Bob Martin to Return to Ring After Vision Improvement
International News Wire reports Bob Martin a former world war hero and heavyweight contender plans a comeback despite impaired vision. He served in the West Virginia State Police and trained under Timmy DeForest. potential opponents include Weinert Renault or Charley Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Charleston
W. Va
Bob” Martin
de Sam
Martin
van Stes Lollceman
West Virginia
Orlando
Weinert
Renault
Jimany Bronson
Charley Weinert
Firpo
Conaqueror
Jack Renault
Timmy" DeForest
America
Rank Moran
White Hope
Maratus
Aloran
Frank
Mary Ann
Bob
Bowling Results From Rotary Club Matches At Whiteside
In Minneapolis Minnesota February 24 no records were set at the seventeenth annual International Bowling Association tournament. Green River from Chinagaraphred won the $800 prize in the five man event with a 2 970 count. Twin Cues topped in singles doubles and all events. Teams Gates Sweeney Buchanan led Rotary league standings with wins and losses listed. Langfeldt high with 12 pins Sweeney second with 202 Jackson's led the league with 35 wins 16 losses. Sim ia last with 36 losses.
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Rotary Club
Whiteside
Gates
Sweeney’s
Buchanan
Simons
Sweeney
Jackson
Buchanan’s
Watson's
Langfeldt
Buchanan's
Sweeney's
Simia
Jason
Minneapolis
Minn
International Bowling Association
Green River Cam
Chinaga
Twin Cues
Tae
Loomis
Los Morris
Eende Hanson
Ralstarr Nee le
Miler
Elie
Adams
Wrant
Anekset
Bhoemaker See
Sherr
Tahi
Moore Tau
Stas Rane Gas Pebeues
Weston Os
Wallace
Penta
Hawkeye Warehouse
Waterloo Alleys
Mangin
Sandhagen
Metralt
Vussler
Warraesgy
Mancht
Tianwk
Sandhia
Tyler Peeee Pang
TUTOR MAT SQUAD DEFEATS PARSONS
Cedar Falls near Fairfield last night the Tutors defeated Parsons college 35 to 0 in a swift dual wrestling bout. Every Tutors man won a fall, with matches often under five minutes, highlighting the Teachers’ speed and dominance in the gym. They travel to Indianola Saturday to face Simpson.
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Cedar Falls
Par Sons College
Fairfield
Farfelt
Lavith
Mitch
Bender
Tuttor Srapplers
Indianola
Simpson
Tenet
Ers
Three Lights to Box No More for Leonard Crown
Three elimination matches in the New York Athletic Commission tournament eliminate top contenders for Benny Leonard’s light heavyweight title. George Chaney, Eddie Wagner, and Jack Silver fall to O'Brien, Wagner loses to Goorgy Googrich, with Chaney knocked out by Tommy O'Brien in the sixth round. Jimmy Googrich defeats Wagner after two extra rounds in a near riot. George Kid Lee replaces Rocky Nansas in Worcester as K C Jakle meets him in another tournament bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Benny
Leonard
Alblette
Commission
George
Ko" Chaney
Baltimore
Fildie
Kid Wagner
Philade
Bhla
Jack Silver
Pacific’ Coast
Silver
Joe Benjamin
San Francisco
Chaney
Tommy O’brien
Milwaukee
Jack Gernstein
O’brien
Jimmy Googrich
Buffalo News Boy
Wagher
Kid) Lee
Worcester
Mass
K. C. Clyde
Jakle
Toleflo
Lee
Rocky Nansas
Buffalo
Rock Island picks Kansas City star for outfield amid signings
Kansas City star Charles Hill joins Rock Island outfield as part of a wave of rookies. Rock Island also signs Clement Yankowski Charles Lyons Emil Kostuch and Tay Curran all with semi pro experience. Manager Walters moves from Molino to lead Great Falls in the Cascades league.
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Mtson City
Mddle Sing
Jimmy
Ken Morrissing
Budge Lampson
Charles L. Hill
Kansas City
Rock Island
Clement Yankowski
Chicago
Charles Lyons
Emil Kostuch
Milwaukee
Tay J. Curran
Lyons
Walters
Molino
Will
Great Falls
Mont
Bruggs Brown
Spokasie
Hoot Gilson
Oelwein High Cagers Win Twice Over West Union
Oelwein high basketball teams posted a double victory over West Union on Saturday. The girls won 41 to 21, extending their season mark to fourteen straight wins, while the boys triumphed 26 to 12. Zeigler and O’Elara starred for Oelwein, with Monahan leading West Union.
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Oelwein
West Union
Oelwein High
Hors
Zeigler
O'Elara
Monahan
Oelwein Hars
Luther
Bradfield
Nurmi Easily Wins Two Mile At Johns Hopkins Games
Paavo Nurmi dominates the two mile race at Johns Hopkins, finishing in 9 minutes 18.8 seconds with a questionable 3 00 yard mark, then leaving for New York. Earlier he sped to a clear victory amid a large crowd, while a separate hockey game saw Nurmi’s team defeat Gyeleth Arrowheads 2 to 1 in the first session of a two game set.
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Baltimore
Paavo Nurmi
Goss
Finn
Nurmi
New York
Benant
John the Divine
Thockhy
Dowuth
Dwuth
Minn
Nurnth
Gyeleth Arrowheads
State
Amateurs Hockey Association
FOLLOW THROUGH IN GOLF BRINGS POWER AND RHYTHM
The article discusses the importance of a proper follow through in golf, noting that insufficient follow through causes the clubhead’s power to peak behind impact and disrupts timing. It also argues that a complete follow through aids rhythm and smoothness, making the stroke effective.
First Track Drills Open for East Trageoters Candidates
East Trageoters opened its season with a first workout in the north gym led by Coach Ton Heldt. About 30 aspirants trained indoors after a light drill on starting and warmups, with daily workouts planned at the Orange and Black field once weather improves.
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North Gymnnasium
Ton Heldt
Orange and Black Athletic Field
Heldt
Jlo
Russell Ward
Tri-State
Omaha
Olen
Chiis
Dick Grotte
Tri-State League
Toamu
Luther College Coach Gets Job at Michigan
Luther College coach Fairweather was named to join Wolverine staff in Ann Arbor Michigan as an assistant trainer and coach, replacing George Tate who moves to Wisconsin. The appointment follows the dismissal of Jack Blott and outlines duties in practice games and four-year program guidance.
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Luther College
Michigan
A. Willford
Boone
Cletus Piven
Ted
Mirweather
Minver
Pnes
Het Williford
Ifee
Decorah
Bert Cage
Wanshor
Panther
Cappan
Stone Coalition
Trainin Trip
Ine Pers
Fistdtinge ” I
Yost
George Tatie
Wisconsin
Jack’ Blott
Aden
Yiestend Educatior
Arbor
Mich
Franklin Capnor
Ieweather Haerseant
Aerel
Hoppe Opens Balkline Championship With First Victory
Chicago February 24 Welker Cochrane and Erich Wagenlacher slated for afternoon action in the balkline championship. Tonight Jake Schaffer faces Edoward Horemans while defending champion Willie Hoppe earns a first win, beating K Suzuki of Japan by 490 to 818 after a late rally.
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Chicago
Welker Cochrane
Erich Wagenlacher
Jake Schaffer
Edoward Horemans
Willie Hoppe
Dominion
Osage Osarf High Faces Two Fast Teams This Week
Osage High coach Keanmen Greenaway White drills his basket tossers for two home tilts this week, starting tonight before hosting Charles City Friday. The squad shows improved form after recent Crescn fracas, with signs pointing to two more wins for the Incais crew.
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Osage
Frack Keanmen
Greenaway
Uvek
Charles City
Incais
Unclear 1920s basketball results highlight scattered scores
Fragmented scores show Central 20 Denn 2 and Cornell 29 with various misread team names like Grinnell and Syracuse. A Toledo game appears with Reinbeck defeating Toledo 35 to 10, while other lines contain garbled place names, ads, and a $15 reward note, overall reflecting a chaotic OCR page with partial results and stray notices.
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Central
Denn
Cornell
Alahoma
Grinnell
Universiy of Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Army
Mantilenderas Ohio Rtare
Norlines Indians
Tlingis
Wisconsin
Purdue
Dartmouth
Columbia
Carnegie Teohao
Notre Dame
South Dakota
South Dakotas State
Reinbeck
Reinheck
Tsien
Toledo
South St
Eldora
Jesup High Wins Buchanan County Tournament Title
Jesup High School captured the Buchanan County prep tourney by defeating Quasqueton in the final. The eight-team event drew strong crowds as Jesup defeated Independents in the first round and Stanley in the semi final before securing the title. Coach Andrews led the team to a decisive championship performance.
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Jesup
Jesup High
Buchanan County Prep
Downing Quasqueton
Macy
Coe
Independante
Te Close
Stanley
Fairbank
Serap
Quesqueton
Winthrop
Lantone
Brandon
Quasqueton
Lamont
Andrews
Ottumwa editor objects to Dixon and Willford penalties
J D Cunningham replies to Ottumwa Courier letter about Mississippi Valley League actions. He argues Dixon and Willford may have erred but deserve due process before punishment. The Waterloo club was fined 500 dollars. Dixon suspended as manager. Ottumwa hopes for fair handling and a replacement manager from Waterloo with chance to win without breaking rules.
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J. D. Cunningham
Sports Department
Ottumwa Courier
Cunningham
Bayes
Marline Dispatch
Cedar Rapids Republican
Cletus Dixon
Willford
M. V. Teague
Courier
Branted
Dixon
Williard
Mike Sexton
Thevolves Willford
Sexton
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Waterloo Baseball Club
Mississippi Valley League
Olivers
Atheir Dixon
University of Chicago
Stemeid
Elul
Towa Cagers Drive for Illinois Game
Towa Iowa News reports the upcoming basketball clash with Illinois set for Friday night. The Hawkeyes aim to rebound after a skid while Wisconsin and Minnesota contests loom, with Bresnahan’s squad busy at Urbana for relay carnivals and a gymnastics meet against Wisconsin.
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Towa
Illinois
Bresnahan
Urbana
Lawn Cinder
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Fiere
Minnesota
Ames Meet Sees 23 Prep Teams Entered
A list shows twenty three prep teams entered for the Ames meet on Friday and Saturday amid late entries and adjustments. Schools named include Ames, Belle Plaine, Jon, Rogue, Charles City, and Central, with final counts nearing nine teams.
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Ames
Anes
Tan
Ft Innual
Belle Maine
Jon
Rogue
Charles City
Central
Local Theaters Review Festival of Plays and Films
A collage from Waterloo area theaters lists plays and stars. Dear Me at Waterloo’s Herkell Players features a girl writing to herself, while Waterloo Theatre and Crystal Theatre showcase Ethel Merman or Anna Q. Nilsson era films. Strands present Coming Through and Laughing at Danger with Richardo Palmadge. Rialto Theatre hosts Ike Ewites Rainbow Girl Revue. Waterlog Theatre promotes Hal a and fe the Toast Man final showings.
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Lelie
Waterloo Thule
Herkell
Angeleo
Lt Atfords
Mtettott
Mir. Bryon
Phoy de Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Richard ‘Palmadge
Rialto
Clarry
Ike” Ewites
Druice Rialto Theatre
Mystery of a European Circus Romance in 1920s Film
In a Las Vegas style review the feature centers on Richard Mix Cols Wilson Noah Beery Robert Neeson and Frank Campeau in support with Vicar Fleming directing. The film blends exotic locales and a tragic clown plot set to natural color visuals and a French style tableau. A gala opening at the Gaul Theatre features the Phiga Quert Orchestra and Fortin Plaza.
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Richard Mix
Cols Wilson
Noah Beery
Robert Neeson
Frank Campeau
Vicar Fleming
Espadles Serven Phayers
J —Palach
Metro-Goldswyn-Mayer
Gaul Teneh Wits
Phiga Quiert Circhestrs
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Bob Martin ML
Moran
A. E. F. Champ
M'Coy Chalisions Moore
el Paso
Tex
Johnny McGoy
Cleveland
Pal Moore
Memphis
Fort Bliss
Janse
Hawkeyes
Jansi
Town City
Hector Janse
University of Iowa
Parsons
Slyer
Raymond
Nelson
Briley
Parson
Thue
Grochovsky
Balderson
Orr
Henderson
Anderson
Hanks
Croy
Wallace Far
Netson
Jimmy Goodrich
Hawkeye
Harry Iihgeby
Rockford
Astrmt
Galtore
Conyright
E Editors
Uy Jock Krutchison
Delvers
Bower
Rugut Place
East Trageoters Rold First
Geid
Sioux City
Fox Cine
Hoppe
Osarf High
Univews’ Huskies
Quasquewn
Buchanan Prep
Mike
Cherokee
Coon Rapids
Carroll
Crease
Widorn
Derby
Fort Dodge
Iowa Falls
Jorgon Consolidated
Linn Grove
le Mars
Marion City
Marshalltown
Altumwa
University High of
Iowa City
What Cheer
Grimey
Inez
fPirs National
Bien
Hollywood
Teysel
Anna Q. Nitsyon
Vivid Screen
Wangard
Cnn
Stor
Atdefa Tingers St. Jotwis
Formue
Wanwin
Lhroa
Anul
Ehonus Moeighan
Paramount
Metghan
Lila Lee
Wallace Beery
Lawrence Wheat
Ace Cers
Ace Cers. On the Same Program i In the Reel Comedy, “All Night Lon Pables
Pathe News
Sand Cave
Bid
Strand Theatre
Haris
Waterlog Theatre
John 8S
Bartley
J. & J. National Bank Blig
Iowa
Berkell
Luther Reed
Tale
Wamilion
Bilcony Oe
Belasco
Richard Talmadge
Larry Lemon
Harry “the? Evans
Rainbow Girl
Cai
Tanorraw
Fred Thompson
Aiiners
Ravenna
Chitiiron
Truman de Enane
East High Auditorium
Brest
Victor
Eer
Abe A Te
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
John Gilbert
Matt
Stan Laurel
Davis Dry Goods Co
Plaza Orchestra
Laszlo
Franz Erkel
Zane Grey
Richard DIX
Lois Wilson
Syo
Will Rogers
Pathe
Lewis S. Stone
Anna Q. Nilsson
Thomas
Meighan
Lila
Harry
Langdon
Aesop's
Lily of the Dust
Treat Dance Forum
Wells and His Orchestra
Armory
al. Gable
Sam H. Harris
Io Clemence
Ran Solph
Somerset Maucuilt
Miss Thompson
Sis
Saas
Waterls Theatre
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