Waterloo Bests Revised Edition of Cowboys 4-0
Waterloo American Legion hockey team defeated the South St. Paul Cowboys 4 to 0 before about 2,000 fans. Vaughan and Mentes stood out in goal. Keys, Malcolm, Willey, and Eldridge led Waterloo’s scoring with two goals in the opening period and two in the third. The Cowboys showed strong defense but Waterloo controlled most of the action. Next Friday Waterloo faces St. Paul American House Furnishings.
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Julius F. Johnson
South St. Paul
Vaughan
Waterloo
Mentes
Cowboys
Legion
Keys
Mariahn
Willey
Jone
Webber
Malcolm
Waterloo Cowboy
Westphalinger
Chick Eldridge
Brown
Waleclso
St. Paul
Vaughan G
Whener
Ro Cunningham
Collette le Brows
Seys
Wiley TA
Weddbrr
Micke
Boethey
Younte
Richardson
St. Faw
Chet Eldridge
Gosswich
Brooks
Les
Sroving
Wilfox
Roe Neer
Mines
Vauphan
Mentos
Benton
Alumni Rally Targets Iowa Athletic Staff Shakeup
Des Moines. Alumni from Iowa and neighboring states gathered to air disquiet over the University of Iowa football teams' recent performances. Despite assurances that Burton Ingversen will stay as head coach, leaders expect a strong push to oust the athletic staff and gain representation on the athletic council, though conference rules limit alumni influence.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
Towa
University Athletic Department
Walter A. Jessup
Burton
A. Ingversen
Billy Wallace Shelved Until March After Thumb Injury
Chicago January 14 Billy Wallace Cleveland lightweight title hopeful will be sidelined until March after a left thumb fracture suffered in a bout with Jimmy McLarnin in Dretrakt. Charles City Iowa January 14 The Lloyd Bulldogs lost a hard fought basketball game to Marble Rock 28 to 26 with Marble Rock securing the win in the closing minutes as Mable Rock added two late field goals.
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Chicago
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Jimmy McLarnin
Dretrakt
Charles City
Jan
Lloyd Bulldogs
Marble Rock
Bulldogs
Mable Rock
Jest a Moment in 1900s sports and society brief
A quirky composite note reports on slow wrestling, mini chess jests about beards, a youngster Dans McGee stealing and eating pies, Edison’s car claims, leap year trivia, a combative marriage anecdote, and a New Hampshire political line interruption with a wealthy testator leaving his fortune to his lawyer.
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Fose
New Hampshire
Illinois Mentor Heads Ring Body and Young Fellow
Jan 14 441 Paul Prehn survivor of the original Illinois state athletic commission becomes one of the youngest boxing chairmen in the United States after election to the Illinois commission. Pretin in his thirties has a boxing wrestling background and coached University of Illinois teams in Big Ten wrestling.
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Chicago
Paul Prehn
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
United States
Ilinois Commission
Pretin
University of Illinois
Ames Cage Team Wins Over Washington Five
St. Louis January 14 Iowa State defeated Washington University 41 to 35 in Missouri Valley basketball at St. Louis last night. The halftime score stood 22 to 15.
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AMES
Washington
St. Louis
Iowa State
Washington U
Iowa
Washington IL
Sharkey Heeneay Draws with Tom Heeney in NY Heavyweight Clash
In New York Madison Square Garden a 12 round heavyweight bout between Jack Sharkey and Tom Heeney ended in a draw. Crowd 16,948 paid $160,031 as Sharkey weighed 194 pounds and Heeney pressed from the start with savage body and head blows. Officials split on the decision with many favoring Sharkey while others backed Heeney for a changed, cautious performance from Sharkey compared with his Dempsey bout.
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New York
Dan
Tex Rickards
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Tom Mheeney
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Dempsey
Heeney
Manassa
Mehinel
Hronix
Tom
Sharkey Hehdy
Jack
Sharkes
Boston
Theney
Jim Maloney
Heeney Jusbh
Boston Tars
Saltor
Tark
Bharkry
Gharkey
Weettey
Heenry
Willy
Lynne
Ying Baniy
Theeney
Anzac Heeney vs Sharkey Ends In Fierce Rounds Of Exchange
The report details a brutal twelve round bout between Heeney and Sharkey with sustained body work and rapid exchanges. Heeney presses after a late rally and Sharkey counters with sharp uppercuts, hooks, and clinches as both fighters trade momentum round by round.
Boxing results from cities across North America last night
The Associated Press report lists numerous boxing results: Tom Weeney of New Zealand defeated Jack Sharkey in Boston. Jor Sekura beat Yale Okun in New York. Lou Bogash defeated Sunny Williams in California. Garry Creighton beat Mike Sankovitz in New Jersey. Sammy Mandell defeated Lilly Pettalle in Minnesota. Al Van Ryan beat Bobby O'Shea in Minnesota. Dick Daniel defeated Honeybox Conroy in Alabama. Bud Carman defeated Ludwig Hayman in Wisconsin. Larry Gains defeated Jack Humbeck in Toronto. Roberto Robert Waly scored over Monte Mann in Nebraska. Larry Wappo defeated Royal in Kansas. Anthony Maron defeated Jack Papke in Missouri.
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Associated
New York
Tom Weeney
New Zealand
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Drew
Jor Sekura
Dayton
Yale Okun
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Conn
Sunny Jim
Lilly Pettalle
Margo
MN. D
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Bobby O'Shea
Minneapo Ma
Dick Daniel
Minneapolis
Honeybox
Conroy
al, Paul
Bud Carman
Wisconsin
Gudwig Hayman
Germany
Toronto
Larry Gains
Jack Humbeck
Belgium
Fenton
Mars
Roberrto
Robert Waly
Monte Mann
Netenske
Kansas City
Kan
Larry Wappo
Kan-As City
Royal
Omaha
Athony Maron
Jack Papke
Kotses City
Nelson Hawkeye athlete seeks post on Olympic team
Emerson W. Nelson of the University of Iowa hammer throw, captain of the 1927 Hawkeye football team, aims for Olympic team membership with March to July training. His best 1924 mark would have placed second internationally. he eyes trials June 22-23 in Iowa and final trials July 5-7 at Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Paynvin
Madre
University of Town
Nelson
Fred Tootell
Mutt McGrath
Hawkeye
Iowa
Cambridge
fAtass
Rand
Schultz Family Forms Own Basketball Quintet
Geneseo Illinois January 14. A basketball team composed of five Schultz brothers is in great demand across central Illinois for exhibition meets. All positions are played by Schultz family members. Peanuts Heinie Bert Schultz were lettermen and football stars at the University of Illinois. Arthur and Elmer were high school stars.
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Geneseo
Ill
Conposed
Fee Brothers
Central Ilinois
Schultz
Hall extends winning streak with 80 to 39 victory
Allen Hall overwhelmed Clarence Jackson to keep the American three cushion billiard league lead. In New York Jai 14 INS, Hall won last night by a wide margin, 80 to 39.7, continuing his strong run at the top.
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Walt
Jackson
New York
Jai
Allen Hall
Alop
Clarence Jackson
White Sox Still Plugging Holes in Ruined Team
Chicago observes the White Sox spending record sums to rebuild after the Black Sox scandal. Chalmer Cissell buys for 123000, Willie Kamm previous 190000, Aaron Ward rejoined, with Bud Clancy vying for first base and Earl Sheeley set to be replaced. The roster includes Mostill, Park, Barrett, Metzler, Moore, Reynolds, and a pitching staff led by Faber. Berg eyed as future catcher, Schalk shifting to developing him.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Black Sox
Comiskey
Ouiummers
Chalmer Cissell
Cissell
Willie Kamm
Aaron Ward
Bill Humefield
Ward
Earl Sheeley
Bud Clancy
Johnny Mostll
Mosta
Bibl Park
Bill Barrett
Alex Metzler
Moore
Reynolds
Ted Lyons
Ted Blankenship
Alphonse Thomas
Red Faber
Rubber Arm Connally
Schalk
Moe] Berg
Princeton
Cotahers
Berg
Han
Regulay Ceemver
McCurdy
Crouse
Father and Son Lead Same Denver Soccer Team
Denver, January 14. Forty three year old Dad Peters and his son Billy, thirteen, star members of the same league team. Jack Peters, a veteran of twenty five years, learned the game in England and helped form teams that won three state titles. Billy, a senior league Yanks player this year, rivals his father as a key fullback on the squad.
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Denver
Colo
Dad Peters
Billy
Jack Peters
England
Clan McDonald
Brooklyn
Yanks
LANDS-VAN NER TEAM STILL LEADS ON LAST DAY OF CHICAGO RACE
In Chicago on January 14, the six day bicycle race saw Regie McNamara suffer a broken collarbone in a morning spill with Larry Gaffney. Sands and Van Nek of the Holland America team retained the lead as the field narrowed to 10 entries. Ernest Hy Keckier and Eddie Merkner briefly moved into a joint lead after midnight but trailed in points. The race was to conclude at 11 p.m. tonight.
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Lands-Van Ner
Chicago
Regie McNamara
Larry Gaffney
Iunhurt
Sands
van Nek
Ernest “Hy” Keckier
Eddie Merkner
Bender Trains for Marathon Starting on Coast
Arnold N. Bender, Waterlos, former University of Town athlete, trains for the Los Angeles to New York foot race organized by C. C. Pyle. He starts March 3 from the West Coast, and Waterloo businessmen back his campaign with strong support and publicity.
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Bender
Arnold N. Bender
Waterlos
University of Town
Los Angeles
Hawkeye
Waterloo
C. Co. Pyle
Local Tenpin Teams Enter Iowa Tourney
Waterloo will be represented in the state bowling tournament at Town City by three teams from Whiteside Alleys Waterloo Alleys and Bartlett MacParlane quints. Team rosters include Frank Manahi captain HH Smith Mike Gorman J Lorenz E Newman Packy McFarlane captain Al Manahi Joe Budack Harper Dr G bk Stainbrook. Doubles pairings list Manaahi Manahi Smith Lorenz Newman McParlane Gorman Budack Harper Stainbrook. The Biks club plans one team with probable members Harry Marsan George Shoemaker Eddie Johnston and H T Wagner.
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Waterloo
Whiteside
Bartlett-MtcParlane
Frank Manahi
HH. Smith
Mike Gorman
J. Lorenz
E. Newman
Packy McFarlane
al Manahi
Joe Budack
Harper
East High Quint Meets Grant In Tilt Here Today
East High edged Vinton 21 to 20 in a tense extra period with Capt Sansone delivering the winning long shot. Schammel and Sansone starred for East while Good and Wilson led Vinton as the teams prepared to rematch tonight against Grant High in Cedar Rapids.
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East High Quint
GRANT
East High School
Vinton High School
Aspiraions
Ued
Sansone
Grant High
East High
Grant High School of
Cedar Rapids
Rose
Black
West High
New Hempton
Vinton
Zeigler
East
Hast
Schammel
East Guard
Schammer
Hackett
Good
Waterloo
Gortion Boys
Young
Zeigier
Forris
Wilson
Fog
J. Gordon
L. Gordon
Jay Young
Parsons
Melgier
Willian
Perris
Ferris
Mackie
Cornel
Illinois Central Basket Team Wins at Cedar Rapids
Illinois Central shop team from Waterloo defeated Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats 35 to 24. Lead by Hostetler with 17 points, the shopmen built a 19 to 11 halftime lead as they held off a late Quaker Oats rally. Holmes scored eight for Quaker Oats, with Hines next at seven.
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Illinois Central
Cedar Rapids
Uniois Central Shops
Waterloo
Quaker Oats Company
Shopmen
Hostetler
Ilinois Central
Hielett
Gunstead
T. Go
Holmes
Quaker Oats
Hines
Academy Cagers Win Close Game
Our Lady of Victory academy basketball team edged St. Wenceslaus High of Cedar Rapids 19 to 18 in a tight contest. O Levoe led 16-13 after three quarters as Horan and King each scored seven for the victors. Slat topped St. Wenceslaus with three free throws and three field baskets. Wittmer Sig Contract with Princeton Coach Albert Wittmer Jr signs a four year deal to coach football and basketball at Princeton University.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Wendeslaus High
Cedar Rapids
Ae O. le Vo AL
Horan
King
Slat
St. Wenceslaus
Wittmer
J. Jan
Princeton University
Albert Wittmer, Jr
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Wack
Gilly
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Sharter
White Sox
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Whiteside Alley
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Manant
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Budark
Dee
Bruiinbrook
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