Cedar Falls High Captures Cedar Valley Title in Close Win
Cedar Falls High defeated Marion 24 to 23 to claim the Cedar Valley league championship in a dramatic, fiercely contested game at Cedar Falls. Hansen scored 16 for the Tigers, with Sherrard and Shearer noted for defensive work, as Cedar Falls rewrote the final minutes with a five minute overtime to seal the victory amid a charged crowd.
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Marion
West High
Wilolly
Linn County
Gront
Sherrard
Shearer
Hansen
Robinson
Boyles
Brandes
Davis
Marian
Borles
Cedar Falls High
Marion Sherrad
Curtis Hansen
Robinson Shearer
Curtis
Piel
Sherrad
T Robinson Shearer
L. Unertis
Roys
Innson
Tayour Sorou
Perry
State Teachers’ College
West High spring football practice hints at bright prospects
West High School opens spring football practice for the first time in local history under Coach John Barnes to assess material and positions ahead of fall. Key veterans include Capt. Miller, Doc Miller, Hitchins, Lichty, Leonard, Gorman, McAlvin and Vinson with Leona expected to take the quarterback spot after Paul Simpson’s departure.
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West High School
Barnes
Althe
Tierbert Matthews
West
Clyde Miller
Doc Miller
Hitchins
Lichty
Leonard
Gorman
McAlvin
Vinson
Leona Wil
Paul Simpson
Capt. Miller
G. Miller
German
Enforce Spring Shooting Law Across States
The U S Bureau of Biological Survey states the 1913 law is enforceable and that spring shooting of migratory birds will be rigorously prosecuted. Missouri and Illinois officials echo caution as investigators gather evidence under the act and prepare for federal action.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
George A. Sawyer
Missouri
Sawyer
Canada
Trieber
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
House
Department
Department of Justice
Olinvis
Biological Survey
Gulf Coast States
Great Britain
Towa
Iowa
We Go Wild Over Me and Hats Off In Thanks
A collage of sports and entertainment notes, citing fans going wild over a performer, mixed with baseball chatter about Eddie Collins, Jack Dempsey, Jack Powell, and the St. Louis Cardinals. It mentions wrestling feats by Stecher and Zbyczko, Cubs player Charley Weaghmen, Cedar Valley Basketball league actions, and a wartime thrift savings appeal.
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Heine Zim
cHonrus
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Iowa's Baseball Schedule 15 Out
Iowa state colleges arrange a 14 game schedule with six state games and possibly seven. The plan includes two games each with Ames Cornell and Coe, a tentative Dubuque game, and a dual track meet with Coe on April 27 at Iowa Field. Regulars from last year join Coach Kent as a new pitching corps forms for a bright outlook.
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Iowa City
Armory
Iowa
Ames
Cornell
Coe
Dubuque College
Iowa Field
Grinnell
Kent
Frank
Olson
Kramer
Layton
Brown
von Lackum
Harbinson
Towa
City
Cedar Rapids
Dubudue
Mount Vernon
Indiana
Bloomington
Illnois
Urbana
Chicago
Towa City
Notre Dame
South Bend
Michigan
Ann Arbor
West Five Edges Training School 30 22 in Final Cedar Falls Game
West five defeated the Training school 30 to 22 in Cedar Falls Saturday night to tie for third with Iowa Falls in the Cedar Valley league standings. Simpson led West with 18 points on seven field goals and four free throws, while LeValley led the Training school with three field goals and four free throws.
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West High
Cedar Falls
Iowa Falls
John Barnes
Heinrich
McAlgin
C. Miller
West
Simpson
Warr
Des Moines
Farr
McAlvin
LeValley
Sioux City Back in Western League as Lincoln Leaves
Western league owners meet at Des Moines ratifying Lincoln franchise transfer to Sioux City and Denver to Topeka. Des Moines Wichita St. Joseph Omaha Hutchinson Joplin to form the 1913 league lineup, with an upcoming Central League vote on Terre Haute for a six club circuit. An additional Central League meeting is scheduled for March 15.
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Chicago
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Denver
Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Omaha
Hutchinson
Joplin
Central Baseball League
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Richmond
Ind
Springfield
Bloomington
Peoria
Barron Named Coach for Mines Football Team
Iowa City March 4 Irving J Barron of Iowa City has signed to coach the Colorado School of Mines at Golden Colo and serve as head coach of all Mines teams through the year He was captain of Iowa and a longtime assistant coach at the university A great tackle and fullback he earned three all Iowa selections and all conference honors Originally from Correctionville he studied liberal arts and law and will graduate in June then move to Golden in September
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Iowa City
Irving J. Barron
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Golden Institution
Barron
Iowa
Chicago
Correctionville
Ele
Chicago Wins Relay Honors at Illinois Carnival
Chicago dominated the University of Illinois relay carnival weekend event by winning the one mile two mile and four mile relays in the second annual meet. Earl Gilfillian of Notre Dame won the all around championship, surpassing Lang of Illinois and setting a record.
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Champaign
Lil
Chicago
University of Illinois
Earl Gilfillian
Notre Dame
Lang
Illinois
Chicago Maroons and Ames duel in nail biting four mile relay
Fisher of Chicago led last year by eight points while Carroll of Illinois stunned with a 75 yard dash upset. Michigan's Johnson swept individual events tying the high jump record. Otis edged Stone in the final lap of a dramatic four mile relay as Hatlier claimed a long broad jump victory and near perfect score near misses. Crowds noted standings shifts with Athearn Hotel Oshkosh and Marott Shoe Shop Indianapolis moving up. Birns of Chicago nearly bowled a 290 in a single game as the meet progressed.
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Fisher
Chicago
Carroll
Ilinois
Zoellin
Sol Butler
Johnson
Michigan
Chicago Maroons
Ames
Otis
Stone
Sol Hatlier
Wilkins
Iowa State College
Cross
Radamaker
Notre Dame
Cromer
Hawthorn
Reed
C. Wagner
Newark
N. J
Steers-Thoma
Aquilas Cigars
St. Paul
Bowling Congress to End This Week
Cincinnati officials report the American Bowling Congress tournament will conclude this week with ten states and 17 cities, including Des Moines, fielding two shifts of five man teams tonight. Top scores are not expected to be surpassed in the remaining roll off days. In singles W Ready of Chicago posted 658 and sits fourth. in doubles H O'Brien and W …
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Cincinnati
Des Moines
American Bowling Congress
Congress
W. Ready
Chicago
H. O'Brien
Myre to Meet Eklund in World Light Heavyweight Title Match
Charles City reports light heavyweight contender Myre will wrestle Clarence Eklund on Friday night March 8 for the world light heavyweight championship. Myre previously defeated Eklund in prior meetings, setting a high stakes title bout in Charles City.
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Charles City, Jr
Helmer Myre
Clarence Eklund
Charles City
Myre
Eklund
BeAST HIGH DEFEATED by Cedar Falls in curtain raiser
The BeAST HIGH DEFEATED team from mn Gast tt BeAST HIGH DEFEATED. mn Gast tt lost to Cedar Falls high second team 25 to 22 in a two overtime curtain raiser at Cedar Falls Saturday night. The Orange and Black squad, short on experience, played strong basketball and required two extra five minute periods to decide the contest.
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Tresnman
Ast Gjeh
Cedar Falls High
Cedar Falls
Orange and Black Five
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