ‘Vaughan
Errack
Lneup
Roy Malcolm
Bobby Gallaster
Wagner
Bharleyhorst
Richardson
Berkey
Yount
McDonald
Winnipes
Pridham
Harold McMunn
American Legion
Gas City Pla-More
Duluth Hornets
Walerloo
Wlomles
Collette
Pritibam
Ainstrove
McDonald Webber
Keys G
Walerton
Jennings
Jerri MeMunn
Waterson
Tripping
Mustrovr
Drocking
Rorglesss Richardson
McDoneld
Seen
Wesighalinger
St Paul
Election chatter and dinners spark 1930s rows
A jittery column riffs on 1930s campaign talk with Reed and Smith sparring, Heflin, Borah, Walsh salvos, and jokes about centenarian fatigue. The piece mocks crosswords, appliance ads, and a banquet speech, noting Oklahoma memorization, a wife acquitted, and costed remarks on Senate life and entertainment.
McKain and Harder Set for Cleveland Camp
Omaha player Mel Harder and Council Bluffs native Harold McKain will depart Omaha Monday night for New Orleans to join the Cleveland Indians training camp. Harder recently moved to Cleveland after a Valley league dispute while McKain, who pitched for Waterloo, saw two late season games with Cleveland.
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Omaha
Neb
Mel Harder
Omeha
Harold McKain
Council Bluffs
New Orleans
Harder
Cleveland
Dubuque
McKain
Waterloo
Globe Trotters Win Over Connors On College Floor
In Fayette Indiana on February 18 the Upper Town Globe Trotters defeated the Oclwein Connors 40 to 12 in a fast game. The Trotters opened strong and led 14 to 3 at halftime. Hamphill and Mirick started for the home team while Williams and Lee starred for the visitors.
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Globe Trotters
Fayete
Oclwein “Connors
Trotters
Hamphill
Mirick
Willams
Lee
East West High basket teams in action tonight
East High faces Webster City in the Orange and Black gym at 8 p.m. while West High hosts New Hampton at about the same time. A West High preliminary between West seconds and Hudson seconds starts at 7:30 p.m. East High won 19 to 18 at Charles City last night behind Captain Sansone and strong defense in a fast, close game.
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Waterloo High School
East High
Webster City
Black
West High
New Hampton
West Seconds
Hudson
Rose
Fast High
Webster
Makeever
Charles Guy
Boylat
John Sansone
East
Schammel
Christians
At-Suard
Esét
Thuy
Charles City
Saysone
Charles City Stars
Hahn
Bristoe
Tors
Delaney Seeks Bout With Dempsey In Los Angeles
Billy McCarney, linked with Joe Jacobs in guiding Jack Delaney, aims to match Delaney with Jack Dempsey in Bridgeport or New York area. McCarney departs for Los Angeles to propose the bout to promoter Jack Doyle and would drop Tex Rickard’s elimination tournament if Dempsey is secured.
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New York
Billy McCarney
Joe Jacobs
Jack Delaney
Smatch
Bridgeport
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results from last night list numerous bouts in cities like New York Boston San Francisco and Cedar Rapids. Winners include Wadkins Divodi Demare Evans and many others with various match outcomes and knockouts reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Ace Wadkins
Nebraska
Sammy Baker
Andy Divodi
Buddy McDonald
St. Paul
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Fla
Johnny Kovhansky
Bayonne
Njew
Boston
Jack Demare
Jack Humbreck
Belgtum
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Jack Gagnon
San Francisco
Lefts Cooper
San
Frenchy Belanger
Toronto
Akron
Oqek
Christner
Johnny Urban
Jack Bently
Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Harris
al von Ryan
My Sullivan
St Paul
Honeyboy Cotroy
Mike Saito
Cedar Rapids
Johnnny Fulton
Hudking 10 Get Crack At Dundee in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York reports ace Hudkins outpointed Sammy Baker in a welterweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Hudkins used relentless two fisted offense, dropping Baker twice and winning seven rounds to six in a crowd of 16,876, with talks of a Dundee bout if reinstated by the NYSAC.
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Dundee
New York
Hudkins
Sammy Baker
Madison Square Garden
Hodkins
Army
Baker
Redd
Itheir
Mitchel
Altho
Huckis
Joe Dunder
Baltimore
New York State Athletic Commission
Buffalo Club Profits From Champions Pennant Runs
The Buffalo club of the International league earned 52000 in 1926 and 71000 by 1927 when it won the pennant. Five prior seasons showed red ink, but the two strong years wiped out the earlier indebtedness.
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New York
Buffalo Club
International to Have Former Big Leaguers in 1928
The International League may feature several ex majors in 1928 with attendance records expected to rise. Catchers include Skiff Dixon Davine with Newark Baltimore Buffalo and others. Infielders feature Goldie Rapp Fournier Lutzke among Newark players. Outfielders list Lamar Cunlopp Jacobson Gilhooley Southworth with Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Toronto Montreal teams.
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International
New York
International League
Bill Skiff
Newark
Leo Dixon
Baltimore
Mickey
Devine
Buffalo
Pilchers
W Walter. Johnson
Hugh McQuitlan
Jack Bentley
Rip Collins
Toronto
al Mamaux
Curly Ogden
Vic Keen
Rochester
Bob Shawkey
Montreal
Kim Bagby
Jersey City
Goldie Rapp
Jersey Cuy
Jack Fournier
Ruben Lutzke
Bill Lamar
Nick Cunllop
Merwin Jacobson
Frank Gilhooley
Billy Southworth
Mid-Continental Tenpin Team Loses to Tulsa Quintet
Mid-Continent Petroleum of Waterloo fell to Tulsa Oklahoma Refinery, 2704 to 2692, in a telegraphic Thursday evening match. Kroy of Waterloo scored 222 for the high game while Taylor of Tulsa led with 248. Waterloo won two of three matches but total pins favored Tulsa.
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Mid-Continent
Tulsa
Okla
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company of
Waterloo
Tulsa Okls
Kroy
Taylor
GDL
Refinery Tran Taylor
Cody Isey Pee
Marsan Burnhan Holt
Tyler
Ed Wroy Caer
Ham and Conger in 1900-Yard Race Tonight
Kansas City February 18 Two of the nation's top track stars Lioya Hahn of Boston A A the leading distance runner and Rey Conger of the T A G conqueror of Dr Otto Peltzer of Germany will meet in a 1000 yard match race as the feature of the twenty third annual invitational track meet at the Kansas City Athletic Club tonight.
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Kansas City
Lioya Hahn
Boston A.A
Turner
Rey Conker
Otto Peltzer
Germany
Kansas City Athletic Club
World record set in 8-PTSA bowling event in St Paul
The Andrews Hotel team from Minneapolis claimed a world record for tournament bowling with a 3,204 pin total at the International Bowling Association meet in St Paul Minnesota. The previous mark was 3,299 set at Peoria in 1927. The squad led with totals around 1,029 and 1,122 in five man play and 1,277 in doubles led by Foster and Wilson. Tonight the five man teams from Chicago Milwaukee and Duluth join the action with three shifts rolling past midnight.
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St. Paw
Minn
Andrews Hotel
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sioux City
Bingles
Bricker
St. Paul
A. Jansen
Omahh
G. H.veldt
Minneapol
Harry Piack
Minneapolis
August Sleloff
Winona
We H. Foster
L. Wilson
T. Berg
J. Hohsn
T. G. Buck
F. Arens
St.’ Paul
O. Carlson
Perry Daily
Bill Pehte
Emil Matas
John Miller
Henry Martiner
College basketball results with scattered scores across teams
Early season scores list college and junior college games with numerous mismatched spellings. Highlights include Oklahoma A and M 54 over Town State 43, Penn 35 over Wesleyan 27, Notre Dame 31 over Carnegie Tech 19, plus several regional results such as St Ambrose 43 over Simpson 33 and South Dakota Normal 45 over Augustana 19.
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Washington
Apitatan
Town City High
Feverhe
Perry
Stuart
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Cummwn
Fairfeld
East Des Moies
Centerville
Lincoln
Des Moines
Tuatlatiola
All-Scotch Nine Tight in Defense
A fragment discusses an all-Scotch team praised for defense and suggests possible all nationality teams. It mentions Al Demarer and various nationalities such as Irish German Italian Indian Cuban Greek Polish and Bohemian as potential lineup ideas and hints at humor in creating an all-Scotch team renowned for tight defense.
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Hy AL Demarer
Mitcher New York Glanta
Altha Germans
Trish
Iran
Hneup
Loba
Polar Sea Seen as Derby Contender by Stable Scout
Louisville report cites New York turfman Walter J. Salmon tracing one of the country's most pretentious stables. Polar Sea, a gelded son of Polymelian Snow Cap, has won two straight races in New Orleans and a six furlong sprint on a muddy track. Winter racing could boost Derby training as many horses are retired from Kentucky and eastern meetings for late February preparation.
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Louisville
Walter J. Salmon
New York
Polymelian Snow Cap
New Orleans
Classic Iowa high school wrestling semifinals set
Ames, Feb. 18. Team and individual state wrestling championships focus on 36 contestants in the Hawkeye tournament. Marshalltown and Cresco each field five semifinalists, Fort Dodge four, Eldora Ames and Sac City three, with Cherokee Iowa Falls Giard son Ottumwa Fort Madison at two and single reps from Eagles Grove Cedar Falls Mt. Vernon.
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Ames
Iowa
Marshalltown
Oresco
Fort Dodge
Eldora
Sac City
Cherokee
Iowa Falls
Giardson
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Eagles Grove
Cedar Falls
Mt. Vernon
Speedy Games Highlight County Tourney At Dysart
The annual Tania county basketball tournament opened with fast action. In the first round Gladbrook beat Chelsea by forfeiture, Dysart eliminated Tratz 39 to 21, Tamia defeated Montour 26 to 14, and in the second round Gladbrook edged Geneseo 25 to 23 while Toledo defeated Clinton 23 to 11. Garvin beat Dinsdale 24 to 15 and Dysart defeated Tama 34 to 21. Semifinals set Gladbrook vs Toledo and Garvin vs Dysart.
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Courier Spec
Dysart
Tania County
Gladbrook
Chelsea
Tratz
Tamia
Montour
Geneseo
Toledo
Clntier
Garvin
Dinsdale
Tama
Adiag
Parsons Wildcats defeat State Teachers in fast paced clash
Parsons Wildcats topped State Teachers College 25 to 23 in Cedar Falls. Hartman, Pritzel, Shoemaker and Haberichter led the Tutors and Cooper sat out with injuries as Parsons rallied from 12 point first-half deficit to edge the Teachers in a tense, crowd-filled finish.
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Courier Speciel Service
Cedar Falls
Altho Hartman
Cooper
Buena Vista
Dickinsott
Wildcats
Parsons
Hart
Pritzel
Shoemaker
Haberichter
American Bobsled Driver Wins First Round at Winter Olympics
In St Mosilz Switzerland on February 18 United States team No 2 led by William Fiske won the first round of bobsled races at the ninth Olympiad with a time of one minute 38 9 seconds Belgium driven by Ernest Gasimir Lambert finished second in 1 39 8 and Argentine pilot A Gramajo placed third in 1 40 2 Twenty five teams entered the event and the course was slow.
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St. Mosilz
Switzerland
United , States
William * Fiske
United States
Belgium
Ernest Gasimir
Lambert
A. Gramajo
Hawkeyes Smooth Back to Field as Benson Joins Plows
Norman Benson returns to competitive play after college and amateur status rules. The 1928 Valley baseball season sees two new uniform sets to be worn by Moline Plows. Directors urged players to refrain from tobacco to keep uniforms clean. The Watering team delivered a fast, crisp game with strong pitching and defense.
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Dimmy Thomas
Moline
Norman Benson
Augustanw College
Jungaid
Ing Gh College
Ve the Hock Tsiand Basebath Chit
Pat. Petterson
Chawl
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Reed
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West
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Albert
National League
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Stark
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Bucky Harris
Savage Ring
Ham and
Conger
Atst. Pal
Cedar
Tirich
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Giass
Horan
Willson
Heaney
Vitor
Kbeney Coven
Ponelly
Mars
Thorpe
Ueto
Wilson Odri
Jude
Palmerg
Evers
Polar Sea
Derby
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Holnish
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