Hawkeye Mentor Talks FAGTS MT Teacher Owner
Cedar Falls dispatch reports University of Iowa coach Burt Ingwersen addressing Cedar Falls Commercial Club on January 19. He urges athletes to value education, warns against scholastic neglect, and condemns colleges that offer inducements to recruit players.
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Hawkeye
Courier Species Service
Cedar Falls
Burt Aingwersep
University of Iowal
Jew State Teachers College
Macon
Grochawski
Tollefson
Tardy
J. Peterson
McCusky
L. Orr
J. Orr
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Meyer
Phelan
C. Peterson Dalzett
Darsh
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Shoepaker
Stephens
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Cooper
Clerver
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Iowa
Ingwersen
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Velieved
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George
Hearst
Commercial Elut
Iasstmaster
Bearst
A. CO. Patterton
Teachers College
C. 8. Condit
Little Tutors Face Vinton and Grundy This Week
Cedartown conference leaders the Little Tutors travel Friday and Saturday to challenge Vinton and then host Grundy Center. Coach Sehneider’s Grunby unit has won three straight, with Crosby Cant Gr Sherman Lewis and Jay leading a cohesive attack supported by Rainbow.
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Courier Special
Cedar Ents
Jain
Cedartown
Teachers High Rnsketoers
Hest
Vinton
Grundy Center
Vinton Ine Mente
Sehneide
Grundy
Sehneider
McTain
Crosby
Cant. Grr
Sherman
Lewis
Jey
Rainbow Sucheson
Prices Fixed for Drafted Players in Major Minor Pact
Leaders of organized baseball left French Wick after a conference between major and minor league representatives. They announced an agreement on player exchange valid to November 12, 1934 and indefinitely thereafter with one year’s notice to terminate. Draft prices set include Class AA 7500, Class A 5500, Class B 2500, Class C 2000, Class D 1500. The pool of players under option rises from eight to 13, and universal draft won’t apply to certain leagues until after October 1928.
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Ynd
Amercianasociation
Tnternationnal League
Pacific Coast League
Indoor Relays Set for Saturday at New Field House
Nearly 400 University of Jenwen athletes enter the seventh annual indoor relay carnival to debut the new field house track a sixth of a mile long. The longer track aims to spur new records across the meet program as the old track covered ten laps per mile.
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Tidam
University of Jenwen
Alt University
Fragmented 1920s newspaper blurb mix with stray names and jokes
A garbled page item blends satirical verse and brief pop culture notes. It references Jesta versus Moment, a New York bishop, Charlie Chaplin, and odd medical musings, with scattered names and unrelated anecdotes creating a fragmented, unclear feature.
Upper Iowa Next for Tutor Quint
The Cedar Falls area reports Upper Iowa prepares for a conference opener against Iowa State Teachers College. The bout highlights include improved reserve play, with Pollack and Tollefsen energizing the second unit and coach Dieson focusing on polishing floor work and overall team speed for the season start.
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Rohawks
Towa
Dieson
Voaders
Reeserves
Pollack
Tollef
Sacred Heart and St Marys Meet In Key Tonight
Sacred Heart hosts St Marys in a curtain raiser at Vib. start 8 p m. Both teams come off tight losses to Our Lady, aiming to even record in the high school basketball clash.
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Sacred Heart
ST. Mary’s
Our Lady
Vetory Academy
Sacred Weart
St. Mary
Orange Community Defeats John Deere In Close Game
Orange Community edged John Deere 22 to 20 at Orange Institute. Raymond led John Deere with high scoring, while Pullin and Welgle starred for Orange in a tense night game.
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Orange Community
John
John Deere
Orange Township
Tram
Orange
Raymond
John Teere
Pullin
Welgle
League meeting in Ottumwa re-elects Belden as president
In Ottumwa Iowa officials of the Mississippi Valley Baseball League gathered in quiet harmony to re-elect Belden RW Cedar Rapids as league president. A 126 game schedule was adopted and an amendment to allow a two year term for the president was approved. Rees Seek Change and Civcis B Hightshoe were elected vice president to succeed J Bass. The league reported strong finances with player earnings over 35000 and Ottumwa officials hosted a banquet after the session.
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Ottumwa
Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Belden RW
Cedar Rapids
HIN
Rees
Burlington Club
Aloe
Civcis B
Hightshoe
Orkumwa
Minn
J. ¥. Bass
Marshalltown
Nles
Munion Sena
Trans- Corling
White Sox names new infield stars for 1923 season
Chicago expects a strengthened squad with Advon Ward at second Roger Peckinpaugh at short, and Ray Schalk returning as catcher and manager. Moe Berg and GM Munnefield back Ward and Peckinpaugh, while Bart Sheely and Bil Kamina hold other infield roles as veteran pitchers and outfield changes accompany the shift in roster priorities.
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Chicago
Keystone
Advon Ward
Roger Peckinpaugh
Short Ston
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Ray Schalk
Milwaukee
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Ward
New Yorkree
Callins
Peckinpaugh
Washington
Moe Berg
GM Munnefield
Bil Kamina Ob
Bart Sheely
Surphus
Peek
Schalk
Emastor Teaguns
Buch Srouse
Wwarey McCurdy
Red Faber
Ted Lyons
Ted Rhinkenshin
Alphonse Thomason
George Connally
Tankenshin
Hanver
Bob Falk
Johnny Mostil
Bam Barrett
Close Scores Marked Up in East High Basketball Tilt
Close scores marked up in eight soccer? No, basketball games in classes A and B of the Intermediate Sunday school league at Gast. Fgh last night with First Evangelical 13 and Grave M. EL od losing to First Baptisd 22. Walnut Street Baptlst 8, ret Brethren 25. Sir Paul's M. Is clhssy B, Wirt M. 13. 34, Central Christiaa, Calvary Evangement 25, T.dnden. M. E. C. Burton Avenue BADURE 13, Westminster Presbyte: im. The games ended the 1st round of the season.
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Resulla
Gast
Fgh
First Evangelical
Grave M. EL Od
Walnut Street
Ret Brethren
Sir Paul's M. Is Clhssy
Wirt M
Central Christiaa
Calvary Evangement
T.dnden
M. E. C. Burton Avenue
Badure
Free Hits and Bonuses Stir Baseball Debate
The piece discusses cash bonus rewards for hitters and pitchers, noting magnates push for big incentives while Commissioner Landis era is cited. It voices concern over bonuses, averages, and strategic plays aimed at boosting performance in late season games.
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Feld
Landis
Barrow Suggested as A L Leader in Johnson Succession
New York report says Edward G. Barrow business manager of the New York Yankees leads a push to succeed Bun Johnson as American League president. Colonel Jacob Ruppert favors Barrow while Barrow stays quiet on candidacy.
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New York
Dun
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees
Bun Johnson
Barrow
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ruppert
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Grinnell Consideres Grid Coach Candidates
Grinnell college officials in Grinnell Iowa are evaluating three candidates for football coach. Names under consideration include G R Slaughter former Wisconsin assistant, Jester Duke Grinnell assistant, and Paul MacEachron Oberlin alum and former Grinnell faculty member. MacEachron has limited coaching experience and attended recent practice amid reports of interference.
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Grinnelt
Mike Hyland
Grinnell
R. Slaughter
Wisconsin
Jester Duke
Paul MacRachron
Oberlin College
MacHachron
Grinnell College
Machkachron
Tha
Fights Last Night feature mixed results across cities
The night brought a series of boxing outcomes with multiple fighters from Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Denver and elsewhere. Notable results include Kraie Kiegel defeating Joey Clein, Tony Ross drawing with Ma Blatt, and various wins by Baby Doc Carns and others while several bouts ended in knockouts. Several matches ended in decisions or draws across Los Angeles Portland and Des Moines locales.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kraie Kiegel
Joey Clein
Milwaukee
Mite Mandell
St. Paul
Warner Lodge
Denver
Cola
Blatt
Ainnsapo- Ma
Tony Ross
Pittsburgh
Drew
Los Angeles
Cal
Doc Carns
San Diego
Charlies Frernel
New Orleans
Harm
Gakinhd
Charlie Long
Omahu
Portland
Ore
Hutyry
Bilton
Ray Peles
Onkinnad
Seattle
Wash
Walters
Lorhorn
Alnka
al Amey
Des Moines
Blysioon
Waterloo Hawks Open at Home in Valley Schedule Highlight
Waterloo's baseball club Hawks travel 47 miles this season, finish fourth in league, with Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Moline ahead. Season opens May 5 at Waterloo. long road trip in August spans 15 days to Marshalltown Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Burlington and Moline before returning home. The slate favors Waterloo with home openers and games on holidays.
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Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Amaline
Dubuque
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Maline
Olam
Burlington
Marshalltown
Buque
Oluntwa
Moline
Tabor
Owt Tyland
Slingshot as Practical Outdoor Tool Warned Against As Toy
Wil H Dily extols the slingshot in northern woods for hunting rabbits and grouse as a lightweight alternative to a pistol. He warns against its use as a toy and outlines craft details for a sturdy, accurate implement built from inner tube rubber, a hardwood fork, and leather pockets.
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Murdo Gibson
North Woods
Ruther
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Secon
Rockwood Star of Western Union College Collapses in Hard-Fought Game
Vista College and Western Union College met in a furious contest last night. Star player H Rockwood of Western Union collapsed and was carried from the floor after suffering an apparent exhaustion incident following a high scoring stretch. He also sustained a minor injury during the game.
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Tadan
Ruems
Vista College
Nera
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Western Unitor
Rockwood
Upper Iowa Cagers Meet Buena Vista and Teachers Next
The Upper Iowa Peacocks return from a grueling road trip with three losses in as many games. They prepare for a two week home stand starting Monday night against Buena Vista and teachers, with State Pechers visiting Cedar Falls for the feature tilt.
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Buena Vista
Courier
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Shen
Peacocks
State Peachers
Cedar Alla
Cornell Favored in Contest With Coe Team Friday
Mount Vernetta January 19 Cornell, last year’s champions, leads the Midwest conference after a win over former leaders Monmouth and Knox. Carleton remains undefeated, beating Goo five 27 to 12. Coe, with 11 wins in 12 games, is a slight favorite as it heads to Mount Vernon for a Friday matchup with Cornell. Lawrence remains a strong unknown in conference play.
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Courier Newitt
Mount Vernetta
Cornell
Walloping
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Knox
Carleton
Northfield
Beloit
Elin Devils
Inox
Maonmouth
Coe
I. C. Frosh Team Beats Mt. Vernon
Illinois Central freshmen defeated Mount Vernon 26 to 31 in a fast game. Home team led 18 to 15 at the half. Sansone and Murphy started for I. C. Wrideals guards Andy and Joe Wriedl and center Jursenson plus Wriedl listed among wards.
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Wreshman Basketeers
Mount Vernon Dependents
Tunbrigh
Jis
I. C
Sansone
Murphy
Jursenson
Andy
Joe Wriedl
West High Faces Fast Moving foe Friday Invasion
West High hones a new basketball lineup under Coach Ralph Sarff as they prepare for a Friday night visit from Maxson City. Captain Templeton is the lone senior in the group with Cragy, Stetzel, Watson and Gartell surrounding him. Bartell, a promising sophomore guard, and Gnagy, moved to forward, bolster a youthful West squad. East trip to Charles City and Osage follows as Coach Makeever’s squad, led by Rose, Hicker, Schammel, Wilkins and Smith, aims to refine offense and midcourt strength ahead of tougher tests. Osage appears strongest in upcoming matchups.
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Ralph Sarff
West High
Maxson City
Fort Dodge
Templeton
Cragy
Stetzel
Wat Son
Gartell
West
Cedar Walls
M’ Bartell
Bartell
Sarff
Altho
Sarif
Richard Post
Mason City
Charles City
Osage Pridgy
Midge Makeever
Rose
Hicker
Schammel
Wilkins
Smith
Grant High
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Makeever
Schummel
Osage
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