City title bout ends as East high wins 17 16 in basketball
East High nips West High 17 16 to claim the city basketball championship after a tight contest at East High School gym. Banton and Parkin led West while Scripture and Howrey sparked East in a dramatic finish. The night also included notice of the second annual city bowling tournament set to begin in Waterloo with teams from Webster City Cedar Rapids and others competing in shifts.
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West High School
East High School
West
Banton
Parkin
Colin
Hawrey
Genera
Waselman
Tor Cohn
Vilamite
UTC
Tarkin
Allen
Garmament
Th. Thanter
Haseiman
Referes—Richardson
Waterloo
James
Cedar Falls
Dda
Webster City
Kort Dodge
Teene
Cedar Rapids
Reinber
Toms
Simpson Five vs Teachers Deepens Local Rivalry
Simpson College defeated Town State Teachers' College 36 to 22 in Indianola. The game remained tied at 16–16 at halftime, with Weldon leading Simpson in the second half. Dick in starred for the Teachers, while Weldon McGee and Hartzell led Simpson with multiple baskets.
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Indianola
Simpson College
Town State Teachers’ College
Weldon
Simpson
McGee
Hartzell
Dickinson
Mekhinst
R . Tente Rebin
TuGer
Hedrickson
Pitter
Fiela Groale
R._ Dickin
Bailey
Hartzen
Tickson
C McGee
Pilter
Cowan
Hedrick Gon
Eean
Grinnell
Arch and McFarlane lead city league doubles at Whiteside
Arch and Packey McFarlane won a doubles match over NR Schwerk and J Morris in the city league at Whiteside. A. McFarlane totaled seven, while Frank Broto appeared and Unique Cleaners swept a garment outfit by default.
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Arch
Packey
McFarlane
NR. Schwerk
J. Morris
Jeague
A. McFarlane
McFarlan
Frank Broto
Wa Jerleo
Unique Cleaners
Garent
Vaina
Anderson
Georges Carpentier and wife sail to United States
Paris reports heavyweight European champion Georges Carpentier and his wife departing Havre today for the United States.
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Paris
Wavas
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Havre
United States
Denver Golf Course Claims Longest in United States
Denver reports its municipal golf links as the nation’s longest course, 18 holes over 6,767 yards on 80 acres, built after removing 45 structures. It features left-bounds play, 98 bunkers, and oil-sand greens with a turf apron, nearOi park.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Ibis
Boone High Wins Tourney at Ames
Boone High School won the annual invitation basketball tourney at Ames by defeating Spirit Lake 10 to 15 in the final. Boone also beat Nashua 23 to 17 in the semifinals, while Spirit Lake edged Luverne 26 to 24 in an overtime semifinal.
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Ames
Boone High School
Armes State College
Spirit Lake
Boone
Nashua
Hoone
Luverne
Chicago Union Printers Lead Bowling Congress At Start Of Fourth Day
Peoria March 13 First games in singles and doubles rolled in the American Bowling Congress with bowlers from St Louis Buffalo Milwaukee Toledo Indianap olis in action. Twenty eight five man teams from Detroit Cincinnati St Paul Chicago to compete tonight. Day and night sessions inaugurated as fourth day opened with Union Printers Chicago Goodells Buffalo leading at 2,670 and 2,632 respectively.
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Associated Press
Peoria
American ‘Bowling Congress
St. Louis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Toledo
Atta Indianapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Chicago
Union Printers
Goodells
Valdora_ Drug Company
Rogers Park
Johnny Otts
Cleveland
Union Carpenters
Georges Carpentier Fights On His Toes
The article notes Georges Carpentier delivers knockouts while on his toes, contrasting his style with many great flatfooted champions. It cites past boxers like Corbett Griffo Fitzsimmons Gans and Johnson, praising Carpentier as extraordinary for hitting hard while dancing on the balls of his feet.
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ED Hughes
Kost
Prange
Joe Beckett
Carpentier
Becket
Gmuches
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Srees
Carpentiers
Johnny Dundée
Johnny
Young Rriffo
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Trick
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Fitzsimmons
Robert the Red
Jack Johnson
Bert Williams
Joe Gans
Gans
Bat Nelson
Stanley Keel
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Jim
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Benny
Willard
Dempsey
Jack
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jimn
Driscoll
Tim Corbett
James
Target Tips and Hunting Help From Our Arms Expert
A 1920s column previews national and Olympic shooting events with plans for rifle and pistol tryouts at Quantico and in Camp Ferry. It notes the American Trapshooting Association captain Jay Clark Jr. and recalls American success in 1912 in trapshooting and military rifle shooting.
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National Rifle Association
Camp Ferry
Quantico
Marine Corps
Mie
American Trapshoot | ‘Ing Association
Jay Clark, Jr
Worl Jcaster
Mass
Ques
F. Mayflower
Ark
Wilde Holds Flyweight Title In Championship Bout
Jimmy Wilde of England convincingly outpointed Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne to retain the flyweight title in Toledo. Wilde dominated most rounds, with Mason bleeding early but mounting brief resistance. Referee Hd Smith praised Wilde’s willingness to mix it, while noting the outcome based on commission rules. Wilde earned 10,000 dollars with Mason also collecting a purse. Mason’s share listed as 4,000.
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Toledo
Jimmy Wilde
England
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mason
Wilde
Hd Smith
Smith
O'Dowd KOs Madden In Third Round World Title Bout
In Denver local ring O'Dowd the world middleweight champion from St Paul stopped Tommy Madden of Brooklyn in the third round of a scheduled twelve round bout.
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O'Powd
Kayo Denver
Colo
O'Dowd
St. Paul
Tommy Madden
Brooklyn
East High Triumph Over West In Championship
East High defeated West High 117 to 18 in a championship basketball contest. The win highlighted the East squad’s dominance while the West team showed resilience, and officials praised players Johnson and others for their efforts.
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