Veteran of Many Fights John Dundee Clashes With Joe Glick
New York dispatch says veteran boxer John Dundee, long famed for epic battles, prepares for a final memorable ring appearance against youth prodigy Joe Glick in an event watched by mourners and fans. Dundee has battled legends from Kilbane to Tendler and reshaped his weight to featherweight for this century-spanning career finale.
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New York Garden
New York
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Willie Ritchie
Charley White
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Dectine
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New -York
Rain Delays Wills in Gallia Tennis Meet
Rain halted play in the Gallia tournament at Cannes delaying Helen Wills’s quarterfinal and prompting debate over her amateur status as critics predicted a big serve against Suzanne Lenglen. Sid ney Beer wagered 30 000 on Wills not taking six games in two sets with Lenglen.
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England
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Wisconsin Pot Hunter Fined 540 for Gucks Possession
Arnold Hermes of Green Bay was fined 540 for selling Gucks and possessing 153 dird for sale. Wardens from the state conservation department secured evidence and cited a wider network selling to hunters, hotels, and Chicago retailers with prices noted.
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Hermes
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State Conservation Départment
Kansas Beats Grinnell 36 to 19 in Summit Invitiation
Kansas opened its three day basketball invitational in To Woa with a 36 to 19 victory over Grinnell College. The Pioneers were outmatched for most of the game as Kansas built leads and used sharp passing led by Schmidt and Gorron with strong defense and rebounding.
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Pearkan Sid Tavid
Grinnel
Dance Inventions and Patents Stir Controversy
A ragged survey notes debate over who truly originated the Charleston and other steps as dancers seek patents on new gyrations. It mocks patent culture, recalls 16505 patents issued last year, and wryly comments on aging memory, trivial punditry, and a joked ship of state metaphor.
Iowa State Entered in Track and Field Meet Tonight
Chicago Tan 29. A two mile relay featuring Notre Dame Ames and Marquette will compete in the ninth annual indoor handicap meet at the Illinois C. Notre Dame and Marquette are also entered in the 17 mile relay race.
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Chicago Western tennis meet set for May at University of Chicago
The Western tennis meet is scheduled for May 27 and 29 at the University of Chicago. Big Ten athletic directors have agreed. The article also notes boxing plans with Paolinn going to the United States for bouts and possible wrestling shows in Chicago with Lachlan, Deschamps, and others mentioned alongside city officials attending events.
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Paris
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Deschamps
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Taght
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Ya—Tarry
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Fai
Jor Rivers
Muscatine
Chandler
Resin debate roils baseball rules meeting in New York
At a New York session, baseball officials discuss reintroducing resin to aid pitchers in controlling balls. President Heydler urges placing resin within reach of umpires to curb rising ball destruction, while AL investigations test its effects amid historical controversy surrounding foreign substances.
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Heéydley
Biadager
St Marys Five Faces Cedar Rapids Cagers Tonight
St Marys high school basketball meets Cedar Rapids St Patrick at 7 30 p m on the looz court. Cedar Rapids has not lost this season and Waterloo agers expect a close contest. Rock from Cedar Rapids is the key scorer guarded closely. St Marys will start Walker and O Connor for wards Shimek center and Fox and Crawford guards.
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Suards
Observer Comments on Waterfowl Gullibility and Habitat
A puzzled observer cites the American Game Protective Association on the wild duck situation. He notes abundant waterfowl but warns congestion across lakes and marshes reduces habitat and future duck numbers. He urges replenishing feeding grounds and protecting shore habitats to sustain waterfowl stocks for hunters.
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American Game Protective Association
Minnesota
Forest Lake
St. Paul
Peron
Water Bucket Ocean Echoes Help Sleep Of pug Tom Sharkey
The veteran boxer Tom Sharkey, once a sailor, gained sleep during training after managers arranged nightly bucket lines outside his window to replay the sound of waves. This water noise helped him rest amid boxing preparations.
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New York
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Upper Iowa lineup shifted for games with Simpson five
Payette Iowa January 29 Special Coach Dorman's Peacocks move players to strengthen offense for the Simpson clash. Arena moves to forward to boost scoring. Freshman and upperclassmen roles differ, complicating the starting five choice after tight recent losses. Simpson is regarded as a strong foe despite poor season record.
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Dorman
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Des Maines University
Des Moines University Cagers Resume February Campaign
Des Moines University basketball team resumed practice for February Nort Central and Town conference games after losses. They face Creighton in Omaha, then South Dakota University, North Dakota Aggies, and Nebraska Wesleyan at home on Feb. 11, 10, and 12. Captain Olson centers with Courhmian and Toar at forwards and Barnes and Drenveltig at guards.
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Victory tied game as Corpus Christi edges Our Lady of Victory
Our Lady of Victory academy basketball lost to Corpus Christi high Fort Dodge in overtime 18 to 17. Fort Dodge led late in regulation. Gilchrist scored in OT to put Corpus Christi ahead before Henderson foul shots missed. Skein is the Corpus Christi coach. OLV led 10-5 at halftime and 16-12 after three.
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Making 100 for 27 Holes Is Goal of All Golf Experts
Chicago January 29 AP story notes that breaking 166 is a shared aim for all golfers with 27 holes to play. It contrasts the champions seeking 106 strokes for 27 holes with ordinary players aiming for 18 holes under 100. Historic stars like Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen rarely reached 109 for 27, often due to easier courses.
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Diamond Joe Bowling Team Tops in Waterloo League Play
Bowling action from last night shows Diamond Joe’s squad winning two of three against Illinois Central five at Waterloo alleys. Sproul led with 280 followed by Hartney at 223 as other scores include 64 22 etc in a high scoring city league evening. Rath Packing and Repass Ants teams each took three straight wins in Whiteside matchups.
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Waterloo
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McSweeney
Sere Ter Sisiliinsis Central— Weltzen
Fredin
London fashion tips for the well dressed outdoorsman
The piece counsels the Well Dressed sportsman to adopt English outdoor attire. It favors a single breasted loose coat with inner pockets for cartridge storage, a single breasted waistcoat, wool sweater options, knee breeches or modified plus four knickerbockers, Harris tweed shooting suits, and cautions against indoor wear.
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Mike
Waterios directors head to Cedar Rapids meeting
Base ball association members travel from Waterloo for the Mississippi Valley league annual session. Bul Keefe leads the local club as plans for schedule changes elections and business are discussed. Conference notes include Moline seeking changes to salary limits and disputes over pay.
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TUTOR PENN TILT CARDED SATURDAY
Cedar Falls Jan 23 The Penn college of Oskaloosa versus Teachers College game was postponed due to exams and will be played Saturday night The Tutors may field new faces in the lineup with Holman Bates or Hughes at center and Freshwater Stark or Schesseimian at forward Red Morgan remains at guard with Hughes or Artug as partner Morison leads the attack
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Morrison
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Artug
Skating title goes to Charley Gorman
Charley Gorman, the Canadian star, won outdoor skating champion honors after clinching the final five mile race and tallying 140 points. O Neil Farrell of Chicago claimed no foul in a fall during the quarter mile, while Thunberg, once rated the world’s fastest skater, finished third in a surprising showing.
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O'Neil Farrell
Chicago
Thunberg
East High Quint Faces Tough Foe at Independence
East High's patched basketball squad travels to Independence to face a strong cager lineup minus Frank Snyder and Dan Sansone who just finished eight semesters. Coach Midge Makeever fields Thompson and ER at forwards with White at center and Rose and Denmist at guards. The team aims to extend its four-game win streak despite limited reserves.
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