Waterloo West High to host sectional basketball tourney
Waterloo West High will sponsor a sectional high school basketball tournament in northeast Iowa with Clevenger directing the events. Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mason City Eldora Decorah plus two more sites likely. entry fees rise from 3 to 5 after March 1. The Weeklong meet runs March 1 to 2, with early rounds and finals at Waterloo’s Old Rose Bowl.
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Waterloo West High
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
Clevenger
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mason Chu
Eldora
Decorah
Cievenger
State Athletic Guard
Waterloo
West High
East High
SUI Tournaing
Orange and Black Cage Quint Meets Oelwein Tonight
East High faces Oelwein High in a basketball clash as Coach Ben Miller leads a crew expected to start Kipp and Hostetler at forwards Raymond at center and Arins and Daley at guards. Substitutions likely with lineups unsettled after travel from Bheinoog by train.
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East High
Oelwein High
Oelwein
Ben Miller
Jesup
Gelwein
Fayette Coundry Quint
Independence
Ilean
Kipp
Hostetler
Raymond
Arins and
Daley
Jewtraw Wins 500 Meter Skating in Chamonix Olympic Opener
In Chamonix France Jan 26 the United States drew first blood in the 1924 Olympic games as Charlin Jewtraw of Lake Placid captured the 500 meter speed skating race. His 44.0 second time topped all heats and secured the win. Joe Carr of New York defeated Jik Blomgren of Sweden in the first heat in 45.35. Harry Kaskey of Chicago outpaced Marcel Moens of Belgium in heat six at 47.0. William Steinmetz of Chicago lost to Oscar Olsen of Norway in heat twelve with 44.2, Steinmetz finishing 47.3.
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Associated Press
Chamonix
France
United States
Charlin ‘Jewtraw
Lake Placid
Jewtraw
Canada
Joe Carr
New York
Jik Blomgrenp
Sweden
College basketball results across Des Moines Ames Drake and others
Report covers multiple college and high school games with scores for Des Moines North gics Ames Drake Beloit Dubuque Cornell Cost Blissouri Grinasil Knox Knet Indiana Ohio State Massachusetts Aggies Colorado Denver Unive Colorado Creighton North Lawrence Brigham Young Utah Washington Green Aggies Notre Dame Michigan Aggies and numerous high school matchups including Fort Dodge Algona Cedar Falls Spirit Lake Mason City Osage St Ambrose Academy Wilton Sioux City Abraham Lincoln Watertog Jesup Pirbuque Waterloo Musastine Burlington Fairfield Mount Pleasant Clinton Auguaamd with varied outcomes.
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Michigan Aggies
Indlangia
Chariton
Fort Dodge
Algona
Cedar Falls
Teachers High i. Spirit Lake
Mason City
Cresco
Osage
St Ambrose Academy
Wilton
Sioux City
Abraham Lincoln
Bluits
Watertog East
Jesup
Pirbuque
Waterloo Wert
Musastine
Buriington
Eairfield
Mount Pleasant
Clinton
Auguaamd
Kipp’s shooting fuels East High win over Jesup
East High defeated Jesup 19 to 12 as Clyde Kipp scored 12 of East High’s points, all from field goals, and forced defensive stops. Jesup led early with Emerson and Harrington, but Kipp sparked a fourth-quarter surge aided by Metcalf and King as East High pulled away. Emerson, Harrington, and Nesfield starred for Jesup while Raymond, Kipp, and Metcalf contributed for East High in a hard-fought contest.
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Clyde Kipp
East High
Ts Tangient
Jesup
Ini
Kipp
Ezgers
U Jesup
Emerson
R. Karvington
Bin
Raymond
Hust
Burhanan County
R. Harrington
Jimerson
Taft
Raymon
Hipp
Fosses
Jesuites
Har-rngton
Metcalf
King
Buchanan
Nesfield
Kive- Raymond
Artus
Jesup R. Harrington
Pty
Hyer Tington
Fimerson
Nosfield
Pest
East Sidhl
Bim
Raymona
ATIUS
TE Md Solutions
Viims
Ffat
Metealf
Lincoln Independents Sweep Ninth Straight Win in Iowa
Lincoln Independents defeated Green Mountain town team 29 to 26 in Lincoln Iowa on January 26 securing an eighth straight victory. Green Mountain rallied late with five baskets and two free throws but fell short as Lincoln led from the start. Meanwhile Nebraska hosts undefeated Kansas Jayhawks in Lincoln that night seeking to end Kansas’ three-year conference unbeaten streak and avenge a late-season loss. A large crowd was expected for the rivalry game.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Independents
Green Mountin
Green Mountain
Nebraska
Kansas
Neb
University of Nebraska
Kansas Jayhawkers
Bob Harbin
Maurice Cohn
Geary
Strong Silent Man Keeps Hands in His Overcoat Pockets
New York, June features a cautionary note on boxing culture in the city. The piece argues most men lack true pugilistic skill, highlights the large amateur boxing presence, and warns that New York's crowded spaces make nudging and roughhousing common. It stresses restraint and the difficulty of defeating a moderately athletic opponent.
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New York
Jun
Cain
Timgiki Gulch
United States
Lxet
Suy
Tan
Dike Independents Beat New Hartford in Fast 33 26 Victory
New Hartford January 26 The Dike Independents defeated New Hartford 33 to 26 in a fast clean game. Dike players Gumm Harris Ditzler Roehder Roseland led scoring with field goals and free throws while New Hartford’s Staplay Meek Herser Yokum contributed for their team.
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New Hartford
Steelat
Dike Independents
Dike
Gumm
Harris
Ditzler
Tg Roehder
Roseland
New Tartford
Staplay
Meek
Herser
Yokum
Dove
Gummm
Knehder
Yokumr
Wilson
Indoor high jump world record by Osborne in against six feet nine
Osborne of the 1- A1 set a new indoor high jump world record at six feet nine inches. In other action Beach, Mid Thirty-two top ski jumpers prepare for the first tournament of the season. Kierkhefer, former champion, led a national billiards sprint. Minnesota hockey secured its first Western Division win, 2-5 over Cleveland, while Indiana narrowly beat Olio 19 to TS.
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Rol Osborne
Foul Beach
Chicago
Angele Kierkhefer
University of Minneners
University of Chicago
Robby McLean
Sor
Val Baptir
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Olin Scute
Paul Parker
Minn
Minnesota
Hockey Teague
Cleveland
Manville
A McMillan
Centre
Colonia
Fambus. O
Ohio State Universe
Matmey
Michigan Univer
St. Paul
Billy Wels
Jimmy Jane
Youngstown
Nix Tours
Wells
von Orleans
Bobby Michaels
Newark
Young McGovern
New Orleans
West High Loses Glose Battle to Dubuque
West High cagers dropped a close 11 to 9 game against Dubuque last night. Sindlinger led West High with five points as shooting woes plagued the Old Rose backcourt. Harvey, Jacobsen, and Potter contributed, while Dubuque relied on Jacobsen and Harvey to build and maintain a small lead.
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West High
Queuoue
Dubuque
Down East
West
Old Rose
Sindlinger
Jacobsen
Flarvey
Heits
Potter
Harvey
Miller
Hetts
Howe
Sen
Nelson
Puls
Alincer
Smith
Miter
Rusk
tIacobsen
Sindinger
Ree
Ted Payseur
Ola Rose
White Billiard Parlor to Stage Pool Tourney
A pocket billiard tournament will begin Monday at J. White's billiard parlor located at 114 Fourth Street East and run until February 16. Each contestant shoots 19 consecutive balls with three points deducted for miscue or scratch. A large entry list is expected. The winner earns a $10 gold piece, with Tuh inerup receiving a fancy cue and eight other prizes also awarded.
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J. White
Fourth Street East
Tuhinerup
Iso
Spring Racing Stakes Augmented By 160000
Cincinnati January 26 Col Matt J Winn announces the spring racing program for thoroughbreds in Kentucky adding 160000 to Latonia Derby purse bringing total adds to 3259000 Fourteen stakes with added value totaling 160600 will be decided at Latonia and Churchill Downs Louisville during the spring meeting
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Cincinnati
Tacity
Kentucky
Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Churehtil Downs
Louisville
Hawks Seek Return of 1923 Stars and Local Boxing Notes
Hawkeye-Full Hearing reports that several members of the 1923 Hawks may return this year as they face possible trade or sale. Weeden dispatches letters urging retirees to Waterloo. Williford believes most will rejoin with training season near. Boxing buzz includes Frankie Bush seeking a 120 to 125 class bout with Tony Gentle, and Lou Rollinger studying barbery. Bobby Lowash’s knee injury healed and he rematches Harald Prude in Mason City next Thursday under American Legion promotion.
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Hawks
Niahagérsert
Weeden
McGoldrick
Groft
Stulfen
Storm
Waterloo
Williford
Mullen
I Bey
Frankie Bush
Rockford
Tony Gentle
Ae Lou Rollinger
Finney & Smith
Fourth East
Little Shaver
Bobby Lowash
Kinee
Harald “Prude
Des Moines
Mason City
American Legion
Prude
Ames Takes Close Battle From Drake
Ames edged Drake 18 to 17 as guarding and clutch free throws sealed a narrow win for the Iowa State College team. The Cyclones led 13-0 at halftime, Drake closed to within one late, with standout play from captain Roberts Young and Jacobson.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Drake University
Cyclones
Bulldogs
Roberts
Young
Jacobson
Boelter
Ghar| Re
Bhief
Coin Toss Decides Hockey League Officer Election
In Chamonix on January 26, William S. Haddock of Pittsburgh was elected second vice president of the International Ice Hockey League at a general meeting. Haddock, who received no votes in the ballot, prevailed after a coin flip with William Zwitt of Toronto.
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Associated Press
Chamonix
France
William S. Haddock
Pittsburgh
International Ice Hockey League
Haddock
William Zwitt
Toronto
Choice Contests On Schedule For Sunday School Cage Leagues
Basketball action looms next week across three Sunday school leagues with multiple games. Intermediate division on Tuesday includes Grace M. E. versus First Presbyterian, Walnut Street Baptist versus St Pauls M E, United Brethren against Christ Episcopal, Linden M B versus Central Christian, First M H against Westminster Presbyterian, Calvary Evangelical versus First Baptist, and Burton Avenue Baptist versus First Evangelical. Other tilts tease the schedule with three Wednesday matches and junior league close. First M E leads the Junior division as it eyes a title tie with First Presbyterian or First Baptist.
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East High
Grace M. B
First Presbyterian
Walnut
Street Battist
St. Paul’s
United Brethren
Christ Episcopal
Linden M. B
Central Christian
First M. H
Westminster Presbyterian
Calvary Evangelical
First Baptist
Burton’ Avenue Baptist
First Evangelical
G. A
M. E
East Park Presbyterian
First Congregational
United Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist
Presbyterian
State of James
West
First M. E
St. Paul's M. E
Grace M. EB
First Brethren
Walnut Street
Baptist
Linden M. E
St. Paul's
Grace M. E
Methodists
Walnut Street Baptist Five
St. Paul
Jack Lacy Elected to Be Manager for Marshalltown Club
Jack Lacy of Omaha is chosen to manage the Marshalltown Mississippi Valley team for 1924 conditional on contract terms. He attended the league schedule meeting at Burlington and will meet the local board Wednesday to finalize details. Lacy is highly regarded as a hitter and versatile fielder and can draw a dozen semipro players ready to sign.
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Marshalltown
Jack Lacy
Omaha
Mississippi Valley
Lacy
Burlington
Our Lady of Victory Quintet Loses Overtime Game
Our Lady of Victory academy quintet fell to St. Patrick's of Cedar Rapids 17 to 14 in overtime. Malory, visiting center, scored two field goals in the extra period to seal the win after Waterloo led 8 to 7 at halftime and a 33 all tie after regulation.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Patrick's High
Cedar Rapids
Malory
Waterloo
Tenpin Leaders Shaken By Week Of High Scores
Coonley Gates top Whiteside pins with 266 and 239 and 317. Courier squad shocks Whiteside league by defeating Bill Morris’s Coreys without Richardson. Leonard Cigar five and Pat Morris shine with 262, 256, 257 and 223 scores. League marks 961 in a single night as Coonley and others heap high counts and brag of strong averages.
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Coonley
Gates Business’ College
Jim Morris
Bill Morris
Corey
Richardson
Kimball
Crack Powler
J.c. Hartman
King
The
Couriers
Bill
John
Fat Leonard
Vincent
Nauman
Cohn
Leonards
Courier
Igh
Whiteside
Neuman
C. Wren
Q. Leonard and
Richard_ son
Cedar Falls Defeats Little Tutor 16 13 in Close Tilt
Cedar Falls high edges Teachers high 16 to 13 after leading 21 3 at halftime. Duthbert led Cedar Falls while Lynch Green paced the Teachers. Substitutions Dabbert Lewis and others noted. field goals and foul details summarized from the readable lines.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High
Teachers High
Duthbert
Lynch
Green
Barron
Baxter
Hauser
Hanson
Cowlishaw
wWhite
Ify
Orr
Lyneh
Greer
Dabbert
Lewis
Barran
Dubbert
Iansen
Ore
Bree
Mauser Gansan J
Lawis
Orr i Lyne L
Blue and Shafer Set For 19 Round Armory Bout
Promoter plans a long bout at the Armory next Friday featuring Jack Shafer and Blue with Shafer’s power and chin tested against Blue who seeks a championship push. Joe Knipp trains for eight rounds with Evarett Strong in a headlining night that also tables a comparison to Lou Rol linger.
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Jack Shafer
Bob Wagner
Des Moines Bruiser
Blue
Skater
Armory
Shafer
Des Moines Bowler Tops State Record With 290
Des Moines bowed toppled 290 pins in the first game of a doubles event in the state tournament. Roy Simmons of Des Moines shattered the association record with 1223 combined, narrowly beating Ari Lane’s five year old mark. Simmons and partner Cotter sit second in doubles while Knight Pain and Sellers Coffin advance to upper 16. Coffin singles 63L leads Des Moines with 7th. Five man teams competition resumes tonight featuring Fort Dodge Marshalltown and Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Roy Simmons
Simmons-Cotter
Simmons
Ari Lane
Grinnell
Des Moines Ducos
Knight-Pain
Sellers
Coffin
W. Coffin
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Dike Quintet Edges Grundy Center 20 to 18 in Close Clash
Dike consolidated high school defeated Grundy Center high 20 to 18 in Dike Iowa last night. Bonn starred with seven field baskets and Stevens also starred for the invaders. Dike improves to seven wins in ten starts and next faces New Hartford on the road. Greene teams beat Allison 37 to 11 girls and 34 to 22 boys.
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Dike
Dike Consolidated High School
Grundy Center High
Grundy
Bonn
Stevens
Invaders
New Hartford
Greene
Allison
Alison
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Hokum
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Joe Knipp
Joseph Knipp
Evarett Strong
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