Orange and Rose Battle Tonight in City High Showdown
Tonight features the annual high school basketball clash between Orange and Rose Highs with Kresens and Sarft leading rival lineups. The East versus West contest is billed as a major sport event amid uncertainty, while a sectional tournament at West High is slated for Friday and Saturday with season tickets emphasized for entry.
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Louis Kresens
Orange and Blackmen
Johnson
Kipp
Holman
Tollefson
Attus
Ralph Sarft
Weet High
Desa
Sindlinges
Mier Brothers
Guarae
Stimson
Hells
Ferguson
Cedar Falls
Far West High
Lawn City Tribe
Aid East High
Emile
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
West Hich
Gelwein
Ionient Arieast High
Cunsen
West High
WG. Sherman
Grinnell
Cnath
Des Moines West High
S. M. Wallace High
Coe and Cornell in Final Basketball Game Tomorrow
Coe cagers, emboldened by Minnesota trip losses, meet Cornell in the last Yacketball clash of the season at Cedar Rapids. The Purple aim to prevent a Cornell clean sweep with Werrimany at guard and Johnston and Thompson leading the forwards in a close contest.
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Cedar Rapide
Minnesota
Coe Cagers
Cornell
Stuetke
Johnston
Thompson
Cornall
Coe-Corneil Athletic
Rervan
Pas High School Defeats Paterson In Record Cage Win
Pas high school basketball defeated Paterson high school 28 to 8, equalling Worltly's record for cage games won. The victory marked the Paterson five reaching a noted milestone as the Buffalo Germans of Buffalo previously set the mark in boys basketball.
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Worltys
Paterson
Pas
Paterson High School
Buffalo Germans
Buffalo
Progress Slow in T B Eradication in Iowa
Des Moines reports slow progress in bovine tuberculosis eradication in Iowa. Federal inspector Dr. F H Tromp eon says 1,336 herds are accredited while 4,455 remain on the waiting list. More than 3,000 herds have passed one tree test.
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Des Moines
Iowa
F.H. Trompeon
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Basketball scores quick update from college games
Cornell defeated Princeton 50 to 24 and Michigan beat Illinois 27 to 20. Other listed results include Minnesota 24 over Wisconsin 29 wrong as given. Alabama 40 over Georgia 25. Harvard 56 over Stanford 36. and Milwaukee Normal 34 over Missouri 40.
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Cornell
Princeton
Michigan
Illinois
Lows
Minnesota
Alabama
Kannan Visio
Westewater
Milwaukan Normal
Harva
Apgortans
Mtoe
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
A fragmented verse piece titled A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy uses the Income Tax as a recurring motif. It riffs on taxation and social scenes with playful archaic spelling and surreal imagery. The lines mix humor and critique as it threads tax themes through stage and dining scenes.
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J. P. McEvoy
Grinnell Prepares for Missouri Valley Indoor Track Meets
Grinnell College athletes train for two Missouri Valley indoor meets. Coach Doc Hult will send distance runners Capt Dougherty and others while Mellrath, Kilchen, Stotts, Gillette race sprints. Hurdles and field events athletes such as Taylor Stock Green and Fr Taylor work out as Grinnell aims for a strong season.
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Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Grinnell, Ta
Bradsthletes
Grinnell College
Drake
Ames
Kansas City
Doc” Hult
Grittnett
Dougherty
Meyer
Howard
Therap
Mellrath
Harrison
Duke
Smiley
iKilchen
Stotts
Gillette
Green
Hawk
Dansen
Dare
Huston Enters Spring Training With Yankees Links
The report notes Huston at New Orleans training with Yankees figures including Me players Shawkey and Schang while Cubs pitcher Sergeant Jim Tork faces reinstatement issues. Catalina Island camp signals a push to speed drills as Bill Kulefer orders faster workouts.
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Ston
Yanks
Sail
Huston
Ake
Mays
Scott
Shawkey
Schang
Bush Ana Mepally
New Orleans
Chicago
Terome Dunn
Aiichigan
Pri
Northwestern University
Jim Tork
Cub
Jarre
Jin Hig
Catalina Island
Bill Kulefer
York
Harry Grtb
Pittsburgh
Gene Tunker
New York
Fain Afas
Pancho Villa and Frank Genaro Clash for Flyweight Title
Frank Genaro or Pancho Villa prepare to challenge Jimmy Wilde for the American flyweight crown at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. The boxing duel in New York pits two rising challengers against Wilde, who holds the 112 pound world title.
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Jay United
New York
United States
Madison Square Burden
Pancho Villa
Frank Genaro
Villa
Genaro
Jimmy Wilde
Wilde
Dave Driscoll
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Harry Lauer
Peter Herman
Ax la Muldoon
Belquin
Sarff Plans Drake Relay Entry For Des Moines Carnival
Coach Ralph Sarff of West High will enter eight or more runners in the Drake Relay Carnival at Des Moines late Anhulis. The squad may include Fer and other lettermen in the half mile shuttle and mile relays with Sweitzer Pasek Ferguson Eighmey and Dumenil as leaders. Captain Sweitzer and Pasek also placed in the Town City indoor meet with Sweitzer fourth in the mile and Pasek third in the vard dash.
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Ralph Sarff
West High
Des Moines
Anhulis
Nck
Sweitzer
Pasek
Ferguson
Eighmey
Dumenil
Red learn reports to St. Louis Cards
Red team former semipro pitcher Tor Oelwein and Upper Iowa University man reported to the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday. He left Saturday for St. Louis. Bill Wasner, mainstay for the Oelwein team last two seasons, reported in the Kenosha Nash Motor team.
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Qoelwein
Tor Oelwein
Upper Iowa University
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Bill Wasner
Oelwein
Kenosha Nash Motor
Fights Tossed In Scantily Reported Nightcard Mix
Boxing results from last night show Malone beat Klewh by technical knockout in round six in Chicago. Delaney outpoints Jamieson over 19 rounds in Milwaukee. Dallen knocks out Rivers in the fourth at Indianapolis. DeFoe defeats Carlson in Brockton on a 19 round decision. Jenson-Bueler Lake captures the English bantamweight crown with a points win over Vormy Harrison in a 10 round bout. EveryWarminer of Chicago is ordered out of the ring in the sixth round after refusing to fight Sid Barbarian in Detroit.
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Chicago
Lork Malone
St. Baul
Johnny Klewh
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Jimmy Delaney
Ted Jamieson
Indianapolis
Jimmy Dallen
Rey Rivers
H Brockton
Mass
Billy DeFoe
St.Dail
Harry Carlson
Brockston
Jenson—Bueler Lake
England
Iowa Strengthens Lead in Big Ten Race After Win
Iowa remains unbeaten in the Western conference title race after a 29 to 24 victory over Minnesota. Funk extends his scoring lead with 182 points, while Barnes slips to second with 116. Janse rises to third in field goals as Michigan and Illinois see little change in standings. Capt. Ely tops field goals with 41 in the season.
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Chicago
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Funk
Harrison
Barnes
Wank
Town
Janse
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Purdue
Capt. Ely
Capt
Big Pow
Altho Barnes
Maroons
Campbell Dickson
Dickson
Ely
Osage Beats Clermont In Fayette High School Bout
Osage high school defeated Clermont high school 44 to 14 on the Peacock rectangle in Fayette. Osage led from the start with strong guarding and passing, limiting Clermont to just two points by halftime. Substitutions slowed the pace in the second half as Osage maintained control for the decisive win.
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Fayette
Osage
Giermont High School
Tipper
Town University
CIA
Altho Clermont
Altho
Clermont
Hogan
Hill
Glermont
Larson
Ei Larson
Shipton
van. T
Larsen
Orwall
Luther
Sportsmen to award bars to crack shots
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Sportsmen association to honor marksmen with gold bars for excellent shots at registered shoots. A 50 straight earns a bar, 180 straight earns a bar and credit toward final totals, with additional trophies after ten bars in 1923. Non residents welcome and recognized as home boys.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Sportsmen's Association
Iowa
Bancroft Trade Battle Sheds Light on Giants Infield
Giants chief Dave Bancroft contends for a $2,500 raise amid trade rumors to the Reds Pirates or Cubs. Frisch and Groh, earning $12,500 and on two to three year deals, are cited as contrasting salaries. The piece labels Bancroft as the team's infield mainspring and notes management rejects salary increases as trenching pressure rises.
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Davis J. Walsh
International No
Ew York
Giants
San Antonio
Dave Bancroft
Treds
Pirates
Cubs
Bancroft
St. Louis
Altho
Wrisch
Groh
Banny
Dare
Frisch
Independence Boy Beats Chicago Lad in Wrestling Match
Independence, Ind. February 27. Chappell lightweight champion from Chicago, Havlicek, lost to local wrestler Harry Warlicek in two straight falls. First fall 35 minutes headlock and toe hold. second 15.5 minutes body scissors. Havlicek forfeited $50 for missing weight by three-eighths pound. Leo Cone of Independence defeated Clarence Flack of Brandon in the prelim. Promoters plan a rematch between Havlicek and Vernon Breed.
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Independence
Chicago
Harry Warlicek
Leo Cone
Clarence Flack
Brandon
Havlicek
Vernon Breedovr
Well Known Trapshooter Charles Spencer Dies in San Antonio
San Antonio, Tex. Feb. 27. Charles R. Spencer, a prominent professional trapshooter, died suddenly on Feb. 17 after being found unconscious in his hotel room. A 46 year old veteran, Spencer led national standings in multiple years, including high averages in 1909 and 1916, doubles in 1915 and 1916, and a famed 665 straight at 16 yards set at Viola in 1909.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles R. Spencer
Trindas
Spencer
Viola
Where Was Golf First Played in United States
An Associated Press survey traces early US golf origins with claims from Yonkers New York 1888 and Burlington Iowa 1883. It notes a 1813 Savannah paper mention and earlier Chicago area courses by Hobart Chatfield-Taylor. The Yonkers club founded by Robert Lockhart influenced the sport’s spread.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
Altho
Rt. Andrews
Yonkers
N. Y
Ant
Thit
T. A. Bell
Burlington
Great Britain
Bell
Iowa
Edinburgh
United States
Hobart Ghatfield-Taylor
Robert Lockhart
Central Park
New York
Lockhart
Gotham Police
Church Tourney Nears Conclusion With Banquet Awaiting Winners
Inter Sunday school basketball tournament nears its end as two more Tuesdays determine victors. A large banquet will honor participants with top teams such as United Brethren and First Presbyterian posting strong scores in last night’s games.
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Guiltes
United Brethren
Christ Episcopal
Grace M. Ja
Home Park Baptist
St. Paul's
First M. B
Iowa Falls High School Wins Wrestling Meet
Feb 27 report shows Iowa Falls High School defeating Clarion Iowa Palis in a wrestling match with Iowa Falls earning clear margins. The article notes Hoppe in form during a separate practice in New York with Charles Peterson as prep for an 18.2 balk line title defense against Jake Schaeffer on March 12.
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Towa
Falls
Clarion
Iowa
Palis
Iowa Falls
Hoppe
New York
Charles Peterson
Jake Schaeffer
Willie Hoppe
Ife
Broadcasting Concert Schedule From Palmer and WGY Stations
Radio Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa airs a February schedule with weather time signals market quotations chimes and concerts. WGY Schenectady New York transmission lists a February 28 program with instrumental and vocal selections including piano and cello solos and a variety of orchestral pieces. An unrelated note warns that anthrax carried wool can be disinfected but hides and skins cannot be treated without damage.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Chandler
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Dwight H. Slady
Erwin Siwinde
Amoo Wrotto Band
Rock Island
Jake Moody
Molla and Suzanne Vie For Title Amid Bronchitis and Woes
Monte Carlo February reports Mia Mallory of the United States and Mile. Suzanne Lenglen of France contending for a symbolic title of the world’s poorest sportsman at the Riviera tournament. Mallory cites bronchitis delaying entry while Lenglen withdraws from singles citing heart trouble and ankle pain. Mallory struggles to defeat Miss Hewett of England in opener.
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Mia
Molla B. Mallory
United States
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Hera
Riviera
Mille Lenglen
Suzanne
Mrs. Mallory
Miss Hewett
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