Nove Outpoints Allison in Great TD Round Contest
Johnny Noye from St. Paul out pointed Neal Allison in a ten round bout in Waterloo. Wood Huntley stopped Mick Hoover in five rounds. Schrader faced Kid Brewster to an eight round draw. Gov Harding attended as a spectator.
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Ltar
Waterloo
Gov. Harding
Johnny Noye
St. Paul
Neal Allison
Wood Huntley
Mick Hoover
Tattling Schrader
Kid Brewster
Lloyd Huntley
Mick Woover
Hoover
Huntley
Salis
Alf Wells
Des Moines
Battling Schrader
Brewster
Schrader
Refarea
E. R. Slade
Women's Eastern Golf championship canceled due to war
The annual championship tournament of the Women s Eastern Golf association is postponed indefinitely because of wartime conditions. In Detroit, Charles Hedden defeated David McAndless 300 to 281 in the national amateur billiard tournament. Connie Mack traded Bob Devere for Stuffy Meinnis in a deal involving the Boston and Philadelphia clubs. Tom Cowler and Fred Fulton are slated for an eight round bout in St Louis on March 11. Missouri defeated Kansas State 28 24 to win the Missouri Valley Conference basketball title. Neal Allison lost to Johnny Noye in a Waterloo boxing match as Gov Harding attended and press gathered from several cities.
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Chicago
Eastern Golf Association
New York
Detroit
Charles Heddon
Dowagiac
Mich
David McAndless
Eugens Milburn
Memphis
T. Henry Clarkson
Huston
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Forest Cady
Larry Gardner
Clarence Walker
Boston Americans
John
Stuffy
Manhattan
Kon
Champion Five of 1917 on Cincinnati Alleys Tonight
Cincinnati March 1 The Birk brothers team of Chicago, winners of last year's Grand Rapids tournament with 3061, will headline the American Bowling Congress event here tonight. The Sirk brothers repeat last year's lineup, with thirteen other Chicago teams on the second shift. Yesterday and last night bowling was weak with only four changes among the top ten. Leaders include Amulas Cigars of St. Paul with 3022 in fives, Steers Thoma of Chicago 1335 in two-man, and C Wagner of Newark, N J at 680 in individuals.
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Birk Brothers
Chicago
Grand Rapids
American Bowling Congress
Sirk Brothers
Amuilas Cigars
St. Paul
Steers-Thoma
C. Wagner
Newark
N. J
Dubuque College to Meet St Ambrose In Conference Clash
Dubuque college St Ambrose to close Hawkeye conference basketball campaign in Dubuque on Saturday. The cadets edged Davenport two weeks ago and aim for a stronger home performance. Matches between the two river institutions have long been feature events amid intense Ivy rivalry.
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Dubuque
Dubuque College St. Ambrose
Hawkeye
Davenport
Issippi River
West High Faces Marion In Final Home Game
West High hosts Marion in the last home game of the season at M C A gym. McAlvin moves to center for West while Werbert Matthews serves in the army, and Capt. Paul Simpson and Paul Farr play their final Waterloo court game. Marion counters with a big, balanced lineup as West hopes to capitalize on home floor advantage. Other league games include Reinbeck at Independence and Cedar Falls at Iowa Falls.
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Marion
Marlon
Paul Simpson
Paul Farr
Waterloo
Simpson
Farr
McAlvin
West
Werbert Matthews
Army
McAlgin
Matthews
Matty
Rose
Barnes
Fallowa
Reinbeck
Independence
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Iowa Falls
Nashua Five Seeks Best Showing in New Season
Nashua high once dominated the Cedar Falls sectional, but with last year’s stars graduated the current squad is young and untested. After a 25 to 16 win over Charles City, the team focuses on Ward practice and hopes for a favorable draw to begin the season, though only faint hopes exist of a strong finish.
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Nashua
Nashua High
Cedar Falls
Ames High
Charles City
Ward
American association opens May 1 with 140 game schedule
Milwaukee March 1. Club owners meet to set admission prices to avoid federal war tax handling. Louisville opposed. Most clubs favor raising bleacher seats to 30 cents and grandstand from 60 to 60 cents. A post season pool of 4000 dollars was proposed for the first and second place teams, with about 250 dollars per player if won.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Association
Louisville
Jack Reedy Targets Miske and Dempsey in St Paul Clash
Promoter Jack Reedy of St Paul, a key figure in Midwest boxing, stood in Johnny Noye's corner at the Waterloo Theatre last night. Reedy promoted the O Dowd Greb bout and is pursuing Billy Miske and Jack Dempsey for a return in St Paul.
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Jack Reedy
Middlewest
St. Paul
Johnny Noye
Waterloo Theatre
Reedy
Billy Miske
Jack Dempsey
Oldtimers and a Willing Route to Baseball
A rambling column blends aging humor about Honus Wagner with forecasts for a wartime baseball season. It notes Willard Fulton talks, a committee probing freak deliveries, and looming changes in minor leagues. Waterloo may rely on amateur baseball and community leagues to provide summer games.
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Uncle Sam
Waterloo
New Hampton High Expects to Make Good in Tourney
New Hampton high's basketball squad, now 6-2, eyes a bold run in Cedar Falls sectional. The rotation features Schnurr Roarty and Johnson as scorers while McAloon and Knox anchor defense. they’ve posted 262 points for and 183 against across eight games.
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New Hampton High
New Hampton
Cedar Falls
Schnurr
Roarty
Johnson
McAloon
Knox
Charles City
Cedar Falls High
Alumni
Nashua
Osage
Hampton
Cedar Is High
Mason City
Waugh to Meet Scully in 12-Round bout in Des Moines
Bobby Waugh veteran lightweight from Dallas and Charlie Scully of Chicago will clash in a 12-round bout at Tommy Ryan's next athletic show on March 8. Waugh has boxed nearly a decade facing top rivals including Sheridan Saylor Whitney Daniels Barada Brown Kelly Fanning and Read.
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Des Moines
Bobby Waugh
Dallas
Tex
Charlie Scully
Chicago
Tommy Ryan
Waugh
Mickey Sheridan
Milburn Saylor
Frankie Whitney
Freddie Daniels
Jake Barada
Pat Brown
Leo Kelly
Arlos Fanning
Neil Allison
Jack Read
Stecher Zbysko Match in New York Tonight
New York hosts another heavyweight elimination bout to crown Gotch successor as Joe Stecher faces Wladek Zbyszko in a March 1 event. The match aims to settle who earns top wrestling honors and continues the era’s competitive heavyweight scene.
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Stecher
Zbyszko
New York
Frank Gotch
Joe Stecher
Wladek Zbyszko
Two Hour Mat Bout Sees First Fall Decisive
In a limited mat bout a contest capped at two hours will declare the winner after the first fall. The victor tonight is slated to face Earl Caddock in a subsequent match, as officials aim to crown the champion.
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Earl Caddock
Courier-Reporter Wins in Commercial League at White Side
The Courier-Reporter team defeated Bass Shoes Co in three Commercial League games at White Side alleys. Shoemaker led the winners with 204 in game one while Bass posted 200 in game two. Individual scores listed include Hartman, Shoemaker, and Bass entries across three games, with totals in the several columns. Real estate transfers and an ad for PAZO ointment appear in the same item.
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Courier-Reporter
Bass | Shoes Company
Shoemaker
Bass
Bcofes
Ind
Hartman
Hallowell
Tae Bass Bhoe Co
Fentiman
Marsh
Cisseecsigsas
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