Delwein Cagers Meet West High In Important Battle
Delwein high travels to Waterloo to face West High in a pivotal season match. Coaches Sark and Kresensky emphasize fast offense, with Wise Bradshaw and Marek among key players for a close contest.
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Delwein
West High
Relph Sarff
Old Hose
Delwein High
Fewwatriorg
Cedar Rapids
West Aientune
Ers
Ie Fuest
Sark
Ochwein
Mia Lack
Selwein
Waterloo
Pey
East High
Bradshaw
Howe
Patterson
Suzie
West
High
Stimson
Miller Wothers
Meyers
Ferguson
Potter
Fetter
Burrigh
Nashua
Louis Kresensky
Tigers
Marek
The
Novak
Carey
Klinger
Weisley
Uridel
Mason City Grapplers Open Season with Cresco Victory
Mason City high school wrestlers opened the season with a 22 to ? victory over Cresco in Cresco. The team, coached by Matte, prepares for Iowa Falls at Mason City Friday night in the second dual meet, featuring Jawn Falls under coach Pols Wallace, a former national heavyweight champ. Mason City won the Ames State tournament in 1922.
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Mason City
Cresco
Mason City High School
Cresco High
Iowa Falls Igit Grapplers
Matte
Jawn Falls
German bike rivers coming to Chicago
Four hundred German bike riders depart Hamburg in two packages bound for Chicago. The voyage, three days at sea, follows a contentious incident where Lorenz injured his shoulder in New York. Carl Salden and Wile Lorena are noted in the narrative as key figures behind the effort to secure funds.
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Chicago
High Seas
Hamburg
Chi
Wile Lorena
Carl Salden
Lorenz
New York
New York Sports Scene Mixed With Draft Talk At Madison Square
Report covers boxing and hockey notes from New York and St Paul with draft chatter. Mentions Loughran versus an opponent at Madison Square Garden and boxers Kerr Benton and Jon Mondt, plus other city sports gossip and upcoming fights and assignments.
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New Y
New York
Jonet Landis
Kerr
Rube Benton
Hugh | Mmansesr
Ile Giants
Quillan
York
Toma Paul
Vierd John Commission
Hi Tien
Lewin Tal
Jon Mondt
Mit
Ann Arber
Miki Franklin
Capnon
University At
Mishinan
Ras
Tonthatl
Luther College
Decorah
Antomnche
Comic Strip Ideas Stir Subnormal Mind Games
A 1930s feature mocks adult interest in childish mind games with suggestions for playful "subnormals" entertainments. It lists games such as Dodging Across Streets and Frying to Guess Your Weft, urging broad urban ridicule and a satirical tone.
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Credi
Streiis
Middle of the Breck
Laa
Associated Editors
Mallory Won’t Play Tennis Abroad This Year
United States Davis Cup hopes face doubt as Mrs. Moira Mallory plans to skip Wimbledon and the U S Lawn Tennis Association will not send players to the British championships. The change follows injuries to Yul Filden and concerns about the team’s strength with players such as Al Johnston, Dick Williams, and Vincent Richards.
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United Press
New York
Hontors
United States
Moira Mallory
Wim Hiedon
United States Lawn Tennis Association
America
Sam
Yul Filden
Dick Williams
Vincent Richards
Police halt boxing card after first round knockout
Chicago dispatch reports Chief of Police McGrath stopped the Oak Park boxing program when a knockout in a prelim belong to a prizgelight rather than the scheduled 20 round bout. Eddie Anderson Molina and Jack File were among the fighters halted after one six round bout completed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Molina
Jack File
Oak Park
McGrath
Northwestern Athletes High in Study and Local High School Winners
Scholastic averages of Northwestern university football and basketball players exceed the student body average. Dysart high school boys beat Grundy Center high 40 to 0 on rough, poorly refereed local floor. Dysart girls over Grundy 27 to 5.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Northwestern University
Ibis Yer
Dysart
Dysart High
Grundy
Muscatine Elks defeat Rockford Al Thomascats 40 to 24
The Muscatine Elks basketball team beat Rockford Al Thomascats 40 to 24 last night. Report notes a local shoe ad and a new Spring footwear display at W. & M. cast.
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Muscatine Elks
Muscatine In
Muscatine Klks
Rockford. al
Thomascats
Heavyweight scrapes and claims taint Willard Dempsey era
Jan 24 New York report examines calls that champions cried foul after losses. The piece surveys Willard and Dempsey disputes, past fixed fights involving Johnson Jeffries and Jefferies era, and recent Carpentier Siki speculation about diving. It notes promoters capitalize on heavyweight drama, forecasting a flood of hype through next July.
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Key United Drege
New York
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Yoledo
Willard
Ballyhootor Dempsey
Jeffries
Tua
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jack
Rouime
Siti
Esota Golfer Leads at Filistringe Open Qualifier
Tom Stevens of Minneapolis led the field in the second 18 hole round of the Southern California Open at Mintridge with 143 after rounds of 74 and 69. Ernest Martin and Abe Espinosa were three strokes behind, while MacDonald Smith of San Francisco tied for third at 146 with Eddie Loos and Jock Hutchison.
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Dos Angeles
Tom Stevens
Minneapolis
Minnsota
Mintridge
Lournes
Ernest Martin
Tos Angeles
Abe Espinosa
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Jock Autchison
Decorah QI Quinte C Defeats New Hampton in Hoops
Decorah high school beat New Hampton 20 to 4 as Algyer and Boliman connected on long range shots. Clary brothers starred for New Hampton, marking their first setback of the season after five games.
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Decorah
High
New Haminton High
New Hampton
Algyer
Boliman
Clary Brothers
New Hamp_ton
Hampton
Packers Lead in City Cage League After Big Win
The Kath Packers defeated Y ALG last night to extend their winning streak to three. Waterloo Business College topped the Guard Squad 14 to 5 in another league game.
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Kath Packers
Lap City Caging League
Stathc Packers
Y. Alg
AL Quins
Meat Packers
Waterloo Business College
Caging Teams Aid Community Chest Fund by Contests
A benefit basketball series at MGAL Friday evening will determine the 1923 basketball championship. The " " team, 1922 honorees, faces the Independents, a squad of former high school stars, with preliminary cage contests and Sunday School league leaders likely to participate. Nominal admission goes to the community fund.
Albany-red Mack Beats Jimmy Hanson In 42-Round Duel
In Albany last night Albany-red Mack defeated Jimmy Hanson of Denver after a grueling 42 rounds. Boston-Hattling MelCreery of Boston beat Jack Taylor of Omaha in 17 rounds. Ad for new spring footwear by T. & Br. Bootery on east and west sides.
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Albany
Red Mack
Jimmy Hanson
Denver
Boston
Hattling
MelCreery
Jack Taylor
Omaha
Neb
T. & Br. Bootery
T. K MM
Bootery
East and West
Sids
Fastest Wrestle Match Promised in Independence
Independence Ya Jan 24 Wrestling fans will witness a winner take all bout between Claude Swindle Omaha Neb and Harry Havlicek Independence. Swindle claims the west title up to 133 pounds while Havlicek has not lost this season. After a recent low turnout the city business community backs more matches and dates will be announced later.
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Independence
Claude Swindle
Omaha
Neb
Harry Havyicek
Swindle
West
Havlicek
Tne
Legion
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Mason City Grapplers
J. P. McEvoy
Phelps
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Bessett
Jimmy de Forest
Toledo
Anat Dempsey
de Forest
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Decorah QI
Quinte C
Carl C. Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
East Side
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Crowther & Newbauer Confectionery
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
Forlo
Ligneri & Myers
Tonacco Co, OO CO
Independence Wrestling
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Mediterranean
Europe
F.C Clack
Rome
Spain
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Frank G.clark
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Grand Canyon National Park
Santa. FE
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Beckley
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