Church Quintets Race In Fast Scraps At East High
Three teams kept perfect records in the Intermediate Church basketball league at East High. First Baptist beat First Evangelical 17 to 4 to stay atop class A. Calvary Evangelical topped Westminster Presbyterian 29 to 7, and Burton Avenue Baptist beat First A.L.E. 17 to 16 to stay tied in class B. Other results: class A Walnut Street Baptist 17, St. Paul’s M. E. 14. class B Linden M. F. 2, Northminster Presbyterian forfeit. In YMCA volleyball First M. E. beat First Presbyterian 15-6 and 75-20, United Brethren swept Grace M. 14-5 10-15 18-19, First Presbyterian won two forfeit from First Congregational.
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Conflict in Dates of Big Golf Events Has Been Removed
New York Jan 5 A conflict in dates for the British and American open golf championships for the week of June 20 has been settled with changes on both sides of the Atlantic. The American fixture is now June 14 16 and 18 while the British championship is moved to the week beginning July 11 Bobby Jones says he will stay in North America next summer and skip defending the British title
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Bowling scores from Elks league games last night
Howard's team won two, lost one, and tied one in four games while Gragy's crew took two of three from Conry's. Hardin of Marsau led the Tist with a 242 single game.
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Basketball results from scattered college games
College scores listed include Kansas 27 Drake 13 and Michigan 39 Maryland 26 with other entries showing varied teams such as Buena Vista Morningside Western Union and Oklahoma A and B. Several lines contain garbled names and misreads but overall notes several score results and opponent pairings.
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Drake Cage Team Loses Unofficial Tilt With Kansas
In Des Moines Kansas defeated Drake 27 to 10 in an unofficial nonconference tilt at Drake’s new field house. Kansas scored three baskets in the first minute, with Schmidt Gordon and Peterson aiding the early lead as Drake defenders struggled. Meyers Everett and Paurisho led Drake’s push but could not overcome the Kansas onslaught.
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New York Halland joinsDavis Cup race in 1927 report
The item notes New York Halland as the third nation challenging for the 1927 Davis Cup. It mentions Dutch tennis and a European base, Jake Schaefer returning from France to defend against the Willis Hoppe Erle Hagenlacher 18.2 match, and Glenna Collett leading a women’s golf course project. It also covers Belmont Park entries for 1927 futurity stakes exceeding 2,000 entrants with near $100,000 in prize money, Edwin Wide’s indoor track plans, boxing officials’ safety rights, Maryland betting totals, Sarazen’s Miami Beach Open win, and Drake coach Ossie Solem’s influenza-related absence, plus Missouri coach Gwinn Henry contemplating a move and Ivy Wingo named manager in Cincinnati.
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California Bears Upset Stanford In Narrow Victory
Chicago-Radgh Coon Laker, star of shy football tet, assisted by Althon Lyevera, helped the California basketball five rally from the line rush to edge Stanford by a single score. The final minutes saw Craneh tally six points to seal the win.
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Boxing card in Twin City area features Bellinger Mundell bout
Hawkeye Fuls Bellinger of Waterloo faces Mike Mundell in an eight round Minneapolis bout amid last week’s loss. Sinkey George of Cadar Walls also boxes on the Twin City card as local boxing interest grows with New Year shows and plans surface for future heavyweight matchups in Iowa.
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Railroad Y M C A Secretary Honored at Dinner
Charles Smith, secretary for three and a half years, was honored by the Railroad Y M C A secretary and staff at a dinner in Black's tearoom. W Scott Williams and others praised his efficient administration. He received a leather Billford as a token of appreciation. A membership drive will be launched soon.
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Clara Barrett Withdraws From Catalina Swim Entry
The Catalina channel derby entry list closes with Clara Bella Barrett of New Rochelle withdrawing, saying the channel swim is impossible as waters are too cold. Barrett previously stayed 21 hours in the English Channel before retiring.
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Waterloo Y Man Joins Staff of New Branch in Chicago
Harvey A. Leeds former Waterloo YMCA staff member has been elected office and business secretary of the new Irving Park branch YMCA in Chicago. The $500000 building will serve as a key city facility. Leeds is studying at the YMCA College and is the third Waterloo man to join the Chicago staff, following F. W. Richardson and Ralph Minkler.
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State institutions in Iowa report large profits in 1925 27
An Iowa biennial report to the governor shows total sales of manufactured goods from state facilities near 1.5 million dollars with net earnings around 451 thousand. Items include apron, license plate, printing, cheese, sheet metal, soap, shoe, tailor, fort madison prison, chair, brushes and broom factories and Anamosa and Anamosa sales totals. Also notes Christmas party by New Idea Embroidery Club in Manchester on Jan. 5 with luncheon at 1 o'clock.
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Two New Officials Take Up Duties in Buchanan County
Independence Iowa January reports the county offices debut of two new officials Miss Hazel Ensminger notes recorder duties succeeding Emma Moore and Burr E. MelFarland begins as county clerk with Jessie Young as deputy Other offices retain senior staff I M Jewell auditor Don A Risk treasurer Harry Willey sheriff and their deputies entries show minor changes and continuities in administration
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K P Elects Men For Places Vacated Since Annual Meeting
Manchester Indiana January 5 At regular meeting Cyperion lodge Knights of Pythias chose new officers in place of those who could not serve for the new year The list includes Chancellor commander Dale Smith vice chancellor Wred A Smith prelate Tarl Paisley master of the work Frank A Lundell master of exchequer Paul A Klaus master of finance and keeper of the records and seal George A Newman master at arms A B Schmitz inner guard Joseph Werman outer guard Harris McGee
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Theaters Tonight Show Busy At Local Chains
The Palace offers Margaret Livingston and Marrison Ford in Hell's Four Hundred. Plaza features Laura La Mantes in Her Big Night and three acts of vaudeville. Rialto presents The Sea Wolf with Ralph Ince and Claire Adams and Dainty Little Darlings Revue. Strand screens Tom Meighan in The Canadian. Wat erloo presents No No Nanette with a star cast.
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Baldwin Piano Sale With Free Lessons Offer
Own a Baldwin piano and choose the artists options with a sale now on The offer includes free term of lessons by any teacher Call Ruck Music House Wrest Side 611 Commercial St to answer the call for piano players.
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