Two Waterloo teams to bowl at state tournament
Waterloo will be represented by the Alleys and Gamble-Hobinson at the state bowling tournament opening Friday afternoon in Fort Dodge. Alleys members include Manshi Gorman McFarlane Newman and Captain Manahl. Gamble-Robinson lineup features Stainbrook Manahl Harper Mantz and Captain McSweeney. The teams compete in five man doubles and singles events on Sunday February 3. The meet comes after a record entry year with Des Moines eyed to host the 1930 tournament. Waterloo bowlers will not bid to host due to few local alleys.
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Waterloo
Alleys
Gamble-Hobinson
Fort Dodge
A. Manshi
M. Gorman
EB. McFarlane
E. Newman
F. Manahl
Gamble-Robinson
G. Stainbrook
W. Manahl
W. Harper
R. Mantz
F. McSweeney
Frnk Manahh
Cedar Rapids
Iinwa
Ite Spli
Des Moines
Dysart Quint Io Victor Wins Narrowly In Exhibition
Dysart defeats Little Tutors 23 to 22 in a college field house exhibit. Lindeman scores 11 for Dysart while Olsen and the Prior brothers pace the Tutors. Referee Arthur Dickison officiates as teams struggle with early fouls and uneven shooting. The Bath Packing team also travels to Orange to face the Independent squad.
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Guarter Special Service
Cedar Falls
Training School
Dysart
College
Olsen
Roger Prior
Ring
Lindeman
Schmidt
Homer
Roger
Bysart
PF Hoonts
Wis
Lampreck Veeiers
Arthur, Dickifison
T. G
Levensky Retires After Loss to Weiner in Baltimore
Former light heavyweight champion Levinsky announces he is through after a knockout by Hermann Weiner in Baltimore. He was floored three times, with two counts of nine in the first round. He plans to return to Bridgeport to promote fights with Lou Bogash and cancel next week's Madison Square Garden appearance. Levinsky held the 1916 heavyweight title, fought since 1906, and was knocked out by Dempsey, Carpentier, and Weiner in his 650Fight career.
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Hagerstown
Sattling” Levensky
Hermann Weiner
Baltimore
Levensky
Levinsky
Bridgeport
Conn
Lou Bogash
AL Lippe
Maudison Square Garden
Jim Braddock
Jack Dillon
Dempsey
Carpentier
Weiner
Maynard Girls Triumph Over Oelwein 25 16
Maynard girls defeated Oelwein 25 to 16 at home. Dodis Meyer starred for Maynard in the girls game while Oelwein boys beat Maynard 20 to 8.
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Maynard
Oelwein
Dodis Meyer
Elks bowler Gus Thode leads high team score at Waterloo
Gus Thode's Elks club posted 1 gaa the top score in 18 games at the Waterloo alleys as his team won three from the Tiedman bowlers. Jiffring added a 285 while Huntley's squad beat Conroy's in two tight games. Dodge Brothers won two of three against Smith Lichty in the Commercial league at the same alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Thode
Elks Club
Thode
Huntley
Conroy
Life Behind a Mask and a Lone Laughing Eye
A poetical meditation contrasts Life in a jester mask with Life in sombre robes and a hidden smile. The speaker asks Life to reveal itself and be friendly, while noting a tear beneath the mask. The piece ends with a hopeful appeal for honesty and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megow
First M. E. Quintet Leads Senior Loop Basketball Chase
Four Senior Sunday school league games on the M C A floor feature First Methodist Episcopal atop the standings with four wins and no losses. Calvary Evangelical and First Brethren occupy third and second places as action unfolds tonight. In nearby Fairbanks Dunkerton boys edge Fairbank 26 to 25 while Fairbank girls win 30 to 11.
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M. E
Calvary Evangelical
First Methodist Episcopal
First Brethren
Central Christian
First Presbyterian
Chaorch
Nome
Fairbanks
Dunkerton
Fairbank
First Baptist
Congress
Grace
Im. E
Burton Ave
St. Mark’s
East High School
Methodist Episcopal
Si. Mark's
First Congregational
Walnut
Street Baptist
Burton
Avenue Baptist
Union Congregational
Linden
Losh
Urton Ave. Baptist
Enes " Petersen
Ptesaee Harper
Sicikil
Seene
Sherry Powers
Aes . Armstrong
van Aegter
Bender
Powe
Sandquist
Stetkin
Barber
Harper
Fowler
Bee
Caseveeser
Ferris
Leonard
Mayne
Johnson
Harmon
Pollard
Loshman
Lamb
M. Lamb
Ad Dietz
al K. Hoard
Dietz
Tieferec
Stork
Mississippi Valley league faces Rockford bid and schedule shift
The Mississippi Valley league, with seven cities including Waterloo and Davenport, set Feb 1 as Rockford's deadline to accept the franchise and post a forfeit bond. Davenport joined at the Hotel President meeting, Belden Hill re-elected as president, and the rookie rule remained unchanged in a debate over class men. A 126 game schedule was preferred, delaying season start to May 7 and ending after Labor Day, with Rockford's inclusion extending travel by about 50 miles per club.
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Waterloo
Rock Island
Moline
Davenport
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Rockford
Harry Johnson
Belden Hill
Waterloo Club
Johnson
Dale
Larry Brown
Brown
Lou Wheater
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Rexton
A. G. Spalding
M. H
Mike) Sexton
National Association of Minor, Baseball
Mississippi Valley League
Pan American golf on Dixie course to test Glenna Collett
Glenna Collett defends her Pan American crown as the winter season opens at Edgewater Park Mississippi. She faces strong fields including Mrs O S Hill Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Marion Turpie with entries from Cuba and Mexico.
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Edgewater Park
Miss
Wood and Irons
Glenna Collett
Providence Star
South
Finehurst
Glenna
North Carolina
League Leader Aims to Continue Businesslike Operations
The statement describes continuing the league’s affairs with the same practical, businesslike approach as in prior years. It emphasizes steady administration and adherence to established practices to sustain activities and governance.
Golf Stars Begin Last Drive Today in Coast Tourney
Pasadena January 16 The final 36 hole drive for the Pasadena Open prize attracts 65 players from qualifying in the west the last winter golf tourney. MacDonald Smith tied with George Von Elm for medal honors after a 69 while Armour Stevens and Black contended near the top. Leo Diegel failed to qualify with 78.
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Pasadena
Cal
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Long Island
George von Elm
Detroit
Tommy Armour
Washington
D. C
Tom Stevens
Los Angeles
John Black
Oakland
Bob MacDonald
Chicago
Ray Maneren
Leo Diegel
Michigan Wisconsin Baseball Teams to Make Trips Abroad
Chicago reports that Wisconsin and Michigan athletic boards approved summer baseball overseas tours. Wisconsin planned to take nine to Australia while Michigan would visit Japan at Meiji University’s invitation following last summer’s Japan games with leading universities and semipro groups.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Big Ten
Orient
Australia
Australis
Japan
Meiji University
Tminnels
Waterloo M C A. beats Janesville Independents in tight league tilt
Waterloo M C A. Industrial League basketball held Jan. 16 as Rice led Waterloo with eight field goals to edge Janesville Independents 33 to 31. Briner brothers paced Janesville with four to five points each while Enlow and Simpson contributed for the home team amid a see-saw contest.
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Courier Special Service
Janesville
Waterloo
M. C
Industrial League
Dpasketball
Janesville Independents
Rice
Dunkerton High School
Waterloo Five
R. Briner
E. Briner
INXS
Reop
Rf Repp
Birney
Enlow
Tot Simpson
W. Enlow
Swab
Remaun
Boomer
Ete de
Y. M. CG
Carson
van Emmen
Wartey
Irs
I Tobin
Fours Cancevil
Two Puck Games Carded Tonight at Cedar Lagoon
Two league hockey contests head to Cedar Lagoon rink tonight announced by Victor Read playground director. The 7:15 opener features Mac's Pharmacy vs Repass Automobile. Rath Packing faces Glute's Bracery in the second. Tomorrow Bain Dental vs Armstrong Manufacturing and John Deere vs Black's Dry Goods follow at 7:15.
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Cedar River Park
Black's Dry Goods Company
Above
Illinois , Gentral
Altstadle & Langlas
Read
Wisconsin to permit decision fights under bill
Milwaukee Wisconsin Jan 18. A bill to be introduced by Senator Irving Mehlgean would allow decision fights in Wisconsin boxing. The measure would legalize boxing news in the state but does not specify any decisions in the current text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Irving Mehlgean
Boxing News
Unclear Basketball Scores From Regional Games
A scrambled listing shows multiple college and high school basketball results with varying scores such as Parsons 33 over Penn 31 and Creighton 34 over Grinnell 25. Other items include Nebraska 46 and South Dakota 44 along with several terse city or college mentions.
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Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Kansas
Maryland
Virginia
Hinda Wesleyan
James Millikin
Tulane
U, of Mississippi
Columbus College
Sioux Falls
Augustina
High School
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Montlecito
University
Lowe City
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George McManus
Wonderfell
Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Benchinis
Dysart Quint IO Victor
RATHS
Bath Packing Company
Orange Township
Orage High School
WORLD
Panry— Shoemaker Fa Cabs
Hershberger Park Satewatyd
Saulth Perererers
Sneexenburg
Manta Secans
Thado
Tiedeman
Jackson Seas
EMR Bate
McDoreld
Straho
Tiedemann Heed
Sethe
Condierglm
League
Doftge Brothers
Z Gangy
Davidson Ee
United States
Lan
Abe Martin
Jean
Webbster
T. Tet
First Oeanges Verey
Kanearn
Church of Brethren
First Presbyterian Isaad
United Brethren
Barton Ave
Baptist
Sippi Valley
Winds City
Dixie Meet
Marion
Turpie
John
Glenna’ Collett
M.C. A. Club
First M. E
Cedar Lagoon
Elle Plane
Mount Vernon
Boone
Jefferson
Mason City
Osage
Sahara
Sion
Song—Music—Sound
Jrank Brothers
Waterloo, Towe
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