Baseball Pact Agreed Upon By All Leagues
The National Association of Minor Leagues voted unanimously to sign the proposed minor league pact. Judge Landis to be baseball commissioner for seven years. major leagues to finalize with formal approval. Rumors of trades swirl as talks focus on potential Chicago Boston Pittsburgh moves involving Maranville and Terry.
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National Association of Minor Leamics Wodly
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al Tourmney
Three- T
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J. Conway Toole
New Internation League
K. M. Landis
Judge Landis
National League
National Association of Minor Leagues
Stting
Pacific Coast
Fred McMullin
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Pittsburgh
Maranville
Terry
Altho
Cubs
Carleton Favors Entering Little Eight Conference
Carleton College athletic director C J Hunt says the proposed Little Eight conference remains unsettled after a Chicago meeting. Knox Beloit Coe Wabash Depauw represented. Wabash and Depauw withdrew. The plan, aimed at track competition, could see Michigan Minnesota schools join in spring discussions at Coe College Cedar Rapids Iowa. Minnesota schools Hamline St Olaf hinted as members. timetable hinges on another meeting in March.
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Minneapolis
C. J. Hunt
Carleton College
Chicago
Kinox
McConaugh
Knox College
Galesburg
Emén
Iown
Minois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Hunt
Chicago Westing
Carleton
Knox
Beloit
Coe
Wabash
Depauw
Hust
Coecollege
Cedar Rapids
Little Hicht
Hamline
St. Ole
Iowa
Cammell
Lawrence
Tilmot
Auota
Tim
Meyers and Kilonis settle weight for wrestling bout
Chicago January 12 Meyers and Kijonis settled weight for their January 21 match at the Second Regiment Armory Intermediation by Matchmaker Krone Meyers agreed to 14 pounds surrender of 73 percent of the purse win lose or draw Kijonis sought 138 pounds previously and tried 164 pounds for his bout with Prehn Greek defeated Heinie Engel at catchweights in Dubuque last week after a lengthy two hour tussle
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Itohany Myers
John Kijonis
Second Regiment Armory
Mtyers
Big West Madison
D Meyers
Kiiomnis
Kilonig
Prehn
Heinie Engel
Dubuque
Levine rolls perfect 300 in interstate bowling tourney
Louis Levine of Chicago bowled a perfect 300 on the tournament's second day in South Bend Indiana, boosting his standing as the interstate bowling event progresses. The star performance highlights a standout session for bowlers from several states.
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South Bend
Ind
Louis Levine
Chicago
Bowling Hall of Fames
A Rope of Sand The Mystery
A fragmentary observational piece reflecting on love mood shifts and the elusiveness of understanding between lovers. It notes Teasdale lines and hints at book critiques, readers protests, and a police reporter mindset alongside gossip about contributors and a door with a “News Room, Walk In” sign.
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News Room
Tris Speaker Named Baseball's Highest Salary Earner
Cleveland businessman James Dunn declares Tris Speaker the top paid player in baseball ahead of the major league meeting in Chicago. Dunn and Speaker left for Chicago after attending Cleveland's annual club meeting where Speaker was named a director and discussed salary leadership as player and manager.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Tris
Speaker
James €. Dunn
Cleveland Baseball Club
Dunn
Chicago
Indians
Cleveland Club
Eight Big Ten Teams in Action Saturday in Chicago
Eight Big Ten teams are set to play this Saturday in Chicago except Illinois which starts Jan 18 against Chicago and Indiana whose second game is Monday Jan 17 versus Northwestern. Wisconsin opens at Bartlett Gym Saturday night against Michigan State? The article notes Wisconsin hosting at Bartlett gym, with Ohio State facing Michigan, Northwestern meeting Purdue, and Iowa visiting Minnesota. Iowa and Minnesota along with Chicago slated for their first conference games this week.
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Illinois
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Bartlett Gymnasium
Ohio
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Lafayette
Iowa
Minnesota
North
Western
Milikia
Believe Australians’ Pedal Kings Fastest At Chicago Contest
Chicago January 12 Australia’s McBeath and Walker are hailed as the strongest racing pair to ever emerge from the antipodes. They join professionals after amateur success and are favored to gain an early lap in the six day bicycle race at the Coliseum. The duo’s sprinting pace and stamina are highlighted as key factors in expected success.
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Chicago
Alex McBeath
Cecil Walker
Australia
Coliseum
Walker
McBeath
Ne-land
Noar
Belio
Wopsky
Sterday
Lawrence Gaffner
Willison
Alfonce Verraes
Belgium
Cies
Medals Awarded to West Virginia Varsity Wrestlers
Morgantown W V January 12 silver medals were given to West Virginia University varsity wrestlers selected from the elimination tournament winners. Names listed include Craig Surdette Lambert Warrick Brown McDonald Joel Harris and others in 125 115 145 22 265 and heavyweight classes. The season opens next Saturday with Ohio University as the attractioN.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Craig
Surdette
Lambert
LaFfe Warrick
Brown
McDonald
Joel Harris
Ohio University Ag
Attractios
Arranging Dates For Tennis Meet
New York Jan 12 Two months of international lawn tennis are planned for the coming season by the United States Lawn Tennis association schedule committee led by Julian Myrick. They propose Sept 12 as the all comers singles date and favor Germantown cricket club Philadelphia turf for the event. The plan also sets a national doubles championship for the metropolitan district and weighs Forest Hills as a potential site for Davis cup rounds.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Julian &. Myrick
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Spu Ratpe
Newport
Chicago
Boston
Fittsburgh
Forest Hills
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Wassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Country Club
Westchester
Terry Keller to Box Dempsey January 26 in Milwaukee
Terry Keller, heavyweight from Cedar Falls IA, will box Jack Dempsey January 26 in Milwaukee near here. Keller has trained for months at Iowa State Teachers College and the Tutor team plans a spring basketball schedule, with Harschbarger filling center duties and several players contesting forward positions as they seek to avoid a basketballless season.
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Cedar Falls
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Terry Melody
Ivan Doseff
Keller
Iowa State Teachers College
Jack Dempsey
Milwaukee
Shei
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Cédar Falls
Milo Harschbarger
Perry
Iowa Hawks poised for Big Ten opener with Minnesota
Iowa City Jan 12 The University of Iowa basketball team prepared for its Big Ten debut against Minnesota in Minneapolis Saturday night after five pre season exhibitions. Coach James N Ashmore has the squad in strong form with Frohwein Devine Shimek Smith and Kaufmann among key performers.
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Hawkeres
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa
Old Gold
Coe
Cornell
Hawkeye
Gophers
Doe Cook
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Hawkeyes
James N. Ashmore
Frohwein
Aubrey Devine
Shimek
Ty Smith
Kaufmann
Notre Dame Football Names Igwa Youth Captain
South Bend Ind Jan 12 Ed die Anderson Mason City Ia right end for the last two years was elected captain of the 1921 Notre Dame football team at the annual banquet here last night Anderson is a junior in the college of science The election was postponed awaiting the outcome of the fatal illness of George Gipp all American halfback The festivities paused as the mourners honored the dead star.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Eddie Anderson
Mason City
Notre Dame
Anderson
College of Science
George Gipp
Lenox College to Host Fifth Annual Basketball Tourney
Hopkinton January 12 Lenox college invites northeastern Iowa teams to the fifth annual basketball tournament set for February 23 to 25. Last year twenty teams attended and were entertained free of charge. Coach McClure leads the event with help from a committee of local business men.
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Hopkinton
Iowa
Lenox College
McClure
Intercollegiate Regatta Invited For Poughkeepsie June 22
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association invites university crews worldwide to compete in the intercollegiate championship regatta to be rowed at Poughkeepsie on June 22. Also notes boxing outcomes and regulatory actions in various cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Teddy Hares
Dempsey
Joseph Benjamin
Cincinnati
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Bob Roper
Chicago
Homer Smith
Kalama- 200
Mich
National Boxing Association of the United States
Beexe
Cedar Rapids Tigers Prep for Lane Tech Clash With Injuries
Cedar Rapids Iowa January 12 Despite injuries to several star players Coach Novak prepares the Tigers for the Chicago Lane Tech game set for Saturday night Williamsburg also on the slate this week but the second team likely carries the orange and black to victory Heine Jensen hip injury and Ted Swenson back trouble threaten lineup changes Lane Tech last year city champions with a strong scoring machine admission for the game will be one dollar season ticket holders asked to donate 50 cents to the radiator fund
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Novak
Tiger
Chicago
Lane Tech
Williamsburg
Heinie’ Jensen
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Keokuk
Ted Swenson
Kin of Gridlron Stargage Glory
New York reports two youths Arthur Brickley of Columbia and Frank O Hearn of Yale are rising toward college football stardom under famed football families. Buck O Neill touts Arthur as the best dropkicker today, while Yale traces O Hearn as a standout freshman quarterback and possible top talent in a decade.
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Fenton
Arthur Brickley
Columbia
Charley
Frank O'Hearn
Yale
O’hearn
Cornell
Harvard
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Buck
O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Only One Waterloo Team Is Entered in Iowa Bowling Meet
Waterloo will be represented by the Art Stitz Specials among 84 teams at the Iowa State Bowling tournament in Des Moines. The field is expected to reach about 100 teams before kickoff. Mike Conley serves as secretary. admission for spectators is free.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Art Stitz
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Davenport
Webster City
Iowa City
Des Des Moines
Boone
Mike Conley
Dr Bodwell pstronest advertisement notice
A fragmented classified style notice references Dr Bodwell and a contact telephone for office 395 and residence. The ad proclaims a universal newspaper advertising reach claiming to reach virtually all daily buyers.
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Kilbane Ready to defend title on fair offer only
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane told United Press he will defend his world title when a direct, fair offer arrives from any promoter. He criticized would be challengers and insisted no one has made a legitimate offer. Kilbane said he will fight anyone in the world who makes the weight but will not chase offers from poolroom talkers. He does not seek a million dollars and wants business to come to him. Also notes the White Sox pitcher Stewart sold to Sioux City in the Western league.
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O’hearn
Yale Treshman
Chet la Roche
Treshman
O'Hearn
Yale
Harvard
Thorne Murphy
Frank Kelley
Thorne
Frank
George Brickley
George
Benity
Henry
Farrell
United Press
New York
Johuny Kilbane
Tex Rickards
White Sox
Associated Press
Chicago
Stewart
Chicago White Sox
Sioux City
Local Fives in Games Tonight
Waterloo basketball fans have two games tonight with teams meeting in two venues. The Waterloo Business College five hosts Winthrop region quintet at the YMCA gym at 9 p.m. The Waterloo Independent team travels to New Hampton to face a local squad. The Business College squad, strengthened by Hikmer at forward and Gibson as captain, plus Burk and Lawrence as substitutes, aims to rebound after slow start. Knight returns to center while Burnham and Forrester hold the guard spots. Independent hopes hinge on matching New Hampton’s fast cagers, though the locals expect a tough test. The Independents’ schedule includes Hudson, La Porte City, Grundy Center, Mason City, and other dates in practice and forthcoming games, as they pursue a strong season and a shot at postseason play with the Waterloo American Legion team. Key contributors for the Independents include Alley Haselman, Royce, Jenkins, Cabal, Coles, and Alexander as they chase victory against local foes.
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New Hampton
Waterloo Business College
Y. M. CO
Business College
Hikmer
Gibson
Burk
Lawrence
Knight
Burnham
Forrester
Waterloo Independents
Waterloo American Legion
Shemplashin
Arel
Hudson
la Porte City
Grundy
Fort Dodge To Skip Watertown Saturday Game
Fort Dodge will not travel to Waterloo to play the Legion basketball team next Saturday night. Coach Lyle McDonald received a telegram confirming the cancellation but the local unit hopes to meet Fort Dodge later in the season. Meanwhile Waterloo plans a contest next Saturday with West High versus Nashua at the YMCA gym, with a possible late local game.
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Waterloo Legion
Lyle McDonalle
Legion
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Waterloo
West High
Nashua
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Oldest Albany Newspaper Sold and Suspended
Albany January 12 The Argus the city's oldest daily newspaper founded in 1813 has been sold to the Press Company publishers of the Knickerbocker Press and will be suspended, the announcement said last night. The change marks the end of a long Albany journalism lineage.
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