Blue Breaks Paw and Battle with Kral Called Off
Promoters hoped Earl Blue and Frankie Kral would fight March 25 in Des Moines but Blue fractured his right hand in training. Gibbons announced the injury, delaying the Blue Kral bout. Gale Gorman may partner with Kral. Rollinger could headline May plans. Other bouts include Rand vs Gush and Conway vs Knipp with local interest high.
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Blue
Paw
Kral
Earl Blue
Frankie Kral
Mike Gibbons
Mr. Kral
Des Moines
Gibbons
Gorman
Gale Gorman
Ralph Alexander
Lou Bolinger
Pacific Coast
New York
Rollinger
Frankie Rand
Frankie
Rock Torch
Pickle Conway
Minneapolis
al Knipp
Jackie
Mason City
Minnesota
Two Local Athletes Earn Cage Letters at Iowa State
Aaron Miller and Harold Klingaman of Waterloo received basketball letters at Iowa State College on Saturday. Miller, a sophomore and West High 1923 captain, earned a major A for defensive merit as a guard on the Cyclone team. Klingaman, a substitute and sophomore, is hoped for a regular berth next season. The athletic council approved six major As and four winner wards this season.
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Waterloo
Iowa State
Aaron Miller
Harold Klingaman
Miller
Klinga
West High
Cyclone
Klingaman
Iowa State Athletic Council
Ottumwa
State Athletic Board
Iowa
Hawkeye Warehouse defeats Commercial National in league bowling match
Hawkeye Warehouse bowling team won two of three games against Commercial National Bank fives at Waterloo Alleys last night. Claus led with a 192 high game, and team totals show Claus 106 and 192, with Hester contributing notable scores.
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Hawkeye Warehouse
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
Claus
Hester Clas Eevee
Debunking Wildlife Myths From Common Fear to Facts
The writer argues popular myths about wild animals are unfounded. Wolves rarely attack humans, eagles do not abduct children, toads do not cause warts, catfish spines are not poisonous, and ostriches do not hide their heads. Birds and animals mostly avoid humans, using common sense.
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Bess
Cotamhaine
Donald Hough
Potpourri of Sports News and Saratoga Nominations
The column covers boxing talks between Harry Wills and Tommy Gibbons about a potential 1 round May 29 match in New York with assurances against a fall clash with Jack Dempsey. Navy football plans emphasize preventing goals, spring practice focused on punters under head coach Jack Owsley. Saratoga entries for 21 events open July 1 to Aug 29 draw 2,145 nominations from 14 owners, led by Harry Payne Whitney with 180 and Green Tree stable with 193. The Saratoga handicap field lists Ordinance, Sarazen, Ladkn, Chilhowen, Dunilin, Princess Doreen, Chacolee, Stifuius, Aga kan, Wise Counsellor, By W himself, Mad Play, and Sunsini.
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Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Payne Whitney
Green Tree Stable
Rancocds
W. S. Kilmer
Ordinance
Sarazen
Ladkn
Chilhowen
Dunilin
Princess Doreen
Chacolee
Stifuius
Agakan
Drake Glee Club to Appear at Palace Theatre Waverly IA
Drake Men's Glee Club will sing at Palace theatre in Waverly on Wednesday evening March 18 under Prof. Clifford Bloom. Vernon Hageman of Waverly is a member of the organization.
West High Eyes 1925 State Cage Title at Ottumwa
West High basketball faces the 1925 class A state tournament in Ottumwa, aiming to add the state crown to its district titles. Capt. Potter Sansone and guards Burgess Haselman lead a balanced lineup with strong guards and a long center, as they open against Spirit Lake, Osceola, and Oskaloosa in three sessions.
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West High
Ottumwa
Ralph Sarif
Capt
Pottar
Sansone
Burton
Burgess
Haselman
McGarvey
Grange
Sanbarn
Misner
McGowan
Des Moines
Gttunne
Sarff
C. C. Dunsmoor
OM Rose
Capt. Potter
Spirit Lake
Qsceola
Oskaloosa
Osceolla
Osceola
Sioux City
Mason City
Fairfield
Council Bluffs
Wrestlers Stecher and Guaridilli Battle Hour to a Draw
New York scene featured Joe Stecher former world champ and Renato Guaridilli wrestling an hour to a draw last night. Jim Loudos defeated Dan Koloff of Bulgaria in 60 minutes. Other bouts and results noted from Louisville to San Francisco with several draws and performances shaping amateur and professional wrestling chatter.
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New York
Joe Stecher
Renato Guaridilli
Jim Loudos
Dan Koloff
Bulgaria
Ivani Zalsin
George Walker
Canada
Louisville
Joe O'Mara
Chicago
Soldier Burk
Carter
Buck
Minneapolis
Man
St. Paul
United States Amateur Hockey Club
Peletisr
Abel
Saints
Wheeler
San Francisco
Cal
Charles Paddock
Loren A Lutchison
Japan
Hawaii
China
Europe
Stanford University
Brooktine
Women's indoor tennis doubles match elevates controversy
In a dense report from Baltimore, Edith Sigourney and May MacDonald faced Anne Owens Sandy and Louise Dixon in doubles as MacDonald collapsed during a singles clash. The text threads through boxing bout notes and film theater listings, with scattered names such as Stewart Greene of Ardsley New York and others, reflecting a chaotic sports and entertainment page.
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Edith Sigourney
May MacDonald
Anne
Sandy
Louise Dixon
Ment
Ghitago
Georges Carpantien
Sirpo
DesCamps
Flebo
Ermino Spalia
Wilkeshyyre
Tremaine
Ikes
Calvo
Aine
Pokio
Tiygos Wowers
Auinsemil Meéwetghit
Sailor Darden
New York
Weera
Phiadelphia
Lew ‘Pender
Philadelphia
Nate Goldman
Leo Gates
Tex McKwan
Canada
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham A. C
Sherry Shirley
Young Stribling
Georgia
Bat Reed
Columbus
Things Theatrical Returns to Stage Across Cities
Theatrical producer Teraver 4s presents It now at the Republic theatre York and near anniversary at Stulebaker theatre Chicago. Abte's Trish Rose plays Waterloo four days starting Thursday with a metropolitan cast including Mabel Korman Jacob Franks Earle Lamima Berta A aiden George Nathanson Harry Vokes Ben Hendricks Cary Gillen and a bridesmaids group. Thomas H. Tate's She Marriage Cheat a first National picture with noted punch opens at Crystal Theatre.
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Teraver
Republty Theatre
York
Stulebaker Theatre
Chicago
Abte
Trish Rose
Wotterloo Theatre
Marely Metropolitan All- Siac
Mabel Korman
Jacob Franks
Earle Lamima Berta
George Nathanson
Harry Vokes
Ben Hendricks
Cary Gillen
Bevy of
Prettyss
Waterloo- Theatre
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Iowa State College
Buck's Ag
Broadhurst
Bridge Street
Navy
Jack Owsley
Fele
DRAKE
Glee Club
Waverly
D. D
L. & J. Bank Bldg
Lowe
John: S. Bartley
OLD Rose
Frank Douma
Ottumwa High School
Kurtz-Reinhart Co. Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
South Sea Islands
Wray
Crystal Theatre
Heyt Gibaen
the Palace
Glidys Hulette
Gertrude Astor
Tully Marshaland
Walter Long
Universal Ranch Riders
Edward Sedgwick
Ifuot Bias
Palace Theatre
Finshea
U.S
Allewe
Flo Zlesfell
Cail Carroll
George White
Nazhmova
Amilton
Strand
London
Mova
Racter Thendter
Amy
Lilly
Limehouse
Fondun
Wildameson Brothers
Ae Han DA Theatre
Ibtood
Dia
J. Warren Kerrigan
Blood
Hin
Fockers
Smith
Nanoleen
Ce Plaza
Barney Hagan
Doris Tovell
Johnnie Walker
Rialto
Rialto Theatre
Thomas * H. Tate
Crystal Thetre
Beatty
Fables
Ben Turpin
John M
Franklin St
Hoot Gibson
Powder River
Hal Roach
Pathe
Johnny Walker
Harry
Ike’’ Evans
Vaudevil
Night Hawk Quartette
Eee
Easley
Bridge St
Aroel
Sar
Ean Paisa
Ries
Colleen Moore
Broken Wearts
Broadway
Ressell Howe Ter Wear Ohl Piano
Wizaril
Williamson Bros
WDAP
WEBH
Woc
WCCO
The
Percy Marmont
Leatrice Joy Adolphe Menjou
Sacred Heart
Mary Jane
Austroriium
Sacred Heart High School
Anne Nichols
Prichs
Bunday Mirlinee
Gotham
Earl Carroll
Mode
Paris
Mike Thie
Geo. R.tackson
Mar
Waterloo Theatre
Cemittante
Lax
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