West High Beats East High In Sectional Tilt
West High defeated Waterloo East High 22 to 16 at the West gym to win the sectional title and claim the city high school championship. Meyers scored six baskets, supported by Stimson and Captain Aaron Miller, with Tollefson and Sindlinger contributing in the win. East High’s efforts faded in the fourth quarter as West High pulled away, aided by strong defense and accurate shooting.
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Waterloo West High
Waterloo East High
Meyers
Stimson
Aaron Miller
West High
Aithe Tollefson
East High
Artus
Tolleffon
Tollefson
Johnson
West! High
Gunstead
Ody Johnson
East
Sindlin
Meyars
Louis Kresensky
Sindlinger
West
A. Miller
East High Tolletson
Johnson and Gunstead
West Hish
Sindiinger
Ifs Stimson
J. Miner
Jer
Ix. Meyers
Mie Tohrson
Vf Alles Hulett
Checker Champ to Start New Series in Black Hawk County
Hl Mitchell, now checker champion of Black Hawk County, begins a new series against F W Mosher after winning five of seven draws last Friday. He has accepted a 12 game challenge from I Cihak, with the first match to start tomorrow night at Thompson's smokeshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl Mitchell
Black Hawk County
F. W. Mosh
Mitchell
4. I. Cihak
Cihak
Thompson
Smokeshan
New Wrestling Champions in Central AAU Classes
In Chicago on March five, central AAU wrestling classes crowned new champions. Van Vosen of Illinois Athletic Club won 118 pounds HW Troondly of Jewish People's Institute claimed 185 pounds Michkin of Jewish People's Institute won 14% pounds W Maurer of Jewish People's Institute took 14% pounds F Myers of Jewish People's Institute earned 192 pounds. Reigning champions Andrew Calles of Greek Olympic A A and French Meyer of Jewish People's Institute retained titles. Jewish People's Institute won the team championship.
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Chicago
Central A. A. U
van Vosen
Ulinois Athletic Club
HW. Troondly
Jewish People’s Institute
Michkin
Jewish People's Institute
W. Maurer
F. Myers
Jewish ‘People’s Institute
Andrew Calles
Olympic A
French Meyer
Basketball scores mix across NCAA games
Fragmented results show multiple college teams posting scores including Iowa 20 Michigan 4s and Wisconsin 26 Minnesota 10 while others list varied totals like Nebraska 24 and Northwestern 25 Chicago 38 Purdue 35 Yale 26 and Oklahoma 1. Oklahoma and Texas appear with partial figures and regional pairings such as Utah 34 Texas 23 Arizona 37 Southern California 16.
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Iowa
Michigan
Kansas Ashies
Grimualt
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Crelahton
Nebraska
Irdiana
Northwestern
Chicago
Purdue
West Virginia
Pitehurst
Yale
Dartmouth
Miahoma
A Comic Strip Diary of an Oyster in Type McEvoy
A diary style comic strip narrates life as oysters face a dining room, with siblings swallowed one by one. The narrator contemplates fate, fear, and the harsh world beyond shells, ending as the diary cuts off amid a perilous moment.
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Pretts
Mike Wett
Buba
Wanda
Oscar
Jethro
Hera
Towa Tucks Away Big Ten Basket Honors for 1923
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes, Western Conference champions, seek a season perfect record with a game against Indiana. Cager Punk Harrison Barnes leads Big Ten scoring with 37 free throws, while Janse of Iowa trails in two-pointers with 34. Other key matchups include Ohio State at Wisconsin and Northwestern at Wisconsin as the title race closes.
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Towa
Chicago
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Harrison Barnes
Haye
Aree
Barnes
Altha Bly
Michigan
Janse
Iowa
Ohio State
Wnois
Northwestern
Wissconsin
Hoosiers
Wisconsin
Illinois
Buckeyes
District basketball tourneys set by 0 high schools in four districts
Thirty eastern and central Iowa high school teams completed district play with many close finishes. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo staged finals as Mason City, Osage, Spirit Lake, Burlington, Jefferson and others advanced, while Spirit Lake rolled to a huge win and Burlington edged Keokuk 36 to 32 in the south east.
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Quarteis Haves
Test High
Jesup
Hopkinson
Dubuque
Marshall Fawn
Thhe
Osage
O. R
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Tigers
Cresco
Chanies City
Mason City
Rudd
Spirit Lake High
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Toone Augh
Boone
Jefferson
Burlington
Keokuk
Burlingtonians
Tiegger
Iowa City
Davenport
Newton
Monroe
Redfield
Valley Junction
Waller
Babe Ruth Still Confined to Room and Improving
Babe Ruth remains confined to his room under a doctor's order in Hot Springs Arkansas as he recovers from influenza. He plans to join the Yankees training camp in New Orleans when cleared. Pitcher Bob Shanker stays behind to accompany Ruth to New Orleans. Carl Mays has been ill with indigestion but is now leaving with the party.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ruth
New Orleans
Bob Shanker
Rath
Carl Mays
Scott, Schaug
McNally
Rush
Cal Huston
Waterloo Women defeat Dubuque in three games at Whiteside
Waterloo women bowlers won two of three from Dubuque fair bowlers at Whiteside alleys Saturday night with Miss D Lacke scoring 216 and 168 in the series. Reames and Leonard led the Adams quintets with a 233 by Wyant in the later match. A return game is planned later this month.
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Waterloo
Dubuque Fair
Whiteside
D. Lacke
Erico— Fresenbore
Reamer
Kiss Ferguson
Moore T
Shoemaker
M. Lar Bank Aies Dy
Lathn Thompson pTotals
Bas Adams Paper Company
Oliver Leonard
Wyant
Adams Five
Sunmimary
Paris and Monte Carlo Tennis Contests Highlight Week
Paris Lacasse wins the French national tennis title 33 to 19 8 82 6. Monte Carlo: Miss Kitty Mackane defeats Elizabeth Ryan 5 2 6 2 in the women’s finals. Cherbourg: Battling Siki defeats Mika McVitve in a boxing bow. Queenstown: Gene Sarazen and Jock Hutchinson beat Mike Brady and Rex Wierel in a fourball match.
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Paris
M. Lacasse
Monte Carlo
Kitty Mackane
England
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Cherbourg
Siki
Sound
Queenstown
Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Jock Hutchinson
Mike Brady
Rex Wierel
Sand J
Ray Himself Vows to Beat Ritola in Special Race
Ray Johnson asserts he will defeat William Ritola in a return 5000 meter race at the Western Union Games. He claims last time Ritola beat him, but he aimed for 3 miles in 14 15 and says he achieved it despite Ritola’s pace. He predicts beating Ritola five times out of six on Wednesday night.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Ray
William Ritola
Bis Young
Western Union A. A
Jose W. Ray
Ritola
Rigla
Paddock blocked from Franklin Field meet by USC ban
Charles W. Paddock, renowned sprinter, criticized the TC AAAA executive committee for tabling USC’s membership and barring Trojan runners from the Franklin Field meet at Philadelphia on May 25 and 26. He planned a return to racing to prove himself against eastern rivals and hoped to enter Drake University relay meet in Des Moines on April 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Paddock
University of Southern California
Franklin Neid Philadelphia
Paddock
Des Moines
Gibbons and Tracey Set for Ten Round Bout Tonight
Tom Gibbons heavyweight contender and Jim Tracey the Australian meet in a ten round boxing bout in Chicago on March 5. Dempsey’s world title is the backdrop as both fighters seek a significant victory tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gibbons
Jim Tracey
Yast Chicago, Inc
Jack Dempsey
Thirteen Nations Seek Davis Cup Change of Venue
Thirteen nations want to move the Davis Cup from the United States with several more likely to enter before March 15. Australia, Canada, Japan, Hawaii, France, Czecho Slovakia, Romania, Italy, India, Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, and the British Isles have entered with Belgium, Spain, and the Philippines expected. The new zone plan allows smaller nations to compete with travel reduced, preliminaries in the United States for Australia Canada Japan and Hawaii, others on European courts. Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston headlining the team, with Vinnie Richards likely to be named for doubles. An unrelated ad for Goona Coffee appears at end.
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United Press
New York
United States
Bill Tilden
Australia
Japan
Canada
Hawaii
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Romania
Italy
India
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
British Isles
Begium
Spain
Philippines
Tilden
Bill Johnston
Sam
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Vinnie Richards
Fordham
Bills
Broadcast Music Programs At Palmer School Of Chiropractic
Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport plans a concert and weather broadcast on 400 meters and other bands with time signals at 10 55 a m 3 39 p m and 5 45 p m. The program includes a chimes concert and an educational talk by F C Walker. Also listed are Albany and Schenectady station schedules including a Conserving Our Game Supply talk by Llewellyn Legge and performances by the Albany community chorus Hotel Ten Eyck orchestra and Elks glee club with Eugene Orman as violinist Armando Baer and Lydia Stevens among others.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
F. C. Walker
Tri-City
General- Elactric Company
Schenectady
Llewellyn Legge
Conservation Commission
Albany Community Chorus
Hiks Gleg Club
Hotel Ten Eyck
Martha
Flotow
Nevin
Rosa’ Faeriely
Hotel
Ten Eyck
Eugene Ormaan
Armando Baer
Stephen Balogh
Plantat
Keyes
Mandalay
Speaks
Elmer A.cidmarsh
Lydia F. Stevens
Taugh
Regina L. Held
Lilian M. Jones
Frederick B. Stevens
Peter Schmidt
Fredericka Phelps
Charlotte Hoeslipn
Margery Richards
Lydia Stevens
Nelzo
Dickinson
Marietta
Herbert
First Reformed Church
Stuart Swart
M . “Gabrisila ‘Grober
Albany
Molloy
John Dick
Barmby
Stuka
Old Virginny
Margaret Ryan
No Ban on Norwegian Language in Georgia
Atlanta reports that Norway asked Georgia secretary of state S. G. McLendon about laws discriminating against the Norwegian language. Officials cited that only profane and offensive languages are barred, and locals say no special legislation is needed to curb Norwegian usage. The piece notes the French navy tonnage figures from prewar to postwar.
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Atlanta
Norway
S. G. McLendon
Georgia
Thoes
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Gatya
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Plover
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Melcher
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Jone
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Diagonal
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Babe Ruth
Adams Paper Co— 'Tagde
I Wyant
Tsk van
Pal
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Ihe
Franklin Field
Twin City Berber College
Twin City Barber College
Hennepin Ave
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Minn
Phelps
Jefferson St
America
GOONA
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RADIO
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Seaton Mavlady
Tosti
Taraphrase
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Elks
Glee Club
Edwara
Delehanty
H. Punter
Grainger
Elmer A. Tidmarsh
Sidewalk of
Hart
Lindy Lou
Strickland
Mad Dowell
Monday Musical Club
George D. Elwell
Peasgne
Trevery
Baars Choruy
John 3. Moore
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Hlding Ballance
Henry
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