Legion Puckmien Ends Season In Tilt Tonight
Augsburg college hockey cancels its game with an American Legion team and signs Fort Snelling to close the Waterloo season. Legion center Clarence Keys is hospitalized with pneumonia while star defenseman Fred Wegner is available if needed. Fort Snelling beat Waterloo earlier, and the Soldiers pose a tough test for the crippled local squad led by Mickey.
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Upper Iowa Quints Defeat Luther 24 19 in Close Bout
Upper Iowa beat Luther 24 to 19 in a game marked by injuries with 12 to 9 at halftime. Three Luther players were hospitalized after the rough contest, underscoring a tough finish.
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McMillin Returns to Home Territory at Kansas Aggies
A. N. Bo McMillin to coach football at Kansas State Agricultural College next fall marking a homecoming for the former Centre College star born in Fort Worth Texas. He played key seasons at Centre in 1919 1920 and 1921 before moving to Centenary and Geneva College later joining the Georgia Tech era earlier career details include moves across several colleges as he prepares to lead the Kansas Aggies squad.
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Knute Rockne Visits Iowa State and Talks Handball Rules
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne visits Iowa State delivering remarks on athletics and education. He cites disciplinary concerns and the role of agricultural schools, praising athlete training methods while noting regional sports culture and the influence of college programs.
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Ames Will Close Mat Season with Kaggies Classic
Ames, Iowa March 2 Coach Hugo Otopalik will take his full wrestling squad to Manhattan for Saturdays dual with the Kansas Aggies the last meet of the season. McCormick Linn may miss trip while Hinz Wildcat and Richardson challenge Grooms Crews stands as Aggie favorite in 158-pound class.
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Ackley Independents to Play Parkersburg Monday
Ackley Independents visit Union Thursday night and lose 38 to 23 as Union outscored them 24 to 2 in the first half. The Independents face Parkersburg Monday in a preliminary game after high school sophomores beat juniors 7 to 5. Indoor baseball follows the independents game drawing crowds. Ackley’s season continues in Newton in March.
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Bill Wagner Leaves for Columbus Camp Hopes to Make Grace
Bill Wagner former Waterloo base ball figure leaves tonight for Golfport to join the Columbus club of the American association. He had been suspended five games for jumping mid season to an independent offer and was recently told the suspension would be lifted and to join Columbus. He is a catcher and is the son of Mr and Mrs W W Wagner of 696 Adams street.
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Mack's Outfield Will Be Strong With Cobb Joining Club
Connie Mack reported Ty Cobb will join the Philadelphia Athletics for another season at Fort Myers Florida. Mack praised Cobb's value for a pennant run. Elsewhere in Florida camps, Locke joined Brooklyn and Robinson considers his fit, while Giants, Yankees, Cardinals camps report rookies and outfielders training.
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Luque Signed by Chicago Americans for Tryout
Elogio Luque a 20 year old Sand Lot pitcher from San Francisco, real name Fuentenelro, Spanish descent, 6'1" 170 lbs, fast ball specialist, signed for a tryout by the Chicago Americans. Not related to Adolfo Luque, he hit .350 in semipro play and struck out 13 in a winter league game.
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Spring Training News From Five Camps
Cuits, Cissel, Mann and Redfield perform in drills with Peck at shortstop. Vic Sorrell, newly acquired from Toronto, impresses in Detroit Tigers camp in San Antonio. Roger Peckinpaugh may manage Indians from more than the bench as he works at shortstop in New Orleans. Reds drill at Orlando with Pete Donohue and Carl Mays missing only holdouts. Plant Field hosts initial practice as Washington players arrive for rookies drills.
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Funeral of Iowa City football star Clinton Brown
The funeral for Clinton Brown 17 a Iowa City high school football star was held this morning with his entire class in attendance. Military honors were given to the deceased who died from gangrene following a minor infection.
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Journalism Pupils at Iowa U Exceed Space Allotment
Iowa City report shows 41 journalism students contributed 16 810 inches of copy last semester across news, university, society and sports. Virgil L. Lewis of Lakota led with 1 531 inches, Lola Spencer Mueller second with 3 178, while the class averaged 4 10 inches per student and 24.1 inches weekly despite a 15 inch target.
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Walter Leads Big Ten Scoring Chase in Freshman Rise
Chicago, March 2. Walter, Northwestern sophomore, tops the Big Ten scoring list with 113 points in 11 games, moving ahead of Bennie Oosterbaan of Michigan by two points. Branch McCracken of Indiana and Charles Murphy of Purdue follow in third and fourth, both fellow sophomores.
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Engineer Fuhrman Ends 41 Years with Illinois Central
John Fuhrman a longtime engineer on the Iowa division of the Illinois Central Railway retired after over four decades of service. Born in Gary Indiana in 1864 he joined as a fireman in Waterloo in 1887 and became engineer in 1893. He later worked in Fort Dodge transferring to the Orashe district until pensioned and plans to reside in Fort Dodge with his wife Mary Anderson.
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Home Sewing Club Meets at Tri-S Hub in Orange Township
Home sewing was taken up at the meeting of the Tri-S hub yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lester Parris in Orange township. The roll call showed signs of spring as members discussed patterns, seams, trimming, pockets and collars. The hostess served refreshments.
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Intramural Mat Tourney Looms at Tutor School
Courier reports Tutor School hosts its largest intramural wrestling meet with about 80 players from nine campus organizations entering 40 matches. Weigh-ins close by 9, rounds run 9 to 12, 2 p.m. semifinals and finals at 7 p.m. Officials include ineligible wrestling team members under Captain L. Orr.
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Gov Hammill to Speak at Ames Agricultural Banquet
Gov John Hammill will be the principal speaker at the first Allied Agricultural banquet of Iowa State College in Ames on March 2. About 450 faculty, students, and alumni of the agricultural division are expected. Medals from national and international livestock shows will be presented.
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