Tom Webster Baffled by Vast Hotel Corridor
British cartoonist Tom Webster, famed for golf scenes, lingered at Rusack's Marine hotel before the Open Championship. He arrived late, dressed to the nines, and kept champagne on hand at 6 p.m. daily. He later frequented rooms at the Grand hotel with golf luminaries.
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Tom Webster
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C. B. Keeler
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Maglang
Mr. Webster
St. Andrews
Rusack
Marine Hotel
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Faulileet
Turedo
Tom
Grand Hotel
James Jbraid
Harry Vardon
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Runner Ie Star of Eastern Competes at A C Games
Unknown College runner Ie star of Eastern competes in the 6d yard sprint at the New York A C games last night. Quinn won his heat in a record equal time and captured the semifinal and final, facing Holy Cross Bow Ito easterns and teammates Daley. Sabin Carr failed at 13 feet 10 inches in the pole vault. Lloyd Hahn won the Baxter mile in 4 minutes 22 4-5 seconds.
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Onder FY Quinn
America
New-York
A. C
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Holy Cross
AL Millers
Boston
Uni‘versity
Pennsylvania
Jackson Scholz
New York
Frank Hussey
Quinn
Jimmy Daley
Ioe
Sabin Carr
Yale
Dlloyd Hahn
Emil St. Goddard Leads Dog Derby on Day One
Veteran driver Emil St Goddard led the Quebec dog derby on the opening day with a ten minute edge over the second place team after 41 miles. Leonard Seppala was second with Alaskan dogs, while B Brydges and P Nolan followed in third and fourth. Scary Russick placed fifth, Mrs. Ricker finished eleventh, as sixteen drivers started.
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Queeb. LP
Emil Bt
Goddard
St Goddard
Imif
St. Goddard
Leonard Seppale
B. Brydges
Alexander McKay & Co
P. Nolan
Luke Sir Joseph Lumber Company
Scary Russick
Cezs
H. J. Hutton Company
Chicago
Mrs. Ricker
Poland Springs
New Hampton Cagers Post Strong Basketball Season Run
New Hampton is credited with a solid basketball season showing rapid improvement over the last two weeks. The team recently defeated Decorah Cresco and West Waterloo and stands as a sectional title favorite ahead of the tournament at New Hampton.
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Courier
Sorvier
New Hampton
West Waterloo
Cresco
Osage
Decorah
New Rampion
Fredericksburg
Lawler
Oolwen
Og Nef Hampton
Walerian West
Bumner
Cedar Pats
Waverly
Nashua
Decuruy
Kew Hampton
Cresta
New Hamston
Waterloo Weat Hick
Cyclone Matmen to Meet Indiana and Penn State
Seven Iowa State wrestlers and staff depart Ames for Bloomington Indiana to face Indiana University in the first intersectional meet of the week. The squad then travels to University Park to challenge Penn State. Indiana boasts wins over Purdue Northwestern and Ohio State and Iowa State seeks a clean Eastern invasion after a 20 to 4 victory over Nebraska.
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Ames
Iowa State
Wage Otopalik
Alfred Pinne
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Ind
Hoosiers
Cyclones
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Iowa
Indiana
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Nebraska
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Urban Shocker Enters Aviation School in Okmulgee
Urban Shocker, former New York Yankees pitcher, arrived with wife to enter an aviation school in Okmulgee Oklahoma. He said he may stay several weeks and has not decided on aviation as a career, adding twelve years of baseball is enough.
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Okla
Urban Shocker
Piteher
New York
Yamkens
Bally
Shocker
Tm Thru
Florida
Shoexter
Ackley Indeeds Prime For Two Hard Games
Ackley In dependents prepare for two tough home basketball matches after Aplington. Bristow Fravelers, a strong team of high school and college players, visit Feb. 27. A preliminary Mertht side contest will precede the Bristow game amid referee cautions on rules and conduct.
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Epecin’ Sever
Ackley
Ackley Independents
Aplington
Bristow
Bristow Fravelers
Mertht
South Siders
Collyer's Eye Sued for 50 000 by Two Ball Players
Former Cincinnati Reds stars Semmy Bonne and Pat Durban sue Collyer's Eye Publishing in federal court for libel over a 1922 article claiming they were bribed to throw games to the New York Giants. They seek 50 000 in damages and contend the piece harmed their reputations.
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Chicago
INS
Semmy Bonne
Pat Durban
Cincinnati Reds
Lie Collyer
Bolne
Muncan
Minneapolis
New York Giants
Hot Springs
Ark
Travis Jackson
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
John McGraw
Jackson
Gillette Trails Happe in 3-Cushion Handicap Match
New York Feb 21 octogenarian innovator of three cushion billiards Jon Gillette trailed Willie Hoppe 61 to 38 in a handicap match. Hoppe plays for 180 points while Gillette has 138. Gillette made runs of five and four as Hoppe rode a long run of nine.
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Gillette
Trails Hoter
New York
Jon Gillette
Willie Happe
Happe
Hoppe
Conger Runs in East This Week
Ames report notes Ray Conger world 1000 yard record holder to race at Meadowbrook games Philadelphia and in the national AAU indoor meet New York. Hahn and Conger clash likely in New York with coaching critique from Bob Simpson about fouling and lenient officiating. Track officials face border rule issue that may bar official recognition of the 2 11 time.
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Ames
Ray Conger
Lloyd Hahn
Coozer
Philadelphia
New York
Town State
Meadowbrook
Conger
Hahn
Bob Simpson
Iowa State
Kansas City
Hann
Joie Ray
Ray Gonger
Amateur Athletic Union
Sone Ger
Hoppe Extends Lead Over Hall in Billiards Race
New York February 21 Willie Hoppe pulls ahead of Allen Hall in the American three cushion billiards series. Hoppe won again while Hall faltered, taking a one game edge as the St Louis youth builds the margin. Hoppe beat Clarence Jackson 40 to 46 in 64 innings with a high run of six. Otto Reiselt the world champion scored a dramatic win over Hall with a 12 run and a 50 to 37 victory.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Allen Hall
Hoppe
Hall
St. Louis
Clarence Jackson
Jackson
Otto Reiselt
Reiselt
Iowa golf team names captain after last night vote
Kurtz of Des Moines was elected captain of the University of Iowa golf team for the coming season during a meeting in Iowa City.
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TOWA
Iowa City
Fairburn
Hawks fall to Winnipeg as defense guides victory
The Waterloo Hawks lose their season opener amid strong Winnipeg defense and confident play. Referee Westphalinger earns praise for handling a tough trio of Winnipeg games, with future plans hinting at possible team moves and several player contract developments in the season ahead.
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Westphealinger
Ike
Westphalinger
Teachers College
Curley Ullrich to Referee Ring Bill Here Monday
Curley Ullrich will referee the National Guard boxing show at the Armory Monday. The famed official has officiated over 5,600 bouts across 10 states and recently won a popular referee belt. The card features George Bourland versus Pat McCarthy in one bout and Ixcueth Hunt versus Albert Knipp in another.
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Agmory
Tes Molones
National Guard
Armory
Curley Ullrich
Ullrich
Boxing Blade
George Bourland
Pat McCarthy
Ixcueth Hunt
Albert Knipp
Cornell Matmen Defeat Monmouth College 26 to 5
Cornell extended its wrestling winning streak with a 26 to 5 victory over Monmouth College of Monmouth Illinois. Cornell grapplers captured five weights while Monmouth scored only in the 115 pound class where Anwyl defeated Wilkinson. Cornell freshmen also posted wins over Monmouth frosh.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
Grappiers
Anwyl
Wilkinson
Columbia Edges Parsons 23 21 in Dubuque
Columbia College overcame a 11 to 7 halftime deficit to beat Parsons 23 to 21 in a hard fought game at Dubuque Iowa with multiple lead changes and a late stretch securing the victory.
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Columbia
Parsons
Dubuque
Columbia College
State Volley Meet Opens With Early Matches
Charles City faces Sioux City and Dubuque meets Des Moines in opening volleyball tournament games at East High gym at 10 a m Wednesday. Wilerloo vs Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa vs Davenport also in first round play with semifinals and finals set for the afternoon. A banquet for competitors at 12 30 p m with speaker Codagan of Waterloo.
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Dubuque
Des Moines
East High Gymnasium
E.R. Record
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Cedar Rapids
Ottiumwa
Davenport
L A
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Codagan
Waterloo
Badgers Defeat Michigan Purdue Wins Narrow Iowa Victory
Purdue crushed Michigan 55 33 on its floor while Wisconsin beat Iowa 31 21 in a pair of Big Ten games. The leaders meet twice this week to decide the top spot, with Michigan’s title hopes effectively ended by last night’s results.
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Iowa
Wolverines
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Glasses Help Speed in Race Horses Says Eye Doctor
New Orleans expert Dr. Ernest Emons argues eyesight boosts horse speed. Using lights and mirrors he tests vision of noted horses including Gry Sater and Col. E. R. Bradley string members. A tested racer gained three seconds per quarter mile after glasses.
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Ernest BE. Emons
Philadelphia
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Gry Sater
E. R. Bradley
Dr. Emons
Stanberg Set World Walking Record In 36 Hours
Oscar Stanberg of Tomahawk Wisconsin completed 132.2 miles in 36 hours to claim the world continuous hiking record as the Amateur Athletic Union considers recognition. The previous mark was 123 miles set in 1924 by James Graham of Buffalo. A Mt Vernon Iowa man owns a curious pet cat that plays with and bathes a pair of white rats and a dove.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Oscar Stanberg
Tomahawk
Stanberg
James Graham
Buffalo
Big Leagues to Try Collegians
Eleven college baseball players from last season are set for spring tryouts with major league clubs. Brooklyn leads with three signees including Overton Tremper of Penn and Hal Lee of Mississippi College. Yankees and White Sox each add two, with Syracuse trio represented by Vic Hanson, Bill Elsemann, and Jonan Goldman joining Cleveland. Chicago clubs test two infielders and two catchers also seek to add talent from Western State Teachers College Kalamazoo, Simmons College, Holy Cross, and Loyola Chicago.
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New York
Brooklyn
Overton Tremper
University of Pennsylvania, Law
Bodine Heve
Hal Lee
Infelder
Mississippi College
Calder Hugh Wise
Purdue
Yankees
White Sox
Vic Hanson
Bill Elsemann
Syracuse University
Yankee
Jonan Goldman
Cleveland
Chicagoans
Henry Schrump
Sacred Heart Cagers Defeat First Baptist 17 to 12
Sacred Heart high school outscored First Baptist 17 to 12 in a fast game at Sacred Heart gym. In a preliminary, St Marys Junior High fell to Sacred Heart Juniors 9 to 8, with Ernster and Kress leading for Sacred Heart.
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First Baptist
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heat Gymnasion
St. Mary's Junior High
Secret’ Heart
Caughin
P. Ernster
Mokevelt
Kress
Hayes
Knapp
Bo Sces
W. Ernster
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Koh
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