Waterloo Puck Team Beats Chicago Lake Shore 4 to 2
Waterloo American Legion hockey team defeated Chicago Lake Shore Athletic Club 4 to 2 to stay unbeaten in six games this season. The victory showcased fast skating and strong teamwork as Waterloo scorers Richardson Keys and others struck in the second and third periods. Next they host the Third Infantry sextet of Fort Snelling Minnesota on Thursday after a Monday practice start. About 1,800 fans attended the celebratory win.
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Three Hundred Enter First Iowas Indoor Relays
About 300 men are expected to compete in the 10 event indoor relay program at the University of Iowa January 28. Charles R Brookins heads entries for a meet open to University of Iowa men only, serving as the opener to the indoor season and leading to the Western conference meet March 9 and 10. Hawkeye varsity athletes will clash with freshmen in seven events including the 60 yard dash and hurdles, high and broad jumps, pole vault and shot put, with interfraternity and interformity relays highlighting the program. Sigma Chi defends the fraternity title, while Kappa Kappa Gamma won the sorority relay last winter.
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Drake and Notre Dame Cagers Clash Tonight
Des Moines January 21 Notre Dame basketball reps from South Bend arrived for their game with Drake University. The Irish hold an excellent season record and are favored after Drake lost to Grinnell. Drake’s regulars are in shape for tonight’s battle.
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Jest at Moment and the Ice on High Heels
A fragmented column notes a cold day with a high heel stunt on an icy street. A streetcar anecdote, tax jokes, and a parade of old news bits reference Gay pride, legal dreams, aviation oddities, and cinema gossip alongside a mention of John McCormick in a breezy, scattershot style.
Injuries weaken Cyclone quintet in Kansas clash
Iowa State faces injury woes as star guard Freddie Kling tears knee and may miss several games or the season. Kling injured while attempting to intercept a pass against Kansas State, returning to Ames on crutches after a college hospital exam. Teammate Brown also hurt shoulder in Missouri game. he is expected to be ready for Drake contest at Town State Tuesday.
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Flynn to condition Dempsey as ex champ returns
New York January 21. Ex heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey plans a return to the ring this year and will be conditioned by Leo P Flynn who trained him for two bouts last year. Dempsey will reportedly travel here next month to prepare for a bout with Gene Tunney. Also from Fort Worth Detroit shortstop Rabbit Tavener says his injured finger is fully healed.
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World heavyweight wrestling title to winner in St. Louis
The world heavyweight wrestling championship will be decided in St. Louis on Feb. 20 as Ed Strangler Lewis faces Joe Stecher at the Coliseum. Prices rise to 25 for ringside with a hoped gate of 150000. Both claim the crown with past disputed reigns and a long history of challenged legitimacy.
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Barnard Expects Speedy Ace in 928 Race
Chicago Jan 21 The American League president E S Barnard predicts a hotly contested 1928 season with the Yankees' strength offset by improved Red Sox Browns and strengthened Cleveland Chicago Detroit Washington and Philadelphia. He notes aggressive ownership and trading will push teams to elevate play and close the gap with New York. Simpson 29, Columbia 20. Simpson remains undefeated in Iowa conference with three wins, leading 20-10 at halftime.
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Charles City Faces West High Cagers Tonight in Cedar Falls
Charles City aims to rebound after a 19 to 14 loss to East High last night. Tonight they travel to Cedar Falls to meet Teachers College high as West High hosts Floyd County foe with a preliminary West Orange seconds game at 7 30.
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Three New York Yanks Hold Out for More Money
Three Yankee players are reported to seek higher pay. Waite Hoyt demands 20000 dollars after Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Herb Pennock boosted club finances. Tony Luzzeri threatens unsigned contract without more money. Mike Gazella remains nonchalant as a utility infielder. Missouri beats Washington University 35 to 24.
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Headed Play Sparks Odd Baseball Moment
A vintage baseball anecdote recalls Ed Roush hitting a homerun as a ball was tossed from the bleachers. Umpire Bill Klem ruled, but Roush later earned a triple, effectively counting both a homer and a triple in one time at bat.
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Oklahoma Aggies Defeat Ames in Mat Joust 12 11
Oklahoma A. & M. college wrestlers edged Town State 12 to 11 in Stillwater with six decisions and one overtime fall for Blair of Iowa State. The close meet was seen as signaling the likely national intercollegiate wrestling champion.
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Chicago Girl Sets New American 0 Yard Freestyle Mark
New American record for the 0 yard freestyle swim set in New York by Miss Ethel Lackie of Chicago. She clocked 28.215 seconds, shaving 2.15 seconds off Adelaide Lambert’s 1924 Whitinsville record. The time came in a sanctioned time trial.
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College basketball results mix across many small schools
A compilation of scores from numerous colleges and junior colleges. Notable results include Simpson 39 over Calumpia 20, Trinity 27 over Estherville Juniors 17, Michigan State 21 in two overtimes, Missouri 35 over Washington 24, and North Dakota Aggies 30 defeating St Thomas 22. The list spans numerous campuses and regions with compact game tallies.
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Tendler 16 Easy for Hucking in Exciting Brawl
Boxing chronicle from New York reports Lew Tendler at Madison Square Garden staging a hard fought win over Ace Hudkins in a welterweight bout. Hudkins, the Nebraska Neanderthal, controlled most rounds but Tendler rallied in the seventh and ninth, sharing odd rounds and fighting on despite the extra pounds Hudkins carried.
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Iowa Basket Notes Preview Big Conference Struggle
Iowa aims to tie for third in the Western Conference with wins over Purdue and Illinois and Illinois over Indiana. A .600 pace would group Iowa Indiana Minnesota Michigan Purdue Ohio State Illinois in third place. Purdue visits Town Field House as league leader, while Iowa faces Creighton on Jan. 30 and resumes conference play February through 27 with Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana Northwestern and Wisconsin on the home slate and road trips to Indiana and Minnesota.
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