Second Round of Grade School Meet Ends
Saturday's grade school basketball results list Hawthorne over Edison 8 to 0 and Washington Episcopal? Irving with wide margins. Alcott starred for Alcott in a close win over Grant, while Washington defeated Washington Irving. Hawthorne dominated Edison with a full roster and no scoring by Edison. Third round set for next Saturday as stronger teams face off for Courier cup honors.
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Penny
Alcott
Whale
Bandfield
Grant
Washington
Washinglton Irving
Hoppes
Cherrybrees
Aid Hanson
Canter
Hawthorne
Waterloo
Wauch
Lafayette
John Fiske
McBinds
Mawthorne
Kreuger
Krage
Boomer
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Aldrich
Edison
Risley
Walker
Munger
Carr
Buckley
Katz
Buckler
Mehl
Hopes
Hanson
Torelett
Brand
Washington Trving
Milner
Fay
Ligge
Misner
Daris
Quarts
Yeanson
Miller
Fay J. Alcott
Parker
Larson
Wrudgson
Bendfield
Grant—waite
Gelder
Calleas
Howard and Speicher
Pennys
Bangfield
Grandfield
White
High School Field and Track Meet at Iowa City May 3
Eleventh annual inter scholastic meet set for May 3 at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Open to all accredited state high schools with medals for top four in events, alumni cup to top school, and a second cup for top individual point winner. Events include sprints, distance, hurdles, relays, jumps, discus, and shot put.
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Iowa City
At University of Iowa
Des Moines
Boxers Clash Tonight at the Waterloo Theatre
Boxers arrive in the city for the Waterloo bout headlined by Tommy Comiskey of St Paul and Kid Adair of Cincinnati. Chicago’s Jack Duffy and Milwaukee’s Jack Hughes also feature, with Babe Meanor promoting. Caponi, a young local fan favorite, joins the undercard after recent overseas experience.
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Waterloo
Tommy Comiskey
St. Paul
Kid” Adair
Cclwein
Jack Duffy
Chicago
Jack Hughes
Milwaukee
Hughes
Duffy
Comiskey
Ade
Adair
Harry Koch
Babe” Meanor
Rock Island
Koch
Tony Caponi
Johnny Dunudee
Babe Meanor
Tony
Spencer Wins Northwestern Iowa Basketball Title at Sioux City
Spencer defeated Laverne 22 to 11 in the northwestern Iowa tournament final at Morningside College, earning the sectional state title. They previously beat Mordale, Battle Creek, Correctionville, and Sioux Center, which had pursued the final cup leg but deferred to Ames.
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Sioux City
Spencer
Laverne
Northwestern Iowa
Morningside College
Mordale
Battle Creek
Correctionville
Sioux Center
Bt Morningside
Ames
Women May Swim in Y M C A Pool
A women’s swimming class meets weekly at the Y M C A pool with Mrs. Crecelius and Mrs. Bry in charge, teaching diving and racing strokes. Members pay a small pool fee for access.
Towa Heats Up Iowa Boxing Statewide Show Tonight
Frank Lake of Sioux City backs a boxing bill to legalize and regulate the sport in Iowa as major shows roll out tonight. In Cedar Rapids Hughes Duffy headline a busy card with 30 rounds across bouts including Comiskey vs Ade. Des Moines features Hanlon Cole and Thorpe in a 10 round main, with 26 more rounds on the slate. Boxing grows popular statewide, justifying a strong state boxing commission to guard fans from sharks.
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Frank Lake
Sioux City
Iowa
Hughes-Duffy
Mill
Comiskey
Matt Ade
Cedar Rapids
Stockyards
Tommy Murphy
Chicago
Tonnotcher
Sailor Hirsch
Hope Tn
Frankin Whitney
Des Moines
Jimmy Hanlon
Denver
Cole
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Teachers Start Baseball Today at Cedar Walls Campus
March 27 report shows Teachers College beginning spring training with over half the regulars absent. Coach Glasener plans to field a solid team around veterans, with Speedy Torgerson returning but without his bat. Stranskov and Jorgensen starred in prior seasons, fast material needed from new enrollment to fill gaps.
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Torgerson
Stranskov
Jorgensen
Bud McKinsky
Leaders’ High
Brandenburg
Dickinson
James
Fasteman
Franklin
Cowan
Methfessel
Berry
Family Horse Is Track Sensation And Makes Money
Ohio light harnessmen plan a public subscription to build a lasting monument for Major Mallow 2 03 1 4 at Washington D C Ohio. The famous standard bred pacer rose from runt to champion, earning thousands yearly and setting numerous half mile track records.
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Ohio
Major Mallow
Fair Grounds
Washington, D. H
Major Matlow
Maine
California
Robinson Crusoe
Board of Trade
Httle
Ohio Village
Major
Young Mallow
Dobbin
Wirte
Ohie
Dan Patch
Business Men to Play in Dubuque
Waterloo business men's volleyball team travels to Dubuque on Thursday to face the local business men. After a one sided win over Charles City, the Waterloo squad prepares for the second away game featuring out of town rivals. Athletic director Jack Skein reports a growing interest and a special class, with players like C. C. Lamson Dr. F C Liffring New Wyant MC Coburn Charles Van Vieck and Jack Skein helping wake up the team.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Charles City
Jack Skein
Bowling News Preview on American Bowling Congress action
Three champions will compete on today's alleys at the American Bowling Congress event. Charles Styles of Detroit heads into doubles and singles after winning the Cincinnati individual division. Harry Steers and Fred Thoma, last year’s two men title holders, are slated to bowl alongside the Potter Shoe team from Cincinnati, winner of first place Saturday night with 2,922. Major leaders are listed in five man, doubles, and individuals with names across Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Toledo. Farmers urged to secure income records for 1919 via a blank book and rules primer from Waterlog Evening Courier.
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iBy
Associated Press
Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Charles Styles
Detroit
Cincinnati
Harry Steers
Fred Thoma
Mineralites of Chicagie Potter Shoe
Frst
Paice
Porter Shoe
Cincinnati - Marott Shoe Shop
Indianapolis
Wetterman
Cin
Moses
Hagerty
Legacy of Sullivan and the Golden Age of boxing
A retrospective on John L Sullivan and early heavyweights traces his rise from sparring to megastardom. It recalls fierce clashes with Jem Smith, Corbett, and McGovern, the era’s rivalries, Sullivan’s decline, and his 1907 temperance turn before dying in North Abington.
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Sullivan
England
Prince of Wales
Edward the Seventh
John
Prince
Boston
National Sporting Club
Jem Smith
Charman
Corbett
John Barleycorn
North Abington
Mass
America
Terry Nies
Terry
Tuckahoe
Fort Dodge Wins Title At Ames In Invitation Meet
Fort Dodge defeats Council Bluffs 16 to 11 on the Ames floor to lay claim to the mythical state basketball title. Funk and Rabkin starred for Fort Dodge as Council Bluffs led most of the game before a late rally decided the outcome. Cedar Rapids defeated by Fort Dodge for third place with a 9 to 7 score.
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Ames
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodges
Fort Dodge
Dodgers
Funk
Rankin
Althe
Forward
Rabkin
Smith
Christensen
Council
Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
West High Seniors to Play All School Basketball Stars
West High seniors issued a defy to the rest of the school and will face an all star cast chosen from the student body in a Wednesday night basketball game. The seniors include regular team members and several added players and have been practicing at the school gym in preparation to prove their challenge.
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West High
Lneup
Hinkle to Lead 1920 Chicago Basketball Team Again
Paul Hinkle of the University of Chicago will captain the 1920 Maroon quintet, a unanimous choice and the first Chicago figure in a decade to serve consecutive captaincies. Chicago finished second in the Western Conference, with a 10-2 record. Joe Jenkins of the Chicago Americans expects to return from Germany April 1 and join the team in Texas. Boxers and baseball figures are also noted, including Eddie Coulon planning a London bout with HM Wilde, and a quip about a notorious old baseball tale involving Kittridge and a star pitcher. A Missouri boxing bill advances, creating a three-member athletic commission with 15-round limits and a 7% gross receipts tax. The item ends with a brief, unrelated note about the death of Jack Dempsey’s era.
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Paul
Hinkle
University of Chicago
Chicago
Maroon
Joe Jenkins
Chicago Americans
Germany
Army of Occupation
America
Charles A. Comisker
Starce
Texas
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