Tutors Win From Buena Vista Men
Cedar Falls March 4 Teachers college routed Buena Vista 26 to 11 in a slow game that saw Buena Vista surge early to a five point lead. The Teachers then took control, outscoring the visitors in both halves. McKinstry stood out for the locals while Robinson starred for Buena Vista. Referee Beil Drake.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Buena Vista
McKinstry
James
Robinson
Buena Vista Center
M. Harshbarger
D. Harshbarger
Venters
Porter
Whitford
McHinstry
Forbes
James Pritchard
Robins Soeth
Beryl Rice
Quani Stute
Berges
Tames
Harshbarger
Bee
D. Harshburger
Beil. Drake
Women seek seat on United States Golf Association board
Chicago March 4 Members of the Women's Western Golf association call for a woman to be one of four new members on the USGA executive committee. Representatives from Western Trans MississippI California and Intercollegiate were named by USGA directors. Leading women golfers argue rotation should place a woman from southern eastern or western groups on the board.
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Chicago
Women's Western Golf Association
United States Golf Association
G. A
California
Women's Western Association
Crafts W. Thiegims
Western Golf Association
Gulf
Dabsrcollegiate Ie
Higgins
Mrs Bresnahan Granted Separation From Roger Bresnahan
Toledo March 4 Common Pleas Judge Johnson grants a decree of absolute divorce to Mrs Adaleen Bresnahan from former major league player and Toledo baseball club president Roger Bresnahan. She receives 10000 alimony. Bresnahan must pay her attorney fees of 500. She alleged extreme cruelty and infidelity. he cited lack of desire for children as key cause.
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Toledo
Common Pleas
Johnson
Adaleen M. Bresnahan
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo Baseball Club
Bresnahen
Omer Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Four Nations Enter Inn NY Bike Sprint Feature
New York March 4 America Italy Russia and Germany will be represented in the feature event at the championship bicycle sprint meet. It will be an alternate race with Frank Kramer Orlando Fiani Rae Bautmien and Walter Rutt among the riders. Fiani is praised as a top sprinter from Newark last summer and is likely to team with Kachman in the six Gay grind.
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New York
America
Italy
Russia
Germany
Diercle
Madison Sausre Garden
Frank Kramer
Orlando Fiani
Rae Bautmien
Walter Rutt
Sabaters
Fiani
Newark
Am Ttak
Kachman
Wil
Ostar Egg
Portland Boss Talks To Evers For Players
Portland manager Johns of the Calcaro Cube discusses adding scarce players for Portland in the Pacific Coast League. Three holdouts named Marty Krug, Dick Cox, and Sam Bos are cited as potential acquisitions as the team leaves for California training grounds.
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Portland
Ore
Creedis
Fort Los Angel
Johns
Calcaro Cube
Marty Krug
Salt Lake
Dick Cox
Sam Bos
Sunder
California
Fisher to Millers Sawyer to Vernon trade announced
Los Angeles March 7 William Essick Vernon manager says Bob Fisher second baseman traded to Minneapolis of the American association for Carl Sawyer also a second baseman Illinois basketball race tightens as Chicago visits Urbana to decide title with Michigan and Ohio State games and Nebraska at Wisconsin on tonight’s Big Ten schedule
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Essick
Vernon
Bob Fisher
Minneapolis
American Association
Carl Sawyer
Chicago
Ilinois University
Urbana
Chicago University
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
Ona
Purdue
Lafayette
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Madison
Ignorant Essays Inaugurations and Herring Parodies
A humorous piece contrasts ordinary inaugurations with a satirical corporate ceremony for the Consolidated Hippered Werrings, imagining a parade from residence to office. It lists odd participants including a herring being hippered, family members, unpaid bills, a grocer, a butcher, a landlord, a motor cycle police unit, street cleaners, small boys, and a dog.
Seven Kansas Aggies Earn Trip to Urbana for Illin Carnival
Manhattan March 4. Seven Kansas Aggies earned a trip to Urbana to compete in the Illinois indoor carnival after a strong showing in the KCAC meet. Ray Watson led with wins and versatile entries, Gallagher won the 75 yard hurdles, and the relay team of Watson Kuykendall Matthias von Ries en beat KU. Hope and Wolgast tied for second in KCAC pole vault and may join the trip, with Bachman deciding final entries.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggies
Aggie
Urbana
Kansas City
Ray Watson
Ray
Aggies
Gallagher
K. U
Bachman
Watson
Cuff Gal_lagher
Watson Kuykendall
Matthias
von Riesen
Hope
Wolgast
Henie
Henre
Organize Big Major Basketball League Formed
Chicago on March 4 announces franchises awarded to Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Paterson for a new national major basketball league. New York expected to join. negotiations ongoing with Springfield New Haven Hartford Trenton and Camden while Pittsburgh applications are under consideration for inclusion with Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Akron Toledo Louisville Dayton and Buffalo.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Paterson
William Hepinthal
Prose
New York
Springfield
Mass
New Haven
Conn
Hartford
Trenton
Camden
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Akron
Toledo
Louisville
Dayton
Buffalo
Yale Olympic high jumper to compete at Penn Relays
Penn Relays officials announced that Landon of Yale, Olympic and intercollegiate champion high jumper, would compete at the April meet. Entries from Alberts Shinsis Brown Dartmouth Notre Dame Western Wisconsin Missouri and others are expected to grow as the entry deadline nears.
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I of
Pennsylvania
Landon
Yale
Alberts Shinsis
Brown
Dartmouth
Mar- Notre
Billiard purse offered for Hoppe Horemans title match
New York reports Charles Kline, billiard academy proprietor, offers a $15,000 purse for a world championship 18.2 balk line match between Willie Hoppe and Edouard Horemans contingent on playing 4 200 points.
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New York
Charles Kline
Willie Hoppe
Edouard Horemans
Minnesota golf club to host intra and interclass contests
University of Minnesota golf organization reports completion of club setup with L Beand of Minneapolis as president. Dual meets will be booked across the state with intramural and interclass contests planned. A student interest campaign in the sport will be launched. Cuban players head to spring practice with the Giants and Reds, Miguel Angel Gonzales and Adolfo Lugo sailing to join their teams.
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University of Minns
L. Beand
Minneapolis
Havana
Miguel Angel Gonzales
New York Giants
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Missouri Still Has Rocky Road to Valley Title
Columbia March 4 Missouri's Tiger basketball team remains in the thick of the Valley race after recent wins, with a final series against Kansas Aggies and Nebraska on the horizon. Coach Ruby praises Kansas State, notes injuries to Wackher and Coffey, and expects a strong finish as Missouri bids for an 18 game win total without a loss.
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Columbia
Altho
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Missouri’ Tiger Basketeers
Bee Lee
Kansas Aggies
Ruby
Ames
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Sansas Aggies
Agglées
Aggies
Tigers
Wackher
Coffey
Kansas
Jenlnings
Cowell Brothers
Browning Boys
Viears
E. C. Quigley
St Mars’s
Missouri Five
Indiana Falls to Purdue in Western Conference Clash
Indiana suffered a 28 to 20 defeat at Purdue as Western Conference basketball action unfolded. Norman Ross of Chicago won the national indoor 100 yard swim title in 58 seconds, while Chicago league owners were scheduled to meet on Monday, March 14, to establish an upcoming schedule.
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Associated Prasa
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Brooklyne
Mass
Norman Ross
Chicago
Rocky Kansas to fight Ibex Richie Mitchell in Wisconsin
Promoter Tom Andrews says Rocky Kansas will keep the March 9 engagement with Ibex Richie Mitchell in Milwaukee. If Rocky backs out, a complaint will be filed with the Wisconsin boxing commission potentially barring the Buffalo boxer from the state. Advance sales already exceed $10,000.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rocky
Kansas
Ibex
Richie Mitchell
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Buffalo
Tom Andrews
Government to Save Prep Athletic Records
Washington March 4 The federal bureau of education plans to preserve athletic records of high school and higher elementary grades. Prof George R Niater of Indiana University will direct the work and records will be compiled regularly in printed form.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Bureau of Education
George R. Niater
Indiana University
Davis Cup Entry From Cretho Slovakia Meets US Plucky Challenge
The Tenis association of Cretho Slovakia has issued a challenge for the Davis Cup. The United States Lawn Tennis association announced the entry of seven nations including India Spain France British Isles the Philippines and Australia. Also an advertisement promotes Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets for colds and influenza with a 30 cent price and the signature of E W Grove.
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New York
Tenis Association of Cretho
GROVE
E. W. Grove
Purged White Sox Leave Tonight for Training Camp
Chicago March 4 Part of the new White Sox club minus stars entangled in a baseball scandal assembled to begin summer training at Waco Texas tonight. Twenty five were to depart with training set to begin Monday. Manager Kid Gleason acknowledged the team would be weaker but expected a strong pennant push.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Waxahachie
Tex
Kid” Gleason
Indians to Guard Against Beaners With New Headpiece
The Cleveland Indians plan to test a head guard during batting practice at spring training in Dallas. The device will be used once pitchers begin throwing faster, as reported from the camp. All battery members reporting for spring training were in uniform yesterday.
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Associated Press
Cleveland,o
Cleveland Indians
Dallas
Reds Reach Cisco for Spring Camp in Texas
Cincinnati Reds arrive in Cisco Texas for spring training as Pat Moran leads the National League squad. Hod Eller missed connections in St Louis, while catcher Babblers joined from Kansas City and Eljer is due today.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Hod Eller
St. Louis
Pat Moran
Cisco
Tex
Eljer
Babblers
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Lynch to box Burman in 10 rounds March 10
Cleveland report states bantamweight champion Jon Lynch will fight Joe Burman of Chicago in a 10 round bout on March 10. Burman must weigh 118 pounds at 3 o clock. Bryan Downey and Battling Ortega are slated for a Can ton 12 round middleweight match March 17.
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Jon Lynch
Joe Burman
Chicago
Burman
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Battling Ortega
Canton
Juniors Defeat Seniors in Victory Academy Match
Our Lady of Victory academy juniors won a gymnasium game 21 to with Sullivan Kelly and White starring for the juniors. Biddulph led the seniors while Joe Kelly contributed strongly.
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U. L
Our Lady of Victory Academy
U.L
Te Sullivan
Kelly
White
Biddulph
Joe Kelly
Seventy Children Now In Toledo Juvenile Home
The Toledo juvenile home houses more than 70 children according to Superintendent Dr A E B Kepford. Since opening last fall about 20 have been admitted. nine moved to Davenport juvenile home, four to Eldora industrial school, one to a private home, one returned to its mother, and two died.
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A. E B. Kepford
Davenport
Eldora
The Bow in Your Hat Keeps Style and Fit
In ancient days hats for huntsmen used a buffer and narrow ribbon tied in a bow to secure the hat. Today the bow remains a style feature backed by quality that helps Gordon keep hats on the heads of most men.
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Gordon
Fifteen States Represented in Inks C Tournament Opener
Kansas City March 4 A national AAU basketball championship tourney record forms with 35 teams entered for the event at Convention Hall next week. The pool includes Missouri Kansas Colorado Iowa Texas Georgia Illinois South Carolina Utah Nevada New York Kentucky Indiana Nebraska and more. The entry list marks the largest AAU national field to date though promoter Dr Joseph A Reilly notes late entries may push the tally higher.
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Kansas City
Kan
Convention Hall
Kansas City Athletic Club
First Infantry Armory
Chicago
Atlanta
New York U
Rutgers
Joseph A. Reilly
K. C
Woods Millinery C.s
Reilly
Wrights Tin Shop
A.A. Li
Order of Detroit
Detroit
EC. A. C
University of Nevada
Concordia Seminary
Epsilan Eta
St. Louis
KT T
Louisville
Lowe «& Campbells
P Wns
Kansas’ City
Eddie Fetting
L.C
Missouris
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Texas
Chantioma
Georgia
Illinois
South Carolina
Utah
Nevada
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Nebraska
Davenport Chooses Woman for Davenport School Board
Mrs Hilda M Matthey a leader in civic and welfare work will become the first woman member of the Davenport school board. She was nominated without opposition at last night's convention to fill one of two vacancies alongside Harry E Downer a leading educator and settlement worker. Both are generally conceded to be elected as their only opponents are Socialists.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Hilda M. Matthey
Tiwo
Harry E. Downer
Matthey
Downer
Britton Perry Bout Called Off in New York City
Pittsburgh boxing scene reports the March 17 welterweight title bout between Jack Britton and Jack Perry is canceled. Perry plans to fight Tedie Lewis in Detroit on March, as announced by Perry's manager J Conrad.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Britton
Jack Perry
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Perry
Tedie Lewis
Detroit
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