Northeast Iowa district basketball roundup shakes up semifinals
Reinbeck tops Cedar Rapids Washington 19 to 17 and Mason City narrowly defeats West High 11 to 13 in first round action. Monticello defeats Decorah 23 to 15 while Old Rose and Black fall to Mason City in a late thriller with Foster scoring the winning basket.
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West High
Iowa
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Foster
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Rosemen
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Davis
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Cagers
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Selziatt
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Fale
Jara
Waterloo
Washington High
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Novak
Juer
Robinson
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Suard
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Uridil
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Thedens
Meewers
Cedar Falls
Hoyman
Messenger
Yogi Im
Boeeais
Romine
Hitchcock
Borels
Bienat Maan Robinson
Herman
Bi Meewers
Mine
Monticello Cagers
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Monticello
Siso
Waterloo Bowling Leads Tie For First In City League
Waterloo Clothing and Dotson bowlers tied for first after beating Tribune Press in two of three at Waterloo alleys. A Manahi posted high single of 282 as Agaard rolled 208 for high game in the Commercial League match. Final scores included 373 totals for Waterloo Clothing and 977 for Tribune Press as teams vie for prize money and standings.
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Tribune Press
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Inures
Tribune Preas
A. McFarlane
Lindner
Sea
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Tatas
Black
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Northwestern wrestlers lead Western meet finals action
OWA SPORT SHORTS notes Northwestern entries in the Western Conference track and boxing events. Brookins Coulter and Morrow reached finals. Brookins was third in hurdles, Covi finished in the 449 event, Morrow in the naif. Rock Island bouts featured Farson and Moody. Johnny Showers scored a first round KO over Mickes. Grinnell College prepares for the twelfth interscholastic track meet, with tennis and ROI contests added next year. Local promoters tout plans for Fort Dodge fights including Tens Des Moines and Mahoney in eight rounds.
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Feira University
Ames
Brookins
Coulter
Morrow
Covi
Naif
Ravenport
Sailor Farson
Motine
Water Moody
Rock
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Seatier
Johnny Showers
Kia" Mickes
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Fort Delee
Promise & Zomt Iill
Apaanes
Marely
Lanbert
St. Panui
Joe O'Mara
Chiaro
Ty Tens
Des M
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Rey Mahoney
Fort Dodge
Peter iWerman
Des Moines
Meromnd
Gannon Targets Bush in Milwaukee Pre-Fight Scrutiny
Veteran lightweights Gannon and Bush brace for a 126 pound showdown after Gannon touts tough build and sparring with top names. Harris looks in top form at 129, while Gentle trains quietly aiming for a Harris rematch. A recent Gibbe Gazette report praised a close 10 round exhibition between Rollinger and Strong.
Bowlers Clash in Whiteside Alleys Five-Game Match
Tom Buchanan and A BR Johnson led a closely contested five game match at Whiteside alleys with Johnson edging Buchanan by one win as total pins reached 1 002 to 1 001 Johnson posted 174 195 232 5 215 103 while Buchanan added 185 189 226 198 204 Dr W B Small notched two tough splits in Rotary League action Dinty Moore missed a near perfect 268 at White Side Alleys and local winners collected dollar prizes Malden Fifield McGill praised for 280 potential score Brown led a surprise 217 and Loop recruit Mackey rolled 1031 for five games Waterloos Jack Bruna hit 258 at Waterloo alleys and Budack Sausage offered five pounds for high single A Manahi stood second in Tri State all events Ed McFarlane high three in City league while Waterloo team led the Tri State event with 2893 and Manahi 1748 in all events McFarlane sits seventh in singles with 673.
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Cedar Falls Cage Five Wins in State Tourney
Des Moines March 15 Iowa State Teachers College freshman basketball team entered from Waterloo outclassed Muscatine in the first game of the state amateur cage meet here yesterday afternoon and won by a score of 43 to 13 The Tutor aggregation is regarded as one of the strongest in the tournament.
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Des Moines
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Waterloo
Muscatine
Tutors Trackmen Answer First Call
Catar Fails March 15 seven five track aspirants signed up to take track work under Coach Bender for the spring term which opened Thursday. He announced that track work would begin immediately as eliminations for the home meet early next month approach. Many signees have no prior experience and may fill regular spots on the team alongside letter men including Captain Wison Ira Perry Bert Nan De Brink Fottral Ehrhart Gatramoni and Bassier who reported and can work today on the inside track. Frank A Fleming of Champaign representing the Hamilton club at Chicago won the national amateur three cushion billiard championships defeating Dr. Andrew Harris of Chicago and becoming the first to hold the title twice with a previous win in 1899.
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Frank A. Fleming
Champaign
Hamilton Club
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World record set in 500 meter invitational race
New York athlete Ray Star set a world best time of 4 0135 in the 500 meter invitational. Contender Tommy Glib was noted alongside Princeton rival Jack Moore and Syracuse’s John Hawking. Princeton sophomore broke the Intercollegiate 440 hard swim record in a meet with Princeton on Chicago. Arson suspect Alc Milwan defeated Walter Moo Neck Tsland in a six-round match at Rock Island. Larson and Moody had a five round result with four draws. The Man From Wse Iroing play continues at the Valage tomorrow.
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Ray Star
Tommy Glib
Jack Moore
Princeton
Xi.j
John Hawking
Syracuse
Chicago
Trnate Goozeman
Ikee
O Sh e a in Florida as Reds send ball camp notes
An envelope from Johnny O S h e a in Orlando contains his taunting letter to a Waterloo scribe while the Reds train in Florida with Cincinnati. The missive mentions Pat Moran s death, Florida sun, and club mood, noting Cox and Mays plus trials for Janesko and others as Bonaparte players reach toward pro ranks.
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Florida
Pat Moran
Reds
Cincinnati
Belting Named Physical Education Head at Iowa University
Dr Paul J Belting is appointed Professor of physical education for men and women at the University of Iowa and will assume duties near semester end after finishing at the University of Illinois. His direction unites the physical education and athletics departments under a new Plaza initiative, boosting intramural and intercollegiate programs and advancing the coaching school.
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Iowa City
iPaul J. Belting
University of Iowa
University Oflinois
Walter A. Jassup
Department of Athletics
Belting
Hart Blue to fight another day after Cedar Rapids scrap
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Hart Blue sustained an injury delaying a rematch with Jack Duffy. Local bettors wagered heavily on Duffy, who failed to KO Blue. other touted opponents mentioned include Jack Malone and Eddie Morres, with Gans touted as a possible foe after recent wins in the region.
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Big Tight Hang
Duck Duffy
Cedar Rapids
Bart Blue
Waterloo
Hart Blue
Jack Duffy
Duffy
Mike McTigue
Bar Blue
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Chicago
Jack Stone
New York
Columbus
Eddie Morres
Sioux City
Dape
Bago Joe Gans
Gans
Alex Fidler
Hart Blue Here
Glenn Milligan
Gedar Rapids
East High Cagers Triumph in Cornell Joust Start
East High defeated Hubbard 47 to 8 in the Cornell college invitation prep tourney at Mount Vernon Iowa. Winstetler led with five field goals and a free throw while Kipp Raymond and Ward added four each. Hast Wigh faces Grant Vocational at 2 pm.
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Cornell College
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Ward
Grant Vocational
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
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Springville
Reinbeck Boy to Lead Cornell Baseball. Rasch Elected Captain
Leonard Bieber of Reinbeck named Cornell baseball captain after a vote by lettermen. Fargher not seeking reelection. Bieber, a three year letterman and former freshman, will also play shortstop and third base. Warren Rasch of Rockford High School elected basketball captain for 1925 season after strong scoring, illness, and injuries affected play this year.
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Cornell
Leonard Bieber
Reinbeck
Fargher
Bieber
Warren Rasch
Cor Neil
Rasch
Whitboind
Coluwn
Remiine Pipers
Kasch
Rockford
Tes
Butler College Plays Kansas City For Basket Title
Butler college of Indianapolis faces Kansas City Athletic Club in the final for the National A A U basketball title. The winner will claim the championship after Butler defeated the Hillyards of St. Joseph and toppled the only team to beat the K C club in two years. Osage Banker Resigns. P D Sweeney resigns as cashier of Mitchell County Savings Bank and plans to move May 1 to Peoria to join Sweeney Gasoline and Oil Co. Also noted is a study of convicts at Auburn State Prison showing two thirds had juvenile institutional backgrounds.
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Butler College of Indianapolis
Kansas City Athletic Club
Hillyards
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OSAGE
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Peoria
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Sweeney Gasoline & Oil Co
Auburn State Prison
Training Camps Chilly Yet Open for Exhibition Games
Chicago Nationals aim to rebound from yesterday's loss to Los Angeles Pacific Coast team as Babe Ruth returns to Yankee uniform and Bob Meusel joins to organize the Yankees in Sarasota. Injuries loom for Braves outfielder Gus Felix awaiting appendicitis decision while Ira Flagstead and Bill Piercy join Boston in San Antonio. Indians rout Flannigans 7 to 0 at Clearwater and Reds veterans meet the Colts in Orlando practice context.
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Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles
Pacific ‘Coast
Teague
Florida
Winter Haven
Senators
Brooklyn Nationals
Clearwater
Yankees
New Orleans
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
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Mla
Gus Felix
Braves
Anager Fohl
Boston Americans
San Antonio
Ira Flagstead
Bill Piercy
Cleveland Indians
Flannigans
Cincinnati Reds
Orlands
Pia
Dempsey Throws Cold Water On Gibbons Return Talk
Butte Mont March 135 Tom Gibbons must conquer all rivals or settle with Middles Weight Champion Harry Greb before any promoter can arrange a world heavyweight title rematch with Jack Dempsey. Dempsey spoke at a dinner about why the proposed bout with Gibbons was called off and warned another challenge would require promoter confidence in Tommy being the logical top man.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Harry Greb
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Fon J
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Shelay
Tommy
Tans
Chicago Basket Team Seeks Big Ten Title at Wisconsin
The Chicago basketball team arrives in Madison, prepared to face Wisconsin in a decisive final clash of the season. A victory would give Chicago the Big Ten championship, while a Wisconsin win would force a three way tie for first.
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Madison
Wis
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Badgers
Ma.roons
Illinois
Badseers
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Purdue
Indiana
Illini
Scores in high school basketball tourneys at Spirit Lake
First round results include Laurens 2 Goldfield 7 Spirit Lake 25 Paulina 16 Nevada 49, Tentiove a Sioux City 1 Hort Dodza 19 at Council Bluffs. Greenfield 38 Shelby 19 Arispe 1 Red Oak 2 Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs TB Osceola 18 Valley Junction bye at Ottumwa First round Fairfield 23 Fort Madison Centerville 22 Newton &
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