Waterloo Hawks Unanimously Approve New Baseball Schedule
Waterloo approves a revised two week training plan opening May at home with Memorial and Labor day games. The club signs outfielder George Kuehler and hires Dr. M N Higbee to coach at Mount Vernon while Willoughby, Dixon and others agree to terms for a 1924 season.
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St. Louis
Dixon
Johnny Rawlings
Kuehler
Bert
Cletus
Willford
Sioux City
Connor
Awullen
Dxon
Grant
Groft
McCracken
Willoughby
Hawks
M. Ns. Higbee
Mechanicsville
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Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Highee
Upper Town University
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Sexton
Burlington
Ottumwa
Marshaike
Watertoo
Tunque
Moline
Hack Tshad
Cedar Rapids
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Sesion
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Motre
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Molla
Frank Chance delayed again joining White Sox club
Plans for Frank Chance to become Chicago White Sox manager at the spring training camp in Winter Haven Florida were delayed further. Chance remains resting at a health resort near Los Angeles and hoped to arrive by March 13. His condition showed improvement but musicians’ strike affected his departure timetable.
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Frank Chance
White Sox
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago White Sox
Winfey Haven
Fla
Chance
Ron
Iowa Five Close 1924 Season on All-Area Slate
Iowa varsity teams finish their 1924 season with basketball at Madison and four conference meets in Chicago. Wrestling boasted a strong slate with wins over Northwestern, Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska and Wisconsin, and a likely Western title contender led by Pfeffer and Captain James. Track, swimming, and gym squads prepare for indoor conference action at Evanston with Bresnahan relying on Brookins Coulter Morrow Pholns Mider Boxyleos Dauber Tsing Swenson Wilindt and a relay squad.
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Iowa Iy
Iowa
Madison
Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Pfeffer
James
O'Brien
Vollmer
Grattan
Irasuski
TBS
Dave Armbruster
Hawkeyes
Klingaman
Fashman
McCullough
Lutz
Ashton
Eliebox
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Baller
Nicoll
University of Town
Ftrackmen
THI- Nofs
Tllins
Evanston
George T. Bresnahan
Hawk-eyes Lave
Illinois
Bresnahan
Brookins
Coulter
Morrow
Pholns
Boxyleos
Dauber
Tsing
Swenson
Teachers College invites track and baseball aspirants this week
Cellar Walls March 1-2 marks the first official call for track and baseball at Teachers College. Indications point to a large field of contestants for spring honors as students pursue practical coaching and athletic courses. Coaches report high interest in the new program.
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Teachers College
Ames Wrestlers Shine At Lawrence Coliseum Meet
Ames Avkinen tops event as Lawrence hosts a wrestling show featuring multiple colleges. The article highlights a decisive Ames victory over Wisconsin and notes Kalmas and Wingery earning captain honors for 1925 mat team. no other clear results.
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Lawrence
Oc Fittester
Tlnden
Wis
Thriskier
Sarderk
Wrest
Tows State College
Penind LiMassa
Boxing and sports notes from Waterloo area events
Hawkeye-Full Speed Stantley of Gens Gannon to fight in Waterloo after arriving early for training. Tony Gentle denies marriage rumors ahead of his semi windup with Johnny Harris. Godfrey Heskel and Jac Akins to meet in Cedar Rapids on the blue jack Duffy card. Fifty Waterloo fans plan to travel by interurban to watch Blue vs Duffy. Jack Tacy signs Spot Burke with Hastings and reports a strong Nebraska season with 37 home runs and a 417 batting mark in 11 games.
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Speed Stantley
Gens Gannon
Waterloo
Godfrey Heskel
Cedar Rapids
Jac Akins
Anamosa
Jack Duffy
Duffy
Marshalltown
Jack Tacy
Burke
Hastings
Tastings
Garden
Nebraska
Sioux City
Illinois Doped to Win Big Ten Track Classic Saturday
Illinois appears the heavy favorite for the fourteenth annual indoor track and field games of the Western Conference at Patten gymnasium, with trials Friday and finals Saturday. Key Illinois contenders include Ayres Evans Kinsey Johnson Fessenden Meyers and Brownell with strong showings expected against Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa.
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Chicago
Illinois
Patten Gymnasium
Notre Dame
Towa
Illinois Relays
Harry Gill
Ayres
Evans
Kinsey
Johnson
Fessenden
Meyers
Hfinois
Brownell
Schildhamer
Wright
Towa Willuse
Orange and Bine
Michigan
Hubbard
Brooker
Wittmum
Reinke
Hat
Baseball Players Spend Chilly Day at Florida Camps
The Associated Press reports chilly Florida camps with teams drilling in warmups. The St Louis Cardinals beat Brooklyn 12 to 2 in Bradenton while Babe Ruth impressed at New Orleans practice with his first notable homer of the year. Other clubs such as the Giants Indians Tigers Cubs and Pirates continued limited workouts as they plan spring schedules.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Florida
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradentown
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth
Yankee
New Orleans
Rex Newberry
Jon Bush
Ruth
Hank Gowdy
Giants
Sarasota
McGraw
Chicago Americans
Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
Lakeland
Stanley Ooveleskie
Tigers
Augusta
Detroit Ameriicans
Toronto
Orlando
Cincinnati Nationals
Fort Pierce
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Cubs
Chicago Nationals
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Bernardino
Cal
Bowling all events leader update in Chicago meet
Chicago reports no change in doubles standings as Man and McGraw of San Jose posted 4258 for top all events score. Morbach of Chicago moved to third in singles with 707 while Knudson of Chicago tallied 687 for seventh and Goff of Syracuse had 683 for tenth as Weber led early all events.
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Chicago
Forman and McGraw
San Jose
Cal
Henry Morbach
P. Knudson
Goff
Syracuse
Weber
Boxing Briefs Across Several Cities
San Antonio Texas holder Tom Wahiite won by technical knockout over Dummir Mattan in round six. Renato Gardini Italian wrestler won by default after Tarrio Mirake injured the Japanese. New York Cuba and Belgium entered the Baris cup for international tennis supremacy. Jack Hausner defeated Harl Harvet in six rounds. Abe Friedman defeated Spencer Gardner in a four round decision. Friedman suspended a year for tampering with his gloves. Governor LT signed a bill allowing promoters to charge 25 for boxing tickets. Madison plans a 3500000 gymnasium and field house seating 16000 at the University of Wisconsin.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tom _Wahiite
Texas
Dummir Mattan
Fort Clare
Mahan
Castimue Stemphis
Tenn
Renato Gardini
Acer
Tarrio Mirake
New York
Cuba
Belgium
Jack Hausner
Harl Har
Seattin
Boston
Abe Friedman
Bosten Bandamereicht
Spencer Gardner
Newport
Philadelphia
Ray Mitchell
Saller Friedman
Pennsylvania Boxing Compan
Tretton
fGovernor
Madison
Wis
Atle Council
University of Wisonsin
Ryan Edges St John’s Ryan 20 to 19 In Rough Contest
Our Lady of Victory academy cagers lost a close game to St John’s Ryan 26 to 19 in a hard fought affair. O L V was hampered by small squad as Brennan Braniff Kelly starred for the visitors and Maulahan English played best for Ryan.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy Cagers
St. John’s School of
Ryan
Waterloo Array
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Braniff
O. L
WV. A
Maulahan
English
Brennan
Vollenwelder
Casey
Bryan
McEnaney
Tilahan
Elilett. le
Chel. TK
McAnaney
Waulahan
Dempsey to Fight Firpo Next Labor Day in New York
Chicago reports say heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will defend his title against Luis Firpo in New York on Labor Day. The match was agreed after a conference with manager Jack Kearns. Dempsey plans a quiet outdoor season and will travel to Salt Lake City then to the coast for three months of motion picture work.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
New York
Argenting
Firepo
Jack Kearns
Polio Grounds
Dempsey
Firpo
Willsorj
Gibbons
Salt Lake City
Belgian Horemans Defeats Saganuma in Billiard Show
Stouard Horemans of Belgium and Tadao Saganuma of Japan staged exhibitions before large crowds at J. B. billiard parlors. Horemans won two 18.2 time matches 300 to 225 and 254 to 200 with runs up to 39 and a 122 high run by Saganuma. The event featured fancy shots and a five foot masse slot drawing applause.
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Stouard Horemans
Tadao Saga-numa
J. B. Billard
Horemans
U S Tennis Stars Barred From Olympic Team
New York March 123 The United States will be without its top ranked players at the Olympic games as William Tilden announces he is barred by the newspaper writing rule and William Johnston says he cannot join the team Vincent Richards may be affected by the rule as well leading to a weakened squad for the Games.
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New York
United States
William Tilden
William Johnston
Vincent Richards
Tilden
Foresters Win Another Over First Evangelical
Foresters defeat First Evangelical aggregation 43 to 23 at St Marys gym. Wilk and Allen led the losers while Mehl McDermott and Ott starred for the Foresters in last night’s game.
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Forester
St. Mary's
Wilk and
Allen
Mehl
McDermott
Ott
Foresters
United Brethren Triumphs Over Walnut Baptist In Postseason Tilt
United Brethren defeats Walnut Street Baptist 24 to 12 in a second post season contest. Schenk and Whittle led the winners with strong scoring while Miles and Card contributed for the Baptists. Grace M E beat First Presbyterian 16 to 12 to decide third place in league standings.
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West Side
Qne
Schenk
Whittle
Tory
Cardl
Miles
Baptists
Grace M. EE
First Presbyterian
Baptist-Brethrenm
United Brethren—Schenk
Walker
D. Hansen
TL. Hansen
Walnut Baptist
Gunstead
Knowles
Card
Mighnier
New Hurdia Mark Sets 80 Yard High Hurdles Record
Carl Christietnson of Newark A C established a new world best 35 seconds for the 80 yard high hurdles at the Metropolitan A A U championships last night. The old record of eight seconds belonged to Fred Kelly since 1519. The DeMolay Orange Township basketball game at Grange was postponed to Monday night next week.
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New York
Carl Christietnson
Newark A. C
Metropolitan A. A
Fred Kelly
Orange Township
Grange
District tourney pairing set for West High district games
Drawings for the district high school basketball tournament will be held at West High with six guest schools Cedar Rapids Monticello Dysart Reinbeck Mason City Decorah and West High. Games start Friday with three first round contests and a bye. Semifinals Saturday with a final at 8 p m.
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West High
B. J. Kluss
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Dysart
Rein‘beck
Mason City
Decorah
Bill Chandler
Ames
Miller
Heits
Smith
Sansone
Paiter
Seigloff
Haseliman
Meisner, McGarvey and
Lumry
Fred McLeod Wins Open Golf Tourney
Fred McLeod former national open golf champion of Columbia Country Club Washington won the first St. Petersburg open solo championship after 72 holes in 292 five strokes under Hill Mehrhorn of St Louis who shot 297 Cyril Walker Englewood N J was third with 299 Walter Hagen Bear Creek Country Club fourth with 305 and I Meyer Metcomer R C fifth with 307 John Faillwell Cuban champion and Joe Kirkwood Australian champion were among the others in the field in St. Petersburg Florida.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Fred McLeod
Columbia Country Club
Washington
Hill Mehrhorn
St. Louis
McLeon
Mehlhorn
Cyril Walker
Englewood
N. J
Walter Hagen
Bear Creek Country Club
I. Meyer
Metcomer
R. C
Stanislaus Zbyszko Considers Piano Duel With Paderewski
Chicago report notes 61 year old wrestler Stanislauus Zbyszko may leave the mat for a piano career, claiming a dislike for wrestling and describing himself as an accomplished pianist. He says he may challenge Ignace Paderewski, weighing advantage on Zbyszko but Paderewski holding forestall. He blames recent defeat by Strangler Lewis and Chicago official Alderman McDonough for timing. Also mentions Raymond Athletic Club vs First Evangelical in Emerson School gym at 7:20 pm.
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Chicago
Stanislauus Zbyszko
Ignace Paderewski
Zbyszko
University of Vienna
Paderewski
Lewis
Alderman McDonough
Zbrszko
Raymond
Evangelicals
First Evangelical
Emerson School
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