Spirit Lake and Ottumwa Vie for State Hoops Title
In Iowa high school tourney action, Spirit Lake and Ottumwa meet in the final at the University of Iowa field house. Spirit Lake beat Sioux City North 24 14 last night, while Ottumwa edged Cedar Falls Teachers 29 28 to reach the finals. Dike rolled Chariton 49 10 in Consolation, as Dike and Chariton advance in earlier rounds.
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St Mary's Teams Win Girls League Basketball Games
St Mary's defeated Hinson's 20 to 43 as the Zippers beat EKresge's 48 to 8 and Telephone Office won over Lafareth 29 to 18 in YWCA and Playground Association sponsored girls league play at the YWCA gym. Ries starred for St Marys with 16 points while Herrick, Porter, Acke Erickson and others contributed for the winners.
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Boxing team coached by student wins Southern championship
Chapel Hill N C March 26 28 Nas Mist coached by a student and within three seasons of the sport's recognition won the Southern conference boxing championship. The team earned further invitation to the intercollegiate championship tournament at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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Illinois Central Shops meet Newell Independents on Tuesday
Illinois Central Shops basketball team, city champions, travel west to Newell to face the Newell Independents in a Tuesday game at Newell. Manager Fred Seidler will take eight players including the Sansone brothers Joe and Dan, the Gunstead brothers Leonard and Lawrence, Hostetler, Hulett, Reisner, and Seidler. Also scheduled is a game in Hast Bich Mhasium against Freeport shops on Wednesday March 28 following Freeport’s city independent title.
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Lawrence
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Reisner
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Joe Sansone
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Seidler
Freeport
Hottentot Quint Wins West High Basket Tourney
Hottentot basket team of West High won the all school championship in an overtime game yesterday afternoon, defeating the House of David outht. final score 2 to 17, with the Hottentots leading early and Payne scoring in the period.
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Oklahoma Aggies Mat Coach Never Was a Wrestler
Sulbest Okla Ma The kil C ga never was A WTAS he Jas coached bh tallege grapplers straight MIS sours and has de candidates for the beet ts Capt George mal A oA U and Valley Cerne on Nag 175 pounds The Ax hold this Nations AlN AL Ry team title t he next objective for Gallas with athletes is the Olympic sec ine ise here April 5 6 and 7 while in duly the Lea defends the team tiie and knle and tro eam mates for mnd avitual crowns at wiemale AL A U championships wh farand Rapids Mich That meet asa will be the final Olympic tryout and winning there undoubtedly PWH man the right topo to Amster dam.
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George Mal
Valley Cerne
Gallas
Knle
Wiemale
AL A. U
Farand Rapids
Mich
Asa
Amster
Gnagy Chosen West High Cage Captain for 1929
Harold Swede Gnagy longtime West High guard and versatile forward has been elected captain of the Old Rose basketball team for the 1928 29 season. A three year West High veteran and 46 point scorer, he succeeds Sid Stetzel and will be one of four letter men returning next season. West High finished with seven wins and three losses in the regular slate, with notable victories over New Hampton Vinton and La Porte before bowing to Teachers College High in the sectional.
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West High
Old Rose
Gnasy
Bill Pixley
H. A. Gnagy
Cedar Heights
Sid Stetzel
West
Moore
Watson
Waite
Teachers College High
Iowa City
New Hampton
Vinton
la Porte City
Eighteen Wrestlers Set for Final Trials at Iowa Meet
Eighteen competitors remain from an initial 67 entrants in the Midwest AAU championships and sectional Olympic trials in Iowa. Final Olympic trials in Grand Rapids Michigan this June will crown midwest champions in eight weights. Notable pairings include Jones of Cresco High School versus Weir of the University of Iowa in the 133-pound class, with finalists listed across weight divisions from 112 to heavyweight.
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Grand Rapids
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Iown State College
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Jones
Cresco Igi
Weir
Grappler
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Reinbeck
Holding
Iowa State
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Towa State
Grochawsky
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Towa Cit
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Cornell
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Only One Change Made Friday in A. B. C. Tourney
Kansas City March 37 cPi favorites from the east and middlewest generally were at forward in the American Bowling congress here yesterday, permitting dark horse entries to take most of the honors. Joe Willman 22 2 bowler was the only one to take ever first position in any of the four classes. He raised Lash to head the fall events displacing Buck ear old Caleago.
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Swing difference with two clubs in golf
Willie Ogg explains the swing remains essentially the same with a wooden club or a rake cleek. The ball position varies: cleek shots play the ball between the feet and tied to a poorer midline, while wooden club shots use a natural position with the left heel forward.
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New England
Chicago awarded 1929 tournament at congress convention
Flint of Chicago led since Sunday with 1,880 points. Gutman and Planer of Milwaukee moved into third with 1,218 while H. Rice and J. Kehm of Fort Dodge Ir. held fourth at 1,217. The 1929 tournament was awarded to Chicago at the annual congress convention yesterday.
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Planer
Milwaukee
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J. Kehm
Fort Dodge
Philippine Islands Enter Olympic Games in Track Events
Amsterdam March 17 The Netherlands Olympic committee announced that the Philippine Islands likely will participate in Olympic track and field events. West Palm Beach March 17 W R Heinie Manush may miss outfield duty for the St Louis Browns for a week due to a injured right arm. Beck and Wright, young right handers, were chosen to pitch for the Browns against the Newark Internationals. Humboldt stated some Peruvian Indians can follow a scent like dogs.
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Holland
Philippine Islands
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West Palm Beach
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Browns
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Humboldt
Could This Happen to You An Automobile Collision Lawsuit
An automobilist injured a man with his car. The injured man demanded $25,000 in damages and filed suit after attaching the driver’s bank account and property. The auto owner faced $15,009 in costs to remove the attachment, and a Travelers Automobile Policy could have avoided the dispute and expense.
Hillyards Bad Drubbing Waits A A U Finalists
Kansas City two teams from the Kansas City Athletic club and Cook Paint clash for the 1928 N A A U basketball title after Cook Paint crushed defending champions Hillyards 41 to 17 in the semifinal. Kansas City A G beat Sterling Milks 28 to 15 in the other semifinal.
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Oklahoma City
Layton Nears Second in Three-Cushion Meet
New York report from March 17 notes Johnny Layton, once with St. Louis, in second place in the American three-cushion billiard competition. The article records his standings and ongoing pursuit of a high finish in the meet.
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New York
CNS
Johnny Layton
St. Louis
Illinois Central Five Wing City Title Keeps Forfeit Victory
Illinois CentralShopmen retain city amateur championship for 1928 after forfeit over First Baptist Seniors. They had defeated two strong foes in the Playground association tournament at the Forum. First Baptist Intermediates beat John Deere 30 to 14, leading 18 to 2 at halftime. Other scores included Bachelors 24 First M E Intermediates 9 West Side Athletic Club 17 May's Independents 10 St Mark's Episcopal 27 Burton Avenue Baptist 17. Final day featured Jutor division matches and evening games including May's Independents vs First M B Intermediates and Co B vs Edison.
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Playground Association
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Bachelors
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Edison
Altstadt & Langlas
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