Heiser Sells To Mason City Club In Central Association
Cedar Rapids reports Oscar Shannon sold pitcher John Heiser to the Mason City club of the Central Association. Heiser, formerly of Cornell, played for Cornell varsity teams in 1912 and 1913 and for Frampton of Ja. in 1914. He will split mound duties under Dan O Leary.
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Cedar Rapids
Fron Quincy
Oscar Shannon
John Heiser
Mason City
Central Association
John
Dan O'Leary
Heiser
Cornell
Shannon
Meiser
Coryell
Frampton
Baseball Players Seek Minimum Wage Of Two Thousand
New York reports union influence may set a $2,000 minimum per season for players with owners free to pay more. More than half of signed players show no strike intent, while majors may be pressured by minor leaguers to back wage demands.
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New York
Cobb
Baseball Players’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Striks
Jack Dunn
Jack
Salarias
Cadillac Beats Hawkeye Oil In Close Commercial League Game
Cadillac defeated Hawkeye Oil 26 to 18 in a Commercial league clash as East forfeited to Waterloo Business College. Cadillac stars Skein and Whit tle and Milo Miller led the Oil, with a seesaw first half 14 to 16 before Cadillac pulled away in the second half.
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Hawkeye Oil
Waterloo Business College
Hawkeye
Skein
Whitstle
Royal High School
Whit
Tle
Milo Miller
Leaps
Cadilac
Berry
Sale Kein
Miller Whittle
Murray
Kener Mead
Dubuque Poised For Hawkeye Title After Easy Win
Dubuque college appears on track for another Hawkeye conference crown after a decisive victory over State Teachers. Walsh starred, scoring five difficult baskets and limiting Leitch to one basket, keeping Dubuque atop the standings as Creighton-Dubuque game is postponed. Next schedule Beloit, then Creighton on Feb 7 to decide western Catholic honors.
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Hawkeye
Dubuque College
Deraisites
Hawkeye Association
Upper Iowa
Walsh
Des Moines
Leitch
Creighton-Dubuque
Beloit
Dorais
Creighton
Western Catholic College
Whitney and Allison Set for Cedar Rapids Boxing Show
Ernest Kool of Cedar Rapids returns to feature a ten round exhibition with Neal Allison of Waterloo at the Armory. Frankie Whitney, Cedar Rapids, faces Allison after an eight round prior, with Whitney a noted lightweight. Prelims include Ernest Kooi vs Billy Brown, Brewster vs Kid Lavigne, and local fighter Euclid Kool vs Kid Brown.
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Ernest Kool
Cedar Rapids
Frankie Whitney
Neal Allison
Waterloo
Black Hawk Athletis Club
Armory
Whitney
Allison
Iowa
Des Moines
Ad. Wolgast
Ernest Kooi
Billy Brown
Young Brewster
Kid Lavigne
Kool
Central Association to hold final league meeting in Cedar Rapids
President J. F. Ford of the Central Association will call a final league meeting in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday February 6 if no interference arises. The meeting may shape a situation beneficial to the Iowa circuit of baseball clubs and the league head intends to act after the gathering concludes.
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Cedar Rapids
J. F. Ford
Central Association
Belden Hill
Baseball Association
Iowa
Fairweather Buys Controlling Interest in Des Moines Ball Club
Des Moines January 1 Tom Fairweather councilman and local sports figure bought Frank Isbell's stake in the Des Moines Western league team. The deal makes Fairweather sole owner of the club. Isbell had recently acquired the Wichita Western league club.
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Des Moines
Tom Fairweather
Frank Isball
Fairweather
Isbell
Wichita
Boxing game revival spreads across states
Chicago reports boxing may return as six states Illinois Missouri California Michigan Iowa Nebraska consider legalizing the sport. Bills seek state commissions, rounds limits vary, and promoters push for boxing under regulated conditions with profits aiding public funds. Local officials differ on enforcement and governor support shifts with new leadership.
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Chicago
Illinois
Missouri
California
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
du Winois
Garrity
Second Illinois Infantry
C. W. Wester
Tan
St. Louis
Joplin
Westerman
Boxing Commission
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Gene Melady
Omaha
Ferris
A. B H. Sleaper
Minnesota
George Moeller
St. Paul
Moeller
Hummel Sets High Iowa Trapshooting Record
The list of Iowa trapshooters published Monday omits Charles Hummel of La Porte City despite his 3000 targets with 2842 hits and a 94.73 average. John R. Jahon led amateurs with 4565 average, while Dr. Higgins of Gladbrook scored 2072 hits from 2300 targets and a 90.32 average.
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Iowa
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
John R. John
Davenport
Dr. Higgins
Gladbrook
Hummel
Jahon
Hawkeye Team To Wave Rest For Illinois Trip
Hawkeye basketball plans two weeks of rest to recover from a grueling schedule. A Grinnell result 19 to 16 guides lineup, with Berrien and Bannick likely starting. Dutton needs rest while Von Lackum and Schiff show strong form. Tea Meredith to retire after the nationals. बाव
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Towa City
Hawkeye
Chicago
Coachent
Che
Grinnell
Collegians
Berrien
Ward
Bannick
Shane
Scarlet
Black
Dutton
von Lackum
Schiff
Olson
Jenkins
East High to Sell Tickets for Three Big Games
East High announces sale of season tickets to cover three remaining Orange and Black games. Outsiders pay 75 cents and students 60 cents, with regular prices 25 and 35 cents. Tickets available at Shane Tan's Wrangler's and the M. G. A. in designated sections. Dodgers here Saturday. Fort Dodge high rivals visit Armory. Also scheduled: Marshalltown February 9 and Cedar Rapids February 24. Frank Marshall, chess great, recently played 129 games simultaneously, losing one and drawing eight.
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East High Athletic
Shane- Tan
Wrangler's
Dodgers
Fort Dodge
Armory
Jack Skein
Fort Dodge High School
Townsend
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Strokes and Spares in Printers League at White Side
The Nonpareils beat the Pleas in three games as Truiar posted the high game and night average, with a 210 in the final set. Pleas’ totals show lower scores. meanwhile Edison Lamps won two of three against Eclipse Range in the Citizens Gas league, with McSweeney rolling 210 in his second game and a 178 average. The Agates and Breviers lead and will meet next evening.
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White Side
Truiar
Agates and Breviers
Peterson
Hartman
Grant
Elliott
Holmes
Teepesky
Picas
Willey
Cleaver
Keen
Dickinson
Trunk
Eel Ted
Citizens Gas League
Edison Lamps
Eclipse Range
McSweeney
Thor Washers
Humphrey Water
Humphrey Ares
Eclipse Ranges
Island
R Davis
Christensen
Croomring
Spring Shooting Ban Laws Tighten Migratory Bird Protections
Federal migratory bird law prohibiting spring shooting remains in force and will be enforced by the Bureau of Biological Survey. The Hitchcock bill before the senate would expand enforcement with funds, penalties up to 500 dollars fine or six months’ imprisonment, and open-season determinations by the secretary of agriculture. States may enforce nonconflicting rules. $170,000 appropriated, effective immediately upon passage.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
R. N. Cowin
EB. W. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
United States Supreme Court
Nelson
Altho
Bureau
Supreme Court
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa City Sets Feb. 6 Start For Hawkeye Spring Practice
Iowa coach Jones announces Feb. 6 as the opening date for spring football drills. He orders three days of practice weekly from each candidate. Rival teams are already at work, and Iowa warns it must meet them on even terms to stay competitive.
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Iowa City
Jones
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Peter Maher Hospitalized in Bellevue at 47
Former heavyweight champion Peter Maher is an inmate at Bellevue Hospital in New York. Doctors report a complete physical breakdown at age 47. Maher has not boxed in years after his last notable bout with Bob Fitzsimmons.
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Peter Maher
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
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