Waterloo Club Signs Twenty Two For Baseball Nine
Waterloo Iowa signs twenty two players for the baseball nine led by Cletus Dixon. The list includes six pitchers and a mix of infielders outfielders and catchers, with several rookies from across the region. Dixon plans a southern training camp tour in March to finalize the roster.
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Aterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Baseball Club
Waoterloo
Cletus Dixon
Dixon
Vicludes
Fred Johannes
Belvidere
Millard
Berlin
York
Letty Grofit
Gettysburg
Joe Widmar
Rockford
Slim Bron- 36H
Nebraska
Hugh McMahon
Nashua
Charles Dunn
Leo O’connor
Lawler
Harry Griep
Milwaukee
Hub Amundsen
Rhinelander
Wis
Charles Ebert
St. Louis
Albert Markeson
Correctionville
Abe Kaplan
Mankato
Minn
Fred Kleaveneau
Superior
Markeson
Jack Slage
Lincoln
Neb
Cher Scott
Ainesworth
George Williams
Des Moines
Stuart Clarke
Fred. Flewry
Omaha
Cal Kelloge
Clarke
Wembher
Spot Grant
Hawk
Waterloo
Pilot
Eugene Rye
Hawks
Spurbeck
Danville
Sougii
Kelly
Rasmussen
Williams
McMahon
Paul Zeigter
Harry St. Clair
Delaware County High School Cage Tourney This Week
The second annual Delaware county basketball tournament comes to Manchester high school this Friday and Saturday with nine teams. Greeley seeks to defend the Gildner trophy cup as Hopkinton Buck Creek Colesburg Barkville Dundee Oneida Delhi and Manchester compete for the title. Ted Payseur of Dubuque high school will officiate all games. First round Friday afternoon, second round Friday evening, third round Saturday afternoon, with the finals Saturday evening.
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Manchester
Manchester High School
Greeley
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Colesburg
Barkville
Dundee
Oneida
Delhi
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Ackley Baseball Club Plans for 1926 Season
Ackley Iowa Feb 24 Special The M W A baseball club of Ackley has elected officers for the coming year and leased the ball diamond in the south part of town for 1926. They are ready for visiting teams. Manager John Voy is arranging dates. Officers include William Batis president Fred Fisher secretary committee on grounds Fred Heer Rev R Glese and Adam Johns.
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Ackley
M. W. A. Baseball Club
Baly
John Voy
William Batis
Fred Fisher
Fred Heer
R. Glese
Adam Johns
Frank Frisch Signs Contract With Giants
New York February 24 AP report Frank Frisch second baseman of the Giants has signed a renewed contract. He will report to Sarasota Florida Saturday Curtis Fulerton a St Paul pitcher who once played with the Red Sox has been purchased by the Yanks and may remain in St Paul this season.
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New York
Frank Frisch
Giants
Sarasota
Fla
Curtis Fulerton
St. Paul
Borton Red Sox
Yanks
Sea RA
Rem
Joe Widmar
Waterloo
Dixon
Wilton Floberg
The
Courier
Floberg
Freddie Schulz
Hasty Malmgren
Hawk
Widmar
Rockford
Milton Man Possesses 16 Inch Knife Like Device
A Milton man claims ownership of a 16 inch knife and fork combination once said to belong to George Washington. The piece resembles a large jackknife and inspires jokes about eating salad without a bowl. The fragmentary text also references historical notes, a warm-hands device, and a radio station anniversary.
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Milton
George Warington
Rath Packing Five Tops New Hartford Independents 15 14
Rath Packing five defeated New Hartford Independents in a rough game last night by 15 to 14. The Packers rallied in the second half, limiting New Hartford to one point in the third and fourth quarters after a 13 9 halftime deficit. Bob Burton and Percy Fields highlighted Rath's lineup.
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Rath Packing Company
New Hartford Independents
Packers
New Hartford
Bob Burton
Percy Fields
Rath
Hawkeye Off Bowling Team Beats Hall-Rites 2 of 3
The Hawkeye Off team won two of three in a Commercial league match at Waterloo alleys last night. Burnham led scoring with 277 and 2.
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Hawkeye
Hall-Rites
Waterloo Alileys
Burnham
Tutor wrestlers end good season at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Feb 24 Special The Tutor wrestling team finished with a 5% record against 26 for opponents. They won two of three dual meets, beating Des Moines University 29 0 and Oklahoma University 19 74, while losing to Cornell College at Mount Vernon. Six members expected back, with Standley and Bartels highlighted as future standouts.
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Cedar Falls
Jocal
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Des Moines University
Oklahoma University
Sooners
Standley
Beane
Bryant
Chuck Andrews
Bartels
Mat Rean
Crescoigh School
Bender
Groshowski
Sanders
Louie Orr
Will Paulsen
Orr
Croy
Sievert
Illinois Relays Set With 700 Athletes This Week
Chamnatsa II Feb 24 An indoor relay carnival draws 65 universities colleges and prep schools with over TOM athletes. Twenty two universities 21 colleges and a dozen high schools will enter stars, aiming to break carnival records as sprint and relay events test speed and endurance.
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Chamnatsa, II
University of Ihnois
Johnson
Michigan
Winois
Niversities
Sorthweeten
Urinnel
Purdue
Notre Dart Marquet
Michieerty
Jews
ATI Indiana
Drake
Washington
St. Louis
Ames
Creighton
Minnesota
Kansas
Charley Hoff sets indoor pole vault record despite ankle sprain
New York reports Charley Hoff, a Nordic pole vaulter, splashed into an indoor world record of 18 ft 9 in before suffering a left ankle sprain when his foot stepped through the boards at Mes t Maison Square. He still completed the vault, securing the record amid dramatic injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hoff
New York
Charley
Norway
Moff
Maison Square
Mac D Smith Shines at Gleneagles in 1920 England Feat
The article extols Mac D Smith a veteran golfer from New York, praising his calm stroke and “Eluman Wolf Machine” nickname. It recalls wins at the 1925 Metropolitan Open, the Texas Open and Dallas Open, and recounts a notable English showcase in 1920 near Gleneagles where Smith and rival Dono Par produced a remarkable sequence of holes, including a stretch of pars and birdies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AT. Demaree
Witcher
New York Giants
AfacDonald Smith
Het
Smith
Sunler Seveleskie
Mac
England
George Dunca
Gleneagles
Doncan
Toles
Suvecseive Uirces
Academy Basketmen Best Sacred Heart in Fast Mix
Our Lady of Victory academy basketball team defeated Sacred Heart 20 to 12 at OLV. The win gives the academy the city parochial title with three wins to Sacred Heart's two. Brennan led with 12 points while Horan and Sims starred for the victors and Murphy and Coughlin stood out for Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Sacred Heart High
Academy Five
St. Mary's
Sacredeart
Sacred Heart
West Side
Brennan
J. Horan
Canter
Sims
Victors
FL Murphy
Coughlin
Warped sports roundup highlights college, tennis and wrestling trends
A jumbled wire service style update notes Bud Hamilton and Bud Chambers in a lightweight bout near Kansas City, mentions international women’s tennis at Wimbledon, and cites Brooklyn players like Dick Cox and Zach Wheevit. It also references Northwestern University, the Chicago area wrestling instruction and various changing contract talks and team results amid a broad, disjointed sports page.
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Bud Hamilton
Bud Chambers
Kansas City
Duluth
Langon
Wighman
Wimbledon
Clearwater
Blue Wine
Dick Cox
Zach Wheevit
Mitton Stuck
Brooklyn
Thivenport
Lasher
Rerin
Way
Merved
Diessebb
Svuister
Ondstieress Willsen Artton
Tean Son Cito
Haime
Eka Linens
Nureatt
Tombs
U Preis
University of A Hicag
Nm Do Lotthanded
Outielder
Hawkeyes Defeat Northwestern In Low-Scoring Battle
Iowa City report notes Iowa beat Northwestern 12 to 11 in a Western Conference game. Iowa's defense held Northwestern to 11 points, marking a three-game winning streak and a shift from eighth place toward a possible second in three weeks. The clash featured limited field goals and a rare second-half drought by Northwestern.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Chicago
Secon
Iowans
Michigan
Rdwestern
Wolverines
Hawkeye
Purple
Orange Township cage team beats Geneseo in high scoring clash
Orange Township High defeated Geneseo in a speedy local basketball game last night. Orange led 43 to 4 at halftime as Lambert led Geneseo with 24 points while Weigle scored 22 for Orange. Hoffman and Lambert starred for Geneseo. Weigle and Miller locked down for Orange.
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Orange Township
Orange Township High
Geneseo
Orange
Lambert
Hoffman
Weigle
Miller
First Night in Camp Sows Sleep Distress and Forest Fantasies
A novice campers experience extreme sleep deprivation in the wilderness as exhaustion warps perception. Grotesque misreadings of forest sounds and unusual appetite accompany restlessness, vivid dreams, and heightened sensitivity to cold drafts and firelight.
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Geteille
Hawkeye-Full Jee Enlpb and Iowa City Wrestle Cards
Hawkeye-Full Jee Enlpb of Waterloo to meet Tonymy Farrell of Des Moines in semi windup for Bizz Griffith Jack Heineman fight at Mason City next Monday evening. Other Waterloo matchups include Blondy O Connor versus Ralph Lee Mason City in prelims. Brownlands Joel O Ham previews track season and Fort Dodge boxer Brown returns to police work after a raid. Rock Island signs rookie Towell amid Boston pursuit. Joe Widmar and L Red Klengenau join Waterloo, with Lee O'Connor and Dan Lindner connections noted.
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Jee Enlpb
Waterloo
Tonymy Farrell
Des Moines
Bizz Griffith
Jack Heineman
Mason City
Blondy O'Connor
Ralph Lee
Teachers College
Iowa
Willie Klein Leads Open at Lakeland in Florida
Lakeland Fla February 24 AP Willie Klein West Palm Beach led the Lakeland open after 36 holes with a 143. Tammy Armour Sarasota, Bobby Cruickshank and Al Espinosa shared third on 145. Mike Brady Greensboro shot 67 in morning but faltered afternoon finishing tied for 45 with Johnny T central Florida champion.
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Lakeland. Fla
A Plorician
Willie Klein
West Palm Beach
Towy
Klein
Tammy Armour
Sarasara
West Cogs
Bobby Cruickshank
al Espi- Nosa
Chicago
Andy Kay
Toronto
Mike Brady
Wingoof
N. C
Johnny T
Central Florida
LLINGIS CENTRAL CAGE TEAM TO TACKLE DUMONT HIGH
Timnery Central basketball squad travels to Dumont High Thursday night for a key matchup. Dumont beat Mason City Aces recently and aims to repeat. Manager Fred Seidler will likely start the same five from the last Dumont game with Glebe Trotters: Huleit and Flostetler at forwards Ott at center and Leonard Ginstead and Allentine at guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timnery Central Shops
Dumont
Mason City Aces
Exiieel
Fred Seidler
Shops
Dumont Glebe Trotters
Huleit
Flostetler
Ott
cent @r
Leonard Ginstead
Leaders and Presbyterians Lead In Intermediates at East High
The First Baptist team and Christ Episcopal shared the circuit lead after tight wins and strong showings last night at East High. Christ Episcopal defeated St Pauls M B 46 7 to stay tied with First Baptist, while First Presbyterian edged Burton Avenue Baptist 19 18 and Westminster Presbyterian beat Northminster 14 14. Forfeits eliminated First Evangelical and Central Christian, as the Baptist manager plans a protest over a late notice for the Burton Avenue tilt. Other results included Calvary Evangelical 17, Grace M BB 1d, First M E 33, Linden MB 4.
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First Baptist
Christ Episcopal
East High
First Brethren
St. Paul’s M. B
First Bawkist
First Presbyterian Downing
Burton Avenue Baptist
Westminster Presbyteran
Northminster Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Walnut Street Baptist
Central Christian
First Congregational
Baptist
Calvary Evangelical
Grace M. EB
M. E
Linden MB
Basketball results summary card
Yan 2 defeated by Pennsylvania 40 to 2? St Ambrose 24. Chillicothia business college 43 over Kem per Military 21. Depnuw 29, Franklin 18. Columbus college Yd Aberdeen for mala3. Kansas 27, Missouri 22.
Resin rule clash stalls resin use in early season
New York Feb 4 The American League will warn pitchers before the season starts to avoid resin bags and any misuse as a proposed rule allowing resin rubbing under umpire supervision failed to win AL approval. Commissioner Landis supported the change, NL members opposed, and the league owners fear a commissioner stance that could ignite a major dispute.
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New York
Uup
Landis
Zis
National League
Resin
Tost
High School Track and Swimming Meet Under Northwestern Aegis
Chicago February 24 AP Crary leads top high school track squad this week as they prepare for the annual interscholastic meet under Northwestern University. Cedar Rapids Iowa sends its track team and Atlantic City its champion swimming team to compete.
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Chicago
Crary
Northwestern University
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic City
Sure Way to Remove Dandruff by Arvon Liquid
A remedy claims four ounces of ordinary liquid Arven applied at night will moisten the scalp and dissolve all dandruff by morning. With repeated use, it supposedly destroys every sign of dandruff, stops itching, and leaves hair lustrous and soft. Liquid Arvon is available at drug stores.
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Delaware County
Ackley Baseball Club
Reg - GoNr
Cao
Inc
George McManus
Beo
Nobby
ARE
George
O— Gaunt
Martha
North Pole
Irving
Engish Post
Ben Johnson
Detroit News
Ben Joneon
T Ondon
Algo
Mintrentio Cubase
Gentun
Popii
KENY
Beati
Mary Louise Spas
Nj Chogelate
Whiteside
Guayoline
Caer
Merce
Illinois
Mac D. Smith
Academy Basketmen
WANG
Juel O'Ham
Fort Dodge
Lewest
Port Dodge
O'Hara
Rock Island Baseball Club
Preston Gray
Classet Towell
Boston
Towell
Wil Chum
Howard Ehimke
Rock Island
Lowell
Hred Klengenéau
Dan Lindner
Hawk Twireier
Lee O'Cionnor
Bill Keefe
Dixonstu
Lakeland
Llingis
Dumont High
Miett
Wm Sele
NsGss
Tn Rolors
Mark
Dark Wray
Russel and Heige
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