Sunday schools battle in inter church cage games
The inter Sunday school basketball tourney at Aust High Gym featured six games with one forfeit due to player shortages. Walnut Street Baptists beat Northminster 84 to 12 while Grace M E East Park crushed Westminster Presbyterians and other teams posted decisive results. Kipp starred for East Park with Lee and Carpenter guiding Grace M E.
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East Park
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Lee
Carpenter
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Jameson
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Aldrich
Yoards
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Rigas
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Tibbitts Tailors Wallop Alley Team
Tibbitts Tailors won a contest against the Alley quintet with strong defense and fast breaks. Highlights included Tibbitts scoring a decisive basket as the last minute pushed the score past the opponents.
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Tibbitts Tailors Wallop Alley Team
Sports Flashes Record Badly Scrambled Line
Fragmentary notes from multiple college basketball events list results and dates, including mentions of American and Michigan teams, Saint Paul, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, with unclear scores and opponents. No coherent game summary possible from readable text.
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
A street scene shows two women shoppers remarking on male behavior as a comic strip dialogue. Men read newspapers nearby and react with mild discomfort while the women exchange witty observations about seating and courtesy in the urban crowd. Syndicated by Associated Features.
Pacific Coast Feels Push For Western Football Recognition
San Francisco reports a coast wide campaign to elevate Pacific Coast colleges as major football powers. Leaders call for an annual post season game against a top Eastern team, a California versus Midwest matchup, and a Big Game winner versus an East powerhouse.
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Jan
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Far West
Ithe
Pacific Coast Conference
Atlantic Caast
Coast Conference
California Collge
Middlewestern College
Charlie Paddock
Los Angeles
Serme
Penn State Union Washington
Seattle
Penn S&s OQ
Washingtonians
Penn State
Washington
Detroit Tigers to Train in Augusta Georgia This Year
Detroit may hold spring training in Augusta, Georgia, with president Frank Navin confirming the move. Ty Cobb is in Augusta arranging housing as the Tigers seek facilities after the usual hotel burned, leaving uncertainty about a training site nearby.
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Detroit Tigers
Augusta
Frank T. Navin
Ty Cobb
Ingo
Tigers
Rochester
Columbus
Bs Are To Train In the Immediate Couity of Antensta
Detroit
Cobb
Lafayette Athletic Club Has Election
About nine members of Lafayette Y M C A athletic club met at Cattie School last evening and elected officers George Mosher president Willard Bell vice president J Walters secretary treasurer. The business session followed with discussion of ministerial matters and a basketball game ended the evening. The next meeting will be Wednesday evening.
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Lafayette
Cattie School
George Mosher
Willard Bell
View Press
Oto J. Walters
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Eldrod
Lamb
John McGovern
Bult TeRonsse
Er V
Ee Disketball Pean
Pickuy
R. OM. Croussteen
Duo-Mile Motor Race Heads Indianapolis May
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway prepares for the international speed contest with the largest season prize. Entries open May 1, 1921, for two-litre engines with a $50,000 purse. The event features trophies including the Prost-G. Lite silver brick and Wheeler-Selch ter cup.
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Chelt
Liwe Sears
Indianapolis
Aml
Linty Blanks
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Amour Tle
Jouniaiure
Nore
Iowa Yearling Cage Squad Trimmed Down
Iowa City Jan 3 From 12 candidates who were out for freshman basketball at the University of Iowa before the holidays 47 Tenluin it competition for a Nae yon the squad which will finally be reftained. Anottar out will be maded th in a short time by Couelt Al sert P. Jenkins y reduce the squid to a smaller number which will OWI the Varsity during Ute reMiainder of the winter.
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Iowa City
Univerisity of Iowa
Anottar
Couelt Alsert P. Jenkins
Davenport Legion Boxing Card Scheduled for Jan 20
Davenport Legion plans a boxing card for January 20 featuring welterweights Chieagh and Welch with Ted Tress and Morrie Kid Sehali among the boxers. The event, billed as the chain show, lists Onvala and Prankin Welch and includes bouts with Tiaun Schnliefer and Welea. Three other bouts are anticipated on the cage card.
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Ted Tress
Iowa Fairs to Cut Race Purses for 1922 Expos
Sioux City and South Dakota fairs will reduce speed department purses by 20 percent for 1922. Similar cuts likely in other divisions, announced at the Northwest Racing association annual meeting at the West hotel. County fairs adopt a minimum purse of 259 dollars. officers include W. G. Savith as president and P. Wilkinson as secretary treasurer.
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Towa
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Fai
West Hotel
Dat Koin
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de St. Atta
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Asgoclation
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Many Deals Between Yanks and Red Sox
New York and Boston swap major players in a flurry of off season moves. The Yankees, led by manager Miller Huggins and a pitching staff including Carl Mays Waite Hoyt Joe Bush Sam Jones Lefty O'Doul, appear poised to win the pennant while Red Sox star players shift to Boston to bolster their roster. The trades reshape both clubs with Babe Ruth and other core Yanks joining the action alongside Ed Barrow era veterans.
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New York Yanks
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Carl Mays
Waite -Hoyt
Joe Bush
Sam Jones
Harry Harper l
Lefty O’doul
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Yanks
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Collins Gayvy
New Yorkers
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Babe Ruth
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Harry Mat der
Peck
Pratt
Vick
Ruel
Waltera
Thormahien
Russell
Collins
Foster
Chicago Cubs
Ruth
Mars
Jin Vanehn
Centre Gets Invite to Play California on Honor Date
Centre College received an invitation from the University of California to play on the honor date of December 7. Coach Charles Moran announced the request to the athletics board for consideration at its next meeting. The Colonels returned home from a win over Arizona in San Diego and a later loss to Texas A&M in Dallas.
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California
Dee
Associated Press
Thunville Versity of Gaudis
Centre College
Honeconing
Charles Moran
Colonels
Far West
University of Arizona
Saniego
Cal
Texas Agricultural and Mechanics
Dallas
Bob McMiltin
Coach Neale Claims W&J Robbed on Lone TD
Washington and Jefferson coach Earle Neale alleges a touchdown was not called in the scoreless Pasadena game against California. He says San Francisco head linesman H. H. Huebel erred by ruling offside before Brenkert’s dash. other officials dispute this, noting the horn blew earlier. Huebel presides over the Pacific Coast Football association.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gai
Washington and Jefferson
Ita
University of California At Pasadena
Earle Neale
Neale
H. H. Huebel
San Francisco
Stein
J. Star
Bren
Western Conference Basketball Opens Jan 7 Start
Western Conference basketball swings into action Saturday night six teams appear Wisconsin at Iowa Northwestern at Minneapolis Michigan Purdue Indiana Illinois will begin play with delayed Big Ten inauguration dates next week Chicago reports United Press. 1992 is touted as the banner year for midwest hoops.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Michigan
Purdus
Indiana
Ilinois
Middlewest
Hughes Named White Sox Trainer Candidate
Chicago January 3 The Associated Press reports Lenz Tei Hughes a former American League pitcher is considered for the White Sox team coach role. Manager Kid Gleason seeks an assistant to develop young recruits and says Hughes would be ideal for the place.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lenz Tei’ Hughes
Chicago White Sox
Kid Gleason
Sox
Hughes
Gleason
Shonny Cullahan
Claranca Rowland
Mitle
Referee Cedar Walls to Officiate Hawkeye Opener
Cedar Walls will travel to Iowa City to officiate the conference basketball opener between Iowa and Wisconsin. The game marks the start of the conference season at the university arena, with a Saturday evening schedule anticipated.
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Cedar Walls, Jar
Frank FH
Riven
Towa City
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Oeces Fae
Tow Eymmasium
Iowa University
Johnny Wilson Rumored Downfall Hits Headlines
United Press reports Boston January 5 that Johnny A Wilson the middleweight champion is broke after losing forty thousand dollars speculating in Wall Street. He has only a home in New York left to his mother. Manager Marts Wilkes seeks talks with Mike Gibbons or another fighter for him.
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Boston
Johnny
Wilwony
Wilson
Wall Street
New York
Marts Wilkes
Mike Gibbons
Y Leaders Defeat Gates Quintet 29 to 15 in City Tilt
Y Leaders maintained the top spot in the city league by defeating Waterloo Business College 29 to 15 at the V last night. The game, postponed from last week, saw a strong first half by Gates quintet trailing 13 to 7 at intermission before Richardson boosted the Leaders with fresh substitutes in the second half.
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College
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DeLong
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C. Durright
Moen
J._Burright
Sausone
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Hell
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Allyn
Schutte
Mehl
Del
Eddie Roush Seeks 54000 Over Three Years to Return
Princeton Ind Jan 5 Eddie Roush star outfielder says he will demand 54000 for a three year term to rejoin the Cincinnati club of the National League He asserts a minimum annual pay of 18000 and notes the club has about 180900 tied up in him He expects to play three more seasons and would not be surprised if Cincinnati trades him preferring a move to New York
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Associated Press
Princeton
Ind
Cincinnati Club
Eddie Rousch
Rousch
Oakland City
Yadi Ee
Cincinnati
New York
Rough Stuff in Wrestling Meets Title Noeasy
Ted Thye of Portland defeated Benton Reuben Chicago after an hour and thirty minutes of grappling, winning a middleweight match in a dramatic throw that ended the bout. Thye showcased endurance and strength in a hard fought contest fought in Portland.
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Portland
Ted Thye
Benton Reuben
Chicago
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