Dubuque Hires McGinnity Armstrong for Valley League Ahead
The Valley league delegates at the Le Claire hotel in Moline granted permission for Joe McGinnity and Johnny Armstrong to return as Dubuque club manager and captain respectively. Officials set salaries at 2000 dollars to the manager and 200 per month for Armstrong, with season opening May 6 and 126 of 128 games planned.
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Longi Creek
le Claire
Moline
Dubuque
McGinnity
Armistrong
McGinnity & Armstrong, Inc
Hicks
Joe McGinsnnty
Mississippi Valley League
Johnny Armstrong
Demosthenes
Decatur
Dubuque Gy
Herali
Vense
Burlington
Alabama
Bert Willford
Belden Hill
William Reed
Peter Ingelson
Sexton
Hill
Ingelson
Lou Blackman
Moline Dispatch
Reed
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Garrett Vier
John Bass
Marshalltown
Tracy Garrett
Burlington Hawkeye
Garrett
Basa
M. H. Sexton
Herbert van Deine
Chicago
Thomas Fairweather
Deng
Tod
Tate Tlaeternan
Airweather
Ray Tossher
St. Louis
Gutherder
Vie Waterton Club
Matt Stantainnfielder
Swansway
Swanson
George Magerkurth
Nostalgic Yearning for Youth and Local Life
In a rambling collage of verses and anecdotes the piece recalls boyhood joys on summer days and communal scenes. It blends songs, rural imagery, and scattered local notices about events, people, and the Twin Cities area with humorous asides and faded newspaper chatter.
Iowa Golfers Schedule Six Matches This Season
University of Iowa golf team, captained by Heinie Jensen of Cedar Rapids, announces a six match slate including conference meets and a meet with Drake. The squad features veteran Ed Beman and promising players Shimamura Vernon Marshall and Shrader. Key meets include Drake, Minnesota, Iowa at Northwestern and Chicago.
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Iowa U
Town City
To. An
Marloes Wennett
Mmmauncey
Jon Nterion
University of Iowa
Drake
Hawkeyes
Heinie Jensen
Cedar Rauids
Vethran
Ed Beman
Lash Sprite
Alt. Shimamura
W. Vernon
Marshall
T. G. Shrader
Trake
Minnesota
Wiserasin Ab Tena
West High Faces Little Tutors In Old Rose Gym Tonight
West High basketball team drills hard for the 8 p.m. Old Rose gym game against the Little Tutors. Captain Potter, Sansone, Burton, Miller, and Haselman headline the lineup as two senior players Johnny Miller and Bill Lumry close high school careers tonight.
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West High
Rose Gym
Sarft
Altho
Cer Julio
West
L Cedar Falls
Sarffmen
Potter
Sansone
Burton
Miller
Johny Miller
Bill Lumry
Mason City
Osage
Wear High
Jand
Sarff
Johnny Miller
Vorheis Dominates Exhibition Pool Show at Popular
Vorheis, champion lineup cue artist from Vorheis and Fawa City, beat local player Beiner Mohr in a 14 2 and Timeup pool display at Popular pool room last night. He opened with a 66 run in the Maeup contest to seal the win after a tied start, then flashed a series of difficult shots seen as new to Waterlon.
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Vorheis
Fawa
Beinier Mohr
Mohe
Gas
Lada
Toame
Chammpion
Waterlon
Mohr
Hieh
Vorh
Johnson undecided on 1925 season plans
Walter Johnson, noted pitcher of the Washington club, arrived in Los Angeles and said he has not decided his 1925 season plans. He will consider several propositions and may make a decision in a few days, postponing any firm commitment to reporting to the Senators.
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Los Angeles
Jal
Walter Johnson
Washington World
Senators
Johnson
Cam
Jutre
Common Errors Of Young Basketball Players From Nat Holman
Nat Holman discusses common youth basketball mistakes and fixes. He urges players to vary attack, keep moving on offense, balance, grip, and shot posture, and to use diverse passes including bounce passes. Defenders should watch man and ball without losing coverage.
Hudson Bay Dog Derby Set for February Three
The Hudson Bay dog derby is scheduled for February 3 in Manitoba with two races this year. The main 290 mile nonstop event runs from Hudson Bay to the Bin 0 cold mines at Herb Lake and back, starting 11 a.m. February 2. A second two day event for trappers and traders covers 30 miles each day with freight loads.
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Manitoba
Canada
Trappers
Thruaut
Northland
Pas
Herb Lake
Hadson Bay
West High Intra mural Basket Season Opens With 11 Teams
West High starts intramural basketball with eleven teams divided into two divisions A and B. Division A features Wildcats Hawks Bulldogs Wolverines Maroons Badgers Bears led by Saigles Bickley Pett Burgess Barr Walker Tabor. Division B includes Honsiers Cornhuskers Buckeyes Gophers led by Dietz Graham Bob Bickley Ed Bickley. Games begin after school with a three day schedule and double round robin to finish the season. Charles Hetts oversees the program with Johnny Miller and Bill Lumry assisting next week after ineligible status ends.
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West High
Ralph Sarff
Wildcats
Hawks
Bulldogs
Wolverines
Marcaons
Badgers
Bears
Saigles
George Bickley
Pett
Burgess
Barr
Walker
Tabor
Honsiers
Cornhuskers
Buckeyes
Gophers
Dietz
Graham
Bob Bickley
Ed Bickley
Maroons
Mets
Hoosiers
Charles Hetts
Johnny Miller
Bill Lumry
Varsity
Escome
Hudson Independents Defeat Dike Independents in Speedy Scrimmage
Hudson Independents beat Dike Independents 32 to 19 in a fast game here last night. Tallis starred for Hudson with solid support from Sergeant Fearer Bixby and Reimer. Hudson faces Winthrop Thursday night.
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Hudson
DIKE
Hudson Independents
Dike Independents
Tallis
Sergeant
Fearer
Bixby
Reimer
Winthrop Thora
Sacred Heart Juniors Triumph Over St John's Juniors
Sacred Heart junior basketball team defeated St John's school juniors 24 to 12 at Frances Grout school last night. Hayes and Current starred for the winners.
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Sacred Heart
St. John’s School
Frances Grout
Hayes
Mountain Sheep and Eagles Clash in Yet Another Debate
In Jackson Wyoming outdoors writer J R Jones notes the eagle as a major killer of mountain sheep, especially lambs, due to high scouting from above. He cites Alaska bounty programs and argues the need to balance sheep preservation with eagle protection, inviting reader views.
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J. R. Jones
Jackson
Wyoming
Alaska
Y M C A District Amateur Tournament Planned Here
The Waterloo Y M C A will sponsor a district amateur basketball tournament March 13 and 14 with about 10 teams from Waterloo and nearby. The winner advances to the Iowa state tournament in Des Moines March 27 and 28. F W Richardson leads the event and calls for entries, noting strong local interest and entries from Sunday School and City leagues.
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Waterloo and Vicinity
Towa
Des Moines
F. W. Richardson
Levening
Cedar Falls Independents
Iowa State Teachers College
Tutor Institute
Lawa City
YM. G. A
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Iowa
Richardson
Fort Dodge
Three-way plan to decide light heavyweight honors
New York boxing chief Tex Rickard schedules bouts among Jack Delaney Bridgeport Conn Tiger Flowers Atlanta and Paul Berlenbach Astoria to settle the light heavyweight question. Flowers and Berlenbach meet February 26 and Delaney faces the winner in March to crown a clear champion.
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New York
tTex Rickter
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
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