West High Court Scene of Final District Tournament Contest
Four teams remain in the West High District tournament with semifinals set for this afternoon and an 8 pm final between the class A and B bracket winners. Charles City, Mason City, Aplington, and Mitchell compete as Intracity rivals chase a state-class bid at Inwa City.
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West High Court
Inwa City
Charles City
Mason City
Aplington
Mitchell
Squintets
Independence
Channes City
Indépendence
Floyd County
Fighting Independence Club
Batte
Hauser
Erwin Hahn
Leek
Orange and Black Crew
Ervin Hahn
Thie Eld
Hansell
Wilkinson
McMillan
Tete
Buchanan County
Postville
Mitchell Quint
Thurtle
Port
Kluss
Poslyile
Mitchell High School
New Albion
Waterloo Legion Eyes Hockey Return Next Winter
Waterloo hockey may return next season after a strong turnout and solid finances, per Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion. Officials say the sport pays for itself despite attendance, and a regional league could solidify its future and rivalry. The Legion views hockey as community entertainment, not profit, and hopes to renew the program if supported.
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Waterloo
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Legion
Heskty
Waterloo Legion
James Smith
John Jones
Waterlowans
E.R. M
Lutherans Sponsor Team in City Baseball League
Members of the Lutheran Brotherhood of First Lutheran church will field a baseball team in the city league this year. The decision was made at a church parlor meeting last night with Max Begrow acting as manager. Following business, Miss Ruth Gabriel and Laver Wente gave a piano solo program.
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Lutheran Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church
Max Bregow
Ruth Gabriel
Laver W. Wente
Bulldogs Chase Valley Swimming Title In Missouri Meet
St Louis reports Drake and Washington vie for the Missouri Valley conference swimming crown. Drake features Ralph Squires and Jack McGuire plus Maurice Strong as key performers while Washington relies on Homer Heideman and Nauert. Grinnell and Oklahoma Aggies entered strong lineups as contenders with multiple event specialists.
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St. Louis
Drake
Washington
Bears
Grinnell
Ralph Squires
Dack McGuire
Maurice Strong
Oklahoma Aggies
Otho Sparks
Strong
Nauert
DeLong
Fishbeck
Dickens
Howell
Homer Heideman
Missouri Valley
Skinner
Bob Brenner
Dewey
Gillespie
Prep Teams Drop from Title Race
Des Moines on March 9 reports prep basketball brackets narrowing as eight teams vie for the state high school championship. District round results include Davenport 38 over Burlington 27 and Mason City 36 over Postville 12, with numerous district scores listed. Still College cagers beat Kirksville 90 to 28 as Benz led with 12 points.
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Des Moines
Towa City
Ellsworth
Webster City
Davenport
Burlisigéah
Parach
Durant
Yown Gily
FairMetd
Batavia
Crawfordsville
Garwn
Keystone
Grant High
Cedar Raylds
Dysart
Lawden
Delt
Reinbeck
Mubugie
TNS Tirot
Mason City
Postville
Mitchell
New Albion
Charles City
Independence
Apington
Hansell
Searsborn
St. Mary's
Roosevelt
Nex Motors
HH. Newton
Mitchellville
Gilbert
Dohnston
Dohnston U0, Ankeny 17. District Ob. Lorimer 49, Melrose 27, Creston
Guld River
Duumwr
Centerville
Benton
Barnes City
Ohanee IB
Dan Osby
Henderson
Grant
Abraham Gineely
Cownell Bluits
Atlantic Ab Clarinda
Glenwood
District
Tircoke Consolidated
Fonda
Boc City
Poutinguinwtan
Orange City
East i
Sioux City
Ida Grove
Instrict & Fort Dodge
Spirit Lake
Emmetsburg
Elsworth
Gawrie
Mallard
Renwick
Fort Dodge
Stily
U.P
The
Bull College Cagers
Kirksy Neusteopaths
Kirksville
Benz
Still
Kearns Aims Walker Triple Title Crown Plan
New York March 9. Promoter Kearns lays out an ambitious plan for Mickey Walker to hold three world titles by summer end. Beat Loughran for light heavyweight, defend middleweight vs Hudkin in Las Vegas, and win the heavyweight title from the survivor of the tournament. He insists Walker can outfight all listed heavyweights and cautions against overrating past victories.
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Davis J. Walshe Ai
Sparie
New York
Tunney
Dempsey
Sharkey
Heeney
Loughran
Jack Mearns
Fifth Door Steps
Iife
Paulino
Schmeling
Sid
Mickey Walker
Mr. Kearns
Walker
Bhyice
Chicago
Ace Hudking
Las Vegas
Kearns
Carpentier
Gibbons
Barclay Madden
Toledo
Joe Watcott
Ace Hodkins
Automat
Frear
Fitzsimmons
Fite
Dempsey Says He Will Consider Promoter Role
Jack Dempsey told United Press he plans to be a promoter after discussing a possible offer with Hum bert J. Pugazy in New York. He will then travel to Detroit to review a proposal involving horse racing and other sports, with no definite plans announced. Also, Frank Cooper bowled a 300 in Des Moines, the third perfect game this season.
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New York
UPI
Jack Dempsey
United Press Today
Humbert J. Pugazy
Detroit
Kolls
Des Moines
Frank Cooper
Drs Moines
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Decades
Ty the Axvorinted Preayy of Detroit defeated Dackle Fields in Detroit while Tony Canzoneri outpointed Ceci Payne in Louisville and Gipsy Daniels edged Bertin Frana Olener in England. Jack Thompson beat Henry Andrews in Chicago by points and Rene Ne Vos drew with Jack Bralone in St Paul. In Hollywood, junior welterweight champion Crimshy Cadshall stopped Arizona Jon Rivers.
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Jackil Fields
Detroit
Mich
Jackie Fields
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Tony Canzaneri
Brooklyn
Cecil. Payne
Lotteyile
Triumpis
Buffalo
Jack Thompson
San Francisco
Joe Duidee
Chicago
Andrews
Erie
Detroi
Los Angeles
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Ceci Payne
Louieville
Bertin Frana Olener
Germany
Gipsy Daniels
England
Mullalo
Heary Andrews
Eric
Cal
Rene Ne Vos
Jack Bralone
Drew
Hollywood
Mishy Cadshall
Arizona
Jon Rivers
Iowa Nine Goes South for Training Games
Iowa baseball coach Otto Vogel announces an eight game southern training tour from March 22 across five states covering 3,600 miles. The Hawkeyes meet St Marys College in Kan, Rice Institute in Houston, Mississippi State Teachers College in Hattiesburg, Southwestern University in Memphis, and Washington University in St Louis, with about 15 players expected to tour.
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Courier Spatial Service
Towa City
University of Towa
Otto H. Vogel
Hawkeye
St. Mary's College of
Texas
Rice Institute
Houston
Iowa
Voge
Louisiana
Hattiesburg
Southeastern
Wississippi
Mississippi State Teachers College
Southwestern University
Memphis
Tenn
Washington University
St. Louis
South
St. Marys College
St. Mary's
Kan
Rice Insitute
Kouston
Tex
Misasissippi State Teachers College
Miss
St. Louis, Mo
All-time baseball dream lineup debated by Barrow
The article quotes Barrow praising Hans Wagner as the greatest player and listing an all-time lineup including Hall of Famers such as Wagner, Cobb, Ruth, Speaker, and Schalk. He suggests tweaks like Bresnahan catching and adds pitchers like Cy Young Waddell and Alexander, inviting fans to submit lineups and discuss moving Hornsby to third.
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Ed Harrow
N. ¥. Yankees
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Ty Cobb
Barrow
Babe Ruth
Waagner
Lo. Jose
Odile
Baltimore Orioles
Hal Ghdse
Harry LaJoie
Jimmy Collins
Feld
Ty Cchh
Oeld—Tris Speaker
Neld
Babe Rath
Ray Schalk
Walter Johnson
Mathewson
Pennycth
Roger Bres
Wihan
Cy Young
Rube Waddell
Grover Alexander
Hornsby
Collins
Larkspur Is Winter Books Favorite to Win Kentucky Race
New York reports Blue Larkspur remains the favorite in Kentucky Derby winter books. A full list of contenders was released with odds showing Blue Larkspur at 3 to 1 and 6 to 1 for other entries. Notable horses include Lynn Barkley and Allo at 1000 to 1, with several others among the early second choices.
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Larkspur
Winter Books
Kentucky
New York
E. R. Bradley
Emil Herz
Lexington
United Press
Yorktown
Fenton Stable
Howard Evans
Lynn Barkley
W. S. Heaton
Allo
Blue Larkspur
Glyde van Dusen
Evarst
Baron Long
Waterloo Triumphs Over Fort Snelling in Legion Hockey Clash
The American Legion hockey team beat Fort Snelling 8 to 4 in a hard fought season finale. Keyes Richardson and Mickey stood out for Waterloo as penalties mounted, with Muscatelli Richardson and Collette among players drawn for infractions.
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American Legion
Fort Snelling
Waterloo
Keyes
Malcolm
Mickey
Johnson
Malcom
Richardson
Schulz
Army
Legion
Hunter
Larson
Bob Collette
Larsen
Muscatelli
Soldiers
Gene Collette
Pr Ferson
Lions Club
Rotary Organization
Rotary
Ate
A. Morris
Anderson G Jack
Han ‘Schulz
RO McKinnon Denseit
Boballot Galtone Keyes Larson
Gene Collett Johnson
Mickey Fort
Perio Waterloo
Bob Collett
Fort Sneing
Urh
Petersor
Nnd
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