East High Faces Independence in Sectional Final
East High meets Independence in the Sectional final at Independence at 8:30 p.m. Local fans plan to travel to the neighboring city for the decisive class A contest. East High previously beat Monticello 20 to 16 and Jesup, with captain John Sansone leading scorers. Independence advanced by defeating Manchester 21 to 12, and Urbana defeated East Cascade earlier in the B bracket.
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Independence
East High
Independence High
Buchanan County
Midge Makeever
East
Jesup
Monticello
Orange and Black
Makeever
Reguilars
Harry Parsons
Boosh East
Dubuque
Manchester
Urbana
East Cascade
Quasqueton
Hopkinson
Colesburg
Bellevue
Earlville
Quelda
Winthrop
Quasquelon
Dempsey and Tunney Challenger Talk Resumes in New York
Promoter Tex Rickard said current heavyweights fail to prove championship quality and revived talk of Jack Dempsey challenging Gene Tunney. Heeney defeated Delaney but Rickard deemed it not impressive enough for a title shot. Dempsey plans to travel east for tests with Keeens next month while denying workouts in Orangeburg.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Althe
Tom Heeney
Jack Delaney
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Heeney
Dempsey
Jack Keeens
Orangeburg
Los Angeles
Notre Dame Classic Today Draws Great Field of Athletes
More than 180 indoor track athletes from 15 colleges gathered at Notre Dame for the second annual intercollegiate indoor meet. Michigan State led by Capt. Henry Wylie is favored to beat Notre Dame and Marquette as pole vault and mile run promise dramatic showdowns.
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South Bend
Ind
U.pi
Notre Dame University
Michigan State
Henry Wylie
Star Miler
Notre Dame
Marquette University
Thal
Knite Rockne
Jimmy Lightbody
Basketball results from South Nekom VA and nearby teams
Courer reports scores across multiple college and industrial teams including Tex Motors Butt 48, Birkaville 27, American Institute 4% 36, University of Commerce 36, Almoran 44, Tron 22, Taka Porest 28, Corneil 22, Missouri 41, Konsas Aggies Riian 3% Relatih Midland 23, Doone 11.
Long Hair in Fashion Backlash Reflects Pressed Styles
The national hair dressers' association president returns from New York saying long hair is out. Advertisers warn of bold pricing in upcoming papers. A spoof editor label appears in a misprint, while a Chicago area classified note seeks a call. Corn growth noted with 40 million year reference and a holiday countdown looms.
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The
Hairdressers' Association
New York
City Cage Melt To Start Loom City Cage Melt To Start Loom
Victor Read playground director announced a city championship basketball tournament in the Forum the week of March 12 to 17. Two junior classes by weight and senior classes with A and B divisions will compete, with a 10 pound per man allowance to adjust averages. Entry fee is 3 per senior team and interested squads should notify Read at city hall. The free throw tournament, sponsored by the Playground Association, starts Tuesday and aims to finish next week.
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Victor Read
Read
City Hall
Mhe City
The
Playground Associator
Charle Guy Academy Enters Tourney
The academy basketball team led by coach Jim Donalne leaves Monday for Dubuque Wyoming to enter the Dubuque tournament. Players include Raymond Johnson Lawrence Lynch Joe Gough Garland Biorden William Ryan Eugene Halvorsen Ted Rourke and Virgil Heit.
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Kardak Sere
Chirks City
Academy
Raymond Johnson
Lawrence Lynch
Joe Gough
Garland Biorden
William Ryan
Eugene Halvorsen
Ted Rourke
Virgil Heit
Jim Donalne
Dubuque Wy
Dubuque Dio
Tortie
New Vaulting Record Hinted At By Yale hopefuls in indoor meet
New York March 3. Yale's Sebin Cerr aims to raise his week old pole vault record of 14 feet 1 inch at tonight's indoor track championship events. Carr plans to vault up to 14 feet 4 inches before joining the competition, while Hahn targets the 880 yard indoor mark and 1000 yard race. Yale, Georgetown, Carmell, Penn State and Harvard vie for the team title in a crowded field.
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Davie J. Walsh
New York
Sebin Cerr
Yele
Jack
Lloyd Hahn
Hahn
Eli Parsons
Parsons
Bis
Oliver Proudlock
Pinkie Sober
Sam Martin
Johnny Theobald
Ray Couger
Carr
Yale
Bellevue
Perle
Georgetown
Carmell
Penn State
Harvard
Promoter Fails to Sign McLarnin for Chicago Bout
New York March 3 JINS Jim Atullon reports a Chicago promoter failed to seal Timmy McLarnin for a bout with Sammy Mandell. Meanwhile Mullen signed Tony Canzoneri and Ace Hudkins for equal gate value matches in Chicago. He hopes to finalize Mandell vs McLarnin while asserting McLarnin will come to time.
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New York
Jins
Jim Atullon
Chicago
Windy City
Balkert
Timmy McLarnin
California
Sammy Mandell
A Mullen
Tony Cangoneri
Ace Hudkins
Joe Dundete
Bender Enters Los Angeles New York Marathon
Arnold V. Bender of Waterloo Iowa will start in the Los Angeles to New York marathon Sunday after a medical clearance. He bids to finish within four to five hours despite a torn ligament and an infected toe. The race, covering 3,400 miles, starts in Los Angeles with a prize of 43,800, attracting 265 runners.
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Courier Special Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Bender
Waterloo
Los Angeles-o-New York
Pyle
Beare Ascei
New York
Astot
Arthur Newton
Wille Kolchmainen
Sweden
Juri Lossman
Pager
Ohio
Huskers Favored in Valley Meet
Des Moines March 3 Amid fierce competition the Missouri Valley indoor track meet closes with Nebraska favored to win. Oklahoma, last year’s champion, and Iowa State loom close. A headline mile race pits Ray Collger against Joie Ray, with fast hurdles and potential new records predicted as teams from Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Drake gear up for near-record performances.
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Des Moines
Au.p
Drake University
Ray Collger
Ilinois Athletic Club
Town State College
Joie Ray
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Towa State
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa State
Prospect
Potts
Kansas City Athletic Club
Dirmond
Taylor
Grinnell
Massouri Valley
Dbiennandsouri
Tayior
Souds
Ames
Parks and Penquite
Drake
Former Dartmouth gridder proves to be handy wrestler
Bustay Mass Marcel Sonnenberg, nicknamed Dynamite Gus, a former Dartmouth tackle turned pro wrestler, won his first four matches in rapid succession in 1920. He defeated Lyon Ludlow in 1:40 and downed Charlie Donnell in 1:30, and Al Thomas in 0:14, before facing Tommy Crask of Holland in a tougher bout.
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Bustay
Mass
Marcel
Gus" Sonnenberg
Dartmouth
Providence
R. I. Steam Rollers
Lyon Ludlow
Dartmouth Husky
Charlie Donnell
al Thomas
Training Heavy Shoes And Win Rages Regularly
Gene Venzke, praised as a top American runner, trains in heavy shoes to push time. He won the Meadowbrook Indoor meet 12 laps in 4 57 using old slippers, later beating Blondo Romig in a two mile race and drawing national notice.
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Philadelphia
Boyertown
Gene Venzke
Venzke
Meadowbrook
Gene
Camden
Blondy
Romig
Penn State
Pennsylvania
NO SAFETY FOR PINS ON A B ALLEYS World Series Opens
The World Series of bowling kicks off in Kansas City Mo lasting until April 2. A record 1 809 five man teams enter for an estimated 83 000 in prize money. Bowling’s universal appeal draws champions from across the country as last year’s A B C champs brace for a new challenge.
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Kansas City
Lkely
Ter Shops
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Fick
F. Snyder
Erie
W. Eggers
Chicago
Spinola
New York
256 High Schools Battle in Sectional Semifinals
Tes Moines March 3. High school basketball teams from 256 schools faced elimination in the final day of state sectional tournaments. Semifinals and finals determined class A and B champions across 32 centers. Opening rounds were completed yesterday with finals tonight and next week district tournaments to decide state contenders.
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Tes Moines
Indiana and Wisconsin Must Win Tonight to Stay in Race
Chicago March 3 Two Western Conference basketball leaders Indiana and Wisconsin face key tests tonight. Indiana hosts Michigan, a team that has dominated recent opposition, while Wisconsin plays at Madison needing victory to stay near the top. Purdue and Indiana share the lead with Wisconsin close behind as Chicago also eyes an easy win over Illinois Urbana.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wiscor
Tontel
Madison
Badgers
Purdue
Uli
Urbana
Chi Fcago
Waterloo Fort Snelling Hockey Ends Season In 8 1 Victory
Waterloo American Legion hockey team defeated Fort Snelling 8 to 1 at the Hippodrome to close the season. It was Waterloo’s thirteenth win in 15 starts, with losses only to Winnipeg Buffaloes and Kansas City Players.
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Fort Sneling
Minn
Hippodrome
Waterloo
Winnipeg Buffaloes
Kansas City
Legion
Vistors
Roy Malcolm
Malcolm
Andrews
Fort Snelling
Berkey
Willey
Webber
Collette
Bob Collette
Jess Colelétte
Coolidge
Cal
Dar
Wiles
Aghting
Wiling
Port Snellince Crobdee
Frank J. Fenas
Bi Paul
Dundee and Others Freed by Court
A Los Angeles court ordered a verdict of not guilty yesterday in the trial of welterweight champion Dundee his manager Max Waxman and Dick Donald promoter on charges of false advertising tied to the Dunder Hodkins fight fiasco last November. The prosecution stated there was insufficient evidence for conviction.
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Los Angeles
Dundee
Max Waxman
Dick Donald
Dunder-Hodkins
Fights From Cedar Rapids Card Hit by Big Wins
Severe spelling errors aside, the Cedar Rapids area boxing results show Johnas Pulten from Fr Rapids, Nelson from Cedar, and others scoring decisive wins. Willy Wulataney fell to Bobby Dowds, while Chuck Sampler and Tercat Wright posted notable outcomes.
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Tyhe Associated Press
Cedar Rsplds
Johnas Pulten
Fr Rapids
Oulpoitted G Nelson
Doe Tlvers
Cedar Welter
Jack Wetama
Gtiva
Davenport
Des Moines Bantam
Ener
Waterloo
Strapp “Shampeat
Urdar Rapids
Chuck Sampler
Bobby Dowds
Cedar Rapids
Willy Wulataney
Valerie G. Hutchinsay
Kan
Aberdeen
Wile Wallen
Minneapolis
Area
Sacramento
Cal
Walcott Tangford
Chicarn
Lucky Cooper
San Pranctsen
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