West High Track Outlook Sees Five Veterans For 1925 Season
With the basketball season under way West High begins track prospects for spring 1925. Coach Ralph Sarff will build around five veterans Graser Sweitzer Holgate Potter and Bovey while indoor work focuses on calisthenics and quick take offs. Captain-elect Hurlburt left town prompting a replacement to be chosen before the first meet. A single relay unit for Drake relays will be developed and the squad will train indoors then outdoors as weather permits. Schedule tentative with East High Marshalltown Cedar Valley and teachers college classics likely fixtures. No state meet entry planned unless standout talent emerges.
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West High
Ralph Sarff
Graser
Sweitzer
Holgate
Potter
Bovey
West High Track Craw
Frank Hurlburt
Trampton
Ralph Sar
Drake
East High
Marshalltown
Cedar Valley
Teachers College
Sarif
Altho
Tisa
University relay carnival planned for February seventh
Jan 17 Iowa Cley announces the sixth annual University relay carnival set for February seventh at Iowa'slate. About odd men will compete in fraternity and sorority relays plus quadrangle and track events. The feature is the sorority relay with four runners each from sororities. Kappa Kappa Gamma won the cup last year while Pi Phi led the Phi Beta team.
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Iowa
Cley
Urmary
Morority Relay
Seco
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Jt Bein Phi
Pale
Phelps
Shot technique and form for free throws by Nat Holman
The article outlines consistent foul shooting methods emphasizing muscular relaxation and concentration. Nat Holman compares overhand and underhand styles, favors the latter for natural balance, and details stance, arm position, and wrist twist to control the ball release at the foul line.
Boxers Eye Ring Return As Iowa Boxing News Stirred
Welterweight Joe Knipp says he can take on opponents on short notice after a period of inactivity and aims to return to the ring. Iowa boxing notes report leaders backing Belden J3it for league president with support from Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Ottumwa, and other cities. Port Dodge and Humboldt scene highlight a 16 point guard effort for East High against Marshalltown as local prep hoops resume with games around Waterloo Dubuque and V.
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Joe Knipp
Joe
Cedar Rapids
George Moelichar
Humboldt
Fred Erzel
Port Dodge
Humbaldt
Bers
Goth
Waterloo Boxing Gang
Bowling League Season Opens Second Half in Cedar Rapids
Munkeya OM bowling team won the Commercial League championship for the first half while Diamond Joes took second place. Next week the circuit resumes with four City League players posting top scores including Silm's Filling Station 966 and Waterloo Clothiers 53. Cedar Rapids locals prepare for state tournament action at Cedar Yids with Waterloo Alleys, Wankere Os, and Tibbitts Tallors set to join later.
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X— Olds
Cap Wagner
Waterloo
Iterb Cleus
Ae Stim
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Tibbitts Tailors
Cedar
Wankere Os
Tibbitts
Stin's
Willing Station
Waterloo Clothiers
Sconamy Clothiers
Igniny
Bartlett-McFarlane
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Rotary
Lucky Wershberger
Benny Leonard seeks successor to light welter title
Benny Leonard retired world light welterweight champion begins farewell era as organizers in New York push to crown a successor. Rickard and the New York commission plan a tournament with winners meeting in New York for the title belt. Major boxing organizations weigh a national tournament to determine Leonard's successor.
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New York
Tbenny Leonard
National Association of Boxing Clubs
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Squire Garden Boxing Association
George ,L
Tex) Rickard
Leonard
I Rickard
Sammy Mandel
Sid Terris
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Atomiciction
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Merle
Uton
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Cole
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Fort Dedse
Mason City
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Brosklyn
Sraw
Angel Firpo
Lurene
U L V A Beats Sacred Heart 24 20 In Overtime
U L V A five edged Sacred Heart 24 to 20 after a four minute overtime. Brannif scored 14 points in the extra period to seal the victory with White supporting at guard. Sacred Heart led most of the game but could not hold in the final minutes.
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Victory Academy Basketeers
Sacred Heart
Academy
Brannif
White
McGarvey Mink Monahan
High School Player Loses Finger in Practice
Mount Pleasant Ta Jam 17 reports a high school cager injuring a finger while grabbing a net during practice. The finger was severely lacerated and later amputated after hospital surgeons intervened.
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Mount Pleasant
The Gall Outdoors Oily Advice On Campsite Choice
The article advises choosing virgin sites with abundant nearby resources for canoe trips. It notes dry wood scarcity near old camps, suggests using two or three straight sapling poles for ridgepoles or tripod cooking supports, favors spruce or balsam bedding, and warns against cutting ornamental shore trees. It also describes ideal landing spots and warns about sand beaches and sandfly nuisances.
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Hawkeyes Tackle Creighton in Hard Fought Battle Tonight
Iowa prepares for a stiff battle with Creighton as coach Sam Barry aims to keep the team’s winning streak alive. With Raffensperger Laude Janse McConnell and Van Deusen leading the attack and Creighton’s Trautman Ward Mahoney forming a strong offensive unit, the game promises a strenuous workout for the Hawkeyes ahead of Illinois.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
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PRASC
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van Deusen
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Hawks
Regional College and High School Basketball Scores Snapshot
Basketball results include Parsons 15 Des Moines University 17 and Trinity 21 Buena Vista 31. Senior colleges Notre Dame a7, Michigan Aggies 14, South Dakota State 15, Drake 1% Grinnell 18, Oklahoma A and M 45 Texas 10, plus numerous high school games such as Clinton 26 Town City 24 and Muscatine 9.
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Parsons
Des Moines University
Notre Dame
Michigan Aggies
South Dekote
Manningsids I
Buena Vista
Trinity
North Dakota Aggies
South Dakota State
Leloit
Cornell
St. Winter
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Chillicothe
Graceland
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Texas
Washington
Oklahoma
High School
Clinton
Town City
Burlington
Muscatine
Muscatiie
Brighton
Dunkerton Fur Party Brings Twenty-Two Relatives Together
Mr and Mrs D Smith hosted a family gathering with about 22 relatives spending the evening in Dunkerton. Guests included Ralph and Ray Smith and many other Smiths from Dunkerton and Waterloo. After items, Mrs C E DeWard received a fur party last Friday afternoon. Games and contests filled the afternoon as a four course roast was served by several hosts.
Osage and nearby towns report misc town notes
Readable items include a memorial service for Emme Foster in Osage, marriages and shimmers of local families, creed activities, election of a new Farmers Mutual adjuster, and social events across Osage and neighboring communities with numerous visits, travels, and health updates.
Weekend visits and moves mark New Hartford notes
New Hartford and vicinity items report Jimmerson visiting Nile mother Mrs. Margaret Miller, calls at W. Harmon and E. Seaver homes, and Fred McCant moving to Cedar Falls. Community program at the schoolhouse drew a fair crowd with refreshments. Residents travel to New Hampton and Allison for visits and banking events. Fluctuating illnesses, a cattle purchase, and a funeral near Cedar Falls are noted as the ice harvest begins.
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Wewsaccora
San
E J. Jimmerson
Nile
Margaret Miller
A. McCague
Shell Rock
W. J. Harmon
E. Seaver
Fred McCant
Cedar Falls
Seaver
Corrigan
Clarence Sprague
Harry Crawford
New Hampton
Ed Zimmerman
Wallace Jones
Greene
August Critzman
J. L. Farnsworth
George Grady
W. J. Hannon
A. O. Fimmon
Hampton
John Struntz
Tears
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Sparks Cause Fire Damage at Grundy Center Residence
Chimney sparks severely damaged the Matt Heibergee home in Grundy Center yesterday afternoon. Risom arrives from unspecified location to establish residence and work for J Freviche south of town. plans to bring siblings soon. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Otto Schwen visited Waterino over the weekend. Margiares Sternbers to Tes Moles to assist sister Mrs Ella Wumkes. Mrs L H Stliver ill with poor prognosis. Chris Hans gravely ill after a paralytic stroke. another stroke years ago left her with lingering weakness.
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Waterino
H Margiares Sternbers
Tes Moles
Ella Wumkes
L. H. Stliver
Byran
Bausmann Weissburg
Chris Hans
Dunkerton Community Notes From Early Week
Local residents in Dunkerton and nearby towns share visits and routines. Mrs Amanda Joffres of Cedar Falls visited her daughter, while Mrs Loura Meyers recovered from grippe at home. Families from Fairbank, Waterba and Independence attended gatherings. William Drake and Miss Shimp took part in painter and decorator events. births and farm arrangements also appear in the week’s notes.
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Oscar Davis
Miler
Independence
Jack Clemens
Cedar Rapids
aNenus Gerestenberger
Pocahontas
Ruth Bennett
For Mates
Council
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M.C. Alen
Waterloo
Wendall
Bresena Shorts
Brant
Walrbank
Herbert
Brichard
Melida Shotts
Mraoandotta
Ployt
Smith
Des Moines
Mra
Raymond Arthur
Henry Grand
Town Falls
Beaman
Clarence Smith
California
Th. Dicka
Maurice
George Aswer Raw
Grace Deeseman
Parkershoro
Lillian Diet
Sherit
Diehl
A. A. Bitner
Zearing
Bailey
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Dik
Tee Lonenecker
Winfield
Kan
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Hammill
Stone
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Shannon
J.D. Meester
Misa Cora DuIy
Grier
Dunkerton
Jim Carnes
Osteen
Willian
Kraft and Troisoux
Devlwein
Eyrr Tin
the Oran
Amanda Joffres
Cedar Falls
A. Buckmaster
Towle Meyers
Lester Wilenn
Fairbank
Arehia Shimp
Willam Drake
Waterton
Loura Meyers
Grippe
Bond
Waterba
Wil Ford Ani
Blerywein
Mad
Eada Dewar
Donald George to retire from Knie and George firm
Independence news notes Donald George will retire from the Knie and George business soon after its two year establishment. His partner will continue the company. Also listed are local travel plans, a nephew serving as pacific ship radio operator, and moves to Kirksville for osteopathy study.
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Independence
Knie? & George
West Driles
Jacob Wackerharth
Ttarl
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Cuba
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Prince
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Jamaica
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Seattle
Orient
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Miles Eunice Hall
Independence Produce Company
Kirksville
Still School of Osteopathy
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Dubuque
M. W.harmen
Local notes from Marble Rock and nearby towns
Reports of accidents, travels, and social visits across Marble Rock era towns. A man injured in a serious accident required stitches and was improving. multiple residents including Mrs. Elizabeth Oeser, Mrs. Esther Bailey Curley, and Mrs. Roe Asting made trips or visits. Local social events mention an oyster supper and a joint installation by Woodmen and Royal Neighbors.
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Frean Sker
Dometrios
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Greene
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Des Moines
George Bailey
Ellis Blaite
G. W. Gates
Charles City
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Waterloo
Will Wilson
Roe Asting
Blaighalltown
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Jstibbing
Minn
Woods
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Tulsa
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