Waterloo High Cagers Prep For Friday Contests
Waterloo high school basketball coaches Ernst and West focus on defense and a potent offense as they prep for Friday games against Independence and Marshalltown. East High’s revised squad eyes Buchanan County invaders while West High plans a marshalling of lineup changes and a strong, crowd-pleasing show.
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EVENS
Heldt
Waverly
Buchanan County Invaders
Marker
Dan Sansone
Ward
Fettle
Oelwein
West Union
West
West High
Marshalltown
Mil. Jet
Lumry
Altho
O Connell Refuses East Testimony in Ball Scandal
Jimmy O Connell the Giants outfielder will not travel to New York to testify in the bribery probe involving Heine Land Philadelphia infielder. His attorney Joseph McTwerney says he demands immunity and a genuine investigation before any appearance. O Connell plans to stay in California and return to Boyes Springs after a brief visit with relatives.
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Cal
Jimmy O Connell
Oail Felder
California
Golden Sunshine
Joseph McTwerney
Jimmy O'Connell
New York
Heine Land
Philadelphia
Metherney
Cozy Dolan
Landis
O'Connell
Judge Landis
Boyes Springs
Lincoln Independents defeat Green Mountain in fast game
Lincoln Independents beat Green Mountain Independents 20 to 16 in Lincoln Ta. The local team used many of its ground players through much of the game as they prepare for a matchup with Reinbeck Independents tonight. And Bob Stevens, former Grundy Center high captain, has joined Lincoln and may contest for a forward role.
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Green Monvuta Independents
Lincoln
Reinbeck Independents
Bob Stevens
Grundy
Grundy Centoy Reds
Lincown
Lingola
Aileen
St. Mary's to Play Sacred Heart Team
Local note reports St. Mary's basketball team preparing to face Sacred Heart in an upcoming game. The article references recent practice and performance notes as the teams ready for competition.
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Sacred Heart
St. Mars's
Aston
Fragmented memory and onward dreams behind the barn
An elderly narrator recalls childhood scenes near a farm including cornfields and corn silk, with a note on a daughter smoking in a barn and a later revisit to the field. the piece weaves between nostalgic vignettes and clipped, disjointed newspaper bits about cinema, sports, and local notes.
Loomis Doubts Nurmi Full Run Yet In Indoor Arena
Davis S Wales reports Joe Loomis former national champion says Paavo Nurmi has not yet shown his full potential on indoor tracks. Loomis claims Nurmi could run a mile in four minutes and ten miles at 1:49 half mile and that Nurmi’s current form hides peak speed. He argues Nurmi’s best remains to come once unleashed.
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Tahoe
New York
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Admiral Perry
Paavo
America
Finn
Nurmi
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Ray
Tutors Ready for Hard Battle with Penn Five Tonight
Tutors prepare for a tough home game against Penn College of Oskaloosa on the local court. A student group plans to organize pep and reserve seats for the event as fans expect a close, evenly matched confrontation.
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Wallapias Pann College of Oskaloosa
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Tellman Ciis
Gibbons Seeks Big Guarantees for Fuente Bout in Los Angeles
Thirty thousand dollars or a 40 percent share of receipts is reported as the bid Tom Gibbons would demand for a February 21 heavyweight title fight with Tony Fuente at Washington Park Los Angeles. Eddie Kane quoted the figure to Dicks Yonard while other plans floated a $20,000 guarantee plus 25 percent of receipts for a Martin Mandel appearance. Fuente and manager Fred Winsor, along with Fred Fulton, face conspiracy charges in a California boxing-clubs case arising from a past bout where Fuente defeated Wyton by knockout.
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Donald Plang
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Fred Winsor
Fred Fulton
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Wytton
Wrestling clash sparks Dubungee council athletic panel
Reported bout between Lou Talabor and Heine Lingle at Dubungee drew controversy over odor and rules, leading city council to form a five member athletic commission governing professional esports. Mentions McGinnits-Arm Strons M-V team and Strong’s rising popularity in nearby towns.
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McGinnits
Strons
Indoor racing highlights and boxing show at Millvale forum
A crowded sports night at Millvale features the Nitqany Lion runner, an indoor NE Post trophy defense, and a boxing card with Marty Cutler and other notable names. The program also recalls past champions and a varied lineup of track and field athletes, swimmers, and performers.
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Etter
Thesteason
Wietersi Uy de
Aesienla Press
Alan
Helffeieh
Lenn Strate
Alitec
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Genety
Agney
Minn
22 Centers Selected for Girls Prep Cage Tournament
Des Moines January 29 22 sectional girls high school basketball tournaments will be held next month per George A Brown secretary of the State High School Athletic association. Twenty one centers have been chosen with one tentative. more may be added to handle entries. centers listed include Rock Rapids Melvin Mallant Ida Grove Tirtson Fontanelle Soldier Lehich Grundy Center Guthrie Center Jefferson Sac City Chariton Hampton Garerton Crayfordsville Crasen Fayette Stanwood Newhall and Vahiy Ollie.
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George A. Brown
State High School Athletic Association
Tirtson
Fontanelle
Soldier
Lehich
Grundy Center
Guthrie Center
Deferson
Sac City
Chariton
Hampton
Garernton
Crayfordsville
Crasen
lFayette
Stanwood Newhall
Vahiy
Ollie
Notable figures chat at Goldwyn studio visit
Benny Spence recalls chats with Barris Cohn former Waterloo sport writer Gene Fowler NY American managing editor Damon Runyon and Mae Murray movie star during a recent studio visit at Goldwyn studio. He also sends regards to old friends.
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Barris Cohn
Waterloo
Gene Fowler
New York American
Damon Runyon
Mae Murray
Goldwyn
Independence Man Wins Pocket Billiards Title
Bob Stoneham of Independence won the interstate pocket billiard championship in Omaha by defeating Jimmy Barber of Des Moines 125 to 4% to claim the title. Barber Wilson of Des Moines and S. Schleisman of Minneapolis tied for second. a playoff date was set. Nebraska Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota were represented in the event.
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Stoneham
Independence
Jimmy Barber
Des Moines
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S. Sehleisman
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Nebraska
Iawa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Spring football planned at Bott High Schools
Spring football workouts begin in early March at East and West high schools under Coaches Heldt and Sarff. Candidates will join track teams. drills focus on fundamentals like blocking and tackling. East faces tough season with only three lettermen returning. West lists nine veterans but one out of school.
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West High
John Heldt
Ralph Sark
Althe
Sarfft
Haat ‘High
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Heldt
Orange and Black
Blin
Snyder
Beckner
Varane
Hellt
East High
Ralph Sarff
Putney
Old Rose
Beistie
Haselman
Graham
Dean
Bovey
Powers
Hunters in Kaibab Forest Kill 300 Deer in Week
The Kaibab forest saw about 300 deer killed in a late November week as overpopulation and protection created overcrowding and decline. Debates over surplus deer included relocation attempts and costs, with broader concerns about wildlife management and hunting limits.
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Forest Service
Missouri
Nurmi Sets Two World Records In Millrose Indoor Meet
At Millrose A C indoor meet in New York on January 29, Paavo Nurmi surpassed two world marks in the two and one half mile event, timing 6 30 1 5 for the mile and a half and leading to 15 world records since arriving in America. Willie Plant led in the 3 mile and 185 yard race with an indoor record of 22 06 3 5 while Ugo Frigerio and George Gouling withdrew.
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Newark
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Boxing and coaching moves across cities prompt sports roundup
Boston Flowers stops Robson in eighth round of ten. Eddie Martin to defend bantam title vs Frankie Gena ro Indianapolis Wallace knocks out Tom Billiards in second round. Beamer Roberts draws with Willie Sullivan in 10 rounds. Marquette hires Walter Tragesser as assistant baseball coach. Wayne Munn to headline exhibition as new heavyweight champion in Chicago. Des Moines football team to face St Thomas College on Oct 17. possible Creighton game in Omaha planned. Des Moines U boosts pitching staff with Dick Niehaus addition. Penn college hoops host State Teachers and others. Des Moines G and Simpson face Fairfield and Parsons in upcoming nights.
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Manchester High Gridders Headed to Honor Dinner
Manchester Iowa residents plan a banquet at Woodmen hall to honor the Manchester High School football team and its coaches for a fine fall record. The event is set for next Tuesday evening with Manchester business men sponsoring.
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Manchester High School
Woodmen _ hall
Whiteside League Scores Highlight Narrow Wins
In Whiteside lanes last night Leonard Cigar’s bowling team swept Osbun Motor five to claim three straight. Geary led with 216 pins for the night. Miller Construction beat Courier by four in a separate match as part of the Whiteside league.
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eSear
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