Orange and Black Meet Waverly inHome Clash Tonight
Orange and Black basketball hosts Waverly at East High gym for the second meeting to settle the series after New Hampton game was postponed due to travel hazards from heavy drifts. The lineup features Gerber, Carpenter, Dotson, Becker, Van Dorn, Christiens, McCurath, Crane, Lowder as projected starters with a new glass backboard improving visibility.
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New Hampton
Midge Makeover
Waverly
East High School
Trojans
Waverly Five
Hast
Bremer
I i
Clovker
Stribling Boxing Camp Heads for Sharkey Bout in Florida
Miami reports the Stribling family headed by Pa Ma and Young Stribling arrive ahead of the February 27 heavyweight title clash with Jack Sharkey. Baby Stribling and other boxers join as sparring partners from Georgia Florida and New Orleans. Also in St Louis a bill would place wrestling under boxing commission control with a five percent tax.
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Miami
Fla
Steblings
Pa" Stribling
Ma’ Stribling
Young’ Stribling
Baby" Stribling
Baby Stribling
Young Stribling
Sammy Buchanan
Waycross
Jeff Carroll
Mobile
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Georgia
Florida
St Lews
City Boxing Commission
St. Louis
Board of Aldermen
Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
Associated Press report lists numerous boxing results with wins by O Dowd, Larabee, Metuarnin, Winkler, Miller, Byrne, Fontain, O Keefe, Grace, Beasley, Porat, Fernandez and others. Several bouts ended by points decisions, some by knockout or technical knockout across states including Iowa Minnesota Nebraska New York and California.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Louis Mays
Des Moines
Battling Nelson
Waterloo
Bobby O'Dowd
Cedar Rapids
Shaded Vale Folegone
San Francisco
G. Des Moines
Taylor Thomas
Oelwein
Khaded
Glyde Drury
Merahalitown
Frankie Larabee
Lincoln
Neb
Jackie Hanmer
Perry
New York
Jimmy Metuarnin
Glick
Brooklyn
Atanisinus Loryza
al Winkler
Philadelphia
Daniels
Minneapolia
Erie
Johnny O'Keefe
Columbus
Babe Herman
Merger Rumors Boost Market Yet Mixed Signals
A period of bullish merger talk lifted some shares while others stayed dull and overvalued. Investors flocked to strong chains and bonds while speculative lists lagged. seasonal activity and odd items appeared in market chatter, with scattered quotes and humorous asides from various columns.
O L V A Quintet Loses to Rapids Five in Cedar Rapids
St Patrick’s of Cedar Rapids defeated Our Lady of Victory Academy on the O L V A floor 36 to 17. Cedar Rapids showed fast offense while Waterloo's squad faded, with St Patrick’s pulling away in the final period as their passing game clicked.
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St. Patrick's
Cedar Rapids
Our Lady of Victory
Academy Ant
Waterloo
Cedar, Rapids
Hanson
Lockwood
Larkins
Wandley
Maver
Olam
Wa Lowel
Witstack
Rizzo
Carron
Tfennes
Illinois boxing law brings big state revenue
Illinois has realized a net profit of 508,982 since legalized in June 1926, according to Paul Prehny, chairman of the state athletic commission. The figure reflects professional boxing earnings as vast crowds continued to attend events, underscoring the law’s financial impact.
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Chicago
Waw
Tillneis
Paul Prehny
State Athletic Commission
Old Rose Stages Comeback Over Osage in Thrilling Tie
Charles City on Jan 13 reports Ralph H. Sarff and 10 West Waterloo High players arriving after a 13 to 12 loss to Osage. Osage guard Sawyer keyed the win with a late field goal as West struggled on a small floor, Guthes and Sawyer pacing the locals with multiple goals and free throws in a ragged, fast game.
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Gonrer Apecin
Charles City
Ralph Hubert Sarff
West Waterloo
Osage
Sarif
Miller
Schultz
Rose
Mr. Sawyer
Waterloo Boys
Waterloo
Bob Walte
Watson
West
Gutches
Sawyer
West High
Penny
Woodiwiss
Miller Halts Grogan In Detroit Fight Show
Ray Miller of Chicago knocked out Tommy Grogan of Omaha in the fourth round at Olympia arena Detroit. The victory elevates Miller as a top challenger for Sammy Mandell's lightweight title and he has already signed to meet Mandell here for $100.
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Detroit
U.R
Ray Miller
Chicago
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Olympia Arena
Miller
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
College Basketball Scores Amid Snow Delays Across Iowa
Results from many college and high school games reported with scores for Drake, Grinnell, Luther, North Dakota State, Morningside, Doane, Western Union, Mount Morris, St. Olaf, Michigan State, California, Southern California, Iowa City area teams, and numerous other squads. Some games postponed due to snow while others played with varied margins and inconsistent names across the day’s newspaper clipping.
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College
Drake
Grinnell
Town State
Kansas
Dubuque
Luther
Central
Parsons
Columbia
Bimpson
Graceland
Creston
North Dakota State
Morningside
Doane
Western Union
Pittshureh
Carnegin Tesh
Augustans
Mount Morris
Bt. Olaf
St. Thomas
Michigan State
Marquette
Monmouth
Ripon
California
Southern California
High School
Indianola
Osceola
Rock Inland
Davenport
Newton
Heanes
Fast
Sioux City
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Cant High
Cedar Rapids
Town City
Dinton
Washington High
Ottomyn
Muscating
Nevada
Iowa Falls
Fairdeld
Burlington
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Waterloo West High
Gangs
Corning
Marshoalltown
Amea
Torri
Eeatherville
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Chariton
Dallag
Ready and Willing Big Ed Morris Shines for Red Sox in 1928
Edward Morris from Brewton Alabama rose as a top recruit for the 1928 Boscon American League duty and then starred in 1929 with 19 wins and a 3.52 ERA in 248 innings. Manager Bill Carrigan trusted the rookie as he learned to pitch, beating notable peers and drawing praise after Miller Huggins hinted at his value.
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Mons
Edward
Brewton
Alabama
Mobile
Boscon American
Red Sox
Rollo
Morris
Howard Ehmke
Red Faber
Firpo Marberry
Ted Lyons
George Uhle
Big Ed
Bill Carrigan
Carligan
Miller Huggins
Mortig
Bill
Waterloo hockey star Robert Collette profiled in series
The sixth installment profiles Robert Joseph Collette star left defense for Waterloo. Born White Bear Lake Minnesota he began hockey young and once played with teeth missing. He is 24 and runs Collette & Collette with his brother Gene, shaping a long local hockey arc.
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Robert Joseph Callette
Waterloo
Becker-Chapman Post American Legion
California
Collette
West Coast
Houghton
Mich
Robert
Collette & Collette
Gene
White Bear Lake
Minn
Frank Goheeny
St. Paul Saints
Wrtertae
Bob
Twin Cities
Billy Vaughn
Brockwell Arms
Oilmen Lead Waterloos In Industrial League Tilt
Bartles-Shepherd Oil company defeated Waterloo Clearing House quintet 18 to 10 in an Industrial league game at the M. G. A. after a 2 to 1 first quarter. Holman led the Oilmen with two field goals, Meiser added five points, while Ziegler topped Waterloo with five goals and two free throws. Upcoming clash between John Deere Tractor and Rath Packing will close the first half round robin schedule.
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Bartles-Shepherd Ot! Company
Waterloo Clearing House Association
M. Gc. A
John Deere Tractor Company
Rath Packing Company
Holman
Meiser
Oller
Ziegler
Lawrence Kilgore
Philip Rausch
Bartles-Shepherd
Pr PE
Ramisel
Fiwell
Moalser
Burbank Ob
Raselmany
Waterloo Schenk
Kilgore
Schutte
Rausch
Tigers Fall 24-17 in Cedar Falls Shootout with La Porte City
La Porte City defeated Cedar Falls High 24 to 17 in Cedar Falls last night as visitors pulled away late after a tight first half. Brest led the La Porte attack with three late goals while Johannsen scored five field goals to pace the visitors. A preliminary Cedar Heights vs Cedar Falls Junior High game ended 16 to 8 in favor of the Juniors.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Cedar Falls High
Itrt Unti
Tigers
Brest
Johannsen
la Porte
Cedar Heights
Cedar Fath
la Porte Chy Faj
HiMott
Gdeee Brust
Cf Johannsen
Moors
Te Gross
Speer
Boo James
Gisen
Wison
Christensers
Wartburg Quintet Smashes Gates Cagers In Wa verly
Gates college basketball team remains in a slump after a 36 to 13 defeat at Wartburg Academy in Waverly. Wartburg's fast parsing attack overwhelmed Gates as the score stood 24 to 9 at halftime. The Gates lineup featured Iowan Fatis hunter College cagers, and the game was set for the Y M C A floor Tuesday.
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Gates College
Wartburg Academy Cagers
Waverly
Gates
Wartburg
Iowan Fatis
Hunter College
Baseball Players Turn Golfers On Pacific Coast
Professional baseball figures such as Arnold Statz Sperd Martin Sam Rice and others form a golf association on the Pacific coast. Disputes over rules would go to Landis the baseball commissioner. Arc examples include Altrock Griffith Robinson and Ruth among the best golfers who can break par occasionally. The late Christy Mathewson is noted for an excellent ground hitting and running to find the ball.
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Tenny
Arnold Statz
Brooklyn
Nick Altrock
Clark Griffith
Wilbert Robinson
Eppa Rixey
Gail Mays
Dutch Leonard
Babe Ruth
Jim Cooney
Dee Guitresu
Fred Merkle
Danny Vance
Jess Petby
Alexander
Christy Mathewson
Wso
Pont and
Oruon
Cyclones Trip Aggies In Big Six Opener By 41 30
Iowa State College’s Cyclones beat the Kansas Aggies 41 to 30 in their first Big Six conference game. After a 17 18 halftime, Ames pulled away in the final period as Lande scored eight floor baskets and a free throw, with Wood adding six. Weller led the Aggies with four baskets.
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Ames
Dan
U.P
Iowa State College
Kansas Aggies
Cyclones
Lande
Cyclone
Wood
Coner
Weller
Aggies
Dempsey and Carey Travel to Boston for Sharkey Talks
New York Jan 12 United Press reports Jack Dempsey traveled to Boston with William Carey to meet with Jack Sharkey and manager Johnny Buckley. They aim to hammer out terms for a heavyweight bout at Miami Beach, with Tex Rickard’s plans guiding the talks. If Sharkey rejects terms or a $100,090 guarantee cannot be met, the bout plans may collapse.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Young Stribling
Miami Beach
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
United Press
William ¥. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sharkey
Johnny
Tex
1926 Rhemws Best Year for Cardinals Pitcher Rhem
Rhem, a left handed pitcher with five year major league tenure at St Louis, posted a standout 20 win season with 7 losses in 1926. The Cardinals' hurler had previously logged 12,144 innings and 42 wins across his early years, marking 1926 as his best year.
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St. Louis
Modan
Mint
Rhem
St. Louis Cardinals
Nelson and Gans Battle at Goldfield Nev in 1906
United Press recounts Tex Rickard's early Goldfield fight promotion linking Joe Gans and Battling Nelson. The $69,718 gate set a world record. Nelson earned 22,500 while Gans took 11,000. Rickard faced promotion troubles, including Nolan threats and weight disputes, foreshadowing his later cautious boxing career.
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Tex Rickard
George Kirhley
United Press Braft
United Press
Joe Humphries
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Britt
Goldfield
Labor Day
Humphries
Rickard
Tex
Jack
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
Goldfield Sun
Salt Lake City
Jack Clifford
Nolan
Joe Gans
Nelson
Richards
Clifford
Gans
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Brena
San Francisco
Ruke Goldberg
W. O. McGeehan
McGeehan
Goldberg
Florida Winter Race Meeting Gets Big Entry
Missni Jan 12 AP Seven hundred horses await the bugle call opening the season for the Tilneah race track January 17 for a 51 day meeting. Stable reservations include George J Wiener Wills Sharp Kilmer Kenton Farm stable and John E Madden among others.
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Missni
Pla
Tilneah
George J. Wiener
Wills Sharp Kilmer
Kenton Farm
Pp. T. Chinn
Three D's
Jin Arthur
Thomas D. Taggart
Be.k. Bryson
Hf. Trotter
R.L. Baker
T. © .Hayes
W. H. Whitehouse
Bello Isto Stable
Jack Richardson
Mose. Lowenstein
T. W. Brown
Mo Wawk Stable
Audley Farm
Atable
John E. Madden
Max. Hirsch
W. B. Mitchell
Jack Keene
Grover Hughes
P. H. Jonesy
Garreth Watts
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George McManus
Gitin
Trudgian
E. Peterson
Runds
Sunbeams
Frigitaires
Ykewlsa
Elks Alleys
Kelsters— Broster Aes Ecesesen
Eens Ene Isr
McMillan
Ag Myers
Tye
Hottman É Eye LD
Peterse Seers
Maetin Srewetelerers -Ma
Morgan Ates Ory
Garrison Gevevere
McGovern
Nebbitt
Buffalo
N. Y
Meyer Grace
Bam Brice
San Diego
Benteat Wright Onicha
Raatouk
Jack Beasley
Jon Frantisco
Grand Rapids
Amich
Otto Yon Porat
Bal‘ink Levinaky
G. Wellywood
Cal—Irnaclo Fernandez
Rinlns
Joey Thomas
St, Paul
Greenwich
Kansas City Star
Coolidge
Los Angeles Times
Her-Makhu
Edfi
Egypt
Jim Reed
United States
Simuy
Hoover
J. M
O. L. V. A. Quintet
Rapids Five
Illinois
Grogan
Ros
Feg Murray
Bob Collette
Ves
Trockey
Robert Callette
William Hunter, Jr
Minneapolis
Minnnesota
Industrial League
BoLoner
Judge Laois
AL. Temaree
New York Glanfsy
Aggie Five
Carey
Nelson and Gans
Nev
Texas
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