Visiting Sextet Dominates Waterloo In 6-3 Victory
South St. Pauls Ride em Cow sextet handed Waterloo a 6-3 defeat before 3,000 at the Dairy Cause Congress rink. St Paul’s passing overwhelmed Waterloo with 26 goalkeeper saves by Bishop and key goals from Cunningham Nelson Willey Wesphalinger and Westphalinger. Waterloo's Smith Yount Malcom and Brown starred. Yount scored late as Waterloo fought back. Referee L A Beaton kept the game clean with no penalties.
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Cause Congress Hippodrome
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Nelson
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Westphalinger
Yount
Brown
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St.Paul
Malcom
Hawk
Ot Bishop
Wing
Cunninghan
Cheve
Willey Young
Guthuize
Young
Wesphalinger
Illinois Boxing Commission Plans Radical Changes
Chicago March. The Illinois boxing commission chaired by John Righeimer outlines a plan to elevate the sport in the state. A two year timeline aims to eliminate flash promoters and inefficient judges and referees, enforce the state code, and impress fighters and managers with proper standards.
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Chicago
Illinois Boxing Commission
John Righeimer
Illinois
Righeimer
Ilinois
Dempsey Considers Fight With Maloney or Sharkey
Los Angeles March 5. Jack Dempsey may fight the winner of the Sharkey Maloney bout after all the former heavyweight champion said today. He plans training in two weeks and will decide after a month whether he can reach top condition. He prefers Tunney but will meet Maloney or Sharkey if the money is right.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Sharkey-Maloney
Gene Tunney
Yempsey
Richard
Imeet Maloney
Sharkey
Jest a Moment and a Half in a Courtroom Tale
A New York drunkenness case ends with the judge suspending the sentence for intoxication but holding the man for perjury, noting no evidence the Scotchman who supplied the liquor believed the drink was fit to consume. The piece hints at a pending sanity commission for the Scotsman. The article also mentions Congress and a whimsical jab at government efficiency amid a jumble of short, satirical items.
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New York
Iowa High School Basketball Tourney Section Final Plays Set
The Associated Press reports the 1927 Iowa state high school basketball tournament reached final sectional rounds. 64 of 650 teams advance to class A and B district tours. last year’s champions Newton, Boone and Webster City feature in semifinals or byes, with final games tonight across multiple districts.
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Iowa
Newton
Mingo
Baxter
Boone
Story City
Webster City
Clarion
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
New London
Ottumwa
Winfield
Afcdiapolis
Washington
Independence
Monticello
Clinton
Tipton
Oelwein
Lamont
Strawberry Point
Reinbeck
Dysart
Alta
Storm Lake
Bowling’s A B C tournament opens in Peoria with huge prizes
Former New York Giants pitcher notes the annual A B C bowling classic begins in Peoria. About 1,500 teams and 7,400 men compete for over 80 thousand dollars, rivaling Chicago’s 1924 record. Aston, Young and Chardulta top pins. Gerloski claims all events title.
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Peoria
Chicago
Buffalo
Castanys’s
Aston
F. Chardulta
F. Tocco
Young
1. Yotes
Braddock
1. Gerloski
Detroit
Old Saloon Bell Signals End of Games in Missouri
In Maryville, Missouri, the Oak saloon bell, once used to mark curfew in Prohibition days, now signals game ends at Northwest Missouri State Teachers College. Jewel thief and longtime timekeeper W U L ert Raines replaced whistles with the gong after noisy crowd reactions and missed shots. At a recent bout with the C G C quintet of Kansas City, the bell rang at halftime, prompting five noted businessmen to rise and depart.
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Oak
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
WU. L
Ert
C. CG. C
Kansas City
Sons
College basketball results across several teams reported
Winona collegians 01. Still college atog Oklahoma. 66 to 22. Grinnell 28 to 24 over Cornel Coo 24. St Ambrose 32 Iowa Wesleyan 7. Columbia 39 to 1. Kansas 9. Kansas Apgeion 24. Notre Dame 32 to 20 over Crelehton US. St Thomas 31 to 22 over St Johns. Tamobard 21 Armour Teeh 19. St Oat 27 to 22. MacAlester 22. Art Institute 28. Superior Normal 42 to 14. Beloit Lhe way.
Americans Win Honor in Oxford U Sports
London March 1 Following a decisive defeat of Birmingham University by the Oxford University lacrosse team twenty three to two half blues were awarded to two American members of the Oxford squad G R Pfann former Cornell quarterback and Rhodes scholar from Ohio and R J van der praaff a Alabama graduate and former football star.
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London
Ollowng
Birmingham University
Oxford University
Oxford
G. R. Pfann
Cornell Foothill
Rhodes
Ohio
R. Jd. Vandepraaff
University of Alabama
Homer Smith Has Stopped Thousand Punches and Fights Again
Kalamazoo mi March 5 Homer Smith secretary treasurer of a silo maker is also a boxer who fought Dempsey Wills Firpo Renault Brennan Meehan Sharkey and more. He describes his hard battles and says he can still fight and then build silos.
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Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ajax
Hercules
Mkalamazoo
Dempsey
Wills
Firpo
Renault
Brennan
Meehan
Sharkey
Paulinih Dot Nan
Tomer Smith
Paulino
Smith
Jack Johnson
Battling Levinsky
Jack Sharkey
Jack Renault
Fis
Johnson
Willie Meehan
Bob Roper
Dais
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Uamad
SC Five Meets Danville Monday in Hast High Gym
Illinois Central shops basketball team, eliminated from the state amateur tournament by Cudahy Packing, will face Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad shops five of Danville at Hast High gymnasium Monday at 8 o'clock. IC cagers lost 40 to 28 to Cudahy in Des Moines, with Cudahy leading 11-9 at halftime. SC crew beat Newell Independents in the first round by forfeit. Cudahy, the same team that ousted IC in the 1926 state tournament.
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Ilinois Central Shops
Cudahy
Packing Company of
Sioux City
Des Moines
Chicago & Eastern Thnois Railroad
Danville
Hast High Gymnasium
Minois Central Shops
Maccabees Tackle Winthrop Tonight
The Waterloo Maccabees, runners up in the Industrial league, host the Winthrop Pirates at the Y M C A tonight. The Pirates, formed by former Winthrop high players, bring a strong season record and seek to extend their winning streak.
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Waterloo Maccabees
Winthrop Pirates Inia
Pirates
Winthrop High
Victorica
Upper Iowa Ends Basketball Card Monday Evening
Three Upper Iowa cagers will represent the Peacock Blue for the last time Monday night as Upper Iowa closes a hectic season with Luther College in Decorah. Capt. Sullivan and Larson have notable seasons, Sullivan leading scoring with 72 points, while Twarson spurred both offense and defense. Shipton also graduates, a first year reserve from Clermont.
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Shipton
Clermont
Fights Last Night Shake Up Heavyweights and More
Berlin Paul Scott defeated Franz Tener in Berlin England to claim the heavyweight title. St Paul based boxers Jock Matone and Shuffle Callahan met for a technical knockout, while Tony Sanders toppled My Sullivan. Dick Daniels stopped Eddie Lane in Minneapolis. Newark Newark 7 Young Tob Fitasim mons beat Ro Skyra. Johnny Showers defeated George Ogle in St Paul. Tony Mundell won from San Saches in Worcester.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul Scott
England
Franz Tener
Germany
St. Pan
Minn Jock
Matone
St. Paul
Shuffle Callahan
Chicago
Tony Sanders
My Sullivan
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Eddie Lane
Toledo
Young Tob Fitasimmons
Newark
Ro Skyra
Indianaapolis
Johnny Showers
George Ogle
Oakland
Cal
Pairings announced for girls section basketball tournaments
Des Moines reports pairings for upcoming girls sectional basketball tournaments in northeastern Town. First round features Hampton Aplington versus Daws ?, Dumont versus Hamn ton, Nouca Springs with byes. Nevada Beaman faces Gilbert with byes. Owlwein Arlington versus Clermont. Belle Plaine matches Calamus with byes. Goose Lake versus Grand Mound plus Guernsey versus Lisbon.
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Hampton
Aplington
Daws
Little
Adie
Dumont
Hamnton
Nouca Springs
Rowan
Shell
Rook and Waverly
Wellsburg
Nevada
Beaman
Gilbert
Slater
Gilman
Grundy Center
State Center
Hunley
Iowa Falls
Union
Laurel
McCadlsburg
Rhodes
Owlwein
Arlington
Clermont
Sumner
Calesburg
Yreeley
West Union
Jesup
Manchester
Winthrop
Maynard
Quasqueton
Rowley
Belle Plaine
Calamus
Sabula
Chelsea
Va. Clatier
Shellsburg
Goose Lake
Grand Mound
van Horne
Guernsey
Lisbon
Newhall
Reinbeck
YMCA February activities report shows participation
The February YMCA activity report lists 7,453 people using YMCA privileges. Among them 2,680 used physical facilities and 1,604 were shown. One thousand fifty seven joined YMCA community activities and 2,122 spectators attended basketball games and other events. Gym class attendance rose from January.
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EF. R. Record
Boxing Winners At Parkersburg Last Night
Rob McGraw knocked out Ernie Schrage in the fifth round and Kid Roberts won by decision over Kid Villa in Parkersburg in five rounds, both events reported from last night’s boxing card.
Waterloo Y Team Travels to Marshalltown for Games
Waterloo Y M C A volleyball squad leaves at noon for Marshalltown to face the Lions club sextet in a series of games tonight. Coach E. B. Rec ord and 30 players make the trip. the team has only lost to Cedar Rapids this season and aims for a win.
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Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Marshalltown
Lions Club
E. BR. Record
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Wolverines and Maroons Thrill Big Ten Race
Chicago March 5 The Big Ten title chase tightens as Michigan leads with a full game edge. Michigan meets Chicago while Northwestern faces Indiana and Illinois visits Wisconsin. Ohio State expected to win, Indiana to beat Northwestern, Purdue likely over Minnesota, with Iowa at Columbus.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Indiana
Bloomington
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio State
Columbus
Purdue
Minnesota
Wolverines
Hoosiers
Maroons
Towa
Red Learn Will Manage Charles City Ball Club
Red Learn, pitcher for the Charles City baseball club for two seasons, is named manager for the coming year. He is negotiating for players, including some from last season’s lineup. First game set for Sunday, June 19, with Dr. W Griffin elected president of the board of directors, W B Johnson vice president, and W I Carr secretary and treasurer.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Waterloo bowling teams to compete in Dubuque tourney
Two Waterloo teams, Waterloo Alleys and Budack Grocers, will compete Sunday March 13 in the Tri-State tournament at Dubuque. Waterloo Alleys lineup includes captain Frank Manahi, J. Lorenz, Newman, A. Manahl and Gorman. Budack Grocers roster undecided. Waterloo Alleys likely to enter the ABC meet at Peoria, IL in April.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Alleys
Budack Grocers
Dubuque
Frank Manahi
J. Lorenz
Newman
A. Manahl
Gorman
Budack
Peoria
Speaker Makes Washington Club Captain of Outfield
Tampa March 5 Washington pins its pennant hopes on midseason moves headlined by Tris Speaker. Washington has 21 pitchers in camp and is hunting understudy outfielders as Speaker, now in his forties, reshapes the roster and may act as a field captain alongside Goslin and Rice.
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Fla
Washington
Tris
Senators
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Griffith
Bucky Harris
Wand
Will
Goslin
Sam Rice
McNeely
Wi Tucker
New
Orleans
Weis
Muddy Ruehl
Bennet
John
Berger
Crowd
Tenpin Topics Dollar Winners at Whiteside Alleys
At Whiteside alleys the weekly scores featured Richardson 2011 J Baish 198 Buchanan 226 2345 Williamson 217 and others with Becker 2267 Shea 334 and Wren among top performers. Lonnecker E Smith and C A Morris posted 5-10 splits while Roy Abrams wheelchair class bowled 94. Shea also posted a neat 232 in a match against Repass quartet. Repass swinger slipped to 90.
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Whiteside
Richardson
Buchanan
Williamson
Wren
Brandes
I ‘Becker
Shea
Lonnecker
E. Smith
C. A. Morris
Bittner
P. N. Jones
Bartz
Roy Abrams
Repass
Bowling Scores At Waterloo Alleys Highlight Week
Bowling scores from Waterloo alleys include Tyler 233 Wheeler 888 Mosher 218 Bender 227 DeLorbe 216 Sproul 212 Beckersor Welt gin 201 Budach 203 Schrader 344 Jim Harper 232 H Smith 248 Hansen 226 Gene Hull 227 Joe Budach 234 Dr Huntoon 224 243 W Harper 221 285 Ed Sarset 221 The Whiteside League sets weekly schedule with Uniqua Cleaners Corey's Williams Repass Illinois Central Whiteside alleys Courier Stover White Elwell Commercial League plans Illinois Central Lichty Hall Ekfelt Bluuth Gamble Robinson Commercial Bank Black Hawk Oil Diamond Joes
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Tyler
Wheeler
Mosher
Bender
DeLorbe
Sproul
Beckersor
Weltgin
Budach
Schrader
Jim Harper
H. Smith
Hansen
Gene Hull
Joe Budach
Dr. Huntoon
W. Harper
Ed Sarset
Whiteside
Uniqua Cleaners
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Black Hawk Oil Ae
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Ruth Packir
Smith Lichty Pean Anes
John ‘Deerb
Aol
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