LAMBS CHARGES DEFEAT EAST IN GLASS A FINALS
Vinton High hosts district basketball after Waterloo fails to reach class A title. Teams advancing include Vinton Orange township Britt Swaledale Crest Rudd Lamont Edgewood. Vinton upset Waterloo 77 33 in semifinals with L Gordon and Faris scoring. Orange township beat Aplington 18 14 to claim class B title.
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Land of dough and tale in a world of cakes and ale
A garbled column lists boxers and sports figures with earnings this and that, naming Gene Tunney, Earle Sande, Walter Hagen, Jack Hobbs, and others in a satirical flavor. It riffs on wealth in boxing, golf, cricket, and racing, mixing observations and quips about public figures and a joke about encyclopedias and reformers.
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Free Throw Cage Tourney Carded in YMCA Gym
Intermediate and Senior Sunday school basketball teams compete in a free throw contest at the YMCA. Each team fields seven players who will shoot 60 attempts. The city amateur championship begins Thursday at the YMCA with six teams Illinois Central Maccabees Blacks United Brethren and First Presbyterian in the Senior league and First Baptist in the Intermediate league, in a round robin running to March 16.
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Class Tourney to End Basket Season for West Himagers
West Himagers will wind up the basketball season this week with the annual class tournament on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Coach Ralph Sarff announced. The winner will receive possession of the Loomis trophy for the coming year. Each class will choose its team from its intramural league representatives.
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Paddock Aims to Reclaim 220 Yard Record This Spring
Los Angeles on March 7 Charles W Paddock famed world sprint record holder plans a spring bid to recapture the 220 yard record once held by himself. He targets the 20.5 second mark set by Roland Locke in Lincoln Nebraska last year and says he will try to reclaim it.
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Iowa high school basketball districts set for renewal tourney
Des Moines March 7 district centers announced for the Iowa high school basketball championship tourney. Sixty four survivors from classes A and B enter this week’s play with winners advancing to Iowa City for the finals. Girls teams from about 175 schools begin Thursday. Districts list matches across districts 1 through 7 and notes Armstrong class B winner and playoff sites at Spirit Lake, Storm Lake, and more.
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Sioux Center
Ten Girls Sextets Compete This Week In Hampton Tourney
Hampton Iowa March 7 A sectional girls basketball tournament opens Friday with 10 high schools entering Ten teams from Aplington Wellsburg Waverly Shell Rock Rowan Nora Springs Hampton Dumont L Meter Cedar and Dows Hampton seeks repeat after last year and nine wins in 12 games this season The local team is considered to have the best chance to win the tournament.
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Dows
New Grid Rules Speed Up Football Games
New York March 7 Coaches and fans praise radical football rule changes aimed at stopping stalling. A key exception allows free balls on fumbled punts by receivers, while balls touched by a receiver become dead. Rules also cut captain timeouts from four to three, limit play-in time to 30 seconds, and cap huddle time at 15 seconds. Prominent figures like Knute Rockne and Bill Roper weighed in on potential issues with signals and timers.
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Ills Central basketball set to tackle Danville today
Illinois Central basketball team faces stiff opposition in a return game at East High gymnasium tonight. Danville’s fast C E J railroad squad seeks revenge after an 80 to night loss earlier in the season. Waterloo hosts Hostetler Potter Gunstead Burgess Seidler for the locals, while Danville counters with Moss Hulce Adkins Graves and Smith. Preceding action features Illinois Central Freshmen meeting John Deere. Start time is 7 30 p m with Makeover of Coe as referee.
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Kansas Center's High Scorer Again in Missouri Valley
Lawrence Kan March finding the season with Albert Petersen leading the Missouri Valley scoring. Petersen, KU center, finished with 726 points to claim back to back scoring honors, beating Byers of Kansas State A&M by one point as Oklahoma and Missouri trailed in the standings. Nebraksa and Drake also noted in the final table with Ames Grinnell and others in the middle pack.
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Camel Cigarette Ad Claims Peak Taste and Quality
A vintage advertisement extols Camel as the top choice for a discerning era. It asserts Camel’s taste and fragrance come from choice tobaccos, offering supreme smoking pleasure and the highest standard of goodness, urging readers that modern smokers overwhelmingly prefer Camel.
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