Von Porat Outpoints Heeney In Ten Round Chicago Fight
Otto von Porat the Norwegian boxer defeated Tom Heeney of New Zealand by decision after ten rounds in Chicago. Porat used a sharp jab and right cross to keep Heeney at bay and opened Heeney’s chin with a cut in the tenth. Heeney required stitches and will depart for New York to train for further bouts.
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Columbus Favored To Host Next American Bowling Tourney
Columbus appears the likely host as the 1930 American Bowling Congress tournament nears selection. Buffalo has staged the event four times, while Columbus has not. out of town teams begin tomorrow with Buffalo leading 82 alleys. Local standings list five events with top scorers scattered among Chicago Burlington Virginia and Michigan entrants.
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Exhibition Notes Across Spring Camps
The wire reports show managers reporting on camp progress at multiple sites. Carl Mays Fred Pitz simmays Andy Resse are nearing return while Joe toCarthy’s Cubs wrestle with a shaky pitching staff.
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Bowling results from Waterloo and Elks alleys leagues
In Commercial league at Waterloo, Bowling Diamond Jacs took two of three from St Marys with Bills posting a 200 game for high score. In Elks league, Conrys won two of three over Tiedemanns and Howards swept Harwichs three straight. Rotary league saw Ralstons win three straight over Silvers and Witty’s squad take two of three from Simons bays. Here are the scores Totary.
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Reinbeck Quintet Ranked One of State's Best
The Reinbeck high school basketball team earned a state tournament berth in Iowa City after winning the district title in Reinbeck last weekend. Led by Benda and Meewes, Reinbeck defeated Clinton, Dubuque, Grant High, and Lowden, with key victories over fast statewide squads. Relybeck meets Applington in the opening round of a round robin state tourney.
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Grundy County
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Waterloo
Eight Major League Clubs Name Field Captains
Major league teams split on captains for the new season with four naming captains and four undecided. Yankees Browns Indians and Red Sox reportedly without captains. Frankie Frisch and Jim Hottomtey among others handling lineup duties, while Wright and Evers receive surprise captaincies for Braves and Robins respectively.
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Evers
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Pittsburgh
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Cyclone Director Names Cards for Outdoor Athletics
Iowa State College releases spring schedules for track baseball and tennis. Director T N Metcalf announces Kansas Relays in Lawrence as the first outdoor test for the track team. Possible Drake baseball match signals first Iowa State Drake meeting. Details list events by date and location across Ames Lawrence Norman Manhattan and Lincoln with Drake Grinnell and Missouri appearing in multiple sports.
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Iowa to Send Large Contingent to Urbana Indoor Relay Carnival
Iowa State coach Bob Simpson weighs seven or more entrants from the Cyclones while Iowa plans a 14 or 15 man squad for Urbana. University of Iowa led by Canby the pole vaulter who set a world indoor mark, competes with Warne of Northwestern, Drake entries include Parks and Curry as sprinters, and the Illinois Relays loom as the Midwest indoor finale drawing top Big Ten talent.
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Underclass Quints Hold Lead After First Round Play
East and West High schools opened intra class basketball tournaments with early wins. West High Sophomores beat Seniors 16 to 7, Freshmen down Juniors 19 to 13. East High Junior majors edged Seniors 13 to 12 while Freshmen minors defeated Sophomore minors 41 to 14.
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Sixteen Quints Remain in Play for AAU Title
Kansas City March 13 Sixteen teams advance to the third round of the National AAU basketball tournament. The Southside Turners of Indianapolis upset St Joseph Hill Yards 26 to 22 in overtime. Los Angeles club of St Louis defeated Cudahy Athletic Club 11 to 16. Other scores include Cooks Kansas City 55 San Antonio Elks 21 Bowman Kansas City 91 Kansas City Life 20 Central Normal Danville Idaho 32 State Teachers Maryville Missouri St Tnatius College of San Francisco beat Slash Minneapolis by default. Henry Clothiers Victoria 37 Doane College Crete Nebraska 10
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Drury Falls to Oelwein Fighter in Fifth Round
Clyde Brury of Marshalltown Waterloo and Cedar Falls was halted in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout by Joe Thomas of Oelwein who claims the middleweight title. Brury endured early punishment before a short jaw hook felled him for the nine count and the referee stopped the fight.
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Schwartz Beats Belanger In Fast Flyweight Bout
Toronto March 13 Tory Schwartz world flyweight champion again turned back Albert Frenchy Belanger of Toronto in a swift clash. Schwartz earned the decision over Belanger, the Crandlam title holder, in a bout described as fast and closely contested.
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Belanger Repeats Victory Over Canadian in Coliseum Bout
Belanger wins a fast two round decision at the Coliseum, repeating a previous points victory over the Canadian fighter from about two months earlier.
Iowa Preps Enter Purple Tourney
Twelve state champions in track swimming and wrestling will compete when more than 700 prep athletes meet at Northwestern university indoor interscholastic meet March 22 23 Four state titleholders including Fort Dodge will participate in the mat tournament Wrestling entries are Ames Cherokee Cresco and Sac City Iowa
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