Waterlog Sippi Pilots Sign Large New Roster
Waterloo club contracts Roy Haffelfinger a 19 year old pitcher. Four more pitchers four infielders and one outfielder join under Manager Bert Weeden and President Bert Willford. McEwan Krisinger and Jordan among others sign. two dozen contracts received with about 30 players expected. Weeden ill but improving, plan to stay through season opening near Chicago.
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Bert Weeden
Bert Willford
Waterloo
Andy McEwan
Fred Kiisinger
McEwan
Joliet
Alily
Hawks
Krisinger
John E. Gliemke
Norwalk Wis
Louis Morgan
Syracuse
XN. C
Chuck E. Hatfield
Detroit
Mich
Buck Roth
Tittsburgh
Weeden
Tome
Roth
East
Morgan
Whestlers
George ©. Walker
Des Moines
Vernon North
Hammond
Ind
al Jordan
Millerville
Walker
Williord
Dick Breen
North
Jordan
Otto Elliote
Cedar Rapids
Sippi Valley
Willeford
Altho
Chicago
Rock Island
Wattford
Trojans Decline Eastern Meets Track Plans
USC will not compete in any eastern meets this year coach D R Cromwell declares keeping all track activity on the Pacific coast. Star half miler Charles W Paddock expects to end his college career at the Pacific coast championships May 26. A A U and Des Moines telegrams referenced.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Paddock
Pion
University of Southern California
D. R. Cromwell
Trojans
Paddock
Trojan
Chautauqua
National Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Des Moines
Ta Tke University Yelay Meer
Desamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Bowling Kiwanis and Lions club match at Whiteside alleys
Rotary team No. 1 dominated Lions team No. 1 as Kiwanis team No. 1 split three with Rotary No. 2. Lions team No. 2 swept all three against Kiwanis No. 2 while Kiwanis accrued 3 518 and Rotary 4 074 pins. High scorers were Wyant and Shoemaker with 702 and 201 respectively.
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Kiwanis
Lions Club
Whiteside
Aleys
Hadi ¢Luh
Rotary
Lions
Rotary Club
N. Wyant
Shoemaker
Shocker
SN. Wyant
Harman
Hussiman
Rit Langfeldt
Wasner
Hardin
McPaclane
Kiwants
Ciarrew
Raleees i
Boy Fractures Arm in Cage at Emerson School
With the basketball season near end and only minor injuries, grade school pupil Estel McCarty, son of Mr and Mrs I M McCarty of 8 Randolph street, suffered the first broken arm of the Fear while playing basketball at Emerson school yesterday afternoon. He was pinned to the wall during a scramble for the ball and his right arm broke. A physician set the arm and he rests easily.
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Estel McCarty
I. M. McCarty
Randolph Street
Emerson School
Orange Basket Teams to Play Here Tonight
Two Waterloo Sunday school basketball teams meet at East High tonight in a double header. Presbyterian hosts Orange Consolidated Free while Grace M. HE meets Orange Independent aggregation. Presbyterians vie for free place in the Sunday school earth while Methodists contest third place.
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East High
Waterloo
Orange Township
Presbyterian
Orange Consolidated
Grace M. HE
Earth
Methodists
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy
A reflective piece by J P McEvoy arguing that efficiency experts overlook childpower. He suggests children could critique adults and urges replacing critics with a Pied Piper procession led by children to guide public taste and cultural standards.
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J. P. McEvoy
Yiew Lang
Mol
New York Flyweight Champion Genaro Stops Williams
New York Frank Genaro defeated Frankie Williams in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout in San Francisco. Joe Stecher beat Tom Braak in Chicago by a straight fall. Strangler Lewis retained the heavyweight wrestling title by beating Alan Fustace in two straight falls. New Haven Johnny Weigel Muller shaved 11 seconds off the world 40 yard swim record in a four minute race with a trio of 4 minute seconds. The Kangage cinema of the American association moves into a new park on July 4 valued at $300,000. Ames reports intercollegiate wrestling in the west gains prominence per Dr. T. Marser. The White Sox’ manager says Charley Robertson’s absence won’t worry them as he seeks salary. The national interscholastic basketball tournament in Chicago aims for record crowds with 42 teams. Joe Dillard, former Tookfe star, jokes about choosing baseball over football and his NY Giants bonus. Spring training opens for the Yankees with Babe Ruth and others in Hot Springs. St Louis to wear six inch numbers on sleeves to identify play of St Talin Garis’s unit.
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New York
Frank Genaro
Frankie Williams
San Francisco
Cal
Joe Stecher
Ilona
Tom Braak
Harlan
Chicago
Strangler
Lewis
Alan Fustace
New Haven
Conn
Johnny Weigsimuller
Mlingie Athletic Club
Jint
Tw. Marser
Iowa State
White Sox
Thea University [of
San Antonio
Joe Dillard
New York Giants
Iiilard
Glante
Orleane
Jhe
New Fork Yanks
Babe Rath
McNally
Bust
Shaxkeyci
Hot Springs
R. Sob Meuse
Pipp
Pennock
St. Bouts
St Talin Garis
Ricter
District tourney participants set for Friday tilts
Friday and Saturday bring the district tourney at West High to decide the northeastern Iowa rep for the final state event. Contenders include Waterloo West, Jesup, Union, Osage, Mason City, Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, with West High hosting in a modern gym setup and strong fan interest.
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West High
Waterloo West High
Jesup
Union
Osage
Mason City
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Uaone
Pringibal S. ME. Wallace
Th. MY. Clevenger
Wavarly
Clevenger
Berhapa
County Quintets Set To Clash In La Porte Tourney
La Porte City hosts all Black Hawk county high school basketball quintets Friday except East and West Waterloo Cedar Falls and Teachers Cedar Falls in a county tournament. Nankerton Hudson Orange consolidate and La Porte City participate with a silver loving cup awarded to the winner. Dope points to Hudson or Dunkerton for first honors. Drawings occur tomorrow night or Friday morning.
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la Porte City
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Nankerton
Hudson
Orange Consolidated
Dunkerton
Rath's Five Still Leads League Race
Rath's five kept the lead in the city league standings by defeating Gates Business College 11 to 5. Tribune defeated Company B of the National Guard 21 to 9, while the De Molay five won their second straight, topping Seniors 19 to 9. Standings show Rath's five ahead followed by Tribune, Seniors, Gates, and De Molays.
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Rath
MG. AL
Gates Business ‘College Aggregation
Tribune Cagerg
Co. B
National Goard
de Molay
Pat Rath
t+ Tribune
Gates College
Eggs Is Wise to Themselves in New York Sport Talk
A colorful 1920s Western Union style column mocks New York sports hypes. It recalls six day bicycle racing decline, wrestling shifts, Curley leaving the mat, Valentino joining exhibitions, and promoter money talks amid Dempsey Gibbons bout chatter. Rival investors, Shelby and Mont, are eyed for possible boxing backing as Richard weighs bets in a volatile market.
United Brethren Quintet Upsets Leaders in Sunday School Tourney
The United Brethren cage quintet, a dark horse, beat previously undefeated First Presbyterian 19 to 16 at East High in a fast hard fought game. Walnut Street Baptist edged Grace M. E. 26 to 26 for a share of first. standings show First Presbyterian and Walnut Street Baptist tied for lead with United Brethren close behind.
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United Brethren Cage
First Presbyterian
East High
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace M. E
Nandy Tashing
Baptists
Presbyterians
First Baptist
Linden
Burton Avenue Baptist
Christ Episcopal
Trinity Lutheran
Calgary Evangelical
First AL
Westminster Presbyterian
St. Paul's M. E
Home Park Baptist
Grace M
United Brethren
First M. FE
Linden JL
St. Paul's
Burton Avenus
Trinity Lutheran & Westminster Preze
Calvary Evangelical
Tex Rickard vows to bid big for Dempsey Gibbons fight
International News coverage notes Tex Rickard in New York declaring he will bid well over $250,000 for the Dempsey Gibbons boxing match. Rickard says $250,000 is a joke and threatens to enter the open market, prompting Jack Kearns to act quickly to secure the deal. He signals readiness to offer a sum that outstrips the other capital and resources backing the bout.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey-Gibbons
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Rick
Sacred Heart Defeats St Marys In Tight 14–12 Clash
Sacred Heart’s basketball eleven edged St Mary’s 14 to 12 in a tough game at Sacred Heart gym. Sacred Heart will host St Barnabas on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in a parochial showdown at the school gym.
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Sacred Heart
St. Mary's Five
Pairbank Parochial School
Bame
Oelwein Voters Show No Interest in School and City Elections
In Oelwein Iowa on March 7 report shows no opposition to two school board seats and the city council and mayor. Incumbents are expected to run again with no challengers. A new high school and a Memorial Community building are planned if bonds pass, to be voted with city administration on March 26.
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Qgélwein
Oelwein
E. E. Day
Calwein Partners Creamery
Pat” Kennedy
Great Western
Independence High Debaters To Face Monticello In Key Meet
The Independence high school debating team travels to Monticello on March 16 to argue the negative side of the paying question. Independence arrives with three unanimous wins this season. Monticello has four negations and just secured a 3 to 0 decision over Strong of Mason City. A victory would crown Independence North eastern Iowa champions and push toward the half state and state titles.
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Independence
Monticello
Montcello
Mason City
Northeastern
Iowa
Boxing card to feature Genaro Lynch in Chicago bout
Chicago boxing promoters announced an ambitious program for March 19 in Chicago. The plan would showcase Frankie Genaro American flyweight champion and Joe Lynch bantamweight king in 10 round title defenses against local contenders, with an additional attempt to match Johnny Kilbane featherweight on the same card.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frankie Genaro
Joe Lynch
Johnny Kilbane
Pride of the stockyards matched with Genaro Burman bout
Harold Smith hailed as pride of the stockyards has been matched to meet Genaro and Joe Burman, a leading bantam, has been carded to enter the ring with Lynch.
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Harold Smith
Pride of the Stockyards
Genaro
Joe Burman
Lynch
Two Teams Tied For Lead In Six Day Bike Race
At Madison Square Garden through the forty sixth hour of the six day race, twelve teams shared the lead after traveling 1,016 miles and four laps. The record stands at 1,159 miles and five laps. Kockler Stockholm trailed by three laps while Simmons Spenrer and Kopsky Smith were six laps back. Sareen Ants note mentions a hollow tube ejecting poison in Indo China.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Kockler-Stockholm
Simmons-Spenrer
Kopsky-Smith
Hair cream claims invisible scalp absorption
An odd ad copy touts a hair product named Hair Cream that supposedly leaves hair untouched by the scalp as it is absorbed, claiming the result is soft pliable hair that remains natural and unseen by others.
Boxing Commission Drops Greb Charge in New York
For New York, March 7. The New York state boxing commission will not pursue charges that Harry Greb gave 3000 dollars for publicity. Chairman Wil Lam Muldoon said Greb’s denial closes the incident for now.
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New York
New York State Boxing Commission
Harry Greb
Wil Lam Muldoon
Greb
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