Weights Clash Set For Waterloo Theatre Monday Night
Ralph Alexander and Jack Clifford agree to a ten round heavyweight bout at the Waterloo theatre Monday evening. Promoter John moves quickly with arrangements as Clifford eyes more fights and Alexander returns after months away with training and plans to face Frankie Bush and possible Reed in the undercard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clifford
Mnsaesata
Ralph Alexander
Waterloo
Folm Gass
Epringie
Jacque
Clifford
John
Mike Gibbons
Alex
Jack
Ralph
St. Paul
Gibbons
Clifford Hani
Big Munn
Nebrasike
Tanipta Clifford
Munn
Alexander
Hiss
Lou Bollinger
Bush
Frankie Bush
Rockford
Antonio
Sammy Mandel
Pest
Grundy County Cage Meet This Weekend
Reinbeck Iowa February 27 Grundy county annual basketball tournament scheduled for Friday and Saturday features six teams Beaman Conrad Reils Durée Grandy Center and Dikearg Reinbeck high school fives. Semifinal hopes center on a Grands Center versus Reinbeck final while Reinbeck defeated New Hartford two to one Monday led by Campier and Cramer with Poll strong for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Grundy County
Beaman, Conrad
Reils- Durée
Grandy Center
Dikearg
Reinbeck High School
Grands Center
Reinbeck Hich Racind
New Flartford Five
Canpler
Cramer
Decorah Cagers Defeat New Hampton 27 to 11
Decorah High closed the basketball season at New Hampton Monday evening with a 27 to 11 victory. Starters included Algy Miste who scored heavily for Decorah while New Hampton managed only two field goals. Decorah achieved 12 wins in 16 games against regional rivals such as Charles City Osage and Waukon.
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Decorah
Decorah High
New Hampton
Algy Miste
Charles City
Osage
Waukon
Lawler
Etkader
Basketball Scores Report From Regional Matches
Kansas defeated Grinnell 39 to 19 while Valparaiso led Columbia 26 to 23. Beloit posted 49 over Dubuque 35 and Princeton 34 topped Columbia 17. Haness Aggies 2 percent against AliNcourt 1h unclear.
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Kansas
Grinnel
Valparaiso
Columbia
Heloit
Dubuque
Princeton
Haness Aggies
AliNcourt
West High forms W Club for letter winners achievements
A W club formed at West High includes athletes with letters in football basketball or track from Old Rose and Black school. Officers elected Allen Loomis president Charles Hetts vice president Claire Barclay secretary treasurer. Meetings first Monday with April election. Charter members listed and honorary attendees include Coach Ralph Sarft Ray Fuller and Fred J. Kruss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Old Rose and Black
Allen Loomis
Charles Hetts
Claire Barclay
Ralph Sarft- Ray Fuller
Fred J. Kruss
Alton Loomis
Myron Eighmey
Waldo Johnson
Russell Leighton
Nathanial
Marshalltown players shift in semi pro signings and trades
Hawkeye Fuls and Speck Colligan join Cedar Rapids, signed by Waterloo manager Clet Dixon amid spring training moves. Hap Lenahan leaves Marshalltown for Omaha. sales of Menard and Robertson eyed. Snarbeck likely stays with Marshalltown. Boyle’s eastern club deal appears defunct. Lacy mails contracts to about 25 players for the Ansons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck Colligan
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Clet Dixon
Waterloo i
Hap Lenahan
Omaha
Frank Boyle
Menard
Robertson
Snarbeck
Boyle
Jack Lacy
Anson Piilot
Cedar Falls Teams Face Busy Weekend
Cedar Falls basketball teams near season end with multiple games. Parsons plays Fairfield Saturday night while Cedar Falls High meets Nevada here. Teachers College hosts Vinton and Waterloo East High matches, ending the season for the Little Tutors. Cedar Falls Independent team No 2 participates in the Waterlog YMCA amateur tournament Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers + college
Parsons
Fairfield
Cedar Falls Hich
Nevada
Teachers College High
Vinton
Waterloo East High
East High
Cedar Falls Five
Waterlog Y M
Giants Lose Recruit Who Borrowed Ten Dollars
In Sarasota training camp the Giants faced a mysterious disappearance. Rookie pitcher Al Stoner arrived, borrowed $10 from Hughie Jennings, and vanished before nightfall leaving a note claiming a trip to Balt Ground, Ga, his native Keath.
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Associated Press
New York
Sarasota
Giants
al Stoner
Hughie Jennings
Balt Ground
Keath
Nepessary
Notable Sports Figures Face Health and Contract News
New Orleans reports Keeney paying 21000 for a chestnut filly owned by William Terking with a new trainer. Dempsey undergoes preliminary tests for growth removal and will be hospitalized for a week. Harrison Barnes sidelined. Northwestern game tonight. Colts at Columbus clash. Pechous hospitalized and unavailable for south trip. Dugan and Bush sign with the Yankees and depart for training camp. Davis Cup challenges rise to 13 nations. Passaic High School wins 107th game. Latzo defeats Wells in Boston. O'Hara faces Joe Moore in Johnstown. Mitchell suspended by Wisconsin for weighing tardiness before a title defense.
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New Orleans
Frank Keeney
Brooklyn
Hina Po
Harrison Barnes
Chicago
Northwestern
Furnie
Onlo
Columbus
Charles Pechous
Indianapolis
American Association
Taft Chicago
Catalina
New York
Joe Dugan
Joe Bush
New York Yankees
Japan
Hited States Lawn Tennis Associaton
Parsala SN. J
Passate Bieh
Cliffside
Boston
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Billy Wells
England
Latzo
Wells
Johnstown
Jimmy O'Hara
Joe Moore
Louieville
Milwaukee
Pinkey Mitchell
Junios
Wisconsin Athletic Commission
Iowa and Iowa State Runners Head to Illinois Relays
Iowa schools focus on Urbana Illinois relays as University of Iowa and Iowa State University send squads. Hawkeye veterans Brookins Wilson Phelps Morrow lead mile and sprint entries while Cyclones Miller Greenlee Hammerly and Bierbaum vie in quarter, half, and mile events. Cornell also fields relays with Barbour Pirkey Kleemeir and Finger guiding contenders.
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Towa
Brookins
Coulter
Roberts
Lambert
Morrow
Graham
Harold Phelps
Paul Jones
Charles Brookins
Harry Morrow
Daubey
Ames
Iowa State College
Illinois
Urbana
Hamimertly
Wolters
Frevert
Rathbun
Miller
Greenlee
Hammerly
Sherm” Finger
George Barbour
Mason City
Gale Pirkey
Mount Vernon
Fred Kleemeir
Rockwell City
Kurt Deemer
Freeport
Lloyd Gustafson
Harcourt
Barbour
Arname
Altho
Cornell
Kleemeir
Firkey
Cincinnati Team Pressing Libel Suit Against Paper
Cincinnati National League club has instructed lawyers to press a libel suit against Collyer's Eye over alleged wires about Pat Duncan and Sammy Bohne. The action follows an article published after the Reds lost five straight games to the Giants last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National League Baseball
Collyer
Pat Duncan
Sammy Bohne
Reds
Giants
Boxing Commission to Clamp Down on Match Setups
New York boxers face strict rules as the boxing commission plans an ironhand regime banning setup bouts and requiring champions to fight chosen opponents. Joe Lynch and Mickey Walker vow to meet top contenders by March 21 and May 5 respectively, with venues and decisions at commission discretion. Berlenbach’s next foe is reviewed. O Rourke Rickard probe to be expanded.
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International News Wire
New York
New York, Boxing Commission
Contacn
Order
Iwo
Joe Lynch
Mickey Walker
Lynch
Abe Goldstein
Walker
New York State
Paul Berlenbach
King
Jack Stone
Berlenbach
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Tom O'Rourke
Tex Rickard
Brower
Commission
Bea
Calumet Council Leads American Bowling Congress Standings
In Chicago on February 27 Calumet Council Knights of Columbus topped the American Bowling Congress with 2765 pins. Eddie Tanois rolled 2756 to place second as Garrison Cigars and Garri son Cigar squads trailed. Calumet opened with 863 and rolled 937 and 962 to reach a high score of 274?1 pins. W A Alexanders needed one more point to tie the Garrison Cigars.
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American Bowling Cops
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Calumet Council
Knights of Columbus
Calument
Eddie Tanois
Goldammer-Racade
Garrison
W. A. Alex~ Landers
Kansas Defeats Grinnell Then Eyes Mississippi Meet
Lawrence Kansas Grinnell fell 29 to 19 as Kansas moved to 3 wins 1 loss and clinched at least a tie for the Mississippi alley championship. Des Moines Catholic academy beat Monroe 17 12 to end home season.
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Lawrence
Kan
Grinnell
Kansas University
Kansas
Des Moines
Des Mothnes Catholic Academy
Monroe High
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Westeyan
Mount Pleasant
Parsons
Fairsfield
Walnut Baptists and VB Gagers In O-Game Series
United Brethren and Walnut Street Baptist tied for first after closing the regular season with 11 wins and 2 losses each. Postseason series begin next Wednesday at East High to determine the division champion with two more games to follow.
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United Brethren
Walnut Street Baptist
Hast High
East High
Walnut Baptist
Brethren
First Evangelical
The
Baptists
Calvary Evangelical
United Brethren First Evangel
Schank
Victora
Anderson
United Brettren
Walnut Street Baptist-Calvary Evangelical
Knowles
Sac
First Baptist
Central Christian Array
Carmens
whileChapman
Strangler Lewis Defeats Zbyszko in Ring Controversy
Chicago report says Ed Strangler Lewis, world wrestling champion, defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko after referee Pat McGill awarded the final fall to Lewis. Zbyszko was knocked unconscious during the bout. crowd of admirers clashed with police amid postmatch tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
McGill
L Lewis
Agen
Zbyszko
Associated Press
Chicago
Pat McGill
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Pole
Pola
Kentucky Senator Moves to Bar Sunday Golf in Kentucky
Louisville golfers weigh reaction as the Kentucky Senate committee on social work reports favorably a bill by Senator J. B. Clark to prohibit Sunday golf. The measure, read on the senate calendar, imposes fines from 25 to 100 dollars and 10 to 30 days in jail for Sunday golf and for wagering on any golf game at any time in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loonisville
Louisville
Frankfort
Committee On Social Work
State
Senate
J. B. Clark
Kentucky
Wall Lake Likely to Be Anglers Paradise
Ja Carroll reports state wardens in charge of seines at Wall Lake describe thousands of fine crappie pike and 12 inch catfish. They note the lake exceeds others in game fish and that winter seining under ice has yielded carp and buffalo shipped to eastern markets as spring approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Lake
Carroll
Fives taper off in practice for Friday battle
Waterloo high school basketball notes show East High atop local standings after a win over Sarffmen weeks ago. West High trains hard to avenge last year's loss, with Sindlinger doubtful to start and Sansone or Seigler likely in opening lineup. East High set for Friday clash as Tama County tournament locations and teams announced for Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
East High
Sarffmen
Orange and Black Warriors
West High
West
Ralph Sarfi
Sansone
Seigler
Sarff
Seigloie
East Wigh
Hast Wich
Millesites
Ben Miller
Kipp
Hostetler
Bast
Raymond
Artus
Catey
Altho
Orangemen
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Ey Bere Fearune Seaver, Inc
Ean
Jimmy Nugs
Wisconsin
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Sault Ste. Marie
Roy Conley
Mini Contey
Fathnny Titman
Speed
Nuss
Anager
Isi
Jimary
Iowa
Iown
University of Illinois Armory
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Whiteside
Knights of Pything
Kiwanis Pintopplers
Applequist
Elwinle
Tommol
Weigio
Lane
Stainbrook
Fredin
Bram Hartin
Swenson
OWA
Davenport
Middlewest
Beloit College
Wwougue
van Drashek
Fin
Centerville
Louvie Kelly
Johnny Warerhs
Watkegan
Sam
Willaman
Herp
M. E
M. B. Aggregation
Burton
West Side Methodists
Adland
Grace M. H. Cagers
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Dooley
Carman
Christ Episcopal Basketeers
Burton Avenue Baptist
Marker
Wilcox
First Presbyterians
First Presbyterian
Linden IM
Fielg
Presbyterians
Walters
Methodists
Pet
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Grace A. E. Au
First Pr
M. Eatyterien
St Paul's MB
Linden AM
Christ Episcopal _ee
Calvary First
Central Christian
Burton Avenue
Westminster Pres Il
Sloan
Benny
Sea Son
Tama County
Gladbrook
Thao
Tama
Traer
Toledo
Dysart
Garwin
Rd Ciga
Glakonak
Sinand
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