Eklund Quintet Defeats Waterloo in City League Drama
Eklund Business College's basketball team won a protested city league game against Waterloo Bondoss College Ave at the Y. A. C. amid controversy over players' eligibility. A hurried executive review questioned if all Eklund players were bona fide students, leading to interim lineup disturbances and a late rally that produced a 24 to 10 final score. The defeat marked Waterloo's first loss in the city league. Y Leaders faced postponement of another scheduled game as the league reconsiders eligibility rules.
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Waterloo Boness College
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Bruce Gates
Arterian Collegians
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Eklund College
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Vollege
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Anagly Sete
Witerion Rollege
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Biz
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Watchs Log College
Lenters
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Regeue
Amu Sum— Helton Yard
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Hellen
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Sellurds
Ferguren
Michigan fairs move to bar horse racing
Lansily Halladay head of Michigan agriculture says state and county fairs may ban horse racing unless reforms stop gambling tied to Races. The issue to be discussed at Detroit meeting of fair secretaries, amid concern gambling crowds and local aim to keep fairs focused on legitimate displays.
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Lansily
Michigan State
H. Hi. Halladay
State Department of Agriculture
Detroit
Gaid
Jos
Mr. Walladay
Wisconsin Badgers name large squad for wrestling tryouts
Madison January 4 The largest squad in Wisconsin wrestling history reports for tryouts coached by George Ditchcock. From 310 entrants the varsity is being trimmed, four intercollegiate meets plus conference bouts set with Northwestern Minnesota Chicago and Ames. Captain I Peterman leads in 115 and 136 pound classes with U N Ariedeaux J S Hess Rand Ora McMurray among top weights.
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Wisconsin
George Ditchcock
Northwestern
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Chicago
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Hess Rand
Fempi
LG. Barry
Ora McMurray
Spor t Flashes AP round up from early 1922 leagues boxing and college games
From French Lick Indiana to Boston and beyond, notices report boxing action by John Heydler and BR Johnson, commissions ordering bouts and suspensions. Results include Bobby Waugh beating Lewis Leonard in Beaumont and Jock Lawler defeating Tohany Nove in Omaha. Notre Dame loses to St. University and Detroit defeats Detroit College.
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Associated Press
French Lick
Ind
John Heydler
BR. B. Johnson
Portland
Ore
Bill ‘Tate
Harry Wills
Milwaukee Boxing Commssion
New York
Johnny Wilson
State Athletic Commission
Beaumont
Tex
Bobby Waugh
Lewis Leonard
Seattle
Omaha
Nev
Jock Lawler
Tohany Nove
Minneapolis
Urbana
Notre Dame
Kilbane Plans International Tour for Featherweight Title
Johnny Kilbane announces a planned overseas trip beginning March 1 to scout opponents and materials abroad. He expects to tour England Ireland and other countries with his wife daughter and associates, aiming to defend or unify the featherweight crown in exhibitions or in New York if arrangements permit. Kilbane notes a 10 year champion span if no foreign bouts occur and cites his 14 years in boxing with 137 pro contests including the Abe Attell title win in 1922.
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Alolnnus Kilbane
Ife
England
Scotland
Iroland
Wales
France
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Kilbane
New York
Cleveland
Tommy Burns
John L. Sullivan
Wilbane
Abe Attell
May
Jack Gar
Jiminy Dougherty
Philadelphia
Elk Bowling Meet Promises Strong Championship Field
Chicago January 4. Advanced indications show a record number of teams will enter the Elks Bowling Association of America championship tournament opening February 4. Entries close January 20. Marty Aiften of San Francisco has organized an Elk team to bowl February 38 and then compete in Toledo. John J. Gray Milwaukee leads plans to bring about 60 Wisconsin teams to the event with another tourney to follow.
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Elks Bowling Association of America
Marty Aiften
San Francisco
Elks
American Bowling Congress
Toledo
John J. Gray
Milwaukee
Giation of America
Wisconsin
Fintrias
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Gary
South Heng
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Detroit
Port Wren
German Bidliardist in New York Games
Erik Tagenbacher, a German billiards expert, trains in New York for exhibition matches. He arrived from Germany at age 26 and has played in Stuttgart, Berlin, and trained as a professional during college years.
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Gerevwan
New York
Lea Press
Erik Tagen-bacher
le Wones
Tagenbarher
Gervar
Stuttsart
Berlin
Minnesota sees stars eligible for golf and football next season
The Associated Press reports two Minnesota stars will be eligible for golf next year. Also noted is Don, a member of the football squads in 1918 and 1990, who completed studies and will miss football next fall. Harvard captaincy mentioned as Fiske Brown resigns to focus on studies and space participation.
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Aiss
Fiske
Brown
Harvard
Kyn
Spac
U S Schools Adopt One bout Wrestling Rule
A national rule draft proposes a single 10 minute bout with two 3 minute extra periods for all collegiate wrestling. The plan comes from a New York meeting of the wrestling committee chaired by W. O. Mayser of Iowa State College, with Penn State Amherst and Brown also represented. The proposal urges adoption though not compulsory, citing wrestling as a growing major sport in large universities.
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Lievoll
Unite States
Association It Si : L
New York
Veport
Wrestling Coimroltlee
W.o Mayser
Penn State
Aninapol
Brown Univerisity
W. Beyer
Inwa Sete
Missoouri Valley
Leonard Calls Dundee Bout Off In Milwaukee
Benny Leonard was en route to New York after declaring the Milwaukee January 8 title clash with Johnny Dundee off. The Wisconsin boxing commission ordered Pinkey Minghella to appear next week for investigation following the cancellation of his bout with Leonard. Minghella’s doctors said his shoulder would not permit a return to boxing for about ten days.
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Chicago
Benny
Leonard
New York
Johnny Dundee
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Pinkey Minghell
Pinkey
Lenox Cage Meet Dated Feb 22-24
Hopkinton Iowa January 4 The Lenox college northeastern Iowa basketball tournament dates are set for February 22 to 24 Anamosa high school last year s winner came within one game of the state championship at the State University of Iowa Instedh The Lenox college contests have been noted for revealing teams strong contenders for state honors.
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Lenox College
Northeastern
Schedule Changes Weave Through Inter-Sunday School Games
Tournament play at East High shifts as several contests are postponed or rescheduled. Westminster Fast Park and Exist Park forum adjust nights with Grace M. and First Congregational among affected matchups. Early evening games feature Northminster Walnut Street and Lin dan M. facing United Drethran and Mast Park at 1 27 p m with Grace MF FE versus First Baptist.
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Exist Park Forum
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First Baptist
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Cal Pierson Leads Tennessee Alley Competition
Hr Armettrong posted the high three score with 620 in the Whiteside bowling league as Cal Pierson led the Tennessee alley contest this week. Pierson achieved a 623 series while Art was noted as the week’s lead.
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Whiteside
Art
Ra Pierson
Frush to fight Thomas in 12-round welterweight bout
Cleveland report says Danny Frush, local welterweight, will box 12 rounds against Joe Thomas at 140 pounds. The bout is scheduled with weigh in set and promoters from New York and Youngstown advertising Kelly's Famous Pie.
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Nox Thomas
Associated Preas
Cleveland
Danny
Joe Thomas
Torchester
N. Yat
Youngstown
Jon
Johnny Wilson Holds Middleweight Title With No Parade Venue
Johnny Wilson faces a hollow title reign as New York and other jurisdictions refuse to recognize or host him. The middleweight champion shows a shaky career after beating Mike O'Dowd, with unfulfilled contracts and shifting plans to fight Harry Greb. The dispute traces to Rickard and a 37 500 payment controversy from Labor Day, leaving Wilson with little public spotlight.
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New York
Johany Wilson
Panama
John
Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Ansokher
Brickley Offered Harvard Star to Coach Western VP Football
Charles Brickley, former Harvard football star, has been offered the position of head coach for a western football program. The decision follows his notable college career and coaching credentials. The report notes the formal nomination came from the university's athletic department.
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Charles Brickley
NCEPT
Associated Press
Chicago
Harvard
Northwestern U football coach target under study
It was learned today that the head football coach at Northwestern University is the subject of interest. Brickley reportedly told Purple officials he would accept the post if proper inducements are offered.
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Northwestern University
Brickley
Purple
Notre Dame to Play St Louis on Next Notre Dame Schedule
St Louis Missouri January 4 Notre Dame will appear on St Louis university’s football schedule next year a member of the Biliken Athletic Board reports the arrangement.
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ST. Louis
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
Billiken Athletic Woart
Local Eleven Seeks Games With Drake Colgate and Syracuse
The team arranges nonconference schedules with Drake Colgate and Syracuse universities. A note mentions periodic letters delivered every three years in the stand of Tristands Cunha in the southern Atlantic.
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Colgate
Syracuse
Tristands Cunha
Atlantic
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