Waterloo and St Paul Hockey Clash Ends In Rout
Waterloo defeated St Paul 6 to 3 last night at the Hippodrome in a fast game. Steve Mickey led Waterloo with a pair of goals while Gor Water slowed the guests and Neal St. Paul contributed a late score. Managers eyed Winnipeg plans as Armourmen faced layoffs and a quick return to the ice.
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South St. Paul
Armour
Waterloo Legion
Roy Malcolm
Black Hawks
Winnipeg
Armourians
Legion
Les Lewis
Gice
Hippodrome
Women to Decide Today About 1932 Olympic Program
New York Jan 5 The women s division of the national amateur athletic federation meets on final day still undecided on women s participation in the 1932 Olympic Games Two plans are under consideration neither voted on a definite action is expected Today one plan opposes women in the 1932 games the other seeks a non competitive athletic festival in connection with the 1942 Olympiad
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New York
U.P
National Amateur Athletic Federation
N. B. A. Refuses Dempsey Recognition As Champion
The National Boxing Association will not recognize Jack Dempsey or any fighter as heavyweight champion until the title is won in the ring. President Paul Prehn of the NBA says champions are named only after securing title recognition in competition, despite Dempsey viewed as an outstanding heavyweight prospect.
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Chicago
National Boxing Association
Jack Dempsey
Willia Muldoon
New York
Dempsey
Paul Prehn
Lg N.bla
Wall Street Dailies Hint at Looming Year on Bullish Tone
Saturday payrolls dampen mood as Christmas loan defaults weigh on credit. Investors eye Radio Corporation gains while new securities loom. Dub Golfers Inc. may stay below par. Public appetite remains buoyant but cautious as year begins with skepticism.
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Main Street
Radio Corporation
Dub Golfers, Inc
U S G A to Discuss Lighter Ball at Today Meeting
New York Jan 5 U P The thirty fifth annual meeting of the United States Golf Association begins with officer elections and the executive committee report on a lighter smaller ball proposed by the Royal and Ancient Golf Association of Great Britain The move aims to shorten driving distance and boost control critics say
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New York
U.P
United States Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Gulf Association of Great Britain
Washington U Wins at Grinnell in MVC Opener
Washington University of St Louis defeated Grinnell 31 to 25 in Grinnell Iowa in the Missouri Valley Conference opener. Meyer and Hohn scored 26 points between them as the Bears led 17 to 9 at halftime and next faced Drake in Des Moines later today.
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Grinnell
Washington University
St. Louis
Schoors
Meyer
Hohn
Washington
Bears
Des Moines
Drake
Orange Cagers Rally To Defeat Tiger In Lnat Hale Clash
East High under coach Midge Makeever trailed Cedar Falls by six at halftime but surged in the second half. Final score 18 to 12 with East High pulling off a fast, passing attack and tight defense to start the new year strong. Cedar Falls led early with Be ckn er active, while East High benefited from Be ckn er’s and Dotson’s scoring threats and strong late work. Crowd noted a quick 7:45 finish after a 7 p.m. start with referee Whitford of Iowa State Teachers College calling a steady game.
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Armour
Gor
Watersloo
Simp-Bang
Waterloo
Winegar Works
Mickey
Becker-Chapman
Malcolm
Gross
Richardson
Stanke
Neal
St. Paul
Chancers
Jack Hand
Curly Gross
Warner
Watermoans
Rewnd
Swanson Rather wilWy
Curiey
Eldora
Arlington
Cedar Falls
Hippodrome
Steve Mickey
Klipling
Mickey LW
G. Collette
LL. Wierck
Keyes
C McCoy
B. Colletty
la Guaneel MacKinnon
Grass Hand
Webber
Gore Malcolm
Hunter
St. Pawl
Brown
Peterson
F. Wlerck
Malcoli
McCoy
Wand
Gros
Westphalinger
Wagner
Watson
Miller
Hollingshend
Midge Makeever
Cedar Falls High School
Orange
Tigers
Beckner
Makeever
Hast
Man Whitford
Iowa State Teachers College
East High
Dotson
Kolb
Gerber
Crane
Elliot
Christians
Speer
James
Lauser
Leson
Evilot
Snatser
Whitford
Tennessee Eleven Faces Schedule of Ten Stiff Games
Tennessee announces a grueling 1929 football slate featuring Florida Centre and Vanderbilt as top contenders. Only two games, Washington and Lee and Kentucky, are away from Knoxville, with W L at Roanoke and Kentucky at Lexington.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Florida
Centre
Vanderbilt
University of Tennessee
Atl
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Vols
W. & Lee
Roanoke
Lexington
Centre College
Maryville College
University of Mississippi
Gene Sarazen Leads In Miami Open Golf
Gene Sarazen, former American Open and PGA champion, led 114 competitors in the Miami Open after 36 holes with rounds of 73 72 3 148. Jock Hutchinson of Chicago and Charley Mayo of Flushing tied for second at 72 76 148 and 76 72 148. The final 36 holes were scheduled for today.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Gene Sarazen
Oper
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Charley Mayo
Flushing
N. C
John Deere Five Runs Wild to Swamp Bankers in League Contest
John Deere cagers crushed the Waterloo Clearing House and Bankers 82 to 2 in an Industrial league game on the YMCA floor. Sidney Stetzel scored 24. Hamm, Potter, Lynn, and Parsons contributed in a dominant performance as Bartles-Shepherd Oil defeated Lauerman 27 to 23 in the other game.
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John Deere
Swamp Bankers
Lauerman
Bartles-Shepherd
Waterloo
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Waterloo Bank
John Deere Cagers
Bartles- Shepherd Oil Company
Laver- Tans
Jonn Deere Boys
Sidney Stetzel
Hamm
Jesup
Potter
Lynn
Harry Parsons
Bankers
Ga At
Lauermans
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Barbies-Shepherd
Elwell
Haselman
Rialn
Thompson
Holman
Rikowsell
Peepee
Twogood
Shidlinger
West High Defeats Fort Dodge 32 21 In Basketball Duel
West High used a strong second period to overcome Fort Dodge High on their home floor. Robert Waite led West with five field goals and a free throw, guiding a decisive 9 15 to 12 halftime edge as Coach Ralph Sarff rotated in substitutes. The Old Rose introduced a new offense and continued its steady improvement, handing Fort Dodge its first defeat of the season.
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West
Fort Dodge High School
Fort Dodge
Robert Waite
Sarff
Ralph Sarff
West High
Schultz
Waite
Watson
Moore
Capi
Harold Gragy
Seee West High
Oelwein Boxer Knocks Out Mays in Six Rounds
Joe Thomas of Oelwein defeated Louie Mays of Des Moines by a six round knockout in a local boxing program headline bout. Thomas scored a first round knockdown, then finished Mays in the sixth after a prior miscount moment. Hymie Wiseman beat Dave Young in ten rounds.
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Des Moines
U.P
Joe Thomas
Oelwein
Louie Mays
Thomas
Mays
Alex Fidler
Hymie Wiseman
Drs Moines
Dave Young
Kansas City
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Results
Boxers in Des Moines Chicago Toronto and New York fought last night with knockouts and points. Notable results include Joe Thomas over Louie Mays in Des Moines and Hymie Wiseman scoring over Dave Young in Des Moines. Various bouts across major cities produced KO and decision outcomes for list of fighters including Belanger, Rocen, Mandell, Williams, Ross, Graenfeld, Bekyra, Dundes, Sullivan, Tracey, and Morrie.
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Associated Prena
Des Moines
Joe Thomas
Gelwelh
Louie Mays
Hymie Wiseman
Dave Young
Kansas Ciey
Toronto
Alabert Belanger
Taranto
Brewn Rocen
Chicago
Fddln
Ghea
Chienko
Tony Mandell
Doston
Ray Williams
Benny Ross
Buttato
al Graenfeld
Dixis la Ilnod
Butta
Mantua
New Y York
Max Bchaalling
Gremany
Jon Bekyra
Dayton
Onaring Pril Rosenberg
New York
Johanny Dundes
St. Tau
My Sullivan
Tri
Ait
Bobby Tracey
Bultato
Bridgeport
Ef Lovinsky
Pistro Morrie
Austria
Penn Defeats Wesleyan In Overtime Period
In Oskaloosa Iowa last night Penn college won 28 to 27 over Iowa Wesleyan in overtime. Carey scored the winning free throw as Wesleyan center Hilton missed a tying attempt. The game started slow, Wesleyan surged in the second half to tie late, both teams are members of the Town conference.
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Oskaloosa
UPA
Penn College
Iowa Wesleyan College
Carey
Hilton
Wesleyan
Penn
David and Goliath in a High School B B Game
In Burefresboro Tennessee the Middle Venn Normal team edged Burke Terrors of Nashville as Slim Porter misplayed a ball and B Thompson swooped in to grab and score the winning basket with seven seconds remaining. Porter now coaches at the Texas Military Academy. Morningside College defeated Nebraska Wesleyan 40 to 20 in Sioux City.
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Courter &Serial Services
Manchester
Manchester High
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Wilson
Epee Scott
Wee O G. Wilson
Hitchens
Peeewee
T . Brown
Teteree
Braden
Young
Arlington
Bure Fresboro
Tenn
Burke Terrors
Nashville
Clney Chest
Nashvie
Porter
Terrors
B. Thompson
Olney
Thompson
Texas Military Academy
San Antonio
Tex
Morningside
Sioux City
U.R
Morningside College
Nebraska Wesleyan Quinteb
Maroons
Nebraskas
Sonnenberg Wins Wrestling Title From Lewis in Boston
Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg, former Dartmouth football standout, wins the heavyweight title after Ed Strangler Lewis is counted out following repeated fouls and disqualifications in Boston Garden. The 38 minute match ends with Sonnenberg earning the belt as 20,000 spectators watch. Lewis nets $50,000, Sonnenberg about $8,000, with total receipts over $72,000 and Boston poised for pro football next season.
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Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth
Sonnenberg
Providence Steamrollers
Lewis
Leon Burbank
Boston Garden
Sandow
Billy Sandow
Waterloo Youth Made Navy Swimming Team Member
Stanley Larsen, 38, of 206 Norimer Street, joins the U.S. West Virginia Navy swimming squad after strong YMCA tests. A West High School alum, Larsen starred in tank sports and is praised by Frank Kirkner of the YMCA for his rapid progress. Swimming classes at the YMCA begin Monday for boys and men, with diving lessons and a 50 foot pool.
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Stanley Larsen
BR. Larsen
Norimer Street
U. S
Frank Kirkner
Larsen
Kirkner
Arthur Misner
Cinasea
Wim
Tha
M.C. A
New England Dog Sled Championship Set For 200 Mile Run
Plans for the New England dog sled championship race from northern New Hampshire to Boston have been finalized. Approximately 200 miles, over $1 500 in prizes offered, with five teams entered from White Mountain Eskimo kennels led by Edward P. Clark. The event, sanctioned by the Eskimo Dog Club of America, concludes Saturday Jan 19 at Mechanics Building Boston.
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Boston
Jab
CMS
New England
New Hampshire
Eskimo Dog Club of America
White Mountain
New Heampshire
Mechanics Building
Maine
Vermont
New England Sportsmen's Show
Shea Beats Mandell in Windy City Narrowly
In Chicago a ten round feature saw Eddie Shea overwhelm Tony Mandell Boston featherweight. Shea pressured Mandell from the start and by round three Mandell was saved when his corner threw in the towel after the Bay State fighter was clearly overmatched.
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Shea
Mandell
Windy City
Chicago
Jim Millen
Eddie Shea
Tony Mandell
Boston
Bay State Bay
Shen
Indiana Stofs Missouri In Cage Contest 42-29
Indiana University defeated Missouri University in Bloomington 42 to 29. The Tigers were held by close guarding and fast offense while the Heoslers, a new nickname pair, struggled in a rough game that followed a loss to Butler.
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Indiana
Missouri
Bloomington
Ind
Missouri University
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