Waterloo Five Top Marshalltown In Defensive Showdown
West High School defeated Marshalltown 21 to 10 in a hard fought game. Seigioff and Heflis starred for West High with solid defense and clutch scoring as the Old Rose and Black built a steady lead by the third quarter. Marshalltown pressed hard in the final period but could not overcome the balanced Waterloo attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetts
Seigloff
Potter
Gimre
Sarffmen
Marshalltown
Old Rosa
Black
Waterloo
West High
Ginire
Andrews If
Thomas
Fiower
Mowry
Lo West High
McGarvey
Sindnsor
Smith
Fletts
Miller
Jen
Erschanit
Gimra
BR. Potter
Svigioff
Sindlinger
Sansons
Glars
Andrews
Omas
Hiewer
Hetts
Seigioft
Frea
Thonian
BieGar Vey
Setelo
Iowa Five to Meet Michigan in Battle Monday
University of Iowa aims for a conference climb by facing Michigan in Iowa City on Monday. Iowa hopes to slow Haggerty and Dorxie, with Kipke also dangerous, while Warland Hicks’s health may affect the Hawk defense and lineup stability through Laude Janse Jensen and Dihn at key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Michigan
Inowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Altho
Wolverines
Bar- Tr
Ann Arbor
Hawkeres
Haggerty
Vietory
Dorxie
Kipke
Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
Warland Hicks
Hawkere
Strone
Laude
Janse
Jensen
Aid Dihn
Suard
Dust up at the depot leads to Friday boxing match plans
The article recounts Mark Moore and Blue discussing a fight with Cy Perkins planned for Des Moines next Friday. It notes Delaney’s telegram guidance, talks of replacements and pay, and references other boxers and managers, including Tunney’s approaching bout in Saint Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Moore
Kar! Blue
Blue
Cy Perkins
Des Moines
Omaha
Moore
Marl
Jimmy Delaney
Jimmy
Delaney
Jimmy J
Earl
Mark
Minneapolis
Mike Collins
Mike Gibbons
Gene Tunney
St. Paul
Jack Reddy
Gibons
Reddy
Penn Relays Field Grows With 325 Entries
Philadelphia February notes an international buildup for the Penn Relays. Athletes from Scotland and Canada join University of Pennsylvania entrants as relay teams and individuals prepare for the Weld day weekend events on April 25. Strong entries signal depth in both college and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scotland
Canada
University of Pennsylvania
I Ton
Eaci
Ani Flores
Record Entries Hit in Illinois Relays Carnival
Urbana Illinois February 23 AP report notes a record entry of 47 invitations and more than 3 006 athletes for the seventh annual Illinois relay carnival set for March 1. The field includes 24 colleges and universities with individual athletes in seven relay races plus two high school teams in the interscholastic one mile relay. All Big Ten universities except Indiana are entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Urbana
Ill
Biz
Indiana
Rickard invites Rojas to come to United States
New York Feb 23 Quentin Romero Rojas Chilean heavyweight boxer may be brought to the United States by Tex Rickard as a possible opponent for Jack Dempsey. The promoter cabled an offer of three bouts with a promise of a title shot if he wins all. Rickard plans to match Rojas with South American boxers to develop him toward a 1925 championship bid. Our Lady of Victory Academy defeats Immaculate Conception 20 to 12.
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New York
Quentin Romero Rojas
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
Romero Rnjas
Fred Fulton
Jack Rendall
Bartley Madden
George Godfrey
Moo
East High Tops Cedar Falls in Ten-Game Win Streak
East High beat Cedar Falls 27 to 12 in a fast, error-prone game. Kipp led with four field baskets, Raymond and Artus added three each, while the Orange and Black extended their winning streak to ten games and approached tournament form. Cedar Falls fought hard, especially in the third quarter, but East’s speed and defense sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Cedar Fills
Tigers_ hera
Orange and Black
Millerltes
Kipp
Raymond
East
Artus
Waterloo
Baxter
Hostetler
Arius
Grange
Black
Ceder
Hauser
Catey
East Iigh
Haymond
Tigers
Ihs
Altho
Lawn Cityiles
Cedar Falls
Ondd
Uhrens
Univer
Dubbert
Frea
Artis
Datey
Etitution
Bowling Stars Chase Prizes Across Waterloo Alleys
Glenn Tibbitts won five pounds of sausage for high score, 267, at Waterloo alleys hosted by Budack Sausage Co. The A B C tourney in Chicago drew 2,131 teams with entries from California and Florida. Several bowlers and leagues are noted for top scores, upcoming meets in Gary Ind and Dubuque, and ongoing city league action including Newman, Demimel, and Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Tibbitts
Waterloo Alleys
Budack Sausage Company
Waterloo Canning Company
Elks
A.B. C
Chicago
California
Florida
L—_ Bil Becker
Waterloo
Pour Waterloo
Dubuque
Hawkeye Oil Company
Budack
Feuter
Waterloo Cle Company
Bartlett & Mcfarlane
Manabl
Tha
Iothing Ce
Manwee
Slegol
Truai
Hiartites
A. McFart
Fiunteon
BeFartin
Dokeys
Deker K. Ps
Whiteside Alleys
Johnson
Lawrence
Esher
Harteng Reichert
Johnsor
Fredri
Ese
Wee
Pau
Whiteside- Bowling
Whiteside
Leonrd Cigar
Hee!pass Auto
Corey’s
Loop
Rath Packers
Cgpour
Richardson
Ant Evieetta Das
Wheeler
Flynn
Leonard
Vincent
Corey's
Sorenson
Young
Gerry
Haliowel
Morris
Totais
Wren
Hershberger Igs
Coonley Reese Ve
B. Morris
Iaia
McInerney Ageees
cCourier
Richardgon
Floberg
Bey
McDermott
Castle Tees
Truak
Firpo and Lodge Ready for Battle in Buenos Aires
Associated Press dispatch from Buenos Aires reports heavyweight contenders Luis Angel Firpo and Farmer Lodge in good condition for their 15 round match. Both say heat and humidity are lower than expected and note the rainstorm postponement aided their prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firpo
Lodge
Buenos Aires
Associated Presa
Luis Angel Firpo
Farmer Lodge
Quay
Cedar Rapids High Wins Indoor Track Meet at Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Washington High won the third annual University of Iowa interscholastic indoor track meet with 41 points, led by captain Frank Cuhel who captured four individual events. Fort Madison High took second, and seven teams competed, with armory records broken during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids High
Iowa City
Towa City
Washington High School of
Cedar Rapids
University of Towa
Frank Cuhel
Armory
Fort Madison High
Harper
Grant High
Burlington
Tarventinary
Newton
Oltumwa
Iowa U Cagers Trounced by Illinois 26 to 14
Iowa City Feb. 23: Iowa University basketball lost to Illinois University here last night 26 to 14. The game opened strong for Iowa with a seven point lead at the halfway mark. A third quarter rally by Iowa slowed Illinois, but in the final period Illinois hit six quick field baskets. Laude and Janse led Iowa. Potter, Mauer and Popken topped Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Towa University
Ilnois U Gagers
Twini
Iowa
Iowans
Tilnois
Laude
Janse
Potter
Mauer
Pop- Ken
Wiltnois
Boone Leas in State High School Wrestling
Boone leads after preliminaries in the state high school wrestling tournament with seven finalists among nine classes. Twelve other schools are represented in the semifinals, including Marshalltown Fort Dodge Mason City and Iowa Falls with three men each. Final matches scheduled for late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Dboone High School
Boone School
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Iowa
Cherokee
Clarion
Cresco
Ottumwa
Glidden
Fonda
Eldora
Charles
Bowling Glassic at Chicago Opens Historic American Bowling Congress Event
The 1923 Bowling Glassic opens in Chicago with 2131 five man teams 4700 two man teams and 9447 individuals competing for about 105000 in prize money. Entries come from across the U S Canada and several international locations. The event runs 38 days at the One Hundred Thirty-second Regiment Armory with 38 alleys and a large prize fund. The Nelson Mitchell Milwaukee team now Ziegler Chocolates defends five man title. Carl Baumgartner Cincinnati and Billy Box Philadelphia are notable entrants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fel
American Bowling Congress
Canada
America
Dracly
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
New York City
Newark
Orange
Elizabeth
N. J
Buffalo
San Jose
Cal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Jacksonville
Nelson- Mitchell
Ziegler Chocolates
Dan and Wilson
Carl Baumgartner
Billy Box
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Knox
College basketball results scattered across teams and scores
A jumble of college basketball scores lists many schools such as Kansas Amesid Cornell Monmouth Illinois Iowa Parsons Simpson Coe Hamline Morningside South Dakota St Viator Lather Sini St Ambrose Cornell Pennsylvania Princeton Tale Creighton Notre Dame Nebraska Washington Fort Dakota North Dakota Alds Dartmouth Columbia Wyoming Denver Brigham Young Sioux City Abraham Lincoln Bluffs Qakalonsa Grinnell Jesup Dubuque Mason City Nevada Mount Pleasant Muscatine West Branch girls Burtington airfield Washington Clinton Savanna Illinois
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College
Kansas
Amesid
Cornell
Monmouth
Illinois
Iowa
Parsons
Simpson
Coe
Hamline
Morningside
South Dakota
U. St. Viator
Sini
St. Ambrose
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tale
Creighton
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Washington
Fort Dakota
North Dakota
Dartmouth
Columbia
Wyoming
Denver
Brigham Young
Jahn Aggies
Wich School
Sioux
Abraham Lincoln Youndl
East High Cagemen Travel to Vinton for Joust Night
East High basketballs trip to Vinton for a showdown tonight as Coach Ben Miller fields mostly reserve players. The Orange and Black defeated Benton county earlier this season 18 to 11 and aims to repeat. All players came through Cedar Falls with no issues and are fit for the battle, with Ernie Hulett resting this week and several reserves likely to see action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Hast High
Vinton
Quint
Benton County Array
Cedar Falls
West High
Ernie Hulett
Oelwein
Finetigime
Beckner
Roepe
Gruhn
Seidler
Springer
Greene Boys and Girls Defeat Dumont Teams
Greene Ta Feb 23 Special features boys and girls teams defeating Dumont last evening before a large crowd including a big delegation from Dumont. Girls 31 to 20 and boys 37 to d
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Greene
Dumont
Amateur Tourney For Cagers Here Friday Saturday
Waterloo area hosts an amateur basketball tournament this Friday and Saturday to pick the sectional representative for the Des Moines state tourney. Three Waterloo clubs entered this morning plus possible out of town teams. Drawings Monday determine matchups with eight teams planned. finals Saturday night on the gym floor.
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Ttateur
Usis
Waterloo
Waterloo Independents
Cedar Falls Independents
Janesville
W. Richardson
Sports Writers of
West High
Strouz
Amiateur Auinters
Pirates
Foresters
Magaglias
National Guard
Iawa
Des Moines
Central Christian Church Five
E Year Old Boy Wins Dog Derby At Ashton
A 16 year old racer Olcott Zarn won the Ashton dog derby in a dramatic finish. He drove a self-trained team to overcome favorites Smoky Gaston Shorty Russick and Canadian contenders. One wheel dog collapsed near the end. Zarn cut the dog loose, finished with the remaining team, earning a historic victory at the 25 mile race. Official time 2 22 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Ashton
Ida
Olcott
Zarn
Smoky Gaston
Shorty Russick
Texas
Canada
Dominion
Warren Cordingly
Gaston
Tud
Caadian
Montreal
Almee
Zarm
Awithin
Wheeler
Ma-ah-gan
Olcott Zarn
Warren
Stanislaus Zbyszko Says He Will Quit If He Loses
Stanislaus Zbyszko, veteran Pole and former world heavyweight wrestling champion, locked with Ed Lewis for the world title next Tuesday. Friends say he will quit the sport if he is defeated, signaling a possible retirement after the big match in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Lewis
Associated Press
Chicago
Pole
Strangler) Lewis
Art
Martineau to Coach Minnesota Gridmen in 1924 Hope
Minneapolis report says Martineau, captain of the 1924 Minnesota football team and American selection, is a candidate for the backfield coach post. Ray Elliott’s departure left a vacancy on Bill Spaulding’s staff, with spring practice set to begin around April 4. A decision on candidates is expected within a month.
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Minneapolis
Minn
MarTineau
Minesola
Bill Spaulding
Ray Elliott
Gopher
Grundy Center Reds Defeat Jack Shepherds 38 to 27
Grundy Center Iowa February 23 Reds beat the Jack Shepherd team of Des Moines 38 to 27 here last night with a strong comeback after a first field goal. The Reds led 14 to 9 at halftime despite playing without their regular center. Grinnell Independents visit Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy
Reds
Jack Shepherd
Des Moines
Shepherds
Grinnell Independents
Jesup Cagers Upset Dubuque Team 20 to 14
In Dubuque Iowa on February 23 the Jesup high team defeated the Dubuque High Cagers 20 to 14. The game was tight from start to finish with Jesup rallying to overturn a previous loss to Dubuque this season.
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Jesup Cagers
Dubuque
Dubuque, Ja
Dubuques High Cagers
Jesup High
Hope
Jesup
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Courif Porter
JOWS
Focal Lear
Westigh
Stlila Prep
George McManus
Er Intra Fearune Srqwice
M. I. Sexton
Sexton
Narshalltown
Iie
Teleseraph-Herald
Sippi
Moline
Dubuquets
Chubs
I. J. Wissler
Sheffiell
Eissler
Fiesier
Duc Speas
Penn
Rojas
United States
Our Lady of Victory, Academy
Immaculate Conception Academy of
Lawn City Tigers
Gary
Ind
Sam
Newman
Tribune Press
Demimel
Tibbitts. Tailors
Eddie Johnson
Coontey
Collins
Packey McFarlane
George Shoemaker
Civic League
Gill Reichert
Bill Morris
Cohn
Courier
Lions Howler
Boone Leas
East High Cagemen
Ashton, Jorho
Olcott Zam
Harvester
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
Martin Bros. Co
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