Dubuque Admitted to Central Association in Open Meeting
Marshalltown Iowa March 8 Dubuque was admitted to the Central association at the adjourned meeting of league directors A committee was named to visit Ottumwa and Boone to select the eighth city The five veteran rule was revised to align with national commission rules opening day May 3 and a 126 game schedule was set The Dubuque delegation pledged 600 for the club and George Hughes was named playing manager Dubuque won Muscatine players for the roster.
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Marshalltown
Dubuque
Central Association
Okumwa
Boone
National Commission
Spalding
Reach
Ford
John Ford
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Waterloo
H. B. Maynard
George Hughes
Moline
Camuniies
Belden Hill
H. RB. Maynard
M. J. Conroy
J. C. Koenske
A. W. Hanson
Dubuqq
Hughes
Pubuque
Muscatine
Iowa district basketball tournament entries and records
District tournament entries and team records from Iowa teams list Nashua Reinbeck Cedar Falls Grundy Center and others with player names and scores. The compiled standings show wins losses verse opponents like Cedar Falls West Waterloo and Northwood, plus entry lists for players such as Binder Bieber Olert Moon Haith Meissner and more.
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Iowa
Cedar Fally
Tean
Reinbeck
Gladbrook
Grundyenter
Rainbeck
Traer
Dysart
Vinton
Reinbec
Nashua
Teachers High
Glathroak
Vintom
Leonard Binder
Warren Bieber
Clarence Olert
Charles Moon Edward Haith
Max Meissner
Wesley Roch
Clare Robinson
Ray Gange
Orfene
Dubuque Defeats St. Mary's in Season Finale
Dubuque college closed a strong season by defeating St. Mary's college of Winona 46 to 21. Walsh, a speedy center, led the scoring for the Purple and Gold in his final appearance, while captain Martin delivered a standout performance guiding the offense as Dubuque overwhelmed the Min nesotans.
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Dubuque
Dubuque College
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Walsh
Des Moines
Altho
Martin’s. Dubuque
West High and Nashua Loom Up as Strong Team
West High and Nashua loom up as the strongest contenders for the district basketball championship to be held at the State Teachers college gymnasium. Nashua carries one defeat, while West High has fallen only to non district foes. The field includes Cedar Falls, Grundy Center, Reinbeck, and several others, with play starting Friday morning at 9:30 and Waterloo supporters eager to travel to the event. Postville has withdrawn after eliminating West last season.
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West High
Nashua
State Teachers College
Hugh Bell
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Clinton
Glen Whittle
Eastleigh
Jack Skein
Cedar Falls
Northwood
R. P. Kelton
Worthwood
Frank Ward
Tigers
East High
Grundy
Reinbeck
Grundy Genter
Dysart
New Hampton
Edward Smith
Young~aters
Teachers High School
Cedar Falls Tigers
Feam
Oslwain
Rockford
Lawler
Greene
Gilmar
Charles Guy
Gladbrook
Independence
la Porte City
Manchester
Osage
Traer
Waverly
Waterloo High School
Postville
West
Bill Wagner to Lead Pirates as Callahan Rebuilds Team
Bill Wagner likely to be first string catcher for Pittsburgh's new Pirates under Jimmy Callahan. Callahan, ex White Sox manager, faces uncertainties with Hans Wagner possibly sidelined at first base and Wheeler Johnston moved to the minors. Young infielder Farmer shines at second, Baird could cover short, Warner at third, Hinchman Carey and Bigbee in the outfield, while Mamaux, Jacobs, Evans, and Cooper handle pitching duties.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Pirates
Fred Clarks
Cosh
Clarks
Hans Wagner
Callahan
Wheeler Johnston
Farmer
Jimmy Smith
Wagner
Douglas Baird
Warner
Baird
Hinchman
Carey
Bigbee
Calahan
Mamaux
Jacobs
Evans
Cooper
Flashes from Sport World on March 8
Chicago reports Three-E league gains Alton and Davenport connections with Harry Bay to manage Alton. Lincoln Western league formed under William Holmes as president and manager. Boston Americans sign Richard C. Hoblitzer, accepting a reduced salary. In tennis, Western stars Maurice McLoughlin and William Davis beat Theodore Fell and Vernon Prentice in doubles, with Biurstedt and Church winning mixed doubles. Arthur Stait sets two world records in indoor ice races in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Alton
Davenport
Harry Bay
Peoria
Cleveland
Richmond
Ind
Terre Haute
William Holmes
Lincoln Baseball Association
Richard C. Hoblitzer
Boston Americans
Maurice E. McLoughlin
William E. Davis
Theodore Roosevelt
Vernon
Prentice
Los Angeles
Molla Biurstedt
George M. Church
Seven Cities to Contest for American Bowling Titles
Seventeen cities enter the American Bowling Congress meet in Grand Rapids with the second shift featuring Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Cedarburg Wis and Peoria Ill. Singles and doubles roll this afternoon while executive committee changes await delegates tomorrow. Centrals of Chicago lead the five man events with a 2698 score as prize money expectations rise and Peoria Cincinnati duel for the 1918 tournament.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Toledo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cedarburg
Wis
Peoria
William Agnew
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Centrals
Bunnies Sell Berger to Local Club
Des Moines reports two more pitchers signed by the local club Leo Dressen from Laverne Minnesota and J W Berger of Cedar Rapids Indiana were added to the pitching staff Berger was purchased from the Cedar Rapids team in the Central Association and joins the roster alongside Dressen in a move announced at baseball headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnies
Berger
Des Moines
Baseball
Leo Dressen
Laverne, Minn
JW. Berger
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Club
Central Association
Joe Stecher to Meet Earl Caddock in Omaha Easter Match
Joe Stecher and Hart Caddock are signed to wrestle in Omaha on Easter Monday April 9 in a bout promoted by Gene Melady. Frank Gotch will train Cadock with sprout work as Iowa braces for the Nebraska champ to lose his throne.
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Joe Stecher
Earl Caddock
Omaha
Hart Caddock
Gene Melady
Frank Gotch
Caddock
Iowa
Nebraska
Jesse Hawley Nominated as Dartmouth Grid Coach
St. Paul Minn March 3 Jesse Hawley former football coach at Town has been recommended for the gridiron coach post at Dartmouth his alma mater by the middlewest Alumni association of Hanover college Hawley starred in the 1908 Dartmouth Yale game and later coached at Andover He resigned at Iowa last year to focus on Chicago bank interests.
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St. Paul, Minn
Jesse Hawley
Town
Dartmouth
Middlewest Alumni Association
Hanover College
Hawley
Yale
Andover
Iowa
Chicago
Will Coach Dodgers in Fort Dodge Central Association
Sporting News reports Charles Stis plans to have Charley Barrett coach the Fort Dodge team for a couple of weeks in spring. Barrett previously coached Stis’ squad in the Three-I league, aiding development of Walter Holke and Bob Veach. James Yuill and Henry Martin to referee Eastern Iowa High School Tournament in Cedar Rapids March 9 and 10. Dr Shallenberger, specialist, to appear at Hotel Ellis in Waterloo on March 10.
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West
Independence
la Porta City
Town City
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ High
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Herbert Vaughn
FR. Miller
Donald Hoetts
Bob Miller
Paul Simpson
Paul Farr
Kenneth Green
Milton Warner
Harrold Becker
Clyde Miller
Dodgers
Sporting News
Charles Stis
Central Association
Charley Barrett
Detroit
Barrett
Stis
Walter Holke
Bob Veach
James Yuill
Coe
Henry Martin
Shallenberger
Waterloo
Ellis
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