Choice Games on Church Slate At East Hi Tuesday
The church league high school basketball slate heads toward the end of the first half with Christ Episcopal and Walnut Street Baptist leading the Intermediate division. Scheduled games include United Presbyterian vs Grace M E and First M E vs First Evangelical, with Walnut Street Baptist favored in the fusion of size and experience. Standings show Episcopal first, Walnut Street Baptist undefeated in the Unlimited division, and a cluster of four teams tied for Junior division leadership.
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Christ Episcopal-Walnut Street Baptist
Altho
Episcopal-Baptist
United Presbyterian
Grace M
United ‘Hrethren
Westminster Presbbyterian
First M
Baptists
Calvary Evangelical Crew
Episcopal Five
Walnut Street Baptist
Linden Mi. E
First Presbyterian
Wiest M
Linden Af Eb
First M. Way
Inst Presbyterian
Jay
Linden Mi. Ve
Cilis
Linden M
First Baptist
Kirst M. Ee
Kirst Brethren
Grace M. EB
Christ Episcopal
FL W. Richardgan
Sunday School Athletic Association
First Brethen
Grace MM
Walnut Street Hantist
Pauls
First Presbyterian United Brethren
iFirst AY
First Uaprise
United Presbyte
Westminster
Burton Avenue
First Brethren
Grace M. Beesisveee
Walnut Street Baptist First Presbyterian
First
M. E. Tinden
Bowling sailors set marks as Whiteside leaguers roll high
Elizabeth Senney and Andy Sorenson led a flurry of high scores at Whiteside alleys with 201 and 205, 200 and 201 respectively, while Al Lommel posted 215 before Fred Schneck surpassed him with 225. Other top totals included 212 by Art Lohner and 201 by George Miller, as Ray showed steady improvement and Luke Morrs practiced with Courier members amid busy weekly standings and schedule notes.
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Elizabeth Senney
Andy Sorenson
Art Hussiman
Hall of Bowling Fame
Whiteside
al Lommel
Whiteside Gardens
Fred Schneck
Art Lohner
George Miller
Harry Fifield
Clemons Leaves Cardinals For Real Estate Career
Varn Clemons of Marshalltown announces he will retire from league baseball and move to Chicago to join a real estate firm. He began pro play in 1910 with Wichita, later with Louisville and St Paul for five seasons, and after naval service in 1915 joined the Cardinals five years ago.
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Marshalltown
Varn Clemons
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Clemons
Wichita
Louisville
St. Paul
Cardinals
Harry Greb Retains Middleweight Title In Fight With Bob Sage
Detroit January 10 Harry Greb world middleweight champion won the decision over Bob Sage after a 10 round bout Sage led early on but Greb held the edge from the third round aided by roughly ten pounds and a favorable referee call Paterson of Detroit knocked out Frankie Brendan in the fifth round McKean defeated Bobby Swarts in another bout
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Detroit
Mich
Harry Greb
Bob Sage
Sage
Greb
al Foss
Pittsburgh
Hilly Paterson
Frankie Brendan
Joe Mc Kkean
Bobby Swarts
Greene Takes Two Games From Aredale
Greene teams defeated Aredale in two games played here last evening. Aredale girls, forced to field Greene players due to illness, were shut out 28 to 0. Greens boys won 26 to 10.
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Greene
Aredale
Ilness
Greens
DeLong Named Upper Iowa Captain for 1925 Team
Waterloo youth John DeLong, captain of Upper Iowa University 1925 football squad, has played tackle and punter for three seasons and will be a senior. A East High graduate, he centered for Orange and Black in 1921 and earned all state prep honors. DeLong studies for the ministry, acts as a country church pastor near Payette, is married with a child, and was described as the campus’s most popular man last year.
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John DeLong
Waterloo
Upper Iowa University
DeLong
Peacock
Haslso
Upper Iowa
East High School
Orange and Lack
Payette
Iowa
Waterloo to send four bowling teams to state meet
Waterloo will enter four bowling teams at the annual state tournament in Cedar Rapids January 17 to 28. Hawkeye Oil, Waterloo Alleys, and Osbin Motors make up three teams. Whiteside Alleys adds a fourth. Waterloo Alleys features Frank Manahl, M. Smith, A. Manahl, E. Newman and I. McFarlane, the same lineup that finished fifth at the Midwest meet in Des Moines. Hawkeye Oil includes Mike Gorman, Herb Claus, H. Marsan, W. Manahl and Roy Armstrong. Osban Motors comprises G. Stainbrook, Bill Becker, J. Corneilson, W. Harper and Glenn Tibbitts. Doubles teams include Manahl-Manahl, Newman-McFarlane, Smith-Gorman, Stainbrook-Cor Nelson, Harbit-Tibbitts, Becker-O’Neil, W. Morris-G. Mosher, A. Mosher, and Wren-Harbit.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Alleys
Whiteside
Hawk- Eye Oil Company
Osbin Motors
Sun- Db
Jung
Whiteside Alleys
Frank Manahl
IM. Smith
A. Manahl
E. Newman
McFarlane
Midwest
Des Moines
Hawkeye Oil
Mike Gorman
Herb Claus
H. Marsan
W. Manahl
Roy Armstrong
Osban Motors
G. Stainbrook
Bill Becker
J. Corneilson
W. Harper
Glenn Tibbitts
Jim Morris
George Masher
Big Morris
Whitie Wren
Bob Hardin
Art Masher
George
Danny O’neil
Becker
Manahi-A
Gas Engine and Gates College Quintets Win City Leagues
Waterloo Gasoline Engine and Gates Business College basketball teams won City league games last night at the Y. M. C. A. A sizable crowd watched Gas Engine beat Hawkeye Oil 15 to 13 with Burright and Stipp starring for the winners and Anderson and Woodward top scorers for the losers. Gates College quint defeated Roth Packers 27 to 18 led by Capt. Johnson and Zoller with Houchin and Banton shining for the losers. Seniors and Company 3 and National Guard teams meet in a City league set tonight at the Y. M. C. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houchin Jan Banton
Company 3
National Guard
Nurmi Prefers Running Over New York Subway
New York January 10 Paavo Nurmi complains he would rather run than ride the subway. After a Madison Square Garden appearance he raced to a Harlem apartment, failed to get a taxi, and faced a long journey on the transit system. He joked he could even race the underground railroad, noting it took over an hour to cover the home distance, which he estimated at miles.
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Nurmi
Subway OF
New York
Madison Square Garden
Finn
Harlem
Funderground
Milies
Fcot
Indiana Iowa State Go Is Feature Tonight
Columbus Ohio January 11 outstanding among four Big Ten clashes tonight is the Indiana versus Iowa State game in which two veteran, potent offenses meet. Both teams hold strong chances in the conference, with last year’s second-place tie and all key players back. A defeat could threaten late-season prospects around March, and Indiana seeks a second win after beating Iowa State in 1924.
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Columbus
Indiana
Chine
Purdue
Uve
Swomax
Noosiers
Thickeyes
Tin Sud
Rockford Girls Beat Clarksville. Clarksville Boys Win
In Clarksville last night Rockford girls and Clarksville boys won their games. The Clarksville team schedules another game for Friday evening after the victories.
College rivals clash for indoor titles at Madison Square Garden carnival
In Madison Square Garden, college rivals Lafayette and Syracuse prepare for indoor titles at the Millrusa ALA carnival in Madison, with key matchups highlighted for February 27 and 29. Boxing results crown New York amateur champions, including Tommy Levin and Harry Traub, as events spotlight Nurmi’s world record pursuit and other top figures across boxing and track.
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Radiuuia
Madisons Spare Garden
Murer
Lafayette
Syracuse
Colgate
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Lewn
Harry Traub
Rundg Srlist
Sony Cantoreri
Paave Nurmi
Ilhland
Nuri Mune
Tay
OW M1
Flahn
Booth
Sla
Gut Nurinony
Belden Hill Declines Presidency Run for Cedar Rapids Club
Cedar Rapids January 10 Belden Hill president of the Cedar Rapids baseball club resigned at last night’s meeting with no successor named. A five member committee will select 25 directors who will elect a new president next Friday. Hill, a long time figure in the Mississippi Valley circuit, is not seeking the league presidency. He has 28 years of baseball ties in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Boxing notes and bowling results from the region
scattered boxing and bowling items report Hawkeye-Full Johnny Harris defeat of Navy Rosten near Mason City and primed contenders in Iowa. travel trouble due to roads forces Nashua sisters to cut trip. Bent Tha Lavenders and Whitesides win games in women’s bowling. upcoming conference and Big Ten matchups cited with Indiana Ohio State Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Michigan. mentions Marshallman baseball and local political chatter about Valley leadership and pressuring roles.
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Smith
Nashua
Waterloo
Allie
Bent Tha Lavenders
Jim Morris
de Viet
Uke
Indiana
Ohi State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdie
Michigan
Uiness Age
New Law Would Secure Public Funds in Banks
Des Moines reports Iowa Bankers Association weighs a bill to allow bankers to pledge government bonds as security for public fund deposits. Current options include personal bonds or corporate surety bonds, with bankers arguing corporate surety is costly. bonds would parallel existing federal deposit securities.
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Bes Moines
Munich
Iowa Bankers Association
Statehouse
Ben .F. Gibson
Cedar Rapids Christmas health sells raise 6460.06 dollars
Codar Rapids Iowa January 30 An announced total of 6460.06 dollars was derived from the sale of Christmas health sells in Cedar Rapids after a complete returns check by chairman Mrs WB Andresen and treasurer John Ely
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Codar Rapids
Christmas Health Sells
Cedar Rapids
WB. Andresen
Erm
John
Ely
Truck and Wagon Crash Injures Partsatas in City Collision
Andrew Partsatas of 316 First Street West was taken home by police ambulance at 3 30 p m after his delivery wagon collided with a motor trace driven by H J Clendeman of 1809 Jefferson Street. Partsatas suffered severe bruises when he was thrown from the wagon as his horse ran a short distance. Clendeman escaped injury.
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Andrew Partsatas
First Street West
H. J. Clendeman
Jefferson Street
Partsafas I
Partsafas
Clendeman
Life Underwriters Talk Shop at Waterloo Meeting
Three talks on insurance topics highlighted Waterlog Life Underwriters Association's January meeting in Black's Tearoom. J. E. Bragdon spoke on Fair Competition, L. Baird of Cedar Falls discussed Methods Used in Employing Agents, and E. F. Schemlogge presented on The Part Time Agent. Several new members were admitted and other business was conducted.
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Waterlog Life Underwriters’ Association
Black
J. E. Bragdon
L. Baird
Cedar Falls
E. F. Sehemlogge
Otter
Caraff
Wined for DePaull? Chelsea man fined for election expense report
In Toledo New York Jan 19 James Ormanek of Chelsea faced Judge Wilite on a charge of failing to file a report of election expenses. The court imposed a $25 fine plus costs. He had run for supervisor and was defeated.
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Toledo
James Ormanek
Chelsea
Wilete
Juvenile Court Reports 38 Cases For Last Year
In 1924 juvenile court records show a total of 38 cases before a judge. Of 28 total, 6 girls and 24 boys aged 6 to 17 were processed. Six girls and six boys were sent to Mitchellville and Eldora respectively. Dispositions included probation or parental return, private homes, friendless homes, state institutions, and county detention, with 15 cases placed in state care and 15 in detention.
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Thompson
Clark
Mitchellville
Eldora
Census Enumerators and Assessors to Visit Every Home
Census officials outline mandatory questions for all residents and the penalties for noncompliance. Enumerators will enter homes to collect details on ownership, debt, rent, employment, education, and personal characteristics. The 1925 state census aims to count all residents by June 1, with 60 days for listing and separate rules for real estate and personal property assessments.
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Waterloo
Sofar
United States
Towa
Sears
Scoutmasters Talk Program for 1925
Scoutmasters and assistants from Lucnd troops met at Black's tearoom for a pep meeting. Merley Brown, scout commissioner, presided as 20 attendees heard plans for spring patrol leader conferences and 1925 efforts to strengthen scouting, including a veteran movement to boost five year registrants. Only two veteran Boy Scouts are currently present, with one active.
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Lucnd
Black’s Tearoom
Merley, Brown
A. Ralston
Pragant
Tvo
Pinchworld Teams Triumph Over Tripoli In Local Basketball
Pinchford consolidated school boys beat Tripoli 29 to 10 while the Winchford girls prevailed 58 to 4. Dominant performances by both Winchford teams highlighted the evening's standings.
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Pinchworld
Pinchford Consolidated School
Tripoli
Winchford Boys
Tripoli School
Winchford Girls
Tripoli Girls
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Oe Wid Ray
Li Jettaine
Luke Morrs
Courier Aggregation
Courier
Se. Leonard Cigar
Corey
Qrestamrant
Bruns
Whitesoe
Gorey
Taconard
Art Stan
Ant Miller
Whiteside League
Itis
Sallot
Waterloon Keys
Dr. F.C. Listring
Glyoum Tibbits
Slim
Lions
Tor
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Watering Tribune
Smhh-Lichty
Vern Clemons
Schosil
Feller
Featuree
Syedicata
AD Carter
Rome
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Ere
GAS Engine
Gates College
Ughio State
Clarksville
Rockford
W. O .George
England
Kla
Yay Connett
John Paul Jones
Cornel University
Narsnan Taber
Paavo Nurmi
Nini
Todla
Cannonball
Martin
Inzy
California
Brooklyn
Angia Pizano
Pizano
New York State Athletic Commission
Robert
Bob Curley
University of Chicago
Altha Chamtey Hellacher
Leciuse
Uiness
Willan Veeck
Elit
Hollacher
St. Louis
Jin Crowley
Notre Dame University
Fortha Sleven
San Francisco
South Bend
Ind
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Crowler
Galloway Tepotter
Notre Dame Mayer
Stanford University
Pasadena
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Chick Road
Wells
San Francisco Bay
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Hawkeye
Johnny Harris
Navy
Nersey
Andrew Partsafas
Life Underwriters OF
Talk Shop
Depaul
Corn Belt Business College
Margery Graliani
Tastenetar
Rass
Dan
Blue Bell
Eastern Kentucky
Barron-Moore Coal CO
Scoutmasters
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer Phone
West Mullan Ava
Carl C. Bickley
M. D
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Collord-Hull, Inc
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