Burlington protests delay as MV schedule edges forward
The Mississippi Valley league faces a split as Burlington resists the new schedule while Waterloo endorses it. Seven clubs have accepted the plan after disputes over holidays and opening dates, with final approval looming and tensions rising over finances and travel.
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Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Dubuque
M. H. Sexton
Mississippi Valley
Frst
Sexton
Burlington
News Dispatch
Belden- Hill
Cedar Rapids
Paddock Eligible for Olympic Team
Col Robert Thompson head of the Olympic committee announced the appointment of 74 m Robertson of Pennsylvania 17 as head coach of the American Olympic track and field team and the reinstatement of Charlie Paddock as eligible. Thompson said Paddock met only a technical requirement for reinstatement and needed to file an application with the A A U. The A A U and allied bodies were consulted on the coach selection.
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Washington, D.C
Robertson
Pennsylvania
Charlie Paddock
AL Alt
Sean
Robert Thompson
Hider
Thompson
Paddock
Iis
National Cage Meet Bids Out Next Week
News report from Chicago details the first invitation to the national inter scholastic basketball tournament to be held at Hartlett gymnasium. Invitations go out as state tournaments conclude with the winner of Florida Delaware or Ariana state championships set to be among initial recipients.
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Chicago
Hartlett Gymnasium
Unive
Our Nest
Herbart
Wholie
Shelne Bev
Florida
Delaware
Mace
Local baseball signings and boxing matches stir Midwest action
St Charles players and others sign with teams in Ottumwa Moline and Rock Island. Pitchers, infielders and outfielders including Knoblauch, Clare, Schultenheinvich, and Corcoran join several clubs while Muggs Brown moves to Great Falls. Rock Island raises funds to cover debts and prep for a strong season. Earl Ruue faces Jack Duffy in Cedar Rapids as boxing cards surface with multiple Milwaukee youths seeking bouts and fighters like Jenkins and Sitone eye future matches.
Mehlhorn and Smith Reach Finals in International Pro Team Golf
In Miami on March 8 Bill Mehlhorn and MacDonald Smith advanced to the finals of the international professional team championship. They defeated Water Hazen and Joo Rood as Mehlhorn secured the decisive 20-foot putt on the sixteenth green to give his team the win. The other semifinal saw Hazen and Rood eliminated by Mehthorn and Smith.
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Miami
Bill Mehlhorn
MacDonald Smith
Mike Brady
Jock Hutchison
Mellhorn
Mehthorn
Smith
Water Hazen
Joo Rood
Pap Young Signs Two Year Contract For Giants
Pap Young signed a two year contract with the New York Giants at Sarasota the figures given as 15000 to 18000 dollars per year. Irish Meusel unsigned but expected to sign soon. Pitchers are reported in excellent condition and Sam Jones’ contract arrived at Yankee headquarters. Giants camp notes include Meusel not yet signed and Fournier delayed by business in Mobile.
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Pap" Young
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Shocker Urges 30-Win Season For Browns
In Mobile Urb an Shocker pitched for the St Louis Browns and declared his arm will win 30 games this season as the team completed a strenuous southern training trip. The St Louis Nationals and other prep teams were also mentioned in the Cardinals camp update.
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St. Louis
Marcel
Miss Glenna Collett in Belleair golf match third round
Miss Glenna Collett, former national women’s golf champion from Providence, paired with Miss Priscilla Maxwell of Hartford in the Belleair annual tournament’s third round. Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Miss G H Stetson also paired as observers predict Collett will meet Yard in the finals.
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Associated Press
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Pla
March
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Providence
Priscilla Maxwell
Whartford
Belleair
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
G. H. Stetson
Huntington Valley
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Yard
Richardson to Work Tourney at Decorah
Richardson, Waterloo physical director, will officiate in the Decorah sectional basketball tournament. He will supervise drawings tonight as Calamar, Charles City, Cresco, Decorah, Fayette, Lawler, Luana, New Hampton, Postville, Waterville, Waukon and West Union compete with Cresco and Charles City seen as top survivors.
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Decorah
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Cresco
Fayette
Lawler
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New Hampton
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Waukon
West Union
Griffith to Award Letters to Ames Athletes Monday
John L. Griffith, Western Intercollegiate Conference athletics commissioner, will address Iowa State College students in an athletic convocation Monday and officially award letters to men who earned their A in football and basketball during the postseason. He is a Belait college graduate and chairs a three member committee that selects Big Ten football officials.
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John L. Griffith
Western Intercollegiate Conference
Kiinwa
Tudge Landis
Big Fen
Iowa State College
Griffith
Belait Colleges
Metcalf Wins Ames Post as Athletic Director
Nelson Metcalf, elected director of athletics at Iowa State College in Ames, succeeds C. Mayser after an exhaustive search. An educator at heart, Metcalf favors intramural athletics and a blanket athletic tax. He holds degrees from Oberlin and Columbia and previously coached at Oberlin and Minnesota. He is married with two children.
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Marel T
Nelson Metcalf
Iowa State College
Metcalf
C. . Mayser
Ames Athletic Couneid
Aum
Oberlin ‘College
Oberlin
Columbia University
New York
Lis
University of Minnesota
Iman
Meteaif Meats
Athletic Council
Atheltic Council
Minnesota
Detroit Bowlers Lead as Twenty-Two Teams Enter A B C Events
Detroit squads will dominate the five-man team events tonight in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Chicago bowlers have the edge in singles and doubles today. J Bruno of Youngstown Ohio rolled 1869 to lead the all events last night.
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A.B. O
Chicago
J. Bruno
Youngstown
West Class Tournament Set for March 17 19
West High will host its annual class basketball tournament March 17 18 and 19 announced by Coach Ralph Sarf. A round robin format will run with eligibility limited to West High intramural participants and each class to name a captain next week to select the squad from top intramural performers.
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West High
Ralph Sarf
435 Iowa high schools enter basketball jousts for state title
Des Moines reports the start of elimination rounds across 28 subdistricts as 435 teams compete for the Iowa state prep school championship. Oskaloosa is favored with other strong contenders including Dubuque Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Sioux City Marshalltown Jesup Dallas Stuart Knoxville Albia Osceola. Subdistrict champions will be decided this weekend with district finals March 14 15 and a final round robin at Boone on March 22 23 to crown the champion.
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Oskaloosa
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Jesup
Dallas
Maren
Boone
Waterloo Contractors to Meet Des Moines Five in Bowling Match
Waterloo contractors formed a bowling team to face a Des Moines quintet in a 23 game series. F C Young oversees the Waterloo squad and will finalize plans with J C Parquette of the Associated General Contractors Des Moines branch. The Capital City group issued the challenge and Waterloo accepted first.
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F.C. Young
J. C. Parquette
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Associated General Contractors
Basketball Results From Early Matches
Drake 25 Nebraska 12 and Harvard 38 Dartmouth 16 show early score lines. Beloit and Cornell 32 appear in the standings fragment, with unclear context for Beloit’s value.
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Nebraska
Harvard
Dartmouth
Beloit
Cornel
Six Fives Set for West High Basketball Tourney
Drawings for the West High sectional tournament will be held today at 5 p.m. in the principal's office. Sixteen teams, including Cedar Falls and East High, will compete with seedings aimed to avoid a East West final. Sessions run Friday and Saturday with rounds, semifinals, and finals scheduled, while Cedar Falls star Hauser is expected to play despite recent injuries.
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Orange Township
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Ames Sends 16 Runners to Valley Indoor Meet
Iowa State College trackmen depart from Ames for the Missouri Valley Conference indoor meet in Kansas City. Coach Willaman predicts no exact ranking but expects a stronger showing than in recent years. The Cyclones compete in 10 events with the mile relay featuring Hammeray Miller Greenlee and Lichty, the quartet that beat Minnesota recently.
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Simteen Town State College
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Missouri Valley Conference
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Cyclones
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Miller
Greenlee
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Incomplete OCR notes on a saturnine scene
Fragmentary text shows fragmented phrases about an art owl and a priest, with garbled words like aiptael and Saturg. Missing context prevents reliable meaning, names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary OCR Restates a Local Street Route Note
The readable text shows a bare outline of a path or route in a street plan with scattered letters and missing context. Key names, dates, places, or organizations do not emerge clearly from the fragment.
Miln Ready for Chicago Kent Showdown
Miln prepares to face championship contender Chicago Kent in a high stakes match. Analysts note the mastery of American sprinter Selenia as a key factor for Miln. The event looms as a pivotal test with strong expectations from fans and sponsors.
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Taylor
Chiga Kent
Saitod
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