Local High Teams Triumph in District Basketball Tourney
Cedar Falls hosts district tournament as East and West teams clash with Waterloo Mason City and Marshalltown. Cedar Falls and East High advance. Arlington and Teachers College still in contention. Notable upset as Cedar Falls falls to Waterloo 97 to 12 with East High defeating Lawler 32 19. West Waterloo and Mason City post strong showings. Sioux City and Spirit Lake lead northwest Iowa preliminaries in Ames. Three teams default: Northwood to Teachers, Waverly to Arlington, Nashua to Manchester.
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Cedar Falls
East
Teat Waterloo
Mason City
Marshalltown
Arlington
Teachers” College High School
Slill
Cast High
Cedar Palis
Waterloo
East High
Lawler
la Porte Cit
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Lua Porte City
Independence
Manchester
Sioux City
Ames
Northwest Iowa High Rent Lara
Big Ames ByDs
Stove Ciy
Spirit Lake
Churdan
da Grove
Football rule changes and player transfers in early season
The article outlines football rule revisions, penalties, and subs timing, plus transfer actions affecting Ned Smith Harper and Neal Wells. It cites Yale News commentary on eliminating post whistle interference, leg swinging, illegal substitutions, and four-official enforcement, with notes on a May payment condition for Harper and a Little Rock club deal.
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Cedar
Bunny
Lub
Ned Smith
E. Lindberg
Gacker
Neal Wells
Rackstone
Connecticut
Harper
Beau Brummel
Hrver
Little Toek
Arkham
H Harper
Funnies
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rites Committee
Grilirott
Reading
Yale Ninvs
Walter Camp
Class 10 Major League Bosses in Baseball Ages of Managers
A survey of major league managers notes a trend toward brainy, studious leaders reflecting team character. It profiles figures like Stallings, Moran, Bresnahan, Herzog, Huggins, and Rickey, assessing strengths, discipline styles, and pitcher judgments across clubs from the Braves to the Feds.
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Hugh Fullerton
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Pat Moran
Phillies
Roger Bresnahan
Chicago
Wilbur Tobinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fred Clark
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Hill Nanavan
New York Yankeses
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland Naps
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Clarence Rowland
Chicago White
Jenningsoe
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Joe Tinker
Chicago Feds
Stitend
Fielder Jones
St. Louis
George Stovall
Kansas City Feds
Bill Phillips
Indianapolis Feds
Rebel Oakes
Pittsburgh Feds
Otto Knabe
Baltimore Feds
Larry Schlafly
Duffalo Feis
Magee
Brooklyn Feds
Belden Hills trims payroll by releasing Lindberg and Smith
Belden Hills moves to cut dead wood and high salary players. W. E. Lindberg is released due to salary concerns, and Smith joins the same deadwood classification. Belden has been trying to trade or sell these men, and failing that, made them free agents.
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W. E. Lindberg
Belden Hills
Smith
Lindberg
Belden
Maranville Sets Many Records For Shortstop Play
New York March 14 Walter Maranville of the Boston Braves set several fielding marks for shortstop in 1919 and again in the current season. He has handled more chances at short than any major leaguer, surpassing Bob Allen’s 1909 NL record. He also may have set a new best in starting double plays, a record previously held by Charles Sweener with 19 strikeouts. The data marks three years of major league duplex double plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Maranville
Boston Braves
Bob Allen
Phillies
National League
Maranville
Charles Sweener
John J. Evers
Faversham Tinker
Evers
Katson
Arthur Fletcher
Larry Doyle
Giants
Tinker
Fletcher-Doyle
Jack Barry
Eddie Collins
Athletics
Braves
Bush
Detroit
McBride
Washington
Barry
Doyle
Herzog
Cincinnati
Hyers
Togs 2 Tips on Hunting Helps by Alfred deLarie nes
Readers ask about differences between two Colt 45 caliber pistols and their government model. Advice favors the government model as the newer, likely better choice and explains choke patterns for shotguns, with guidance for beginners toward full choke and trap shooting. Additional Qs cover shotgun stock preference, using both eyes, and learning from professionals.
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Minneapolis
Mion
Colt Company
Mount Sterling
W.S
Chicago
National league shortstops and double plays through 1922
Humorist Adams updates baseball lexicon with Tinker Evers and Chance. The piece reviews double play starters by shortstops, noting 1922 figures for Evers Tinker and others and listing top 10 initiators. Also reports 1916 Central Association schedule sent by President Justice for director review and club vote.
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Franklin P. Adams
Maranyilge
Evers
Schmidt
Tinker
Chance
Keokuk
Justice Today
Central Association
Bunny Bo booster star ill at Agatha Hospital
Starry Bickel known as the Original Bunny Booster, hospitalized in Clinton after a Cedar Rapids stint. He will stay about a week and remains a statewide booster figure, once a Clinton railroader. In Des Moines, high school basketball quarterfinals occurred with Red Oak, Dallas Center and Corydon advancing. results Red Oak 20 Bedford 16, Dallas Center 32 Allerton 9, Corydon 27 Manilla 16.
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Bunny BO
Cedar Rapids
Starry Bickel
Bunny Booster
Agatha Hospital
Clinton
Mr. Bickel
Dashhall
Des Moines
Drake Gymnasium
Iowa City
Red Oak
Dallas Center
Corydon
Bedford
Allerton
Manilla
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Lows City
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Newton
Columbus Junction
Bill" Warver
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Petuilar
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Tovp
Hal Pcenas
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Ouidand
Cearly
Flexihe
Osiland-Northway
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Jefferson Street
Hust
Bargatn
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Bridge Street
Goodrich Research and Test
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B. F. Goodrich CO
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