East High Faces Little Tutors In District Semifinal
Waterloo East meets Teachers High Cedar Falls on the Weathers college floor at 8 30 tonight in a district semifinal. East High captains Sansone and Schammer spark a late-run offense, while Teachers High upset New Hampton 29 34 in overtime to advance.
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Waterloo East Uwigh
Teachers College High of
Cedar Falls
Courter
Waterboast High
Oelwein
Waterloo
Teachers High
Makeover
Snetder
New Hampton
East High
East
Capt. Sansone
Schammer
Kreuse
Tutor
C. Keating
Olson
Sherman
Owens
Orage
Black
O'Neill
Sneider
Hampton
O'Neil
I. Krieger
Tha T
Quintep
East Waterloo
Parsons
I al Sansone
I Schamme
Gerber
Ziegler
Christians
Youre
Riuou
Sueeavene Viernes
Fragmented News Snippets and Satirical Observations
The item surveys a mix of playful quips and sharp jests about politics, advertising, and social topics. It notes a health weed ad boasting large cigarette numbers, irony over Hoover patriotism, plans for a Chicago working girls’ clubhouse, a possible movie strike, and a disjointed set of public notices and questions about Rutgers freshmen and debunkers.
All MV selections split among Valley stars from OK and MO
United Press consensus names two Oklahoma players to the Missouri Valley all star quintet and lists first and second teams. Highlights include Oklahoma, Missouri, and Oklahoma A and M players with guards Norris and others, as the league’s top performers amid the season. Also notes a pocket billiard meet with Taberski and Greenleaf in Chicago as contenders.
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Kansas City
University of Oklahoma Cagers
Missouri Valley
United Press
BET
Chicago
U.P
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Ralph Greenleaf
Phiadelphia
Erwin Rudolph
Pasquale Natalie
Baltimore
Ted
Baulas
Youth and Enthusiasm Fuel Red Sox Camp in Bradenton
Boston’s 1928 squad features a young, large group with strong outfield depth led by Ken Williams and Denny Williams. Infield includes Phil Todt, Bill Regan, Jack Rothrock, and Bill Rogell. Veterans like Fred Hofman anchor the catching corps as Carrigan builds a hopeful spring, aiming to improve on last year despite low pennant expectations.
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Brian Bell
Bradenton
Fla
Boston Redeek
Bill Carrigan
Ken Williams
St. Louis
Denny Williams
Ken
Denny
Oregon
Arlen Tarbert
Ohio State University
Doug Taitt
Nashville
Gus Loepp
Phil Todt
Bill Regan
Jack Rothrock
Bill Rogell
Buddy Myer
Russell Rollings
Sox
Charlie Lajeckle
Paterson Silk Sox
Myer
Iunner
Fred Hofman
Carrigan
John Heving
Toledo
Hofman
Bill
Charles Berry
Dallas
Ed Doherty
Holy Cross
Harriss
Bryan Harriss
Charlie Ruffing
Jack Russell
Danny MacFayden
Long Jack Wilson
Harold Wiltse
Bradley
Bennett
Bushey
New England
Merle Settlemire
Mobile
Clifford Garrison
Texas Valley
Ea | Morris
Best Records in Big Ten Prelims at Town
Courier Special Services reports in Iowa City that four events in the Big Ten track meet will have wind or stand as the Western conference records for at least 24 hours. The fastest trial times in 60 yard dash 70 yard high hurdles 440 yard dash and half mile will set records unless beaten in the final Saturday evening. PL BELting notes four dash heats and a quarter mile, with quarter milers in two semifinals and the hurdlers and milers in three heats each.
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Courier Special
Towa City
Inwa
PL EL Belting
Camel Committee
Fights Last Night Result From Around the World
Reported boxing results show Alexs Hart of Philadelphia defeating Julian Moran of Spain in Orlando Florida. Big Sid Terris defeated by Chapel Hit in Tulsa Oklahoma, with limited readable details from the night.
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Miami
Fla
Alexs Hart
Philadelphia
Julian Moran
Spain
Orlando
Big Sid Terris
Dark Mavis
Tulsa
Winter pennant projections from Tom Kearney
Sports writer AL Nemaree highlights St Louis observer Tom Kearney's winter baseball pennant book. He warns Keamer overestimates Giants but notes Pirates Yanks as strong repeats while Hornsby’s absence hurts New York. Worsby trade shifts weaken the Giants. longshots may surprise.
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Tom Kearney
St. Louis
Keamer
Pirates
Yanks
Hornsby
Giants
Worsby
Boston
McGraw
Play Begins in Sectional Girls Meets in Iowa
Girls high school basketball teams in Iowa start sectional play across four districts to determine the entrants for four district meets and the finals of the girls high school union championships. First-round results trim the field, naming winners and next-round locales including Stuart Danville Sabula Wellsburg and Havelock with scores from opening games.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Allerton
Columbus Junction
Danville
Gilman
Mystic
Sabula
Falls
Oclwein
Newhall
Correctionville
Jewell
Havelock
Melvin
Lehigh
Stanton
Avoca
Suart
Lenox
Spring Hill
Southwest
Stuart
Cooper
Desoto
Perry
Dallas Center
Winterset
Casey
Dawson
South
AU Danville
Yarmouth
Sperry
Pleasant Plain
Stockport
Northeast
Town Falls
Nora Springs
Wellsburg
Whitten
Rowan
Northwest
Coraith
Lane City
Gilmore
Mallard
Lytton
District tournament results from multiple districts reached drawy mix
District results from Ottumwa Clinton Cedar Falls and other arenas show scattered scores. Ottumwa led 31 to 1 in first round with Burtington 24 Wapelin 20 while Cedar Falls fast Waterloo 14 Oelwein 12 in first round Te yeners College fish Cedar Falls 38 New Hampton 28 in overtime Webster City 39 Clear Lake 23 Boone 33 Reinbeck 14 Shenandoah 19 Missouri Valley 11 Atlantic 25 Shenandoah 14 Sioux City Manning St Welstein 2p East Sioux City 20 LeMars 17 Spirit Lake first round Humbardt 1 Macey 30 Sarnhalta.
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Fast Waterloo
Oelwein
Texeners College Fish
New Hampton
Webster City
Boone
Reinbeck
Clear Lake
Shenandoah
Missouri Valley
Tabor
Atlantic
Sioux City
Manning St. Welstein
LeMars
Spirit Lake
Amrit Dake
Humbardt
Macey
Sarnhalta
District basketball action trims Iowa field in AP report
The AP notes only 16 of 50 remaining Iowa high schools will stay in the race after the first two rounds of district tournaments today. Eight district sites begin intra-class play to decide eight finalists for tomorrow's big and small school showdowns, with Muscatine and Oskaloosa out and Ottumwa winning 31-10 over Albia.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Wapello
Burlington
Vinton
Boone
Spirit Lake
Missouri Valley
Ottumwa
Albia
University High of
Nation’s first perfect 300 marks in 20 years bowled
Frank C. Kartheiser of Chicago rolled the first 300 in the International Bowling Association tournament in St Paul. Iowa City defeated Washington 41-15. The night’s thriller was Cedar Falls Teachers High winning 29-28 in overtime over New Hampton.
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St. Paul
Mini
Frank C. Kartheiser
Chicago
International Bowling Association
Iowa City
Washington
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
New Hampton
Towa Athletes Hit Weekend Track and Field Meets
On March 9 about 200 college track and field men arrive in Towa City while 35 Iowa athletes in five winter sports depart for contests in other states. Sixteen swimmers and water polo players head to Illinois for Saturday evening events as the Big Ten team and individual meet in Chicago draws nine gymnasts and three fencers begin the year in the conference showdown while seven wrestlers meet Northwestern at Evanston.
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Courier
Towa City
University of Iowa
Ilinois
Chicago
Northwestern
Evanston
McGraw Wonders What Has Become of Aldridge
Augusta March 9 A P Vic Aldridge veteran pitcher from the Pirates is the Giants main worry for manager John McGraw. No word has come back since the club sent him a contract for 16000 dollars 1000 more than he earned with Pittsburgh.
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Aldridge
Augusta
Vic Aldridge
Pirates
John McGraw
New York Giants
Hoosier
Giants
Pittsburgh
Big Ten Indoor Track Carnival Opens at Iowa City
Iowa City hosts the first Western Conference indoor track meet in the new field house with preliminaries for the two mile and field events tonight. Dan Lyon of Illinois leads in the 16 pound shot, past champions Willams of Chicago and Hunn of Town return, while Wisconsin loses McGinnis to graduation. Illinois, Iowa among top contenders with Ohio State a balanced squad and Michigan a dark horse.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Dan Lyon
Tlinois
Dick Willams
Chicago
Leonard Hunn
Town
Hunn
Wisconsin
Chuck McGinnis
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Sharkey Favored to KO Risko Monday Night in New York
New York March 9 A PR Jack Sharkey trained at 190 pounds is favored to knock out Johnny Risko in a scheduled Monday night bout. Sharkey, with size speed and boxing skill, should stop Risko within 15 rounds potentially earning a title shot by June. Risko has shown grit but recent inactivity and footwork concerns tilt toward Sharkey.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Risko
Sharkey
Johnny
Jack
Chuck Wiggins
Tex Rickard
Madi
Square Garden
Gene Tunney
Miami Beach
Charley Harvey
Tom Heeney
Jatkeue
Tunney
Coliese and St Thomas Lead In Rough Minn. Scores
Coliese led Carleton 60 to 29 as Hamline and Macalester trailed 25 to 26 against Concordia. St Thomas topped Gustavus Adolphus 18 to 17 in a low scoring early basketball results note with several nearby colleges involved.
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