SCHOENDORF CAVE STRIBLING SCARE UNAFRAID OF BLUE
Willie Stribling roams the range with brash talk and eye wink tricks while Schoendorf touts a close loss to the Southerner. Blue faces Schoendorf again at the baseball park Friday amid promoter Goss’s war on gate crashers.
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Pancho Villa Seeks Bantamweight Crown After Title Win
New York June 11 Pancho Villa holder of the world fly weight title confirms he will move up to bantamweights to contest Abe Goldstein for the crown. Villa demonstrated his power by defeating Bud Taylor Terre Haute Ind in a dramatic 15 round bout last night.
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Chambers Named New Trainer at Iowa State
Urbana Illinois June 11 Ithielis Swede Chambers of Cairo Illinois has accepted a position as athletic trainer at Iowa State College Ames. He will assume duties in September for the football team and will join the minor staff.
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Sioux ker Alich faces Yamryan in ten round decision
Milwaukee junior welterweight champion Sioux ker Alich won a newspaper decision over Al Yamryan of St Paul in a ten round bout. Paris Danny Frush to meet Fret Bretennel on June 24 after knocking out Eugene Criquin in eight rounds.
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American Olympic Fund
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Standings in Major Leagues and Minor Leagues Report
The standings show the National League results with Pittsburgh 10 over New York 6, Brooklyn 4 over Chicago 2, Cinebinat 4 over Philadelphia 2, Boston 6 over St Louis 2. American League lists New York and St Louis 0, Cleveland 4 over Washington 3, Philadelphia 4 over Detroit 3, Chicago 3 over Boston 2. American Association notes no games scheduled, Western League lists Des Moines 4, Oklahoma City 11 over Denver 4, Lincoln over St Joseph 4, Wichita 8 over Omaha 6.
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Wills Firpo Go Put Rickard In Deep Quandary
Conflicting reports on Tex Rickard's plans for a Wills Firpo August bout stir Broadway chatter. Promoter views vary from delaying until public reaction to demanding higher guarantees. Wills cited at 1 75,000 and Firpo at 240,000. Madden affair dampened drawing power, leaving the heavyweight calendar unsettled.
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Town athletes seek Olympic berths at Harvard trials
University of Town Hawkeyes headline seven finalists vying for spots on the American Olympic team at Harvard Stadium Cambridge. Captains Brookins Coulter Wilson Morrow Phelps Crawford lead the group with Phelps defending cross country honors and Wilson aiming in sprint events. Over 400 athletes compete in final trials across track and field with 419 entries sanctioned for the two day event.
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Sunnyside Tourney First Round Extended to Friday Evening
Sunnyside County club officials announced the first round of the annual President's Handicap Meet, delayed by bad weather, will now be completed by Friday night. The three flights President's Ice President's and Directors' include 95 players. With sun returning, play resumes quickly.
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Kipke Ends Illustrious Michigan Career
Ann Arbor Mich June 13 Harry G Kipke famed all around athlete at Michigan closes his collegiate career after three years as a star in football baseball and basketball He earned eight letters and will win a ninth Kipke was a key Maize and Blue player and earned first team All American honors in 1922 noted for punts downed inside the Ohio State five yard line in a landmark Western Conference season
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Inside Golf: Evans on pressing the club with thumbs
Chester Horton discusses golf technique with Chick Evans, explaining how pressing down with the thumbs speeds the club through the ball. He argues the left arm should straighten as it passes the ball, contrasting with a rigid, fixed swing and noting the wrist and hand should reach forward smoothly. Copyright John F Dillon.
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Summer Baseball At Tutor College Gets Under Way
Oscar Falls June 11 announces summer baseball at Iowa State Teachers College under way with 34 recruits reporting to Coach Cowles for initial practice. Returning players include Black, Rider, Carleton, Pryor, Hottman, Whitford, Herman, White and others from the 1922-23 squads. Gemberling from Cornell also reports.
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Iowa State Teachers Colleges
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Can Legion
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Ray Pryor
Grant Hott Man
Whitford
Carl Herman
Georgea ‘White
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Cornell
Handicap Tourney Planned for Kiwanis Club Golfers
Kiwanis club schedules a handicap golf tournament starting July 1 with Fred Wray as chairman and a committee including Dr. G W Ellvson Dr L Hems worth and Roger Miller in charge. Players must qualify by submitting three 18 hole scores for fair handicaps. The event crowns the club champion with minor matches and side events such as driving and putting tournaments.
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G. W. Ellvson
L. ©. Hemsworth
Roger Miller
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Lift Ban on Sunday Golf at University
Town City In June 11 university authorities ended the rule prohibiting Sunday golf on the university course. Students and faculty will be allowed full privileges on the links after to p.m. every Sunday though golf on the Sabbath remains forbidden on vesper Sundays during the school year. Strong disapproval had been shown by students and faculty and a petition by the student council prompted action.
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Four Bouts to Be Held Tonight at Electric Park
Four bouts will be staged at Electric Park with varied weights. Referee Louw Rokinger replaces Ralph Alexander to start the program at 8:30 p.m. Pinkey George versus Ray Stauk leads the main card, George at 110 pounds and Stauk five pounds heavier, six rounds. Welterweight clash Blondey Gies versus Kid Howard follows in four rounds, then Lobster John McGraw and Young Pally in a 126 pound bout. Two youths aged 12 and 14 will perform a three round skit for coins from the crowd.
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Kid Howard
Bill Brown
Lobster
John McGraw
Young Pally
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