Giant Baseball Scandal Investigation Faces New Steps
New York January reports say law officials may press fresh inquiries in the Dylan O Connell bribery case tied to the Giants. District Attorney Ban ton Wil weighs witness testimony under oath while Dolan remains the focal point and Cory's whereabouts in Oshkosh add uncertainty.
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Hy Davis J. Walshe
Internatons News
New York
Dylan-O'Connell
Banton
Landis
O'Connell
Lbarty
O’connell
District, Attorney's Office
Dolan
Cory
Oshkosh
Himory
Four Mat Tourneys Slated for Tutors
Four meets have been arranged for the Tutor grapplers for the coming season and another one is being arranged with Carleton College of Minnesota for late January. Trerythine is set for the home meet this evening with expected real competition in all bouts. The schedule includes Feb 14 Des Moines Des Molura, Feb 15 Cornell College at Cedar Falls, Des Moines? at Cedar Falls, and Sinpses at Indianola.
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Cedar Falls
Imperial
Carleton College of Minnesota
Trerythine
Des Molura
Des Moines
Cornell College
Cedar
Tetsons
Cedar Falla
Sinpses
Indianola
Nurmi Shatters Running Records In Historic Race
Paavo Nurmi eclipsed American distance marks in a major interlude, finishing 21 1 2 miles in 1 42.2 minutes and then 12 3 seconds for the full two mile event, beating Kolehmainen’s 1413 record by several seconds and reasserting his dominance in long distance running.
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Gree Associated Press
New York
Hannes
Kolehmainen
United States
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Ai Olehinainen
Kolehuimainen
Apal
Fragmented Night Notes and Oddities From Waterloo
A chaotic collection of clipped items and doodles covers a variety of topics. It mentions a pool game and a collision with peculiar sideline humor, plus stray lines about a witch hazel style, a weather eclipse and radio nostalgia.
Fire Hero Captain Smothers Flaming Dress After Gas Tank Explodes
Ames January special report describes Ralph Prunty, captain of the Iowa State wrestling team, and Edwin Serrell of Iowa State stock judging team, helping to smother a girl named Gladys Zismer after a bus gas tank exploded. Albert C. Hilliot Wapelin, student driver, suffered burns. several men broke a back window to aid others. MIses Wet and others were severely burned but survived. investigation ongoing.
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Ames
St. Jan
Gladys Zismer
Jowa State College Coech
Ralph Prunty
Iowa State
Edwin Serrell
Coiferce
Albert c. Hiliot
Wapelin
Altho
Gates College Cagers defeat Wartburg 32 to 15
Gates College cagers beat Wartburg College at Waverly last night by 32 to 15. Gates led at halftime and maintained the edge in the second half as Zaller, Gok, Peete, Detsnna, and Ronytten starred for Gates.
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Gates College
Wartburg
Wariharz College
Waverly
Yom
Rrl
Zaller
Gok Ahd Peete Shadto Ted
Gites Answrer
Detsnna
Ronytten
Pestrier Warthure
Kelly to resign as secretary of Waterloo Baseball Club
M H Kelly the attorney and former postmaster will resign tonight as secretary of the Waterloo Baseball association due to entering the insurance field. A meeting at 7 20 p m in the W A Reed office will elect 1925 officers and plan the club's diamond season. Willford and Reed report on the annual meeting at Moline Jan 20 as delegates.
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M.H. Kelly
Waterloo Baseball Association
A. C G. Willford
Irose
Kelly
Treasury
W -A. Reed
Willfort
Reed
Moline
Vernon Rank
Anutt
Charles’ Barrett
St. Louis
Willford
Cletus Dison
Sioux City
Joe McDermott
Teatcher
Foy Marshalltown
Waterloo
Joe Wall
Muscatine Club
New York Giants
Bmlyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Wall
Central Association
Eastern
Sailfish Mania Captures Gulf Stream Angling Fame
The article extols the sailfish as a spectacular fighter living in the Gulf Stream, harder to hook than tarpon, with long runs and dazzling swift dashes. It notes tackle trends from 1919 to 1924, preferred baits such as silver mullet and Ballyhoo, line lengths of 1200 feet, and the need for patience before striking.
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Long Key
Zane Grey
Gulf Stream
East High Faces Strong Schedule With Two New Opponents
East High announces a 1995 football schedule of eight games with potential addition. New opponents Grant High of Cedar Rapids and Independence join the card, with open dates October 1 and October 31 being eyed for possible games. Veterans Snyder Blim and Beckner return, as East High aims for a tougher season after three-year gap with Independence.
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East High
John Heldt
Grant High
Cedar ‘Rapids
Independence
Althoit
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High
Oelwein
Maore
Marshalltown
Dubuque
East Des Moines
Independance
Rames
Charles City
West High
League Baseba Park
Snyder
Blim
Beckner
Heidt
Orkwein
Jarshalltown
Des Moines
Grant Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin appoints George W. Little as athletic director
George W. Little, former assistant to Fielding Yost at Michigan, was named athletic director at the University of Wisconsin. The board of regents approved the election, succeeding acting director Ton Jones, who resigned last fall. Little may coach football, succeeding Jack Ryan, and previously coached at Miami University.
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Madison
Wis
George W. Little
Fielding Yost
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Little
Bint Suc*cessor
Ton Joes
Uni*versity of
Wisconsin
Jones
Jack Ryan
Badger
Ceach
Miami University
Michigan
Firiding Yust
Oie
Nein An
Athellie
Vie Wolverine Faget Sfazione
Willie Hoppe Suffers Injury Delaying Championship Prep
Willie Hoppe, renowned billiard champion, is laid up after a fall with a deep laceration near the right elbow. The injury forces a postponement of his training for the international balkline championship set to begin on March 23.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Willie Hoggeworht
Taday
Hivage
Boxers Taga Jee Gans and Johnny Line Meet in Windup Bout
Chicago and St Paul middleweights square off as Johnny Line meets Taga Jee Gans in a windy to windup clash. Clicentio defeats Cowboy Padgett in Siews City amid league chatter about Belden Hill's Mississippi Valley leadership and Timmy Nuss chasing rival Jack Nails.
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Tiger Johnny Line
Chicago
Taga Jee Gans
St Paul
Rouruis
Siews Ci Day
Clicentio
Cowboy
Siews City
Belden Hill
Mississippi Valley League
M. J. Sexton
Rock Islard
VFL
Kewanee
Vil
Generise
Des Riaphis
Playing Your Opponent On The Defense
Nat Holman offers defensive basketball tips focusing on studying an opponent's style early, judging moves, and approaching with a prepared stance. Guidance covers not rushing out, dodging early contact, keeping distance to avoid reverses, and watching for shots or passes while ready to switch.
CiHak Is Second In State Checker Meet 1926 Tourney Here
Des Moines January 22 W F B Clevenger of Des Moines won the Iowa checker championship for the sixth time at the state tournament held at Hotel Martin under the Iowa State Checker Association. A L Gihak of Waterloo was runner up. Waterloo selected to host the 1926 event. Standings after the final night of play were announced.
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Cihak
Des Moines
W. F. B. Clevenger
Des Smmoines
Iowa
Hampton High Girls Basketball Team Poised for Strong Season
Hampton High girls basketball won all five early games and return Leona Brandt Genevieva Perris guards Deane Gibson and Fern Cram with Hazel Smith at center. They lost last year’s sectional by one point to Town Falls and face a tough state meet with five regulars back this season. The boys' squad also shows depth with returning players Haunt Boeklemen Vren nen Palen and others after a wrestling note.
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Hampion
Ts Cial
Leona Brandt
Genevieva Perris
Deane Gibson
Fern Cram
Hazel Smith
Town Falls
Alexander Promises Even Match in Forum Bout
Gale Gorman rests at a local inn while Ralph Alexander prepares for a 10 round main event at the Forum tomorrow night. Alexander weighs 180 pounds, Gorman about 178 or 176, with both men in peak condition. chatter also surrounds Blondy Gies and Albert Knipp in eight rounds, Knipp favored for his punch as Gies aims to swing the fight.
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Gale Gorman
M. Gibbong
St. Paul
Ralph Alexander
Gorman
Forum
Tam
Alexander
Gies
Knipp
Blondy Gies
Albert Knipp
Blonidy
Iowa and Illinois Meet in Crucial Big Ten Showdown
Iowa and Illinois on a collision course for the Big Ten lead with both teams undefeated in conference play. The clash in Urbana Saturday will test Iowa’s reform efforts after a tough loss to Creighton and feature captains and key guards vying for supremacy as Garry prepares his lineup for the decisive battle.
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Iowa City
Tan
Towa
Sam Barry
Alingis
Chican
Northwestern
Indiana
Illini
Iowa
Capt. Mauer
Haines
Sin
Daugherty
Mar Lin
Reynolds
Kussell
Karnes
Jensen
Mlinois
Little Tutors Meet Independence Friday
Cedar Fall January 22 Special The Little Tutors face a tough game against Independence high school on the college court Friday night The Midget Pedagors have been improving rapidly and are expected to make the match interesting
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Independence High School
West High prep squad sights northern trip schedule
West High basketball plans a Mason City game Friday against Coach Allen's district champions, then to Osage Saturday. The trip aims to prove the team among the strongest in northeastern Iowa. Mason City and Osage each boast strong lineups. West High recently beat Teachers College High 27 to 14, with Potter leading scorers and a deep reserve set showing solid form.
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West High
Mason City
Allen
Osage
Iowa
Downing Teachers College High
Frst
Capt. Potter
Sansone
Burton
Miller
Haselman
Sarfsmen
McGarvey
Burns
Lumry
Misner
Burgess
Little Tutors
West
Caack Sarff
Sarff
Billy Lamry
Stout
Hansen
Former Tutor Coach Visits College in Cedar Falls
Osbarn Cowles once on the State Teachers College coaching staff, last year head coach at Carlton College in Northfield Minnesota, spent a week in Cedar Falls renewing acquaintances and greeting Teachers College teams he taught.
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Cedar Falls
Osbarn Cowles
State Teachers College
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Teachers College
Kaplan to Meet Bud Ridley on Pacific Coast
Kid Kaplan the featherweight champion faces tough test as Bud Ridley of northern Idaho agrees to a February bout on the Pacific coast. The piece also notes Nurmi's challenges from Eck and Cusack, and mentions outcomes from recent track and boxing debates, including Dempsey and Weissmuller named top athletes.
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Associated Press
Kid Kaplan
Pacific Coast
Pugilism
Bud
Ridley
Idaho
Kaplan
Vernon
Cal
Paavo Nurmi
Tom Eck
University of Chicago
Jimmey Cusack
University
Ray Dodge
Hlinsis Athletic Club
Eck
Cusack
Dodgeraace
Nutmi
Ane
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Ross Young
George Kelly
Hesse Land
Goulmutsa Ouarter
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Great Britain
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Sgrer
Jan the
Peets
Tss Falls
Tred Bear Hawk
Paavon
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AnDy
Canada
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Courier
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Miller Construction
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Denney
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Lewes
Diamond
Joes
M. H Kelly
Orgy Ball Association
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Wireldig Seam Eal
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Little Nawed
Yost
Timmy Nuss
Jack Nails
Nails
Fisgh Bowers
Bowers
Jimmy
Tres Moines
Jim
Joe Mathes
Ve Des Clai
Bnasiers
Alan Appal
Hudson
Winthrop
Tindsani
Reimer
Fearter
Danny
Theoloy
Nat Holman
Congright
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B. G. Clevenger
Des Meinen
A. LL
Cindianulay
Hanson
Proletere
W. Swisher Coscenta
Hampton High School
Palen
Lokking
Joe
Alan
Ban
ST. Pauler
Knipp and
Illinois
West High Squad
Potter
Bourton
Auller
Teachers High
Lewis
Ley
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Hanselman
Vatry
Mendenhall
Chicago A. A
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Man O'war
Hisself
Walter Mit Jeffords
Philadelphia
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Munn
Sally Montgomery
Centre
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Wreck
Jack Dempsey
Chicago Journal
Johnny Weissmuiler
Tim Thorpe
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