East High Quint Triumphs Over Cedar Falls Tigers
Cedar, Fally Jan 22 Capt Pete Howrey's waterloo East High quintet crushed Cedar Falls 43 to 18 to capture their first victory over the Tigers in years. East High's defense held Cedar Falls to three field goals while waterloo's offense clicked, though Dean fouled out after four personals. Wheeler stepped in and showed form as East High led 17 to 6 at halftime and prepared for a Cedar Rapids game tonight. Local fans praised East High for teamwork over the Tigers lack of cohesion.
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Verses on sobriety and demagogues in a ragged page
A fragment from Daily News poetry and satire mixes social critique with political jabs. It laments obsolete humor, mocks demagogues, and notes public reverence for artistry while hinting at post trial disquiet. References to sobriety verses, humorists, and a President-elect trip frame a windswept, disjointed column.
Leonard Plans Trip To London For Weight Battle
New York Jan 22 Benny Leonard plans a spring trip to London to meet Johnny Basham the British welterweight champion. Manager Billy Gibson says Benny will secure a suitable weight in the United States and then undertake the contest in Great Britain. Basham is listed with a tentative fee and Leonard’s first opponent is being chosen as he pursues the world title clash.
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Sunior High Triumphs Over Sacred Heart In Junior Game
Junior high basket tossers defeated Sacred Heart 25 to 10 at the junior high gym. Captain Kipp led with six field goals as a large crowd watched. Lineup included Kipp, Mehl, Sini er, Kuttler, Walter. substitutions Parker, Tipsteller, Daler, Hulett.
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Suare Flashes Wrestlers Fight For Championship
In San Francisco Ed Strangier defended the heavyweight title against Rick Davis in a long bout lasting over an hour. Zbyszko edged Santel on points after two hours, Myers swept Allanis two falls to one in Chicago, and Tambitas defeated Eagan in Portland in a welterweight decision.
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Boston College offers $10 000 for game Nov 5
Boston College offers ten thousand dollars or 39 percent of gate receipts to any college football eleven of equal standing that will meet Boston College here on November 5. Graduate Manager Frank Reynolds said the college would like to play Dartmouth Syracuse Brown or California.
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Reinbeck Falls to College High Quint 27 to 11
Reinbeck on January 22 hosted the Teachers College training school of Cedar who overpowered Reinbeck 27 to 11. Starbuck led the visitors with fast floor work and precise shooting while Reinbeck fought hard from start to finish, though faltering on defense at key moments.
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Six Day Bicycle Race Nears End
Chicago report notes Osterriter and Kockler leading with 83 points at 7 am on the race’s final day. Madden and Magin, tied for second last night, stand at 78 points after 128 hours. Other teams maintain their prior positions as the event closes at 10:22 pm.
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$75 000 Offered for Leonard Tendler Go
Al Herford, veteran boxing promoter, announced his club wired Benny Leonard and Lew Tender managers an offer of 875000 for a one round championship bout to take place in Baltimore.
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Missouri Defeats Sooners and Other Conference Scores
Varsity basketball highlights include Missouri defeating Oklahoma with strong shooting and standout play by Arbor and Ware. Other notes mention Drake, Knox beating Coe, and Indiana’s late surge in a Western Conference game. Illinois and Bloomington affiliations appear in scattered lines describing recent results and standings from multiple teams.
How Old Is Ann in the Ring
A period boxing cartoon by Ed Hughes discusses Mary Ann Moran, Joe Beckett, and Georges Carpentier. It weighs Moran's mystique, Dempsey links, and Carpentier’s challenge amid a playful critique of boxing fame and age.
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British Amateurs Defeat U S Boxers at Gavin Dinner
Report of a dinner at the Commodore Hotel in New York where British Army and Navy boxers defeated American champions. Accounts note the Americans showed grit but lacked proper schooling, with Cant Chandler and John Watson among notable English winners. Ralph Ritchie fought tough in a heavyweight bout and Tex O Rourke praised for selecting the British team.
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Offer of 30000 Rejected for Prince Loree Champion Pace
Cleveland Ohio February 22 An offer of 30000 for Prince Loree the pacing gelding said to be a record was rejected by Captain David Shaw It is reported Loree the world s double gaited champion with pacing mark for four miles at 2 00 and trotting 2 63 1 4 He will race on the Grand Circuit again this season Capt Shaw said
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Stoneham Buys Two Racers for 30000 dollars
New York January 22 United Press reports Charles A Stoneham owner of the New York Giants has bought the three year old Dry Moon by Olambalal and Honeymoon and the four year old Yellow Hand by Rossendale and Yellow Sea from Richard T Wilson through Jack Goldsborough for 30000 dollars.
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Caddage Expects To Throw Lewis In Title Bout
Henry B L Farrell reports Earl Caddock defends the toehold against a headlock ban as Joe Stecher’s injury intensifies wrestling controversy. Caddock predicts advantage with speed, while Lewis trains with a headlock on a wooden dummy despite opposition from officials and rivals.
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West High Tops Iowa City In Close State Tilt
Iowa City IH S Jan 22 West High defeated Iowa City 23 to 20 in a keen hoops battle. Cohn led West High with strong defense and offense, Meyers and Simmons produced steady scoring, Banton and Lichty shone for Iowa City despite the loss. Referee Skein handled the game at Coe.
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Missing Dempsey Bond Found In Bank Safe
San Francisco January 22—Jack Dempsey manager Jack Kearns said the 50000 forfeit bond for the Carpentier bout was actually held by the bank and later found in Kearns’s safe deposit box. The bond had been posted in New York in November and had been in the bank’s possession. New York earlier reported the bond’s disappearance and ensuing search led to its discovery in Dempsey’s camp.
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Skating Race Planned in St Paul January 30
St Paul skater Everett McGowan will race Art Staff of Chicago on Sunday January 30 in four events the 220 yard dash half mile one mile and two mile races If each skater takes two events another mile race may be added keeping the competition tight and local.
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Many Players Offer but Few Will Stick
United Press reports Boston January 22 1930s Red Sox manager Hugh Duffy is fielding a flood of applicant letters for team positions. He notes hundreds arrive daily from hopeful youngsters seeking tryouts, reflecting intense interest amid roster speculation.
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Packy O Gatt y Wins On Foul From Roy Moore
Packey O Gatty a New York bantamweight beat Roy Moore of St Paul on a third round foul in a 15 round bout in New York. Moore was disqualified for low blows. Also three rookies Howard Burkett Robert C Barcrofe and Robert W Grodr signed with the New York Giants after a Polo Grounds tryout.
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Kerr balks at White Sox offer in salary dispute
Chicago Jan 21 Dick Kerr, star pitcher for the White Sox, received a stiff salary offer at Paris Texas and refused to sign. He says he will not play unless paid more, and may join a semipro club in Chicago. Kerr pitched in 45 games last season and ranks among league leaders. He cites past success and loyalty to fans as reasons for a raise, noting plans to help the pennant push. He has also taken up golf to stay in trim.
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Ski meet postponed due to mild weather in Chicago
The Norge Ski club postpones its annual meet planned at Carey NL until adequate snowfall allows it. Secretary John Ohns said the event will be rescheduled when conditions permit, noting the unusually mild week as the cause.
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