Cedar Rapids leads Iowa State Bowling tourney titles
Des Moines reports Cedar Rapids Business Men's team won the five-man event with 2,887 pins and a $25 prize. Mason City and Des Moines shared top honors in singles and all-events with high scores, while Des Moines dominated overall standings with multiple top finishes in five-man, doubles, singles, and all-events.
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Racing and bowling notes from New York and Des Moines
Newsman reports on interdowm totals and racing culture with figures and commentary. It notes jockey club pieces by Chris Fitzgerald and details college and high school results across Iowa, Des Moines bowling tournament outcomes, and Waterloo teams earning pay in state events.
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FIRST METHODISTS STILL AT HEAD OF JUNIOR LOOP
First Methodists lead the junior division by defeating Linden M E 40 to 0 Saturday. Other results include Christ Episcopal 19 Walnut Street 6 First Evangelical 4 First Brethren 4 Grace ME 6 St Pauls ME 4 and Wrst Baptist 14 First Presbyterian 1.
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Local Quint Reaches Cage Meet Finals at Bunnyville
A Waterloo based five, representing IWaterloo, advanced to the finals in the state conference tournament held in Bunnyville. They fell to Ci Rapids 12 to 5 in the championship, after defeating Outlaw and Cedar Rapids in prior rounds. The lineup featured centers and forwards with Barnes and Stimson among key scorers as the rally was halted by the game’s end.
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Dysart Cagers Defeat Hudson 14 to 10 in Tight Thriller
Dysart, Ia Jan 28 Dysart Cagers edge Hudson in a close basketball game 14 to 10. The lead changed hands late after a persistent hustle by Dysart while Hudson held a slim halftime edge.
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Americans Fail To Shine In ChamoniX Winter Games
United States failed to medal in speed skating with Thunberg of Finland dominating by winning the 1600 and 6 events, while Jewtraw captured the 500 meters as the US hockey team prepared for next rounds. Jewtraw announced retirement from competition, planning Harvard study after a long career.
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Schlaifer Jones Fight at Omaha Postponed to Feb 7
The 10 round light heavy bout between Morrie Schlaifer Omaha and Jim Jones Youngstown was postponed from February 2 to February 7 after Jones was found unfit. A badly cut lip from a previous match with Wells in St Paul last week caused the delay after medical and boxing commission inspection.
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Chicago Beats Wisconsin In Conference Tilt
Chicago fans packed Bartlett Gym as Nels Severen’s Maroon team dominated Wisconsin. The Maroons impressed with a flawless performance winning 78 to 35, pushing toward the conference title.
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Hawkeye-Fuls Biffy Lee backs Burlington club talent
Burling ton secretary Biffy Lee who formerly coached at Penn College aims to showcase home players from Burlington vicinity. Dubuque boosters offer a season ticket for naming a fan association to foster local baseball amid talk of Moline signing a Mississippi Valley pitcher. Memorial and patriotic holiday games in Tri-City area draw big crowds as Rock Island and Plow boys schedule games. Earl Blue plans a public weigh in at J R pool hall next Friday at 9 PM after criticism over weight.
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Schedule of College Basketball Games This Week
A crowded slate lists games from Monday through Saturday featuring Parsons at Des Moines, Ames at Oklahoma, Drake at Nebraska, and multiple matchups across Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and South Dakota. Key names include Des Moines Catholic schools, Luther, Mount Morris, Upper Iowa, and St Ambrose.
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Suprem e Bosses Call for Boxing Governance Head
New York January 28 Senator James Walker urged national boxing supervision with a single reformer style leader like Judge Landis. He told baseball writers the sport needed a respected commissioner to curb corruption and salvage boxing. Other speakers included Landis Herder McGraw Mathewson Cotb and Babe Ruth.
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Sarazen Havers Wing 2 Hole Match Held Abroad
Gene Sarazen and Arthur Havers renewed their duel in a 2 hole match, with Sarazen holding a three to five hole lead through the first 36 holes. Rain drenched the course as a large gallery watched in San Francisco and Jacksonville planned dates for a return meeting.
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Cornell Now Tied for Third Place in Midwest Loop
Cedar Rapids Iowa January 28 By defeating Coe Cornell college jumped from seventh to a tie for third place in Midwest conference basketball standings at the close of last week Leaders Carleton and Beloit did not meet a conference team A slate of six games is scheduled this week Carleton meets Hamline at St Paul Beloit opens its 1924 season against Cornell at Mt Vernon Beloit plays Coe Tuesday Knox plays Coe Friday and Cornell Saturday The Smash had a rough start losing both conference games to Carleton and Beloit
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Unusual Field Goal Sparks Prep Basketball Win
In a Friday night prep game Extra Seconds beat Gray high school 15 to 6 after a wild bounce miscue when a Gray pass ricocheted into Extra’s basket for a two-point play. Michigan edged Minnesota 32 to 41 in Ann Arbor as the Wolverines temper a tight conference win.
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