Close Games Predicted in Prep Meet Here This Weekend
Local prep teams sharpen for the Waterloo sectional at West High on Friday and Saturday with 16 teams expected. West High led by Miller and Sard aims for a final clash with East High. Cedar Falls may be represented if Captain Klauser recovers. Drawings for opening games set for Friday night under West High supervision.
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Waterloo
Ben Miller
Ralph Sard
East
Conch Saint
Winthrop High Eavers
Trndependence
Best High
Reinbeck
Orange Township
New Hartford
Shell Rock
Waverly
Janesville
Dunkerton
Oclwein
Teachers College High
Cedar Walls
Clarksville
Brandon
Nashua
Cedar Falla
Denton
West Basketmen
West High Basketeers
Miller
L. L. Stendenhall
Iowa State’ Teachers College
Cedar Falls
President Coolidge Commends Davis Cup Action
President Coolidge lauds the Davis Cup tennis competition as a service to national amity in a letter released from Washington. He says the international event fosters world acquaintance and sets a higher standard of sport for public morale and healthy, clean morals. Coolidge would gladly draw the first game and suggests White House selections for March 17.
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Associated Press
New York
Reinbeck and Grundy Center Lead Cedar Iowa Standings
Eldora Iowa March 5 Reinbeck and Grundy Center high schools share first in the Cedar Iowa cage league with eight wins two losses as winter activities end. The league includes Reinbeck Grundy Center Vinton Traer Eldora and Teachers College High. Teachers College leads third with six wins three losses while Traer Eldora and Vinton follow.
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Eldora
Rainbeck
Grundy Center
Cedar-Iowa
Reinbeck
Vinton
Traer
Teachers, College High
Waterloo
Teachers College High
Boxing cards in Des Moines draw fast windy talk
Hawkeye-Fuls John Roddy fights Hart Blue terms stalled as Mike Gibbons asks high price. Des Moines card Friday features Glenn Milhigan Jimmy Gill La Crosse and Dago Joe Gans vs Earl Blue. Local chatter notes Frankie Bush return and possible bouts with Harris or Wirth. Rockford prospects eyed for spring.
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Glenn Milhigan
Sioux City
Jimmy Gill
la Crosse
Wis
Tenmy Ryan
Des Moines
Panalliner
St. Paul
Frankin Smith
Baptists Brethren Set Night Match to Decide Series Title
United Brethren and Walnut Street Vanti Intermediate teams clash in the opening game of a three game series to decide the league championship. Baptists aim for a third straight title and permanent possession of the cup. Central Ionic Han fives meet in curtain-raiser at 725 pm. postponed game with 25 cent admission.
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United Brethren and
Walnut Street - Vanti
Rast Tigh
Excellent golf played in Pro Championships
The second day of the International Professional Golf Team Championship began in Miami with high scores and upsets. Yesterday featured notable results as Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell fell to Bill Mehlhorn and MacDonald Smith, 9 up, 9 holes. Arthur Havers and Jimmy Ockenden edged Leo Diegel and Fred McLeod 1 up after 36 holes, while Mike Brady and Jock Hutchinson beat Bobby Cruikshank and George McLean 7 and 6. Walter Hagen and Joe Wirkwood defeated Clarence Hackney and Emmett French 6 and 5.
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Associated Presa
Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Bill ‘Mehlhorn
MacDonald Smith
Arthur Havers
Jimmy Ockenden
Leo Diegel
Fred McLeod
Mike Brady
Jock Hutchinson
Bobby Cruikshank
George McLean
Walter Hagen
Joe Wirkwood
Clarence Hackney
Emmett French
McGoldrick Seeks Pay Rise Threatens Waterloo Future
Vincent McGoldrick, Scranton born first baseman, protests his Waterloo contract demand and faces rejection from Bart Willford. New manager Cletus Dixon accuses McGoldrick of seeking more money, risking ostracism. Schedule changes and calls for better umpires frame ongoing league tensions.
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Vincent McGoldrick
Scranton
Waterloo
Cletus Dixon
New Manger
Bart Willford
McGoldrick
Wilford
Hall of Trafuse
Bowling congress meeting looms amid tourney lead changes
Chicago bowlers competed in singles and doubles during the American Bowling Congress tourney as interest grows for the Friday annual meeting. Proposed constitutional amendments include restricting alley owners from voting. Western Electric tops five man event with 946, followed by Anderson Tobacco. Georges Spring leads singles with 410 and Valles-Crute keeps the lead in the doubles.
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A. i G
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Congres Western Electrics
Anderson Tobacco Company
Electrics
Georges Sping
Iad
A. van der Wallee
Mishawaka
Valles-Crute
Sures SH Te Q
Duues
Illinois Steps Into Fourth Place in Big Ten Standing
Illinois slips to fourth in the Big Ten after a 36 to 35 overtime loss to Northwestern in three extra periods. Early on Northwestern led 16-6 at 15 minutes, but Illinois rallied to force a 28-28 tie at the end of regulation before the final overtime. Stexman missed a late free throw after Malier's field goal as the Purple took the opener.
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Branston
March
Illinois
Northwestern
Purple
Illini
Hlini
Malier
Stexman
Neither Grey Lag Nor Zev Will Go Abroad This Year
International News Sports Editor Davis J Walsh reports that Harry Sinclair may keep Zev and Grey Lag from racing in England this summer. Grey Lag is rumored retired to stud, possibly ending his racing abroad and in local stakes. Zev is slated for a three-race American fall campaign against Epinard and others, delaying plans for a European trip.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Altho
Harry Sinclair
Zev
Grey
Eagland
Sinclair
Sam Hildreth
Hildreth
New Jersey
Rancocas Faror
Grey Lag
England
Stud
Epinard
Papyrus
Grey Lay
America
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
Latonia
Wildredth
Sar
Sey
Ayer
Hack
Star Chamber
Iowa Hawkeyes to host Wisconsin in key season closer
Iowa City March 5. The Iowa Hawkeyes face Wisconsin in a Saturday game as part of the remaining two Wisconsin contests. Coach Sam Barry's squad aims to spoil any Conference title hopes for the Badgers while Iowa eyes a secure ninth place finish. No major lineup changes expected as the season nears its end.
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Iowa City
Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Badgers
Sam Barry
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Badger
Meanwell
Harshbarger Records Season For Cedar Falls Tutors
John Harshbarger forward for the Tutor team, after a standout season with Parsons College as the season ends, played only ten minutes across the whole year. Now in his second year, he has been a mainstay, hailing from Mount Pleasant Iowa as the third Harshbarger to don the Tutor uniform.
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Cedar Falls
John Harshbarger
Seaason
Parsons College
Harshbarger
Mount Pleasant
Basketball results from early season games
Kansas Aggies led Draka 20 to 2 at halftime and Augman scored 30 in a 30 20 win for Valley Junction girls. Illinois defeated Northwestern 38 to 18 while Yale beat Pennsylvania 22 to 18 in other college showdowns.
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Kansas Aggies
Draka
Augman
Valley Junction
Illinois
Northwestern
Yale
Pennsylvania
Deaf featherweight Wirth seeks wins against Bush and Gentile
Challenges Bush Julius Wirth of La Crosse Wisconsin is a skilled featherweight despite almost total deafness. He reads lips and speaks normally. He faces Frankie Bush of Rockford in a semi windup here and will fight Tony Gentile in Des Moines on Friday.
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Frankie’ Bush
Johnny Harris
Des Main
Dunny Wirth
LaCrosse
Lonie Kelly
Des Moines
Tony Gentla
Cedar Falls
Bush
Rockford
Julius Wirth
la Crosse
Wis
Wirth
Frankie Bush
Tony Gentile
Wrestlers John Pope to Clash with Fred Brandell in Oelwein
Oelwein Iowa March 5 Biddle Pope Greenville NC will meet Fred Brandell Valley Junction in a finish wrestling match March 12 Pope 20 years old rising in middleweight having faced Pink Gardner Joe Turner Fritz Hanson and other top contenders He seeks another shot at Ralph Parcaut of Oska loosa who beat him in January Pope previously faced Brandell in a one fall semi windup at Oska loosa with Brandell winning the fall and later won the hearts of local fans by a handicap win over Jack Rosau ler Waterloo
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Oelwein
Biddle Pope
Greenville
N. C
Fred Brandell
Valley Junction
Pope
Pink Gardner
Joe Turner
Fritz Hanson
Ralph Parcaut
Oskaloosa
Towa Track Team and Illini Meet Saturday
Iowa City march 5 following a strong showing at the Illinois Relays last week the University of Town track team has firmed for a meet with Illinois in Iowa City Saturday. Coach George Bresnahan aims for a close contest as Iowa seeks its first win over Illinois. The rebuilt Hawkeye mile relay impressed with a 3 27 time at the relays, featuring Brookins Cant and others, while Brookins won the 200 yard low hurdles and Boyles tied for third in pole vault along with Klindt placing third in high jump. The Hawkeye medley squad Goodrich Wohl Crawford and Phelps also contributed strong performances.
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Iowa City
Bresnahan
Coulter
Roberts
Iowa
Cant
Brookins
Hurdies
Jack Boyles
Fred Klindt
Goodrich
Wohl
Crawford
Phelps
Oelwein Plans Eight Football Games This Year
Oelwein high school unveils a eight game football schedule for fall. The opener is at Waterloo on the East High field and the finale is Thanksgiving against West Union. Only one letter man returns, end Bernard Lonie, with many promising substitutes to aid the team. Foresters beat Calvary Evangelical 25 to 21 in St Marys gym, with Ol t and Miller starring for the winners.
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Oelwein High
Waterloo
East High
Waterloo Gast Tish
Waverly
Dubuque
Owen
New Hamplton
Waukon
Cresco
Independence
West Union
Foresters
Forester
Calvary Evangelical
St. Mary's
Olt
Miller
Sac
West High cage slate nearly complete for 1924 25
West High's basketball schedule for the 1924 25 season is forming with six games contracted. Coach Ralph Sarff expects a full slate in a few days. Upcoming games include Teachers College High on Jan 5 and Jan 21 at West High, Marshalltown Jan 36 and Feb 20 at home, and East High Feb 13 and Feb 27 at East High.
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West High
Ralph Sarft
Teachers College High
Marshalltown
East High
Sarffmen
Yankees Salary Rebellion Ends In Spring Talks
The Yankees salary dispute is nearly resolved as Whitey With and Wallie Pipp sign contracts. Aaron Ward and Bob Shawkey will settle with manager Huggins at camp. Sam Jones accepts terms. Bob Meusel not a holdout. Only Herb Penjacele Yemaing and club owners demand full surrender.
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Wallie Pipp
Aaron Ward
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Bob Meusel
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Giants
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Neb
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Mich
Aronday
Augusta
Kerr
Altho
Shortston
George Sisler
St. Louis Americans
Word Iron Mobile
Ala
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