Waterloo Hawks list of rookie hopefuls grows
The Waterloo Hawks have expanded their rookie list to about 30 players as manager C. Dixon adds new contracts. Promising southpaws Frank Lamanski and Roy Snelgrove headline the pitching group, joined by right-handers Floyd Farmer Robert Roy Leo Zientora and John Gesselden. Outfielders include Joe Christie H C G Fielder H W Jogan Jack Prevost and Jack Frost, with a veteran infield core to be complemented by Kellogg Bennett and Miller as potential replacements. Dixon plans a late month visit before relocating permanently around April.
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Chicago
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Goodrich
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Waterloo
Joe Christie
Marquette University
al Simmons
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Iola
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Jack Frost
Gillette Grove
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San Antonio
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Kerman
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Bagebell
First Baptists Defeat Reinbeck in Tight Basketball Clash
The First Baptists defeated Reinbeck 20 to 17 in Reinbeck’s high school gym, marking their team’s second straight loss to the Baptist squad. Burns led scorers with notable floorwork, while Bucka and Downey stood out for Reinbeck in a low-scoring but competitive game.
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Tenpin Topics in Waterloo Bowling Circuit
Scores and standings from Waterloo bowling alleys highlight high games and notable splits. Players like Garman, Cornélison, and Halls posted top scores in John Deere and Whiteside leagues. Upcoming matches feature Gambie-Robinson and John Deere Room squads with several shoutouts to local bowlers and officials.
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Sunfish and Bass Diets Highlight Hatchery Notes
Article cites Burr Lichty on predator feeding, noting sunfish eat liver and bass eat sunfish, with humans feeding bass in local hatcheries. It covers government costs for fish feed, liver and cereals used, and private ponds like Riverview where fish gather at meals and respond to liver feeds. It mentions Izaak Walton League ponds and Manchester hatcheries with beef hearts shipments.
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St Marys Quint Defeats St Patrick 22 to 12
St Marys Quint beat St Patrick Cedar Rapids 22 to 12 with Captain Lasche scoring four field goals and three free throws. First half tied 12 12. St Patrick failed to score in the second half as St Marys surged to the win.
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Cubs to Play at Cedar Rapids Tonight
Central Cubs travel to Cedar Rapids for an intercity indoor baseball game against the Quaker Oats mine. They previously beat Cedar Rapids 14 to 7 with Hulett and D Pagerland likely in the battery. Hoppe drop in the billiards standings saw Hall cutting into his lead after Kieckhofer defeated Hoppe 50 to 37.
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Webster City 82 Cedar Falls 10 in prep basketball
Cedar Falls High scored only one field goal as Webster City dominated 82 to 10. Mul Holland and Nichols starred for Webster City while Olson led Cedar Falls with four points.
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Big Ten basketball slate features Purdue Indiana showdown
Chicago fans recall a recent Maroon rout of Illinois as three key Big Ten games loom. Purdue leads with five wins. Indiana visits Bloomington in a high stakes clash while Northwestern travels to Minnesota and Ohio State faces Wisconsin with slim title hopes for the Buckeyes and Gophers.
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Big Ten Teams Meet In Four Corners Track Meet
Northwestern Wisconsin Ohio and Chicago square off in Evanston for the fifth annual quadrangular track and field meet. Lacking standout stars due to ineligibilities and graduations, Ohio or Wisconsin were favored to win, with Chicago and Northwestern seen as minor contenders.
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Clarion Man Sells Grocery for White Sox Contract
Clarion Iowa February 18 Roy Wilson signed to play baseball with the Chicago White Sox has disposed of his grocery business to M Anderson. Wilson reports February 28 at 10 a m in Chicago and the White Sox depart for Shreveport Louisiana for spring practice. He is a southpaw pitcher with previous seasons in Des Moines Tulsa and San Antonio.
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All American Gridmen Get Trials With Yanks
Boston mass February 18. Charles Berry an all American end from Walter Camp’s 2324 Lafayette team will try out with the Boston Red Sox this season. He previously joined the Athletics as a catcher after leaving Lafayette. Vic Hanson former Syracuse football end also secures a Yankee trial this year after a major league stint.
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Emigrant Meek’s $20,000 Gold Hidden in Cushioned Buggy
Robert Meek and wife traveled from Zoar, Ohio to Washington County, Iowa in 1852 with 20,000 in gold sewn into their buggy cushion weighing about 40 pounds. The cash funded land purchases, gifts to 8 children, and the construction of a local Dissenter church. Meek’s family lore connects the cache to a prosperous pioneer era and underscores the era’s currency volatility.
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Yankees Not Worried By Shockers Leave
New York officials reacted to Urban Shocker announcing his decision to quit baseball. Secretary Ed Barrow suggested Shocker seeks a bonus or wants to escape training camp. He indicated the Yankees would not raise his pay and hinted he might be traded.
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Cyclones top Nebraska in final 1928 home dual meet
Ames Iowa Feb 18 The final home dual meet for 1928 Town State college wrestlers ended with Iowa State defeating Nebraska 30 1 6 to 141 2 The meet proved more sensational than the score suggests Cyclones secured two falls two decisions and earned a draw in one match highlighting strong performances from Iowa State's grapplers
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Edison Girls Win Over Sacred Heart 31 to 4
Edison girls defeated Sacred Heart in a one sided basketball game last night 31 to 4 leading 23 to 2 at halftime Faulkner and Prances Reside starred for Edison Miller led Sacred Heart Greene Independents beat Bristow Independents 32 to 11 in Greene February 18 game played Thursday evening.
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Luxuries Elevate Newark Bears Club Ball Players
Newark New Jersey February 14 Cork runways from the dugout to the dressing room towels every day talcum powder for each man and several small comforts will be features for the Newark club of the International league next season Paul Black new president is praised by star pitcher and hitter Jack Bentley and Walter Johnson is managing the club
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Waterloo Bowling Team Leaves for A L B Tournament
Waterloo Alleys bowling team left at 11 p m for St Paul Minn to compete Sunday in the International Bowling Congress tournament The team includes Frank Manahl captain J Lorenz Mike Gorman H Smith and E McFarlane Joe Budack joins for doubles and singles Regular Waterloo Alleys bowler E Newman is ill with flu and unable to compete
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Ackley Independents to Play Union and Aplington
Ackley Iowa Feb 18 Ackley Independents schedule two tough tests next week facing Union Independents Monday night and Aplington All-Stars Wednesday evening. Both teams feature former college players and are evenly matched with a gym capacity of about 600 spectators. Welch of Cedar Falls to referee.
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NHL Tonight Matches Set Across Cities
Three National Hockey League games are scheduled for tonight. The New York Americans meet the Pirates in Pittsburgh, the Canadiens face the Ottawa Senators, and the Toronto Maple Leafs clash with the Montreal Maroons in Montreal. The arctic tern migrates from north polar regions to the Antarctic.
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OWA Volleyball Bet to Be Held Here Wednesday
Waterloo M C A hosts the state volleyball tournament Wednesday at Mast High gym. Teams from Sioux City Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo and possibly Ottumwa Charles City Burlington and Marshalltown compete all day. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids appear the pick of entrants with three teams boasting two legs on the trophy. Waterloo aims to upset them in its home court as coach E R B Record leads a disciplined squad. A round robin format is likely unless entries require elimination rounds.
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