All Boxers Here Foy Card at Waterloo Theatre Tomorrow
Blue meets even weight in the middleweight clash at Waterloo Theatre tomorrow night. Earl Blue and Moore arrive amid rivalry between Potts and Gibbons as promoters seek a Malone bout and Strong predicts Moore can upset Blue. Everett Strong travels with Moore, touting Moore’s experience and aims to KO Blue, while local favorite Albert Knipp prepares for a cleanout bid as Everet Strong forecasts a hard bout in Waterloo.
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Iowa
Waterloo Theatre
Earl Blue
Stark Moore
Saint Depot
Messrs
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Gibbons
Gyimhusinins
Pharties
Blue
Moore
Bivorak Marl
Morpheus
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Everett Strong
Alberti Knipp
Minneapolis
Strong
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Joe
Poits
Mark
Collins
Mid
Callins
Nuss Bout Cancelled and Iowa Basketball Patchwork
Hawkeye-Fuls Jimmy Nuss has another bout cancelled as Cy Perkins was to weigh two pounds over for a clash in Des Moines Friday. Sid Locklyn was not in the mood for a fight with Jimmy Ryan, while Chick Mattick at Ottumwa eyes his Cardinal vets and contemplates surplus players. Lindner, Gardner, Armstrong, and Vernad Guyot surface in shifting moves. Marshalltown faces Mike Sexton’s heavy schedule, Dubuque’s Lindner options, and Rock Island elects 25 directors amid hopeful finances. Joe Sansone joins Waterloo Independent, Bol Potter nears action, and Cedar Falls hosts a key Iowa cage clash amid strong student turnout.
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Jimmy Nuss
Cy Perkins
Nuss
Des Moines
Jimmy Ryan
Sid Locklyn
Jimary
Sid
Chick Mattick
Ottumwa
Cardinal
Lefty Bicher
California Boys
Mattick
Intercollegiate Track Winners and Boxing Results
Reported results show athletes earning spots for finals at Harvard stadium Boston. Notable matches include Jack Delmets defeating Tommy Loughran in middleweight and Philadelm Har' Prieiman winning by decision over Bobby Lar Vhiktdeli ne Fork-Rhe idstrin. A bantamweight bout between York and Towards Younsstorn ended without a decision.
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Aotema
Harvard Stadium
Boston
Jack Delmets
Tommy Loughran
Philadelm Har’ Prieiman
Cierro Lightweist
Bobby Lar
Nexiound
York Bantamweinlu
Danny
Younsstorn
Artonia
Wid Columinis
Milwaukee
Bud
Tiaute Flash
Rho Milla
Hiesato
Kane Chivags
Trek Havetic Miantapolis
Samar Bohne seeks legal name change to Sammy Cohen
San Francisco February 20 a petition seeks to confer the surname Bohne on Sammy Cohen born as Sammy Colon in his legal name. The request asks the court to recognize Bohne as his official surname in all records and documents.
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Sammy Cohen
Sammy Bohne
Sant Francisco
Cal
Bohne
Cincinnati
Busin
San Francisco
Oandilows
Sammy Colon
Daparters, the Petitions Skete
Pacific Coast
Miss Hollins Wins Pebble Beach Tourney at Del Monte
Biel Montes Cal Feb 20 The Pebble Beach women’s golf tournament concluded after five days of fierce play. Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook Long Island Golf Club defeated Mary Browne Los Angeles 5 up and 4 to play in the final to claim the title. Hollins, the former national champion, overcame a strong field described as the west’s best ever.
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Biel Montes
Cal
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Long Island
Mary KR
Browne
Los Angeles
Intramural Basketball Reports From West High
One hundred ten teams competed in West High intramurals, with West High Lions No. 1 winning three straight and Kiwanis No. 1 also taking three. Division A and B standings are listed with teams captains and scores as the season advances toward late February and March sectional play.
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Aheys Iasl
DARNE
Lions
Kiwanis No. 1
Kiwanis No
Ralph Sarff
Tn Mugrtfon
Rotary No
Sarff
Rotary
G. Shoemaker
Hoxie
Ansteldts
Brownlis
Stevenson
Hurries AG
Harlison Tere
Otala
Ycivanis
Burr
McMarlane
O'Harrowson
Potas
Xiwai
Cap- Welgeltains
Bragden - Lass A. RR
Millar
W. T
Martini
RY Wyant
Seree Reese
Sweitzer
A. McMahane
Thode
Potter
Kisanis
Kisania
Cumberland Invites Dempsey Villa Fight Bid From Cumberland Md
Cumberland Maryland urges promotion of a Dempsey Villa heavyweight championship bout through John Snider backed by the local Chamber of Commerce and civic leaders. He touts governing officials approval and cites Cumberland as ideal, citing proximity to major cities and potential promotion by Tex Rickard.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Cumberland
Barbara Frieichie
Stonewall Jackson
Dempsey-Villa
John Snider
John
Tex Rickard
Enterprise
Dempsey
Firpo
Iowa Five Meets Illinois in First Scrap Since 1913
Iowa City Feb 20 After ending a losing streak Iowa beats Chicago last weekend and prepares for a Friday clash with Illinois in Iowa City. This is the first Iowa Illinois meeting this season and the first since 1913. The Hawkeyes and Illini sit tied for eighth with two wins and four losses. Captain Laude leads a strong defense and rising offense in a 21 to 13 win over Chicago, signaling Iowa’s improved form behind Laude Jensen and Duhm.
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Iowa City
Chicago
University of Iowa
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Wiins
Maroons
Laude
Towa
Jense
Jensen
Hicks
Duhm
Mrs Mallory Mallory Named On Norway Tennis Team
Paris February 20 Mrs Mallory former American tennis champion was listed by the French Olympic committee as a competitor for Norway in the 1924 games. Because she played for Norway in 1912 and is by marriage a U.S. citizen, she cannot play for the United States and is eligible for Norway due to birth in Norway.
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Paris
Mallory
Norway
United States
Cyclone Matmen to Meet Kansas Team Thursday
Iowa State College wrestlers under Coach Oto Otopalik will face Kansas University in Lawrence on Thursday night before heading to Rolla Missouri for a meet with the Rolla A Mines team. The travel roster includes Dervey 126, Kurtz 125, Epperty 185, Johnson 145, Prunty 158, P lard 175 and Anderson heavyweight. Johnson to wrestle intercollegiate debut Thursday. Also, plans for a Notre Dame boxing match tied to the Missouri Valley wrestling tournament at Ames in March were announced.
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Otopalik
Iowa State College
Kansas University
Lawrence
Rolla
Rolla ‘Shoe] of Mines
Dervey
Kurtz
Epperty
Johnson
Prunty
Plard
Anderson
Michigan
Gach Otopalik
tAmes
iNotre Dame
Iowa U Baseball Opens Camp With Locke Leading Session
Iowa begins its campaign to build a new baseball nine as all battery candidates report to Captain Gordon C. Locke for the first indoor session at the armory. The athletic department adds batting cages and practice will continue through the basketball season with Sam Barty taking over drills afterward.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Gordon C. Locke
Locke
Sam Barty
Barry
Duhm
Hawkeyes
Chicago
State basketball meets begin this weekend in Des Moines
Des Moines on February 20 reports a busy weekend with many state meets. The Des Moines A A F hosts senior and junior teams at the YMCA Friday and Saturday, Dallas Center hosts boys high school event, Lenox College hosts high school boys Thursday and Friday, Palo Alto county hosts boys and girls, and Tanner county hosts boys Friday and Saturday as well. Giants depart for Sarasota for spring training with Rosy Ryan and Rosner leading the advance guard ahead of camp start March 1.
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Des Moines A. A. F
Dallas Center
Lenox College
Ion
Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg
Tanner County
Giants
New York
William “Rosy” Ryan
Wahler Rosner
Bronx
Sarasota
Fia
Iowa Falls Wrestlers Top Dows in Dual Meet Action
In Iowa Falls high school events, the Iowa Falls squad defeated Dows 14 to 8 in a nine weight classes dual. Akers and Shirts posted decisions for Iowa Falls, Rideout and Stotzer scored for Town Falls, while G Stotzer and Hoftisomer earned decisive wins. Carpenter and Hilton wrestled to a draw, and the Iowa Falls cage team beat Eldora’s training school 19 to 6. Both cities’ teams plan Belmont trips for future boys and girls contests.
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Dows J
Akers
Schweigger
Rideout
Town Falls
Harold Stotzer
Knox
G Stotzer
Walton
Hoftisomer
Dons
Leonard
Carpenter
Hilton
Dows
Iowa Walls High School
Eldora
Tve
Belmond
Broadside Fired at Rickard in Dempsey Firpo Row
Tex Rickard, New York boxing promoter, denied charges by Tom O Rourke that he funneled 135000 dollars of Dempsey Firpo fight tickets to speculators. Rickard said only 428 and 15 dollar seats remained and were hardest to sell. O Rourke, linked to Polo Grounds club, testified before a legislative committee claiming the tickets were diverted.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Albany
Tom O'Rourke
Baxing
Rickard
Taft
O'Rourke
Polo Grounds
Boxing Commission Hsad
O’rourke
Commission
Eddie Collins May Manage White Sox If Chance Unable
Eddie Collins, captain of the Chicago Americans, could become manager if Frank Chance, named manager, cannot return with his contract due to illness at his Pacific coast home. Reports circulated after denials by club officials and rumors about Collins’s status. Collins arrived in Chicago, met with team officials, and discussions continued late last night.
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Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
Frank Chance
Pacific Coast
Charles A. Comiskey
Collins
Firpo Walls Bout in Doubt After Ultimatum
New York, Feb. 20. A syndicate meeting to promote the Firpo Walls heavyweight bout will affect the negotiations. Firpo demands 50,000 credited before week’s end, with 100,000 more after landing. Raymond, the syndicate spokesman, notes a possible postponement as Firpo’s terms shift regarding pre fight and gate receipts.
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Associated Press
New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Harry Walls
Lew Raymond
Firpo
Raymond
Ames Prep Mat Joust Draws 20 Teams in Iowa Meet
Ames hosts the fourth annual Town State hosts invitational high school wrestling meet with 20 teams entered including Marshalltown and Ottumwa. Other entrants are Decorah Charles City Cherokee Aksaloosa Schleswig Garden Grove Iowa Falls Fort Dodge Fonda Gaolden Mason City Blis worth Gillette Grove Cresco Boone Marshalltown Ames Council Bluffs Eldora and Ottumwa. Dysart tops Hudson 52 to 22 as Dysart pulls away after a 21 to 14 halftime.
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Marshalltown High
Tawa University
Ottumwa
Iowa Falls
Marshalltown
Decorah
Charles City
Cherokee
Askaloosa
Schleswig
Garden Grove
Fort Dodge
Fonda
Gaolden
Mason City
Blisworth
Gillette Grove
Cresco
Boone
Council Bluffs
Eldora
Upsets Narrow Lead in East High Sunday School Basketball
At East High last night two of the four first place Intermediate division teams fell from the title race in dramatic upsets. First Baptist beat Bit Presbyterian 12 to 11 and Grace M B lost to First Baptist 14 to 12, while Walnut Street Baptist and United Brethren remain atop the standings with 10 wins and 2 losses. Other results included Westminster Presbyterian edging Linden M E 13 to 12 and Central Christian defeated by United Brethren 16 to 12. Packed crowd watched the tight games.
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Tuck
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St. Paul's M. E
Calgary Evangelical
Christ Episcopal
First Evangelical
Westminster Presbyterian
Dove
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Iight
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First Presbyerie
Graca
St. Pauls
Eirat Ba Fist
Linden Hh
Calvary Bae First Evangelical
Bieta Ee Hablarist Scopal
Westminister Pres
Independent Five Plays Co D Team at YM Tonight
Waterloo Independent basketball team, favored to represent the city in the amateur district YM tournament, faces Co A, second challenger tonight at the Y M C A. Co D, a national guard unit, is the opponent in a likely close, speedy scrap after a tough win over the Pirates last Saturday. The doubleheader begins at 7 o'clock with First Baptist vs First M E Juniors.
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Y. M. Co
Co. D
National Guard
Pirates
First Baptist
First M. E
Gophers and Ames in Dual Saturday
Iowa State College track threats loom as Minnesota makes a strong bid for a decisive dual meet this Saturday at State Gym. Fleming and Buck may miss the Pioneer clash. Mayer Mounce and Meyers clash with a Gopher shot putter near 42 feet. Martineau tops sprint and hurdle events. Towler returns after Drake relays high marks.
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Iowa State College
Pioneers
Minnesota
Gophers
Fleming
Buck
Pioneer
Mayer
Mounce
Meyers
Grinnell
Martineau
Towler
Eldora Plans Semipro Baseball Team 1924
Eldora Iowa February 20 A 10 man board of directors was chosen to run a semipro team for 1924 with G H Wisner named manager and Harry Moser secretary treasurer. Games to begin about June 1. Funding secured to support the club and keep Eldora on the map as an A-1 team.
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Eldora
G. H. Wisner
California
Harry Moser
Police rule out bare knees of girl cagers in Covington
Covington Ky Feb 20 Saturday night the Lillieford school girls basketball team from Cincinnati appeared in Covington at a gym wearing uniforms deemed too revealing by police. Officers ordered them to cover bare knees or leave. The players changed into street dress and returned home after the incident.
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Lillieford School
Cincinnati
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