Boxing Ranks a Wonderful Sport Expert Declares
Henry Farrell reports on New York boxing figures who praise boxing as character building. George Brower, chair of the New York Boxing Commission, cites Tunney Leonard Waleer and Gibbons as ideal champions guiding fair play in and out of the ring. He warns against sensational exhibition and stresses loyalty and discipline in all contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Sports Molher
New York
George S. Browear
New York Boxing Commission
Lvening
Brower
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Mickey Waleer
Tom Gibbons
Pcontéenders
Nani Ff
Hese
Mar
Meir Wayne
Jor Rdaiky S Press
Vis! Hrite
Bexing
Jack
Dempsey
Ich
Benny
Leonard
Santa
Wicomne Spectater
Fryanes
Dundee
New Year Reflections and Sincere Wishes From Friends
A year end poem urges leaving sorrow behind and embracing kindness and friendship. It thanks pals and sweethearts for support, calls for love to grow, and notes the brief nature of time as the new year arrives. The verse ends with a light jab at politicians and a playful aside about a two dollar bill.
Sports Potpourri and Boxing Notes From New York Arena
A collage of sports vignettes mentions boxing matches in New York and wrestling action between SMU Mus tangs and West Virginia Bobcats. The piece references Kilts of various clubs, potential fights, and shifting leadership in the Mississippi Valley league. It includes notes on A. J. Westra and Carl Retnerfols, with sporadic references to wresting in East and South venues. The report blends local gossip, results, and upcoming bouts with a stream of mixed names and events.
Notre Dame Faces Stanford In Rose Bowl Clash
About 60 000 fans filled Pasadena as Notre Dame and Stanford prepared for a Rose Bowl showdown for football supremacy. Transcripts detailed Rockne’s four horsemen and Stanford’s Nevers and Cuddeback in a game forecasted as a hard, strategic tussle with lineup uncertainties and fan expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priss
Pasadena
Notre Dame University
Stanford University
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Glenn Warner
Cardinal
Ohio
Washington
Missouri
Oregon
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Utah
Stanford
Rockne
Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Crowley
Layden
Cuddeback
Cardinals
California
Nevers
Stanford Steam
Tead Shipkey
Shipkey
Tohuyston
Tower Sipmon
Walker
Crimeback
Bach
Kleer
Il Hunsinger
Tes
Stantar
Don
Linyne Tee
Quigtes
Walter Ckersath
Bunching in basketball offense and pass plays
Instruction on avoiding offensive cluster and jam on the court. Explains how players should spread out to improve passing and break for the basket, with notes on dribbling away from pressure and swinging out of corners to prevent two man jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare Gererally
Boxing Promises Big Year With Crowns On The Line
New Year opens with boxing poised for title bids across weight classes. Danny Kramer or Kid Kaplan may claim feather crown. Harry Greb successors loom in middleweight. Mickey Walker to meet Mike MTigue in Newark. Leonards crown eyed with Sid Terris and Tommy OBrien rising. World flyweight Pancho Villa return awaited. Genaro is American champ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Americas
Prise Ring
New York State Athletic Commission
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Luis
Kid
Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Johnny Wilson
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Brooklyn
Brewers
Jack Dellaney
Bridgeport
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
Mike Me- Tigue
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Walker
Me- Tigue
Milwaukee
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
New York Boxing Comission
Pancho Villa
Philippines
Frankie Genaro
Bears and Quakers grid clash sets Berkeley hopeful
Weather forecast clouds the Cal Penn game as 55 000 fans expected and 49000 tickets sold. Pennsylvanians arrive fatigued from travel amid injuries while Cal lists fewer ill players and prepares for kickoff at 2 30 with closely matched prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
California
Lou Young
Pennsylvanians
Andy Smith
Bears
Tennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Thayerne
McGinley
Coleman
Honinson
Papworth
Dewhirst
Singer
Laird
Polleins
McGraw
Kreuse
Mell
Ies White
Bey Zarey
Morrelley
Cooper
Thatcher
Carson
Dixon
Imley
Griffin
Industrial Basket League Wii Open Schedule
The Industrial Basketball League Wii Open starts its season tomorrow evening with two games. Hawk Eye Oil company faces Company B at 8 15 p m and A C A Seniors meet Rath Packing to follow. Admission is 15 cents with games on Friday and Saturday nights and a double round robin running through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Oil Company
Company B
National Guard
Fine Engine Company
Gates Business
Kchulule
Betw Walerloo Gaso
M Volleyball Team to Compete in State Tourney
Waterloo Y and M C A will be represented in the state volleyball tournament at Ottumwa next month. F W Richardson, the physical director, is busy selecting a squad after last year’s fifth place. The event, originally set for mid January, may be moved a few weeks. the national tourney follows in May, drawing objection from several state teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Y
M.C. A
Ottumwa
F. W. Richardson
Altho
Richardson
H. W. Cranmer
Des Moines
Andl
Soeety
Cormorants and Wildlife Hazards Mentioned in Old Report
The article describes chinamen using trained cormorants for fishing and notes the birds’ behavior and migration. It also mentions forest rangers tracking lost hunters, and details threats to young ducks from turtles and large pike underwater predators.
Greene boys shine in Army Navy athletics
Mason Stover returns from West Point to join Army basketball as center in the 61st squad while Glenn Thompson trains at Trampton to enter Annapolis and plays for the Great Lakes naval base football team at the station. Edward Jacobs of Baltimore becomes indoor US boys lawn tennis champion at 14 after beating Frank Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Dan
Floral
Uncle Sam
Mason Stover
West Point
Mason
Army
Stober
Glenn Thompson
Trampton
Virginia
Annapolis
Great Lakes
New York
Edward Jacobs
Baltimore
United States
Frank Shields
Kenneth Appel
Henry G. Johnson
Boston
Hawkeye-Fuls Vincent McGoldrick Traded Through 1923 Season
Vincent McGoldrick, Waterloo first baseman in 1923, started with Hagerstown in the Blue Ridge league last year before finishing with Dover in the Eastern Shore. He hit .220 and ranked fourth among first basemen with a .982 fielding mark. Dover finished last in a six club league. Ossie Orwell, former Luther college star, is reportedly sought by the Des Moines club of the Western League and may try Mississippi Valley League ball next season. President Wayser of Des Moines was in Decorah to confer with Orwell, but details were not disclosed. The Three-I League mentions Mike Sexton as a successor for Al Tearney as president, though Sexton likely refuses. Mark Moore writes from Alberta about bouts with Pete Jacuro and Jack Reddick, and hints at a Winnipeg clash with Battling Sikes. He praises promoters like John Goss for honest fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent McGoldrick
Waterloo
Hagerstown
Bar
Dover
Ossie Orwell
Luther College
Des Moines
Wayser
Decorah
Orwell
Mark Moore
Kayood
Pete Jacuro
DeMetis
Alberta
Minneanouis
George Quest
Jack Reddick
Sike
Winnipeg
Mark
John Goss
East High to Host Sectional Basketball Meet in March
East High is set to host a boys sectional basketball tournament March 6 and 7 with 12 schools expected to participate. The Iowa High School Athletic Association reports a profit of 3,584 from last year’s tournaments and a year start balance of 4,928.10, as 860 schools are members and 46 sectionals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
George Brown
Town High School Athletic Association
Fr. J. Miller
Stats Board of Control
Waterloo East High
Brown
Miller
Teachers College High
Cedar, Falls
Waverly
Dunkerton
Hudson
Fairbank
Delwelh
Orange Township
Jesup
Janesville
Reinbeck
Shel! Rock
Parkersburg
la Porte City
Clarksville
Independence
West High
Hast High
Ottumway
Fred J. Miller
T. BM. Clevenger
James Rue
Mason City
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa
Monroe
Mich
Eran
Harry Wester Toll
Bier
Bill
Chienes
Calteza
Maggie
George McManus
Golly
Ted Faeroe
Britain
Tel
Jiromige
Mira
Lée
Skys
Chruge
Peck
Garvey Eten
Ratra Dame
A Smith
Krank K. Sturge
Iment Naire
Hadlee Beach
Linux City
Cetus Tixen
Sexton
Mmiippi Valley League
Waterte
Moe
Meir
NGS
Bobcats
Pex
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
West Virginia Waeeleyan Bobcats
Southwrest Atratele
Mitatangs
Yy Greb
Teretro
Allentown
Leonard Sillernee
Mary Lovise Welton
Mirrieat
Mer Contmet
Frankie Ritehin
Fiacia Gene
Grek
N. D
Nat Hotrian
Ccoperight
Thy the McNaught Sendidates Inc
Chamions
Shel
Chicago
Eddie Tinlian
Pete Sarmiento
Paulpin
Afternoos
Mike Ballerino
Frankie Menree
Industrial Basket League
America
NAVY
Harold Smith
Jackie Snyder
Madison Square Garden
Frisehamend
Austria
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
West Mullin Aye
G. C. Kennedy
Dos Marsh
Vince Bidz
Mike Sexton
al Tearney
Mike
Ream
M-V
National Association of Minor Magnes
East HI
Enderlein Clothing Company
Tibbitts
OPP
I. C
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