Classy Contests for Local Fives Promised Friday
Two strong stage contests promise full houses at seven local high schools tomorrow night. West High will clash with Dubuque at the Oli Base and Black institution while East High faces Jesup here. West High and East High squads prep hard as coaches hope for victories amid strong rivals and sizable crowds.
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Pehich
West Highland Dubuque
East High
Jesup
West High Basketeers
Ralph Sari
Dubuque
Ted Payseur
Rahope
West High
East
Cagamen
Ben Miller
Riv
Pean
Buchanan
Williams
Eastmantor
T Their
Seth
Orange and Blackeyquad
Dudugque
Millerites
Delwe
Payette County
Oelwein High
Wast High
Hite Ketmen
Osage
Grange Township Triumphs Over La Porte Quintet 34 to 12
In Orange Township on January 24 a basketball team defeated La Porte City high school quintet 34 to 12. The first half ended 0 to 12, with Orange taking control in the final period and never relinquishing the lead. In the junior clash, La Porte City won the curtain-raiser.
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Orange Township
LaPorte City High School
Orange Reading
la Porte City
Jctorious
Boxing and wrestling stars travel paths across cities to pad schedules
A stream of boxing and wrestling notes from San Francisco to Milwaukee outlines matchups and talks. Gus Alas and Jimmis Jonas face a ten round bout on Feb 2 in Omaha while Palmer Hodge eyes action sooner than his Feb 18 slated bout with Firps. Mike McTigue and manager Jos Jacobs anticipate settling differences as Rickard eyes a Tunsey or Carpentier bout. Paris Olympic funds lag behind $350,900 goal. Passaic reports a 120th straight win for Fassaic High over Ridgewood. BOSTON born Frankie Frisch comments on Giants and Reds. Columbus sees Ray Carpenter beat Lezgan Champ. Chicago hosts Taberski vs Houston billiards. Milwaukee sights Steinke in handicap with Martinson. Western Indoor hockey aims at Milwaukee.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ught
Newark
Mike McTigue
Jos Jacobs
Tax Rickard
McTigne
Gene Tunzey
Georges
Carpentier New York
Georgia
Canitoria
Frank Caurchil
Panrcho Villa
Madison Square Garden
iFeb
New York
Paris
Hien T. Allen
Passaic. N
Fassaic
Stright
Bidgewood High School
New Fork
Frankie Frisch
Giants
Frisch
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Lezgan Champ
Cieat Kaufmann
Towa
Joe Novak
Minneapois
Chicago
Frank Taberski
Detroit
Tommy Houston
Eight Semester Rule Without 30 Credit Clause Adopted
East High and state officials announced the eight semester high school athletic eligibility rule will take effect September 1, omitting the 30 credit joker after a statewide referendum. The error in the ruling arose from an incorporated clause discovered after distribution. The rule allows participation only during the first eight semesters, effectively limiting athletes to four years of high school sports.
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East High
State Association
Eastleigh
Iathletic Association
F. J. Miller
Hawkeye fans back Till Apens plan for new AUMOSL team
Local fans favor Till Apens to form a new AUMOSL squad while Nutts and Stoike are released. Contracts move seven or eight young players into the fold as teams look to retool. Multiple league and show fight plans surface with possible bouts and managerial reshuffles in regional clubs.
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Cedaradids
Maj Gen Allen Olympic Official to Visit Iowa
Maj Gen Henry T Atle executive officer of the American Olympic committee will visit Iowa within months as part of a western trip to promote American participation in Paris next summer. Iowa aims to raise funds with a revised quota, potentially seven or more athletes including Charles Brookins as a strong candidate. Iowa has a history of Olympic representation with Sal Butler and Howard Drew among past members.
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Des Moines
Henry T. Atle
United States Army
Iowa
Paris
Charles Rawson
Bnt
Rawson
Alen
Charles. Brookins
Sal Butler
Howard Drew
Drake
America
Basketball Scores From Weekend Matchups
Wavy defeated Delaware 74 to 17 while Army beat Fordham 31 to 24. Harvard topped Williams 26 to 1 and Princeton edged Yale 1 to 0. Ulan Aggies beat Montane Slate 26 to 21.
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Wavy
Delaware
Army
Fordham
Harvard
Williams
Princeton
Yale
Ulan Aggies
Montane
Slate
Iowa Prep Basket Tournament to Be Important Affair
Iowa prep basketball fans anticipate the 1924 state tournament with four districts and multiple preliminary meets. District hosts include Missouri Valley area sites like Council Bluffs and Shenandoah, while the southeastern district schedules at Muscatine Fairfield and Osceola. Grinnell faces a heavy slate with games against Missouri Valley rivals and after February schedules, including Drake and Oklahoma.
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Iowa Prep
Es Moines
Council Bhifts
J. M. Treland
Tabor
Missouri Valley
Harlan
Glenwood
Shenandoah
Willisea
Osceola
Greenfield
Redfield
Council Bluffs
E. W. Fannon
Centerville
Muscatine
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Victor
Newton
Clevenger
Wavarly
Isley
Spirit Lake
Grinnell to Play Missouri Friday Pikers Saturday
Grinnell College prepares for a Friday away game against Missouri and a Saturday home matchup with the Pikers. Captain Benz returns to the lineup after scholastic trouble, as Coach Paul MacEachron continues teaching a new offense and defense system while the Pioneer basketball team rounds into form and aims to win most of its remaining games.
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Grinnell
Missouri
Jan
Sao
Red Benz
Paul MacEachron
Pioneers
Des Moines Teams Break Into Select Scores at Bowling
Des Moines bowlers dominated the state tournament night advancing into the doubles lead and upper singles. Bankers Life teammates Jimmy Kinsey and M Albers led doubles with 1242, with Curryer Isrickson Martin Hollebeck and Loftmeister also posting top marks. Albers led all events with 2827 pins across five-man, doubles, and singles.
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Des Moines
Associates Press
Iawa
Jimmy Kinsey
M. Albers
Bankers Life
Curryer
Isrickson
Martin
Hollebeck
Loftmeisteree
TI. Lehmaitz
L. .Jaynes
Bowen
Guy Sellars
Sacred Heart Faces Magnolia A GC In Tonight’s Bout
Sacred Heart hosts Magnolia A GC in Sacred Heart gym with Seager Murphy at forwards Current at center ArcGarvey and Monahan at guard positions. A hard battle is anticipated as both teams clash on the court.
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Sacred Heart
Magnolia A_ GC
Sacred Heart Gym
Seager and Murphy
Current
ArcGarvey and Monahan
Elward Resigns as Grinnell Coach
Alen H. Elward resigns as football coach at Grinnell College after two years. The resignation was formally accepted by the college president upon his return. Elward previously served in the U S Army aviation branch and starred at Notre Dame in fastball and baseball. He is considering other positions.
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Grinnell
Alen H. Elward
Elward
Main
Aviation
United States Army
Notre Dame
Dotson Clothiers Triumph in City League At Waterloo ailerg
Dotson Clothiers bowling team won two of three games from Tribune Press five in a City league series at Waterloo ailerg last night. Newman led with a high single tally of 4.23.
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Dotson Clothiers
Tribune Fress
Waterloo
Ailerg
Newman
Hoppe Retains Balkline Crown After Narrow Win Over Schaefer
Willie Hoppe defeated Young Jake Schaefer 1500 point balkline match by 1 500 to 417 blocks after a slow, fault ridden contest marred by climate effects on ivory balls. Hoppe led 1000 to 733, then closed out with a late run as both men blamed table speed and safety play for the dull affair. Hoppe’s average climbed to 2742-54 to Schaefer’s 228-54. A rematch likely in New York within 60 days as Hoppe and Schaefer plan a Midwest east tour starting in St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Jake Schaefer
Jake
Hoppe
Balltine
Schaefer
Hopps
Ono
Sdouard Horemans
St. Louis
Iowa U Athletes Prime for Exams
Iowa City report notes all athletic schedules paused for midyear exams as students and athletes focus on study. Coaches keep light workouts in basketball swimming wrestling track and gymnastic programs with no contests planned until after month’s start. team returns home from previous engagements.
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Iowa City
Ilowa
Cage Game Looms as Illinois Faces Chicago on Feb 3
Tuesday afternoon notes a disappointing trip with no drill and light practice for the week. The next cage game is set for Feb 3 against Chicago at home. The wrestling squad earns a 10 day layoff after starting conference play with a 2.10 to 7 win over Northwestern, then meeting Minnesota in two weeks.
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Northwestern
Grapplers
The
Gophers
Minnesota
Tutor Basketmen and Parsons Five to Clash Monday
Tutor basketmen prepare for a Monday night game against Parsons College in Cedar Falls Iowa. Coach Mendenhall aims to fix defensive weaknesses shown in recent shows as Perry Foreman and Foutral pace offense while Tollefson benefits from early bench time but must refine guard play for a regular spot.
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Cedar Falls
Parsons College
Mendenhall
Perry
Penn
Iowa Wesleyan UK
Foutral
Wesleyan
Tollefson
Iowa Wesleyan
Altho
East Park Presbyterian Cagemen Lead Unlimited
East Park Presbyterian cagemen rise to first place by beating United Presbyterian 30 to 6. First Congregational defeats First Presbyterian 13 to 12 at YMCA, a tight game. First M. EB tops Walnut Street Baptist 27 to 20. league standings list East Park at top with 1. Wolf? Pet? and United Presbyterian trailing as results roll in.
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United Presbyterian
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
YM. C. A
M. EB
Walnut Street Baptist
East Park Presbyterian
First M. B
West High edges Teachers High in tense Cedar Falls thriller
West High basketball narrowly defeated Teachers High 9 to 8 at Cedar Falls. Johnny Miller starred for West High with a late free throw and two field goals, while Green of Teachers High was held without a field goal. The game featured stout defense, few baskets, and continuous lead changes, with Miller and Lumry scoring for West and Orr and Greer sparking Teachers High early.
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Teachers High Five
Cedar Falls
Little Tutors
Johnny Miller
Rose Suard
Lamry
Miller
Green
Worthy
Teacherg High
Sarffmen
Smith
West Center
Greer
Lynch
Orr
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West
S. Miller
Lumry
Fay West
Dlumry
FR. Potter
Helte
Algi—Green
Brnei
Lewis
Sindlinger
Laumon
Bovey
Potter
Meisnar
Hetts
Amiller
Bender
May Hold State Cage Meet For Girl Teams
Des Moines Iowa January 24 the Iowa High School Athletic association is considering a state meet for girl basketball teams The plan discussed at the 1923 meeting would divide the state into four districts with district winners meeting in a final for the title If the meet is staged manager Brown will finalize disposition
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Des Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Brown
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