Cedar Rapids Defeats East High in Vengeful Basketball Clash
Cedar Rapids crushed East High 28 to 12 in a fierce Saturday game. Parkin returned for East High, guiding defense as Cedar Rapids’ Jepsen and Hines led a relentless attack. Dooley fought hard for East High in wrestling, but Guin ia defeated him for a notable win.
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Cedar Rapids
Beato East High
Parkin
East High
Howrey
Dean
Scripture
Babcock
Cedar Rapids’ Huskies
Tigers
Jepsen
Specar Rapids
Bis
Barnes
Altho
Hines
Swenson
Yerkes
Guinta
Dooley
Wrestlig
Guin Ia
Jim Barnett
Des Moines
Guinia
Iowa
Cantein Howre
Tions
Serkes
Clark
Barta
Howrer
Scriptur
Jensen
Ares
Dean $ Sutalli
Officiels
Officiels—Tack Norit
Des
Moeferee
Bell, Drake
Pire
Utes
Sieger Looks Good as Featherweight contender
West High rifle team places ninth at national shoot as Sieger dominates Johnny Murray five rounds. Murray boasts two decisions over Johnny Kilbane but loses to Sieger who outscores him and eyes higher rivals. West High reports ninth among 43 schools, with Iowa City first. matches extend through May.
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West High
National School
New York
Saris Sieger
Johnny Murray
Murray
Johnny Kilbane
Sieger
Andy Chaney
Bilix de Foe
West Highs Life
William J .H. Durehdenwald
Iowa City
National Rife Association
Washington, D. C
Lieut
Durchden
Miler Mugrins
Fin- Monmarer
Baker
Diaglant Ee
Ang
Saraeneon
Canada
A. Schenk
B. Schenk
Mathews
Ignorant Essays On Prophecy and Open Futures
J P McEvoy argues prophecy is not sacred or special, claiming anyone can forecast future events with crude generalities. The essay mocks seers, predicts banal outcomes for March to December, and concludes prophecy is simple intuition and pattern recognition.
Water Pollution Seen More Destructive Than Clamming
A Gilbertville reader urges Cedar river pollution be halted, arguing five year clam ban is useless. The letter cites two years of oily refuse in the river near Waterloo, eroding fish eggs and taste, killing fish and deterring honest anglers while clamming ban proceeds.
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Gilbertville
Cedar River
the Courier
Waterloo
College basketball scores from multiple regions
Scores and results across many games feature Colgate Northwestern Kansas Illinois Iowa Wesleyan Coe and LaLlorado Colorado Denver Cedar Rapids Waterloo East Denison Des Moines Catholic Colgate Nebraska Nevada Los Angeles Luther Fairfield Mount Pleasant Audubon Shenandoah Ottumwa Clinton Marion Muscatine Burlington Hopkinton Dysart Springville Anamosa Anamosa Hopkinton Marshalltown Ames Marengo Platte Toledo Tama Spencer Manchester Oelwein and other teams across Iowa and nearby areas with varied outcomes and point totals.
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Colliers, Grinnell
Colgate Northwestern
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa Wesleyan
Hnex
Coe & Lalorado
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Aggies High School
Denison
Jan. Grove
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo East
Orange City
Huil
Zundora
Ool Graney Center
Etdera
Fairfield
Mount Pleasant
Audubon
Evada K. S Merril Rome
Shenandoah Oskaloosa
Albert City
Munson
Washington Ottumwa
Clinton
Marion
Muscatine
Burlington
Hopkinton
Dysart
Springville
Ineida
Anamosa
Marshalltown
Ames
Marengo
Balle Platte
Toledo
Tama
Spencer
Esther
Manchester
Oelwein
Giria
Busy week for Iowa college hoops and invitation meets
Des Moines reports a packed schedule with Missouri Valley, Big Ten, and nonconference games over six days. Key matchups include Washington University of St Louis vs Drake, Morningside at Drake, Ames vs Nebraska, Purdue at Missouri, Iowa vs Northwestern, and several invitation tournaments at Spirit Lake Mason City Cedar Falls and Dallas Center plus the American Legion state meet.
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Iowa
Northwastern
Simpson
Dubuque
Klimeis
Ohio State
Purdue
Michigan
Washington
Drake
Cornell
Coe. Thuredty
Indiana
Hamline
Luther
Buena Vista
Teachers
Parsons
Spirit Lake
Grinnell
Ames
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Uppertows
Morningside
Mason City
Charles City
Harlan
Dallas Center
de Paul
St. Ambrose
Lenox
Uslness
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
American Legion
Des Moines
Towa
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Ten
Washington University of St. Louis
Lincoln
Columbia
Knsas
Norman
Big Tex
Northwestern
Lafayette
Illinois
Hoosiers
Boilermakers
Coe
Fairfield
Cedar Falls
Indianola
Iowa State Victors In Wrestling and Basketball Bouts
Iowa State defeated Minnesota 40 to 0 in wrestling and beat Grinnell 25 to 20 in basketball. Cyclones used three new wrestlers, won several bouts by falls and decisions, and maintained momentum toward a potential championship bid. Grinnell, led by Evans, battled to near parity before ISU defense and guards Currie and Woodward sealed the win.
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Ames
Minnesota
Iowa State College
Northwestern University
Pennsylvania State College
Cyclone
Downing Grinnell
Iowa State
Cyclones
Birch
Cooyer
Dickerson
Anj
Groth
Bowen
Paulisch
Shepard
McKibben
Brown
Pioneers
Grinnell
Iowa Track Team Beats Illinois in Season Opener
Illinois opened the local season by defeating Iowa University track team 21 1 2 to 2 1 1 2 Saturday night. Wilson of Iowa won the Hawks only first place. Peterman of Iowa showed grit finishing the two mile. Duke Slater took third in the shot put as Bresnahan builds a green squad while Gill brings a veteran Illinois lineup.
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Urbana
Til
Illinois
Bresnahan
Iowa University
Wilson
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Towa
Ilinois
Peterman
Duke” Slater
Gill
Iinois
Maroons Beat Iowa In Tank Meet 48 To 20
Chicago wins a Qual meet at Bartlett Gym pool 48 to 20 led by Blinks with 13 points on the winning relay. Capt Vegge Gordon Jenkins and Allison claim firsts as Shepherd tops Hawkeye diving. Deach White’s water basketball team defeats Town 12 to 0 in a shortened game.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Bartlett Gymnasium
Blinks
Town
Hawkeyes
Ray Injures Leg in Chicago Indoor Meet
The twenty fifth annual two day indoor track meet of the First Regiment Athletic Association ended with Chicago Athletic Association first, Illinois Athletic Association second, and Notre Dame third. The one mile Open run was marred when Jose Ray tore a ligament 90 yards from the finish while leading. he withdrew from the final sprint. Frank Toomis of the Chicago Athletic Association led individual points with 10.
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Chicago
Regiment Athletic Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Illinois Athletic Associaton
Notre Dame
Jose Ray
Ray
Frank Toomis
Hawkeyes Edge Indiana in Narrow Hoosier Battle
Iowa jumped to an early lead at Bloomington and edged Indiana 26 to 17 before a 5000 crowd. Indiana failed to score a field goal in the second half as Iowa preserved a tight guard. Schuler delivered two long shots for Iowa while Frohwein and MacGovney added six points apiece.
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Bloomington
Ind
Iowa
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Hoosier
Crimson
Marxon
Levis
Schuler
Jonal Frohwein
MacGovney
Michigan
Ilinois
Iann Arbor
Mich
Xan
Mlllinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Chicago
Badgers
Wisconsin
Bobbitt Ohio Wins National Honors In Horseshoe Hurling
From St. Petersburg Florida on February 28 Charlie Bobbitt of Ohio rallied to win the National League of Horseshoe Pushers championship, taking six straight finals games and earning a gold medal set with a diamond a $200 prize and top honors for most ringers. Second prize went to F W Constant of Ohio with a silver medal set and $150. Third prize to R A Horton of Michigan with $106 and a bronze medal. Additional winners include Grady Illinois Born New Milford Ohio and others with various cash prizes and trophies.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Charlie
Bobbitt
Ohio
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
F. W.bonstant
R. A. Horton
Michigan
Tom Miller
John Miller
Towa
Grady
Illinois
New
Milford
Toot
Paler
Brust
Fanble
Palmer Ohio
Sryier
Mallory
Quio
Ogden
Missouri
Missouri Wins Second Straight in Valley Series
Missouri annexed its sixteenth Valley Conference game by defeating Kansas Jayhawkers 41 to 30 at Lawrence. The Tigers trailed 18–18 at halftime but surged ahead in the second half behind Williams and strong work from Rody, Wulf, Endacott, and Unterlaub. Bunker and Whllaub starred for Missouri as they near a Valley title with two games left against Kansas State and the Aggies.
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Lawrence. Kan
Missouri
Kansas Javyhawkers
Tigers
Missourians
Rody
Kansas
Wulf
Arhlaub
Williams
Bill Wagner to Locate at Oelwein and Play Ball
Waterloo fans will see catcher Bill Wagner in action this season after he signed with the fast team organized at Oelwein. He has purchased a billiard room in Oelwein and plans to make the city his home. U S leads in tennis with 241 or 208 if junior events are counted, England listed second with 132.
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Oelwein
Waterloo
Bill” Wagner
U. S
United States
England
Hampton Defeats West High Quint In Hard Fought Game
Hampton high school beat West high of Waterloo 29 to 24 in Hampton on February 28. The two teams were even until the final minutes when Hampton sank free throws to secure the victory. Meyers and Simmons starred for West high with strong guard play and Cohn anchored the defense at center.
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Hampton, Ta
West High
Waterloo
Hampton High School
Hampton
Charles City
Banton
Meyers
Simmons
Cohn
Hampton Lads
Diegel Takes Golf Title With 270 Strokes World Record Claim
In San Diego Leo Diegel won the professional golf tournament posting 270 strokes over 72 holes on a 6000 yard course, claimed as a possible world record. In Los Angeles Ralph de Palma won the 50 mile auto race in 27 minutes 56 seconds with a 182 cubic inch displacement Blotto.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Leo Diegel
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ralph de Palma
Rickard Sets July 2 Date For Dempsey Carpentier Bout
Tex Rickard announced the Dempsey Carpentier fight will be held on Saturday July 2. He will notify Jack Kearns tomorrow 60 days before the date and cable it to Carpentier. Rickard seeks a decision on the site and asks for a 20 day extension to pick among several good locations. He hopes to meet with lawyers to transfer the contest to him.
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Henry J. Farrell
United Press State
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Carpentier
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Charles B. Cochrane
Brady
Gus Wilson
Broadway
Herman Trains for a Chance at Lynch
New Orleans, February 23 Pete Herman aims to reclaim the bantam title from Joe Lynch. He trains harder than ever, often under cover of night, running 11.96 miles around the St Charles belt line before daybreak. He vows to take Lynch when they meet again.
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New Orleans
Pete Herman
Joe Lynch
Herman
Lynch
A Herman
St Charles
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Wells
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Towa State Victor Ia
Maroons
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Washington Sar
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Brldg
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Edwin T. Jaynes
M. D
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West High Quint
Jack-Georges Mill
Wangler’s Drug Store
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