East and West Basketball Quintets Face Season Endings
East High meets New Hampton at 8 o clock while West High hosts University High of Jews City in a home doubleheader. Key players Lott and Douglas are out sick and sore eyed respectively, forcing Makeover to field Kolb Dotson Zegarac Christians and Gerber. West Bankers Skein brings Iowa City preps led by Blackmer against Charles City Hahn era rival, with Waite Templeton Moore and Gahagy Miller slated to start.
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Moore
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Town Falls Man Takes Honors in Checker Tourney
In the Iowa state checker tournament held in Town Falls, Bittle of Town Falls led with 49 points while Dunning of Iowa Falls and Cook of Ocheyedan each had 45 and 41 respectively. Graettinger and Bigsby tied at 37. Lar W. Bittle was elected president E L Goss vice president and Adolph R Gilbert secretary treasurer.
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Cyclones Edge Cornhuskers in Nebraska Prep Duel
Ames based Cyclones led by Glenn Woods show peak form in final pre game scrimmage as Iowa State prepares to host Nebraska in State Gymnasium. Coach Louis Menze deploys Captain Lande and Ludweg with Woods at center and Hitch and Taylor at guards. Nebraska had previously defeated Iowa State in Lincoln while the Cyclones had topped Kansas State last week.
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Rules Debate on New Out of Bounds Basketball Code
Witnesses at West High and Cedar Falls report the proposed out of bounds rule to end the tip off did not speed play or raise scoring. Coaches and players alike question future adoption while Dr Torrest C Aller notes a Chicago coaches meeting will decide.
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Phog) Aller
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Dupuis Team Tops Early Sled Derby Field
In Quebec on February 22, the Eastern International dogsled derby split the field for the second of three 100 mile laps. Frank Dupuis led after the first day with a 9 hours 22 minutes 42 seconds run. Leonhardt Seppala trailed by 3:29, Emile St Goddard, former winner, showed uncertain form as fattened dogs affected performance.
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Paulino and Christner Set For Massive Madison Square Garden Bout
New York Feb 23 Paulino the glove swallower and Christner the rubber man meet in 10 heavyweight bouts at Madison Square Garden. Paulino is the 7 to 6 betting favorite despite chin questions. Christner relies on distance punching and no true defense. The clash stands as a major draw in the arena of muscle and bravado with survivor logic guiding the semifinals.
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Madison Square Garden
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Christner
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Paulino
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Pau-ino
Joe Gunn
Bootblack
Walker and Willis Set For Coast Bout Hoy in San Francisco
San Francisco February 22 two lightweight punchers Mickey Walker from Massachusetts and Jack Willis of San Antonio Texas meet in a ten round middleweight bout. The fight aims to be a slugfest with high exchanges and potential title implications for the contenders.
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Mickey Walker
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San Antonio
Basketball Results From Regional Games
Oracaland 30 faced Towa So. Utilitiea 149 in a high scoring match. Bhaldon Junior college 40 trounced Boone Juni or collage 15. Columbia 24 defeated Le Crosas Teachers 17. Albin Junior collage 41 beat Osceola Junior college 2A. Boringfeld Southern Normal 43 overwhelmed Modl aon Eastern Normal 30. ions falls college 36 lost to Dakota Wess leyan 94. Far o Rivers Palla State Teachers 20. Eau: Olelve State Teachers 18.
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Albin
Osceola Junior College
Boringfeld
Southern Normal
Modlaon
Eastern Normal
Ions Falls College
Dakota
Wessleyan
Faro Rivers
Palla
Eau
Olelve
Foxx at 21 Eyes Bright Future for Orioles?
A youthful Marylander named Foxx, turning 21 last August, sits poised for stardom with the Philadelphia Athletics. A five season veteran and slugging infielder now fronts a strong lineup, rumored to rival Babe Ruth in power while also dazzling on bases. The youngster, signed at 16, hit .328 in 118 games last season and is described as a versatile asset for Connie Mack.
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Babe Ruth
Mehl's Cagers Win Handy Victory Over Cascade
Mehl's Cagers led by F Wittsock with eight points defeated Cascade's St. Martin's High 22 to 10 after a prior loss Monday. Glass and Wittsock fueled the offense as O L V A controlled the game with smooth ball movement, while St Martin's Beithback and Roward battled for points in a low scoring contest.
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Cagers
Billy Mehl
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Martin's High
Cascade
Waterloo
F. Wittsock
Addiion
Glass
K. Wigtsack
Houlihan
Vases
Wiltsoek
Nenney
O & Carrol
Parrell
Lesenete Renee
St. Martin's
Biithback
Severeveves
Lari
Roward
Dolkem
Des Moines Boxer Wins at Ottumwa
Des Moines cy weight Vale Falegano scored a two round knockout over Harry Goller of Kansas City in Ottumwa after a scheduled ten round bout last night. An overhand right to the jaw sent Goller to the mat for the count. In other bouts Jake Hunzinger of Burlington stopped Clarence Oawalt of Ottumwa in six rounds.
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Vale ! Falegano
Des Moines
Harry Goller
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Goller
Jake Hunzinger
Burlington
Clarente Oawalt
Frankie Stitts Nods Over Clarence Criger in Six Rounds
Frankie Stitts unseated Clarence Criger in a six round contest, earning the nod in a matchup featuring Otbuniwa and Muscntine. The result highlights Stitts's performance and decision by the judges.
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Yankees propose number names for players draw fire
By Al Demaree former pitcher for the New York Giants notes players will resist being numbered like football backs. Fans would chant old numbers instead of nicknames, and players prefer to be identified by names or nicknames rather than numbers.
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Purdue Eyes Big Ten Title Clash With Ohio State
Purdue travels to Columbus to face Ohio State as Michigan and Wisconsin contest the lead. A Purdue loss could end title hopes, while a win moves them toward second place behind Wisconsin. Wisconsin leads with seven wins, one defeat. Purdue and Michigan tied for second at six and two.
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Charles
Stretch) Murphy
Grogey
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Justin
Sam) Barry
Ann Arbor
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Ohio State Trip Highlights Varsity Roster Notes
The team travels to Columbus to face Ohio State on Monday night with Captain Wilcox and Lecka at center and Twogood Nelson Rogge Spradling Plunkitt and Kinnan among the forwards. David Farrah Jebens Geneva Buards may join as reserves. Barry will start with Wilcox Twogood Nelson Farrah and Kinnan against the Wolverines.
Wenceslaus topples St Marys as Cedar Rapids triumphs
Cedar Rapids Ia Feb 22 Waterloos St Marys quintet suffered a 26 to 15 defeat at Cedar Rapids in a state championship race. The home team surged to a 12 to 6 halftime lead and held on as Wa terloos poor shooting 3 of 13 doomed them. Lasche and Quackenbush led Wa terloo while Zucker and Pisasiki starred for Cedar Rapids.
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St. Mary's
Quintets
Waterloo
St. Wenceslaus
St. Patrick
Lasche
Quackenbush
Zacker
Pisasiki
St.Mary's
Bulenth
Seareetas
O'Connor
Aweil
Mullen
Eoossee
Koukouski
Wahl
Wenceslaus
Zucker
Rf Zack
Blewart
Mathias
Pisnasigs
Matper
Cornell
Loughran Set for Windy City Training Visit Today
Chicago February 22 Tommy Loughran the light heavyweight champion will arrive in Chicago today to begin training for his title defense. Mickey Walker is due here the same day with manager Jack Kearns as they settle a dispute with the National Boxing Association over a $25 000 forfeit guarantee to defend Walker’s middleweight crown this summer if permitted to challenge Loughran for the light heavyweight title.
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Mickey Walker
Walker
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Girl Golf Stars Clash in Final at Florida Meet
Palm Beach Fla Feb 22 Miss Virginia Van Wie medalist and defending champion will meet Miss Helen Hicks Hewlett Park LT High School girl today for the Florida women's golf championship here. Van Wie’s play yesterday sparkled as she downed Mrs H D Sterrett former women’s champion of Kansas losing only one hole. Hicks faced stiffer test defeating Mrs 53 L Reinhardt of Highland Park Llup.
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Virginia’ van Wie
Helen Hicks
Hewlett Park
Florida
Miss van Wie
H. D. Sterrett
Kansas
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