District Basketball Tourney Opens At East High This Weekend
West High meets Clinton in a first round district tilt at East High while pairings shuffle teams by alphabet for the Waterloo and Cedar Rapids boundary games. West High and Washington Cedar Rapids appear strongest as district play opens Thursday and Friday with semis planned Saturday.
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West High
Clinton High
East High
Waterloo
Dubuque
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Wentwhit
Reinbeck Snc
Oelwein du
Ehish
Wast High
Mason City
Kanawha
Hancock County
Vinton
Clinton
DeWitt
Manchester
Reinbeck
Dysart
Grant High
Osage
Nashua
Oelwein
Independence
Altho Clinton
Reinbeck Wilk
Iingis
Westers Point
Ralph Saint
Orange Township
Elwood
Keystone
Hopkinton
Wellsburg
Elgin
Hansell
Ana
Upper Iown U
Fayette
Spiri
Lake
Carroll Plover
Central High
Sioux City
Wehaler City
Paullina
Fort Dodge
Alta
Ida
Cedar Paplis
Dubunte
Relibeck
Strawberry Point
West Watarloo
Southwest Act
Boone
Adel
Anita
Chariton
Bedford
Tabor
Missour Valley
Shenandoah
Centerville
Atbia
Burlington
Davenport
Newton
Tkeoku Ortumwa
Oskalogsa
Vlasque
Storm Lake
aAlbert City
Armstrong
Lake View
Mondamin
Hull
Ellsworth
Gowrie
Wortheast
Fayette—Hansell
I-U
Orange
Weellsbury
Shelby
Gilvert
Irwin
I van Wert
Grant
Dawson
Blackton
Menlo
Underwood
Mount Pleasant
Te Grande
Agency
Grandview
Vietor
Leroy
Tracer
Cantril
Ainsworth
Des Moines
IAPI
Ouwawa
Jowr
University of Chicago
Ames
Mallard
Wartis
Ida Grove
Jewell
Audubon
Stanton
Sidneson
Crawfordsville
Muscatine
Newhall
Grundy Center
Hampton
Mason City Boxing Promoters Near Card For Colonel Mitchell
Negotiations with the American Legion aim to bring Colonel Mitchell Mason City for a boxing appearance. A March 12 or 13 date was mentioned with a $500 offer, but details remain unsettled as promoters and officials discuss final terms and potential opponents
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Col
Mitchell
Mason City
Masan City
American Legion
Younghe & Telegram
Cam Sayl
R. OE
Miami
Dayton
Jaaves
Martin
Ull
Tiger Flowers
Cincinnati
Pinkey Mitchell
Alilwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Colonel Mitchell
Tao High
Ned
Legion
RR. M. Dull
Campaign ramblings and local notices in a noisy year
A jumble of campaign chatter and social asides highlights a rough year of politics. The piece pokes fun at candidates promising reform while lampooning public figures, local quirks, and everyday life, including a tongue in cheek note about Babe Goldberg’s bid for commissioner and a wry take on city noise and manners.
Miss Helen Wills Aims To Compete In Tennis Meet
The article notes Miss Helen Wills plans to take part in a tennis tournament at Nice. It mentions rivalries with Lenglen and other players, plus expectations of a thrilling battle and potential further matchups.
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Helen Wills
Nice
Nica
Rory Cortas
Singh Init
Henelen
Une
V. Vinn Ailes
New York
Phebadet
Spain
Cote Bay Furan
Friends
Torlie
Missouri Valley indoor meet heats up with top half milers
Ames Iowa special reports a veteran field of leading half milers from Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Drake set for the Missouri Valley indoor track meet at Iowa State. Notables include Perdew and Lewis, with strong squads from Iowa State, Kansas, Oklahoma and Drake.
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Ames
Middlewest
Iowa State
Perdew
Missouri
Lewis
Nebraska
Crawford
Town State
Norman
Watson
Kansas
Willman
Washington
K. A
Couger
Bonnell
Caulum
Iowa
Gaulum
Illinois
Ganterenay
Sioux
Drake
van Laningsam
Britton
Wright
Oklahoma
Stephen
Heald
Kansas Aggie
Tllinois
Kimpert
Wildcats
Moody
Grath
Axtell
Rooney
K. U
Morgan
Higgens
Grantelle
Kansas City
Grentelle
Newnes
Cawum
Suit
Cadhim
Rane
Drake Seauri
Nebwaska Sud
Tony
Becay
Greentun
Kurnison
Suir
Barbed Wire Fence Hurts Diegel in California Open
Former pitcher AL PEMARER recalls the funny disaster at the California Open Lakeside course in San Francisco. A powerful drive lands 90 yards past the green, bounded off a barbed wire fence near the clubhouse and nearly out of bounds, leaving the ball stuck and the scene chaotic.
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AL Pemarer
Ormer
New York Ci
Lake‘side
San Francis
Lakeside
Gates and Rath Teams Win Industrial Games
Gates Business College atril Rath Packing Company basketbal tagins were winners in industrial league games played Saturday evening at Al. A. Gates and Rath Packers beat Under Hardware 26 to 5, while Rath Packers triumphed over Wunterloo Gasoline. The Industrial league schedule Friday evening was postponed due to city weather.
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Gates Business College
Atril Rath Packing Company
Basketbal Tagins
Rath
National Guards
Barth Shepherd
Shapmen
Unclear sports brief from vague misread text
Fragmentary OCR sports notes mention teams and players in a windy sequence. Names like York, Tenry Cochet, Didi Vellete, and Ml Tx appear with scattered events. Overall coherence is low but hints at a spring competition with Behtish open events and hospital mentions.
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Walthy Lipp
Wiel
Pearott Pigee Espertad
aPine
Weed Lip Collin
Mary
Wielit
York
Prine Olbehen
Tomerma
Eiantpet
Yen
Shaninien
Aiz
Vane " Witnere
Robb
Lothegre
Prtrott Unter Liriemd
Wilmer
Triprits
Eddie
St. Pauk
Track Next for Tutor Athletes at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls special coach Art Dickinson leads Tutor track with 12 lettermen set to boost Iowa conference hopes. Paul Bender assists and runs spring football. key athletes include Leighton Waterlo o Woodcock Ransom Vanderbrink Hasler Pollack Hunt Wharht Sieglaff Gates Hovey Blanchard and others in sprints field events and distance. Schedule lists meets from April to May across Cedar Falls Des Moines Luther College and northeastern Iowa venues.
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Cedar Falls
Marcelo
Art Dickinson
Iowa
Paul’ Bender
Dickinson
Leighton
Waterloo
Woodcock
Ransom
Vanderbrink
Fieh
Dave Gates
Bates
Sieglaff
Jjavelin
Ehihary
Whrhart
Sicilof
Hovey
Blanchard
Fame Aieen
Duak
Cedar
Feake Velage
Des Alpinis
Trigneulis
Cluther
Upper Town
Intermediate Loop Games Move to East Gym Tonight
Intermediate division of the Sunday School league will move weekly games to East High gym tonight due to the gym’s occupancy tomorrow. The feature game is the First Baptist Christ Episcopal tilt, with both teams tied for the league lead. Other results: Grace M. E. beat First Congregational 26 4, First Presbyterian edged Linden M. E. 14 13, and Walnut Street Baptist won by forfeit over St. Paul’s M. E.
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East High
FL W. Richardson
Tonigh
Baptist-Christ' Episcopal
Christ Episcopal
First
M. EB
Grace M. E
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
Linden M. E
Walnut Street Baptist
St. Paul’s M. EB
Cabman Aids War Veteran Found by Honest Driver
A Chicago cab driver returned a large amount of cash found in a cab by war veteran Bartosz. The veteran was located and the money, about 490 dollars, was turned over to authorities. The driver’s honesty led to the veteran’s swift recovery and a reward or recognition for service.
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Chicago
Thela
Josef Bi
Bartosz
Will Edwards Named Leader of New Grange League
New York March reports Willan Us Edwards, former Princeton captain and coach, to helm the Grange backed league with a 27,000 dollar yearly salary for three years. Clubs eyed include New York, Boston, Milwaukee with others from Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Indianapolis under consideration. League bylaws bar high school and college stars until graduation. 18-game seasons start about October after a push for wholesome sport. Gerry Herrman and Rogers Slornsky show interest in Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals franchises. Towa swimmers setback in a meet at Iowa City with a strong show by the hosts.
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New York
Willan Us
Edwards
Princeton
Read Grange
G. C. Pyle
sWuy
Big Bill
Grange
Pyle
Gerry Herrman
Cincinnati Reds
Rogers Slornsky
Cardinals
St. Louis
Buena Vista Unveils Fast Track Squad for Season
Buena Vista college reveals a strong track squad for the coming season with a large talent pool. The team will compete in five meets including the Kan Relays at Lawrence, the Wake Relays, and events in Sioux State and the conference meet. The college belongs to the Iowa Collegiate Athletic Association, and Coach Welly reports growth, expecting a balanced squad to peak this year.
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Storm Jake
Mareh S
Bish Sutter
Buena Vista College
Ecallesnacill
Lawrence
Les
Dirka Redays
Sioux State
Hagen Defeats Jones to Claim Match Victory
Walter Hagen defeated Bobby Jones 12 and 11 in their 72 hole match to win the national professional title, securing the championship after a long duel begun in Sarasota. Hagen led early and finished strong on the Pasadena course, earning a share of $6,800 from gate receipts as the 46 holes were played for spectators.
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St. Petersburg
Mla
Mareh
Walter Hagen
Erie
United Stat
Bobby Jones
de Glen
Tle
Sarasota
Hagen
Pasadens Course
Jones’ Pinay
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