Allstar fives elected among tourney players
The Cour ier selects an all tournament basketball quintet with Meyers and Johnson as forwards Hauser Cedar Falls chosen center Artus and Miller guard, Tollefson as alternate. Sindlinger and Stimson discussed for second five, Bailey Cedar Falls added as guard. Comrades beat O L V A quintet 36 to 12 in Y M C A game.
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Meyers
West High
Johnson
Hauser
Cedar Falls
Artus
Aiftier
Caypin
Courier
Sindlinger
Sindlingers
Levers
Vo! Tollefson
Stimson
Raymond
East High
Miller Guanis
Aaron Miller
Miller
Shell Rock
Tollefson
Tol- Jefson
Altho Elliott
Bailey
Kipp
Verrier
Morrison
Traer
Reitz
Clarksville
Ward
Waverly
Willard
Stout
Dysart
White
Yeachers’ High
Pinkerton
Thompson
Teachers’ High
Ressler
Shell
Rock
J. Miller
Guyer
Dunkerton
Hollis
Hudson
Man
Bearbower
Brandon
Greer
Mehlhouse
Sygeatt
Apfel
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy brain analogy
A narrator describes the brain as a suburban home with guest rooms representing old ideas and memories. He reflects on how younger thoughts fade as older beliefs remain, and notes his reluctance to refurnish outdated guest rooms while acknowledging the persistent, crowded guest spaces in the mind.
Special Race for Iowa Conference Teams at Drake
Des Moines March 6 Two special relay races will decide the Iowa conference championship at the Drake university relay meet set for April 27-28 Athletic Director Wilson announced today The interested schools include Simpson Buena Vista Penn Parsons Upper Iowa Central Western Illinois Wesleyan and others They will run the events Friday April 27 with some teams in the college events Saturday The exact format will be announced once coaches confirm preferred events
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Des Moines
Marc
Amon
Iowa
Drake University
Wilson
I Ilawa
Simpson
Buena Vista
Penn
Parsons
Upper Iowa
Gen Jtral
Western Nh
Iowa Wesleyan
Drake
I Wilson
Indiana Governor vetoes bill to ban 500 mile race
Indiana Governor McCray vetoed a bill prohibiting the international 500 mile auto race, ruling it unconstitutional. The veto came minutes before adjournment after a bitter legislative fight, with a last attempt in the Senate failing 1 to 6. The race will be held Memorial Day as usual in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
McCray
General Assembly
Senate
Waterloo set to host Northeastern Iowa district basketball meet
West High will host a seven team district tournament this Friday and Saturday to decide who represents northeastern Iowa in the state finals at Boone. Teams include West High Waterloo Cedar Rapids Union Jesup Mason City Marshalltown and Osage.
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Waterloo West High
Iowa
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
State Athletic Board
Waterloo
Boone
West High
Watertogo
Cedar Rapids
Union
Jesui
Mason City
Marshalltown
Osage
Ralph Saint
Far West High
Jesup
T Cop
Jesup’s
Fighting Crew
Dubuque
Dark Horse
Bunnyville Tigers
Church Cage Fives in Semi Finals at East High Tonight
Tonight two key basketball semifinals unfold at East High. First Presbyterian faces United Brethren as Grace M. E. meets Walnut Street Baptist, with the outcome shaping the tournament title and potential tiebreaks. Other games: Burton Avenue Baptist vs Christ Episcopal, Home Park Baptist vs St. Pauls Methodist, Tinden Methodist vs First Baptist, Calgary Evangelical vs Trinity Lutheran, Westminster Presbyterian vs First Methodist.
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Church
East High
Tonigh
First Presbyterian
United Brethren
Grace M. E. Five
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace M. ¥.Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist
Christ Episcopal
Home Park Baptist
St. Paul's Methodist
Tinden Methodist
First Baptist
Calgary Evangelical
Trinity Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist
Italian Rider Keeps On In Six Day Race
Maurice Brocco pressed on through the Madison Square Garden six day race despite a cable announcing his mother’s death. The rider, visibly affected, returned to the track after a moment of distress and continued competing as the crowd watched.
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New York
Maurice Brocco
Madison Square Garden
Brocco
Dar
Italy
Knights of Pythias Bestow Knight Degree at Banquet
Knights of Pythias conferred knight degree on a large class after the monthly dinner at 6 40 PM. The crowd filled the dining room to capacity as plans were laid for a big meeting next Monday evening March 2 when the degree of page will be conferred upon many candidates.
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Knights of Pythias
Towa Loses Final Game to Indiana 23 to 21
Indiana upset Iowa 23 to 21 ending Iowa’s 11 game conference winning streak. Nyikos starred for Indiana in a hard fought contest as fouls limited players and Wisconsin still could tie the race with late season games.
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Towa
Indiana
Associated Press
Chicago
University of Towa
University of Indiana
Hawkeye
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nyikos
Parker
Funk
Fane
Indtan. P
Barh
Homas
Adward
Eade
Badang
Hicks
Summare
Nyi
Jones
Imbhausen
DePau
Nine New Players Signed for '23 by Marshall Manager
Marshalltown manager Frank Boyle announces nine new players signed for the 1923 season. Two members of the 1922 squad were sold and a third released. New signees include Schaffner, Miller, Haley, Lentbke, Strub, Sherrin, Geer, Spurbeck, Finnerman, with a probable need for another left handed pitcher before the May 1 opening in the Mississippi Valley League.
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Marshalltown
Frank Boyle
Marshalltown Pilot
Boyle
Schaffner
Miller
Mount Pleasant
Joe Haley
Sabina
Ohio
Lotis Lentbke
Chicago
Leo Strub
St Louis
Norman Sherrin
Elroy
Wis
C. M. Geer
Cleveland
W. A. Spurbeck
Edinburg
Ill
Jack Finnerman
City League Action Tonight with Tight Pairings
The City League resumes after a one week delay with three evening games. Rath’s quintet faces Gates Business College, Tribune versus Company B of the National Guards, and Y M Seniors clash with DeMolays. Standings show Packing Co leads, Tribune second, Seniors third, Gates fourth, Co B fifth, DeMolay last. Changes in lineup possible as cellar teams gain momentum.
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Batteties
Rath
Gates Business College
Tribune
Company B
National Guards
Y. M
Gates
Co. B
Comxi
Page to Remain Butler University Athletic Director
Indianapolis March 6 Page Pat Page athletic director at Butler University for three years will continue in that role after a conference with the Butler trustees athletic committee. He has reportedly considered offers from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan State agricultural college.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Harlon
Pat) Page
Butler University
Lin
T Today
Page
Butler Trustees
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Michigan Agricultural In College
District Amateur Cage Tilt Prepares in Waterloo
The district amateur basketball tournament will be held at the M C A on March 16 with 12 teams expected to enter eligibility by Friday. On March 23 and 24 the 17 winners advance to Des Moines for state amateur honors. Waterloo teams include Rath Packing, First Presbyterian, Grace Methodist, and Orange Independents among others.
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J. KF. W. Richardson
Towa
Iowa
M' CO. A
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace Methodist
Rath Packting Company
First Presbyterian
Waterloo
Rath
Will Remier
M.C. A
Grundy Center
Quinsset
Des Moines
Dame Fortune
Gibbons Stops Tracey In Quick Knockout Display
Tommy Gibbons, heavyweight contender for Jack Dempsey’s era, knocked out Jim Tracey in the second round of their scheduled 10 round bout in East Chicago. A right cross to Tracey’s chin floored him after a nine count as the round neared half its length. Gibbons boxed cautiously, trading body shots and securing the decisive victory. Farmer Lodge of Minnesota won a newspaper decision over Andrew Anderson in a six round semifinal.
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Associatens Press
Chicago
Tommy
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Jim Tracey
Tratey
St. Paul
Tracey
Farmer Lodge
Minnesota
Andrew Anderson
Middleweight Pug Challenges World
The Courier records Henry J. Clayton of Mitchell, Ta., inviting any fighter between 160 and 170 pounds to a few rounds in late April. He notes amateur status but will consider pro offers. Clayton had a 1926 four round no-decision bout with Joe Marks and a six round draw with Jack Wolfe, and lost to Paul Wagner in 1921 while injured. He seeks a comeback and invites inquiries.
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The
Courier
Henry J. Clayton
Mitchell
Clayton
Joe Marks
Virginia
Jack Wolfe
York
Paul Wagner
Fights End In Mixed Results Across US Cards
Detroit welterweight George Chaney draws with Baltimore lightweight Bobby Ward in a ten round bout. Charley Weinert headlines New York with a twelve round decision over Chuck Wisgelns of Indianapolis. Philadelphia bantam Jimmy Mende defeats Champion Joe Lynch while Mickey Walker outpoints Johnny Gill in eight rounds in York Pa. Omaha and Kansas City scraps include Baftato Jack Oakes stopping Chief Fialftown in a 10 rounder and Frank Murdy beating Peewee Smith in Omaha.
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Detroit
George Chaney
Lake
New York Sport Writers Face Scrutiny Over Bribe Allegations
In New York City during March the alleged $3000 publicity payoff from Pittsburgh boxer Harry Greb to critics is set for scrutiny by the state athletic commission. Writers deny the charge while Charley Doyle insists Greb spoke truth. Muldoon may lead a commission inquiry, heightening tension between press and boxing figures.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
New York Sport Writers
Flarry ‘Greb
Pittsburgh
State Athetic Commission
Greb
Ballyhoo
Jack Dempsey
Toto
Charley J. Doyle
Crttle
O'Connell Declared Real Find by McGraw Giants Star
San Antonio March 6 Jimmy OConnell a 75000 outfield prospect from California is a real find and will be a big hit with the New York Giants in the eyes of local baseball experts. John McGraw says OConnell has cinched the center field job and told the rookie to stay loose and not be nervous.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jimmy O'Connell
California
New York Giants
O’connell
John McGraw
McGraw
Central Field
Dempsey Gibbons July Fourth Bout Near Signing
Shelby, Mont. July Fourth bout between Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons nearly set with all terms agreed. Gibbons to receive 50,000 and Dempsey 200,000 plus fees. Agreement reportedly awaits formal signing as Eddie Kane and Jack Kearns express consent through telegram and phone.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Mike Collings
Collins
Gibbons
Dempsey
Eddie Kane
Jack Kearns
Basketball results from multiple college games played
Winds 37 Ohio State 21 Indiana 23 Iowa 21 Wisconsin 29 Northwestern 17 Illinois Wesleyan 30 St Viator 17 Drake 39 Washington U 26 Idaho 28 California 20 Rice 28 Oklahoma Aggies 21.
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Ohio State
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Illinois- Wesleyan
St. Viator
Drake
Washington U
Idaho
California
Rice
Oklahoma “Aggies
Leonard Hoping to Fatten Purse This Summer
New York news outlines Benny Leonard planning to expose his chin for big outdoor summer bouts to boost earnings. Possible opponents include Mickey Walker Lew Tendler and Rocky Kansas with talks of two major events and a $150000 payday. Kansas is cited as a logical contender with a strong lightweight record and past wins over notable rivals.
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United Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
Lew. Tendler
Philadelphia
Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Doubt Expressed Wilde Will Come to America
New York dispatch notes skepticism in boxing circles about Jimmy Wilde traveling from England to defend his world featherweight title against Pancho Villa in America. Despite some doubt about promoter Tom O Rourke securing Wilde’s acceptance for a June 16 bout, interest remains high as Wilde’s past popularity and prior US fights are recalled. Negotiations since October under Tex Rickard’s push linger with Wilde allegedly giving assent to meeting the Villa Genaro winner.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Wilde
England
Pancho Villa
Frankie Genaro
Tom O'Rourke
Villa
Wilde
Tex Rickard
Jast
Johnny Buff
Altho
International Boxing Whion
O'Rourke
Villa-Genaro
Simpson Freshmen to Uphold Iowa in Oratorical Clair
Simpson college hosts the western divisional contest of the Interstate Oratorical Association on April 7 with Iowa represented by Walter Dillon a freshman who won the state contest at Central Pella nine colleges competed Dillon spoke on The Menace of the Labor Unions earning two firsts and a second Judges were Prof Barnes J H Hammer and Judge Utterback Dillon will face orators from North and South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Kansas and Missouri under the direction of Prof Wilbur Cooke Dennis head of public speaking who selected the divisional manager
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Indianola
Iowa
Simpson College
Middlewest
Towa
Walter Dillon
Simpson
Central
Pella
Dilton
Barnes
State Teachers College
J. H. Hammer
Rom ‘Newton
Utterback
Warren County
Dillon
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Wilbur Cooke Dennis
Dublin crowd backs Siki in Patrick's Day prep
European heavyweight champion Rattling Siki trains here for St Patrick's Day bout with Mike McTigue. His manager says the win over Carpentier was no fluke as he aims to impress in New York. Also: Harry Greb's camp confirms a $35,000 guaranteed bout with Tommy Gibbons in New York after Tex Rickard offered $25,000 to replace Jack McAuliffe ill. Willard training quarters arranged for a fight vs Floyd Johnson in New York. San Antonio reports rookie Joseph S. Dillard suspended 10 days by New York Giants manager McGraw for being found at a hotel dining table.
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Kansas
Buffalo
Willie Jackson
Richie Mitchell
Lew Tendler
Charley White
Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Benton Harbor
Mickey Walker
Boxing Commission
George Ward
Dave Shade
Bennoy
Lew ‘Tendler
Walker
William Muldoon
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Godge Cari Tremaine
Johnny Wilson
Billy Shade
Boston
New York Commission
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Tex Rickard
Harry Greb
Greb
Aindoon
Tunney
Dublin
Stortfis
Rattling Siki
St. Patrick's Day
Mike McT
Gus
Carpentier
Pittsburgh
Red_ Macon
New York
Rickard
Springs
Fdress Willard
Floyd Jann- Son
Bayoln
San Antonio
Joseph
Dillard
Southwestern University
McGraw
New York Giants
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Ralston
Limbert - Wyant
Veegeeny
Pet Tia Armstrong
J. P. McEvoy
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Gona Coffer
CaSvesieeen
Madison
Marshall
Pat” Page
Pug
New York City
Harry "Greb
Doyle
Chis
Gene Tunney
State Commission
Muldoon
Jimmy O’connell
Dempsey-Gibbons
America
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USW
Jelding Eatrance
Elie
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