East High Edges West High In Thrilling Game
East High with a fast paced fourth quarter shook off West High 25 to 23 in a seesaw contest. Sindlinger led West High with 17 points while East High captains Tollefson and Johnson contributed key baskets to secure the win.
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Iowa State College Beats Grinnell In Missouri Valley Game
Grinnell Col lege fell to Iowa State College last night in a Missouri Valley basketball game by a score of 26 to 21. Cape Greene scored 22 of the Cyclones' points.
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Basketball results summary from scattered scores
The page lists scattered results: Fordue 3 Ames 7, Furman 46 won over Pennsylvania 02, Columbia 0. Vanderbilt 36 beat Louisiana State 20, Chattanooga 43. George town over North Carolina 28, Miss over lere 21. Georgia 25 over Tennessee, Alabama 44 over Wolford 25, Mercer 4k over Ben rose PUAR. Wahugue 18, Valnaraise 34 over normial 28, Monmouth.
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A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
A satirical look at movie magnates and the so called decline of cinema as readers see garbled dialogue about fathers and mothers, moral influence, and the public’s appetite for wholesome entertainment. The piece mocks sensational headlines and notes the strips’ impact on American families and viewing habits.
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Repass Bowlers Triumph in Two Games at Whiteside
The Repass team led by Roberts won two of three games at Whiteside last night. Kezar cafeterial quintet and Mh whe Sunmary contributed strong play, with Roberts earning high honors for the night.
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Willard Texas boxing in camp and training news
Citeigo-Tress Willard faces Floyd Tohngon of Iowa in a 13 round bout May 14 as plans unfold for an islanding camp near Springfield Missouri before traveling to confront his next challenge. Chicago reports the Mavers second squad leaving for Catalina Island training camp tomorrow morning. The Giants and Texas league talks continue over salaries while boxing notes include Willard’s remarks and a Detroit fine for Hammer after disqualification. Archie Hain, Michigan track coach, accepts a Princeton assistant trainer post at semester end.
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Gage Quintets to Enter Sectional Meet Friday
The sectional tournament at West High opens Friday at 9 am with 16 northeastern Iowa schools competing. First rounds run Friday, finals Saturday evening, and undefeated teams meet to decide the state title. Contenders include East High, West High, Cedar Falls, and others across four districts.
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Ast
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Hudson
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Carpentier and Siki Jo Sign For Paris Bout This Year
Paris February 28 Georges Carpentier and Batiling Biki will sign for a rematch bout this afternoon. The contract will not fix the exact date but the match is expected in Paris between May 7 and September 26. Part of the proceeds will go to fund scientific laboratories as a condition for a return bout. AMNION HIGH WINS. Unior high quintet defeats Cedar Falls high second team by 23 to 8 in curtain raiser at East High Last night Waterloo team unbeaten and unthreatened. Reckner and Sansone starred for the locals.
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Georges Carpentier
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Amnion High
Unior High
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East High
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Waa
Blin
Reckner
Sansone
Jocal
Sve
Modern Fighters Will Become Sissy Says McAuliffe
United Press reports former lightweight champion Jack McAuliffe criticizes modern boxing rules and gloves. He argues England’s fighters are hampered by rules and ref calls, defends Tunney and Greb, and claims American fighters lead world boxing due to fewer restrictions.
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United Press
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England
Tunney
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America
West High Gridmen Postpone Spring Practices to March 12
West High grid team announces spring football drills will begin March 12 due to a pre-district basketball tournament this week. Coach Ralph Sarff reports intramural basketball caused the delay, with Captain Galloway Sind linger and Johnny Miller among returning lettermen and a solid nucleus to build an eleven for 1923.
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Waterloo Welter Hones Chicago Fight Training
The Waterloo welter hope trains in Chicago with sparring partners of note under manager Tord Wuntley for a bout with Jimmy Gill. A 40 round La Crosse clash on March 16 is set, while Ralf and Zwack contest in Dubuque was canceled to prep for the Gill fight. Green Bay reports Timmy Nuss seeks a return match at Navy Rostan in town. The Pirates begin spring with Johnny Gooch in Hot Springs, with McKeehie and others to follow next week.
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Jimmy Gill
Chicago
Tord Wuntley
Rollinger
la Crosse
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Muntley
Timmy Nuss
Green Bay
Nuss
Navy Rostan
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Tle
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Hot Springs
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Bill McKeehnie
Pirates
Night Fights Highlight Lunds and Upsets Across Cities
Boston welterweight Dave Shade edged George Ward in a one round bout. Rosion Jew Palouso beat Dick Russell in Salt Lake City after the referee halted the fight in the fourth. Charley Ledoux defeated Montreuil in Paris in the eleventh round. Joe Tyne won a bantamweight title decision over Peter Music in Harrisburg.
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Rosion
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Lynn
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Charley Ledoux
Frova
Montreuil
Retir
Warriztars
Joe Tyne
Bane
Peter Music
Harrisoure
SIPPY LEAGUE SETS 139-GAME 127-DAY SCHEDULE
Mississippi Valley baseball directors meet in Dubuque and adopt a 139 game schedule over 127 days starting May 1. Openers: Waterloo at Dubuque, Ottumwa at Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids at Rock Island. Memorial Day and Independence Day doubleheaders outlined. split season unlikely. Attendees include Mike Sexton and Fred Wilbur among others.
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Rock Island
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Heck Island
Mike Sexton
Belien Hill
Hy Menry
Fred Wilbur
A. G. Willford
Sam Frank
F. 4. Hanlon
Walter Wendt
Fred Wootward
Joseph McGinnity
HOD MAKES SHOWING AT SHORTSTOP FOR CARDINALS
Roscoe Lolm from the University of Iowa is emerging as a strong contender for St. Louis Cardinals shortstop duties. Reports from Bradenton Florida training camp say he demonstrates solid fielding, throwing, and batting during practice. Manager Branch Rickey noted the pennant chances hinge on developing a capable shortstop.
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Tloim
Ray and Ritola to Race Three Miles in K of C Tourney
Joie Wey of the Winds A Chicago is set to challenge three miles against Wittig Ritola at the Knights of Columbus games in New York. The race, on a modified track at the Twenty second regiment armory, aims to break the world three mile record as Ray waits in top form after recent night of multiple marks.
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International News
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Ray Guker
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Jose
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Hannes Koldhmaine
Ray
Brooklyn
Kitola
East High Grad Bender Gains Fame as Iowa Runner
Arnold Bender, son of Mr and Mrs Hi S Bender of 498 Argyle street, stars at Iowa University as a freshman runner. In a telegraphic meet against Wisconsin yearlings he won one of two first places for Towans, posting a two mile time of 10 minutes 33 1 2 seconds, leaving Wisconsin by 220 yards. His mark is only 20 seconds from varsity levels and signals high potential for East High’s track program.
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Argyle Street
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COE football men begin active training in March
Cedar Rapids Pe 28 Con football men will begin their 1923 season grind March 1 when all candidates are ordered to report to Coach Eby Wrestling and boxing will be emphasized to develop linemen and backs Track work will back football skill and speed Outdoor fundamentals and a spring preseason camp are planned Eight of coach Althorbys dozen lettermen return for the season and the eight game schedule includes Drake Cornell Grinnell and the University of Wisconsin
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Eby
Althorby
Drake
Cornell
Grinnell
University of Wisconsin
Firpo Center of Court Battle Over Bout Date
New York officials of the Pioneer A. G. threaten court action to force Luis Firpo to fight at their club before meeting Bill Brennan at Madison Square Garden on March 12. Firpo was under contract to appear at the Pioneer club last year before returning to South America due to his father’s illness.
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Luis Firpo
Bill Brennan
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Butler County girls basketball tournament at Greene
Greene Ill Feb 28 The actual Butler county girls basketball tournament will be held at Greene March 1 and 2. Teams participating include Greene Shell Rock Clarksville Allison Parkersburg Aredall New Hartford Bristow Aplington and Dumont. Several teams have not lost a game this season.
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Clarksville
Allison
Parkersburg
Aredall
New Hartford
Bristow
Aplington
Dumont
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