Bobby McLean to Skate in Norway for World Pro Title
New York January 15 Bobby McLean American champion sails to Christiania to skate Mathieson for the world professional championship. The event runs February 7 and 8 on a quarter mile rink with 50 000 spectators and may set admission receipts records.
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Dempsey Defends War Service Against Draft Dodger Claims
Jack Dempsey was labeled a draft dodger by critics, but manager Jack Kearns rebutted the charge. Dempsey served as a riveter in Sun Shipbuilding and a Seattle shipyard, supported his family, and fought for war charities, reportedly raising about $100,000. He remained in 2-B class for the war’s duration and sought bouts with Willard under Salvation Army auspices.
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Two Man Tournament Starts at Whiteside Alleys
Beginning January 22 a two man tournament will launch at the Whiteside alleys with weekly Thursday night games until completion. If a team is absent the game will be forfeited. Last night Stewart-Simmons beat Kiester-Hall rollers in a match game with final totals listed for players and frames.
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Colleges Move to Strip Letters from Players Entering Pro Football
Western Conference member colleges voted to revoke letters from athletes who pursue professional football, though enforcement varies by school. Michigan cites board of regents authority, Minnesota notes past violators and nonretroactive rule limits, while Chicago and Northwestern pushed for stricter action but offered few enforcement details.
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Iowa U Athletes Refuse Army Entries Shaping 1920 Season
Iowa City January 15. Hawkeye end Lester C Belding has declined an appointment to West Point and will appear in the 1920 football lineup. Captain elect William S Kelly also refused a proffered academy appointment. A near pan ic occurred at a separate boxing event in nearby Springield Illinois as a truss break caused floor collapse briefly.
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Cedar Falls High to Meet West High on Waterloo Floor
West High prepares for a Friday night game against Cedar Falls at the Waterloo Y. Coaches push tough daily scrimmage as shooters fix field goals after recent losses. East High also trains at cast high, eyeing a Nashua foe Saturday. both teams aim to refine skills and gain experience.
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Allison Ready for Springfield Legion Bout
Neil Allison has posted a forfeit for a bout at the American Legion post in Springfield Indiana on January 28 to benefit the post. Managers provide no opponent information though Allison agrees to fight anyone in his class. He trains daily and aims to be in prime condition for the night. The Business Men's Athletic club plans an opening smoker and card for January 30 with several events. Allison has taken Ralph Alexander under his wing to guide him toward bigger bouts, with Alexander already facing some top competitors.
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Gotton Seed Meal and Coal Offers From Co op Cedar Falls
Gotton seed meal priced at 77 per ton in five ton lots with limited supply offered by Farmers Co-Operative Co of Cedar Falls. Also buy coal from the car with a rehandling charge. Southern Illinois and Indiana Co. lz. phones 1959.
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Uncle Harrys Views on Immigration and War Its Effects
Uncle Harry discusses immigration trends after World War I, noting a postwar slight rise but a prewar level far higher, while Europe’s upheavals push emigration patterns. He predicts a future labor shortage but doubts immigration will rebound to past heights as Europeans seek opportunities at home. Editors note invites signed inquiries.
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Detroit Boxer Mike O'Dowd Wins Newspaper Decision
In Detroit Michigan Mike O'Dowd defeated Frank Carbone in ten rounds to take a newspaper decision.
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Wilde and Mason Set for World Flyweight Title Bout
Milwaukee Wis Jan 15 A boxing match for the world flyweight championship between Jimmy Wilde and Frankie Mason was finalized yesterday. The bout will be held in Milwaukee on Jan 29 with both fighters weighing 108 pounds at 3 o clock.
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Water Basketball For Iowa Swimmers
Iowa City January 15. Water basketball is a novel event in the dual meets Iowa University swimmers will swim in this winter. The game, not yet played in the local pool, promises an interesting exhibition by Director B D G Schroeder. It requires great endurance and uses an inflated leather covered ball with baskets at pool ends and rules similar to gym court play.
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Grundy Center High to Host Friday Evening Water Sport Event
A local feature notes Grundy Center High schedules a Friday evening event for spectators featuring water sport demonstrations. Visitors will dock at multiple stages as the event unfolds, highlighting community interest in outdoor athletic activity.
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Elgin High Bets Oelwein In Low-Scoring Hoop Fight
In Elgin Iowa on January 13 the Elgin high boys defeated Oelwein 18 to 12 in a fast game. Guard duo Mark and Kiple restricted Oelwein forwards to five field goals while Falk and Schorl added nine for Elgin. Conner led Oelwein at center with jump to contest. Dike High 28 Shell Rock 10.
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