Waterloos Triumph Over Chicago Hawks In Hockey Clash
Waterloo defeats Chicago Athletic Association 3 to 1 before 3,500 fans. Wil ley, Richardson and Keys score for Waterloo with Carson tallying for Chicago. Vaughan and Thompson exchange notable saves as rough spots and injuries punctuate the brisk, clean contest.
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Upper Iowa Cagers Drill For Week Opening Game
Upper Iowa University coach Dor mans Peacock cagers show form in first week of practice. They meet Lenox college on Wednesday night in Fayette, with eight games of experience behind the Junior College squad. Starting five not yet fixed. McLeese, Moore, Gutches likely, others contest positions. Miami Open golf action today features Gene Sarazen Johnny Parrel and Dock Hutchinson leading a large field.
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Emmett French
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Wille Dow
Johnny Golden
Cyril Walker
Jest at Moment and Courtroom Echoes in Curio News
A quirky dispatch blends courtroom drama with whimsical notes on culture and public life. It references Ziegfeld versus Henry Ford, Cal retiring, Uncle Charlie and Tegucigalpa, and piano lessons, with social quips about Mrs. Coolidge and love as a lasting force.
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Shop Cagers 10 Play at Chicago
Minis Central shops basketball team heads to Chicago to face the Chicago Nationals at the Brotherhood of M. M. A. Monday night. Expected lineup includes Hostetler Sansone Hulett Seidler Gunstead and Lawrence. Waterloo railroaders lead the City league and this marks their first out of town game.
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Alumni Groups Meet Iowa Officials Over Football Coach
Alumni chapters from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo Newton Fort Dodge and Keokuk met with the Iowa athletic council to discuss the football coaching situation. A larger Des Moines meeting is planned for January 14 with no resolutions adopted. Pressy H Frank of Waterloo attended representing local alumni and expressed hope for a positive change at the Hawkeye school.
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West High smothers Dunerton in 40 to 17 victory
Old Rose of West High school overwhelmed Dunerton High on West High court for a 40 to 17 win before a record crowd. Rice led the visitors with long range shooting while West dominated with a rapid-fire second and fourth quarters. West will host New Hampton next Saturday night.
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Gehrig Signs Three Year contract with Yankees
New York reports Lou Gehrig has signed a three year deal with the Yankees. His exact salary was not disclosed but guesses place around 25000 dollars yearly. In 1927 Gehrig hit 47 homers while Ruth set a record 60. Gehrig earned 8000 plus World Series money.
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities
A shuffled card reports numerous last night bouts. Tommy Loughran defeated Leo Lomski in New York while Phil Kaplan beat Habe McQorgary in Oklahoma. More results follow from Chicago Philadelphia Dallas and others with knockouts and draws across the nation.
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Jamon J. Braddoe
Jersey City
Paul Swiderski
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Neal Cusby
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Dudley Stadier
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Tommy Grogan
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Cubs Move to Bigger Wrigley Field as Baseball Grows
Chicago January 7 The Chicago Cubs remodelled home at Wrigley Field represents a 2.7 million dollar investment. The park, now enlarged to seat 48 006 fans, traces the team’s four homes since 1885 when the White Stockings moved to the West Side.
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Basketball Scores Across Colleges and High Schools
The results show multiple college and high school games with scattered scores including Creighton 41 over Colorado U 24 and Davis and Elkins 49 over Carnigit Tech SO. Other notable results include Washington Cedar Rapids 22 Town City 14 and East high Sioux City 92 Vermilton DB.
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Big Ten Basketball Opens With All Teams in Action
Chicago January 7 D L The nine weeks struggle for possession of the Western conference basketball championship opens tonight with every Big Ten team meeting a conference opponent. Michigan meets Northwestern and Evanston, Indiana hosts Chicago Maroons, Purdue encounters Illinois at Urbana, Wisconsin vs Ohio State at Columbus, and Iowa battles Minnesota in Minneapolis.
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East High Bengals Travel to Webster City for Key Clash
Eight member East High team heads to Webster City to avenge last season's win as Cedar Falls and Waterloo competition hardens. Cedar Falls edged East High 17 to 16 in overtime, with Krough leading the winners and Sansone and Schammel starring for Waterloo.
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Boxing promoters in Paris face heavy taxes and slim profits
Jeff Dickson of Memphis says Paris boxing promoters bear about 40 percent of gross receipts in taxes leaving little for purses. The Routis Brown bout drew 16 000 spectators and 660 000 francs yet netted only about 325 000 francs after city state and charity deductions. Promoters must cover publicity and venue costs leaving a bare half of gross. The highest ringside price mentioned is 300 francs.
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Armour Leads Coast Open as Field Scrambles for Honors
Foxy Tommy Armour the national open champion shows form in Los Angeles opening round of the Los Angeles 10 000 open golf championship tying two others at 71. Wild Bill Mehlhorn Jeffers Abe Ispinosa Ed Dudley Fay Coleman among leaders at 72 with Watrous Manero Cooper at 73 two strokes back.
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Hockey Best Sport for Men Doctors and Surgeons
Sports fans debate speed and danger among football baseball and hockey. The article notes hockey endures many injuries, claiming veterans often carry dozens of wounds and one player endured 78 hits including multiple blows to the nose. It compares to baseball beanings and Frank Chance’s 34 pitch hits.
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Waterloo Baseball Club to Elect Directors Tuesday
Waterloo base ball association votes on four new directors at the annual stockholders meeting in the city hall court room. St Clair leads the session as Hany St. Clair, president, chairs the gathering with about 100 stockholders expected to attend.
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Ames Wrestlers to Meet Indiana and Penn State
Ames Iowa January 17 The Iowa State college wrestling schedule gains a February 23 dual with Indiana at Bloomington on the way to a February 25 clash with Penn State at State College Pennsylvania The schedule includes nine dual meets four at home five away plus Missouri Valley and National Intercollegiate championships. The Cyclones defeated Wisconsin 18 to 3 last night as they won the first six matches by decisions before losing the heavyweight bout Fortney of Wisconsin won on a three minute time advantage over Goodale who weighed about 10 pounds less.
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Tenpin Topics Highlight St Marys Defeat and High Scores
O L V A defeats St Marys 2 tilts next week. Pritk Manahl and J Corneilison top Whiteside with 237, Berray runner-up 234. Other scores include Englen 326 and Shoemaker 233, McFarlane 293, Lindner 222, and a 707 by a bowler at Elks alleys. League schedules feature Rotary Teague and John Deere events with top two-man teams leading totals.
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