Waterlo o Evening Course D Admitted Kans Paid Id McCracken
Waterlo o should accept ruling of Board of Appeal as discussion reveals alleged contracts. M H Sexton reports from Rock Island offices that Dixon confessed partnership in improper dealings with Ovid McCracken and that Waterloo president A C Willford knew of the matter.
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McCracken
Saya
Board OF Appeal
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
Cletus Dixon
Ovid McCracken
Dixon
A.C. Wulford
Prom otd Missouri tales of wandering nudes and strange speech
Fragmented text notes odd tales from Missouri involving risqué subjects and bewildering phrases. It mentions a waitress, a dispute over sausage and fish, and a motorist slipping through ice on Spirit Lake. References to diamonds in Florida and a general sense of perplexing dialogue appear amidst scattered lines.
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Missouri
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Spirit Lake
Tenvetre
de Diamonde
Florida
Controversy Swirls Over Waterloo Baseball Deals
A tangled dispute centers on Waterloo Mississippi Valley league matters. Sexton, Dixon, and McCracken face allegations of side payments and illegal contracts. An arbitration board will review all evidence before potential appeal to Commissioner Landis.
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Wilford
Willford
Bexton
Waterloo
Dubuque
Sexton
McCracken
Gracken
Dixon
Morage
Irimu
Die Jaag
Vade
City
Niase
Mississippi
Waterloo Wab
Teleascat
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National Board of Arbitration
M. N. Sexton
Natonal Association of Professional Baseball
Farrell
National Association
Toc
Arbitration Board
Belden Hill
League
Gelden
Board of Arbitration
Landis
Ted Smith
Cambridge
Smith
Waterloo Club Seeks Retention In Baseball League
Waterloo supporters urge an amicable settlement to keep Waterloo in the baseball league. They push for appeals to the national board and Commissioner Landis if needed, arguing Waterloo is essential to the league and the sport in the city.
Tutor Wrestlers Win Iowa Conference Title for 1925 Season
Tutor wrestlers closed the season in Indianola Friday by capturing the Iowa Conference championship. They defeated Drake University Parsons College Fairfield and Simpson College Indianola. Three Tutors topped Ellsworth entrants late in the season and coach Bender plans a strong lineup for next year with at least six veterans returning.
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Cedar
Aperiai
Indiatola
Tow Conference
Drs Moines University
Parsons College of Fairfield
Simpson College of
Indianola
Ellsworth Reliegs
Unatmen Mnou
Baseball notes from spring training camps and trades
AP wires report on early spring training across national and American leagues. Bush joins St. Louis Browns from Yankees. Pirates, Dodgers, Cardinals, Giants players update as camps open in Florida and California. Sign chatter, injuries, and lineup rumors surface, with Franklin Frisch contract talks and sign-patterns traced back to 1914.
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St. Louis
Marell
Joel Bush
New Fort
Lakeland
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Stockton
Cal
Ray Blades
Branch Rickey
Blades
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyn
Greater New York
Florida
Clearwater Wester
Ise Giants
Sarasai
Mc“Giaw
Frank Frisch
Ifrank
Toe
BELET
Jake Schaefer Seeks Balkanline Title Victory Lead
Chicago March 3 Young Jake Schaefer leads a six man field in the international balkline billiards event after decisive wins. Hoppe the present champion fell to Edoard Horemans while Schaefer defeated Kamekichi Suzuki to bolster his claim. A Schaefer win tonight would clinch the title. a loss ties him with the Horemans winner.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Edoard Horemans
Schaefer
Kamekichi Suzuki
Young Jake
Moppe
Mayer Schavter
Tragenna Ety Horemans Hoppe
Cochran
Suzuke Veeder
Dazzy Vance Signs Three Year Brooklyns Pact
New York March 2 Dazzy Vance top National League pitcher last season has signed a three year contract with Brooklyn for an aggregate 350 000 salary believed to be a record for NL pitchers. The deal reportedly rests on Clearwater and is described as a groundbreaking payroll for the league.
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New York
Vance
Brook
Clearwater
Teachers College Track Candidates Start Drills
Cedar Falls March 3 Special Coach Bender shifts focus from wrestling to track drills as he trains a small squad. Three letter men and two recruits departed for scholastic reasons, leaving the outlook uncertain until the remaining contenders are seen in action.
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Cedar Falls
Bender
Will
Benstart
St Mary's Team to Face Hudson Quintet Tonight
St Marys church basketball squad meets the Hudson Independents in the St Marys High School gym at 7 30 p m tonight. Both teams boast strong amateur records and past victories over Walnut Street Baptists Unlimiteds in the state tournament run at Des Moines last weekend.
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St. Mary's
Hudson Independents
Walnut Street Baptists Unlimiteds
Des Moines
Nebraska U Defeats Drake Cagers 18-10 Victory
Nes Moines March 3 Nebraska Cornhuskers left for Grinnell after defeating Drake basketeers 18 to 10. Drake led 6 to 2 at halftime before Nebraska surged in the second period. Morning side Loss: North Dakota beat Morningside College 28 to 24 in Sioux City last night.
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Drake Cagers
Nes Moines
Nestraska Cornhuskers
Grinnell
Drake Basketeers
Draka
Morningside
Sioux Citys la
Uniy
North Dakota
Morningside College
Four Iowa Teams In Weekend Tilts At Hawkeye Meet
Iowa City March 3 Special Four Iowa teams face a busy weekend finalizing the indoor season. The basketball team hosts Northwestern in Iowa City while track heads to Urbana for Illinois dual, wrestling seeks a fourth win over Wisconsin at Madison, and swimming meets Northwestern here. The dual season ends with strong competition across these events as Iowa aims to rebound from Illinois relays setbacks and challenge top squads.
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Iowa City
Urbana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Madison
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Chicago
Indiana
Manayuz
Howell
Brewer
Corbett
Towa
Hawkeyes
Hawkeye
Pairings announced for sectional basketball meet at Charles City
Charles City Iowa March 3 Special The basketball tournament draws were announced by the state athletic board The Charles City team drew a bye in the first round and will play Saturday afternoon against the winner of the Nashua Greene game Friday night Nashua and Greene were set for the feature game Friday evening as top contenders in the western section The article notes Nashua led in their lone meeting with Charles City in Nashua and Greene also figures prominently in the upcoming rounds
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Sweetley
Jackson
Gates
Watson
Simon
Whiteside Alleys
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George Shoemaker
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Hussinan
Estel Te
I aWood
Dei Buchanan
Orthey
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Biwerney
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Miller
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Hoffer
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Neevae
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Gilles
Burk
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Twa Eaneeer
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Rockford
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Plainfield
Lawler
Clarksville
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Rudd
Delegard
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Mulvaney
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State Athletic Board
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Ashua
Green
Nashua
Nashua Wan
East High
Ralph Sarfi
West High
Rosa
Dempsey Gibbons Wills Case Before State Commission
Sports Potpourri reports the heavyweight title challenge to Jack Dempsey by Tommy Gibbons and Harry Wills may come before the New York State Athletic Commission at its semi weekly meeting today. The slate also lists drawing opponents for the second round of Benny Leonard’s successor in the lightweight tournament. New York advances to the second round of the annual women’s singles championship in Florida with Mallory advancing by default at Palm Beach. The second round is scheduled for today.
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Associated Press
Hurict
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Harry Wills
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Molla Mallory
New York
Florida
Palm Beach
Golf basics by Willfs Hunter on swing follow through
Willfs Hunter, member and captain of the British International Golf Team for several years, discusses that follow through distance varies with the shot. He advises focusing on the backswing, downswing, and impact rather than forcing a fixed follow through. Perfection and effectiveness depend on the backswing and downswing.
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Willfs Hunter
Fifty Aspirants Report for Ball Practice at T C
Cedar Paris March 2 Special Fifty men answered Coach Minton's first call for base ball players. Preseason notes point to three letter men forming the core Waters Ferneau and Whoffman. Morrison may win third base, Luke Webb from Hampton is a recruit twirler likely to contend for the mound. The rest of the green material remains to be seen as practice begins.
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Cedar Paris
Minton
Avas
Waters
Ferneau
Whoffman
Morrison
Luke’ Webb
Hampton
Pryor and
Roeder
Medley relay sets carnival mark at Illinois Relays
Ames Iowa reports Iowa State University wins a medley relay at the Illinois Relays with a 3 min 14.2 sec carnival record. The Cyclones faced field rivals including University of Iowa Notre Dame and others, while also noting a loss to Washington in basketball and a separate intercollegiate wrestling victory over West Virginia. Team members Crawford Burnison Greenlee Conser ran legs. Conger edged Pheins in final leg.
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Ames
Iowa State
West Virginia
Illinois
Iowa
Yane Conger
Pheins
University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Marguerie
Michigan
Kansas University
Gage High Teams Lead Toward Sectional Tourney
Sectional tournament play opens at East High with West High favored after strong showings. East High Cedar Falls and Waverly loom as challengers. Class B features six byes and tight early matches as Jesup Dunkerton and Orange battle for advancement. M. McCormick and C. Lynch will ref games with timekeeper F. Richardson.
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West High
East High
Cedar Falls
Tigers
Sarffmen
Waverly
Bremer County
East, High
Jesup
Janesville
Winthrop
Orange Township
New Hartford
Shell Rock
Winchford
Teachers College High
Dunkerton and
Fainbank
Finchford
Young
Jesup High Team Beats Dunkerton 24 to 17 in Close Contest
Jesup High School defeated Dunkerton 24 to 17 in Dunkerton Indiana on March 3. The game stayed tied through three quarters before Jesup pulled ahead in the fourth, with Harrington scoring 11 and Logan 10 for Jesup while Guyer and Messer led Dunkerton with six apiece in a crowded season finale before the sectional tourney.
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Dunkerton
Jesup High School
Buchanan County
Waterloo East High
Don Narshbarger
Harrington
J.logan
Guyer
Messer
Jesup
District Basketball Centers Named This Week
Des Moines March 3 The board of control of the State High School association will meet this week to select eight district basketball centers for the March 13 and 14 meets four in Class A and four in Class B One center already chosen Spirit Lake for northwestern Iowa Mason City Dubuque Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Oskaloosa are contenders Boone will host the final class B meet Ottumwa received the class A final earlier
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Board of Control
State High School Association
Eigct
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Mason City
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Boone
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