Nine Powerful Teams Toe Mark for City Tournament
Waterloo moves toward a city wide amateur basketball tournament opening Monday at West High School. Nine teams vie including Illinois Central Railroad, John Deere, Steelys, Mid-Continent, Bartles Shepherd, Lauerman, Fitzgeralds, ML CG A, and Rath Packing. Three games Monday night begin at 7:30 with Illinois Central facing YM in the M. G. O. A. division, Lauerman vs Bartles Shepherd, and Steely vs Mid-Continent.
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West High School
Ilinois Central Railroad Shops
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Iinois
Steelys
Mid- Continent
Bartles-Shepherd Oi
Poerful Elubs
Lauermans
Fitzgeralds
Iulinois Central
M. GO. A
Railroad Boys
Bartles-Shepherd
Long City
John Deere Tenments
Rath Packing Company
Fitegeralds
Makeever
Sarff
Taylor
Midge Makeeever
East High School
Ralph Sarfi
Lee Taylor
Des Moines
Iowa
Ciltle
Missouri Valley
Big Six
Man Whitford
Towa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ralph Pronk
Old Rose
West High
Clute's and Macs End In Overtime Hockey Draw
One of the city league s closest games ended 1 1 after three periods and 10 minutes of overtime as Clute's and Macs traded goals Hackett tied for Clute's in the second period Bartett scored for Macs in the third period. The Black's versus Men's Style Shop match was forfeited.
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Clute
Levermans Narrowly Lose to Deere Team in Big Game
In a high scoring Industrial league battle John Deere Tractor edged Lavermans 3 to 3% behind strong showings by Potter Stetzel and McKhevitt for Deere while Burns and Wente led Lavermans. Improved defense gives Lavermans optimism for city tournament.
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Lavermans
Lawverman
Tournamant
Potter
Stetzel
Mckhevitt
Burns
Wente
Ingram Big Noise as Pioneership Penn College Five
Grinnell College defeated Penn College 43 to 25 as Ingram led with six points on six baskets. Coggeshall and Fatt each added four field goals, while Penn challenged early, holding an 18 to 10 lead before Grinnell pulled away.
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Penn College Five
Grinnell
U.R
Ingram
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Penn College
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Fatt
Penn
Pioneers
Waterloo Amateur Basketball Tournament Urges Merit and Community Support
An upcoming amateur basketball tournament in Waterloo aims to showcase local youth from West High and other groups. Players, mostly graduates working in business and industry, compete without pay while officials receive a nominal fee. Any surplus funds will be shared equally among participating teams.
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City Mayor Promotes Basketball Tournament
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts, a keen sports fan, endorses the city basketball tournament as a long awaited event. He plans to attend multiple sessions at West High, noting city officials will be in attendance Monday and possibly Tuesday through Thursday nights.
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First Order
West High
Rose Cagers Triumph In Final West High Tilt
West High school basketball closed its season with a 19 to 15 victory over University High of Iowa City. Templeton led West with four field goals and two free throws, while Cragkhant and Johnson each contributed four goals for Iowa City. Referee Young ejected Meyers after an oncourt argument. the contest featured strong defense and late surge by West to secure the win.
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Templeton
Skein
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Mneups
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Ig Gnagy
College Basketball Scores From Various Iowa Schools
Iawr State 37 Nebraska 33 Grinnell 43 Penn 26 State Teachers 25 Parsons 22 Town Wesleyan 44 Central 31 Western Union 36 Walher 20 Army 37 Harvard 24 Yale 28 Princeton 59 Notre Dame 28 Michigan State 27 Purdue 39 Ohio State 23 Knox 46 Hamline 29 Lake Forest 35 Mamals reserves 33 Carleton 2% Lawrence 25 Fort Dodge JC 61 Mazon City JC 14 La Crosse Teachers 26 Platteville Teachers 22 Spearfish Normal 31 Columbus College Sioux Falls Augustana Sioux Falls 49 Dakota Wesleyan 39 Grote Olaf 29 Gustavus Adolphus 21 Winona State 27 St. Cloud 26 High School results include Tows City 43 Davenport 29 Newton 23 Grinnell 9 Oskaloosa 20 Ames N. Boones 19 Marshalltown 18 Grinnell 38 Grant High Cedar Rapids Maxon City 23 Fort Dodge 22 Dubuque High 15 Washington Cedar Rapids 14 Creston 29 Shenandoah 14 Oelwine 32 Burlington 26 Muscatine 27 Movit Pleasant 14.
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Tows City
Davenport
Newton
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Ames N. Boones
Marshalltown
Giinton
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Ory
Managers Speak on City Tournament Outcomes
Nine team managers from Illinois Central to Fitzgerald Bros answer who will win the Waterloo city tournament. Most refuse to predict a single champion, praising merit and fairness, while a few mention strong clubs like John Deere, Illinois Central, Steelys, and Rath Pack.
Oneida and Delhi Win Del County Tourney Games
Oneida defeats Delaware 26 to 23 and Delhi tops Dundee 21 to 20 to reach the Delaware county boys basketball final round in Manchester Iowa. Oneida trailed most of the game but pulled ahead late. Delhi used mostly substitutes, yet built a solid lead by halftime and held on.
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Delhi
Courier Special Service
Manchester
Delaware
Dundee
Delaware Jed
Delht
Haugen Loses in Ski Title Jump at Brattleboro
The national ski jumping champion is Strand Mikkelsen of Greenfield MA who won the title from Lars Haugen of St Paul. Haugen failed after a 155 foot jump and sprained shoulder while Mikkelsen posted 141 and 181 feet. Guttorm Paulsen of Norge Ski Club Chicago took the class B title with jumps of 132 and 127 feet.
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Keating
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Bat Smiths
Sorenson
Ayres
Corson
Holbrook
Stephenson Ata
Waterloo Water Amateur Basketball Tourney Champions Crowned
Nine Waterloo teams competed across Monday through Thursday nights at 7 30 with officials Ralph Sarfl Midge Makeever G W See Taylor and Munn Whitford. Waterloo city champions won the Tangney McGinn Championship trophy.
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Waterloo
Ralph Sarfl
Midge Makeever
G. W
Taylor
Munn Whitford
Tangney - McGinn
East High Triumphs 27 16 To Close Regular Season
East High edges New Hampton 27 to 16 in a fast defense driven game on the Orange and Black floor. Captain Christians and Gerber pace the guard duo while Zegarac debuts at center and ties for high score with Jans. East closes 8-7. prepares for sectional opener at Delwe Thursday against Oelwein.
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Midge Makeever
Delwe
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Cuickasaw County Five
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Makeever
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Zegarac
Center
Chris Jans
Serim
Image
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Fiish
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Kennedy
Ales
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Bebeee
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Wahgner
Beginac
Dnngins
Zegorac
Douglas
Martin
Christians
Lee
Gerber
Newhampton
Kramer
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McLain Quits Basketball to Stay Amateur
Patefece Wampum failed to lure Mayes McLain from football. The Hawkeye star will not play senior basketball, prioritizing chances for further intercollegiate football. Lloyd Grim succeeds McLain, leading the Iowa Jumbos with former Hawkeyes.
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Haskell Institute
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City's Best Bid for Trophy Given For Title Honors
A silver plated regulation trophy, designed by a metal worker, will be awarded to the undefeated team in the city amateur championship tourney. Donated by Tangney MacGinn Hotels, it will reside in the Russell Lamson hotel lobby in a special cabinet. The winning team’s name will be engraved yearly. The trophy is displayed in Lauerman store corner window at Fourth and Commercial streets.
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Russell~Lamson Hotel
Avginning
Lauerman’ Store
Lom Bard College Star Ellis Nickolaus Shines on Court
Another player named Ellis Nickolaus, six feet six inches, plays center for Lom Bard College. He is a fast floor man with rebounding skill and a penchant for scoring on putbacks. Nickolaus hails from Olds, Ta.
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Ellis Nickolaus
Lombard College
Boxing Evening Yields Mixed Results Across Cities
In a night of uneven outcomes, Paulino Uzcudun faced Christner to a draw in Hot Springs while Dave Rogers outpointed Jackie Vammer in Minneapolis. Johnny Kaiser defeated Jimmy McGraw in Cincinnati, and Jack Boensley stopped Duke Lior in Oakland.
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Dave Rogers
Minnepone
Jackie Vammer
Perry
St. Louis
Johnny "Fee Wee" Kaiser
St Laws
Jimmy McGraw
Cincinnati
San Diego
Gat
Jack Boensley
Oakland
Duke Lior
Minneapolis
Teaghers Quint Captures Title in Iowa League
Iowa State Teachers College stays atop the Iowa conference with a 25 to 22 win over Parsons as Luther falls to Western Union 30 to 20. Western Union upset Luther on home court while Parsons suffered a fast, back and forth game at Cedar Falls. Secretary Harry Grabber announced all White Sox players signed for 1929.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
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Harry’ Grabber
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