Iowa City Players Land All Star Berth In State Tourney
Ames March 19 Walter Camp style selections name two Iowa City stars among first team forwards Green Mount Pleasant and Dorner Iowa City with Pitsor Fort Dodge shifted to guard after stellar tourney performance. Local coaches officials and press weighed players from Friday preliminaries to Friday finals shaping the all Iowa high school first team.
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Iowa City
Green
Mount Pleasant
Yarner
Ronyatind Tewit
Barton
Neshua
Aunt Pleas Smith
Stu Vonzer
Nu Teapig
Rott of Honor
Jixr
Hbarker
Manne Pleasant
Porwirt Kioes
Forwarth Hollenwerk
Sionx City
Fiesler
Iowa City Guard Civic
Indianola
Seemann
Sioux City
Ames
Walter Camp
Iowa
New Haven
F H. C. Quigher
Walter
Pitsor
Fort Dodge
Reateree Quigley
Fstead
Mount Pleasanut
Dorner
Fisher Defeats Hilleter To Win Lightweight Crown
In St Louis, Jack Fisher of Dallas Texas won two straight falls over John Hilleter of Toledo Ohio to claim the lightweight championship. Bowling leaders at Grand Rapids Michigan show Kirk Brothers Chicago leading five-man teams with 3 061 pins. McCaughan Peachey of Indianapolis tops doubles with 1 814 and O Karlueck Rochester leads individuals with 695. St Paul adds Lame Kirby as outfielder after purchase from Little Rock in the Southern association.
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Chicago
Jack Fisher
Dallas
Tex
John Hilleter
Toldo, O
St Louis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kirk Brothers
McCaughan-Peachey
Indianapolis
O. Karlueck
Rochester
St. Pac
St. Paul American Association
Lame Kirby
Little Rock
Southern Association
Risberg Roasted by White Sox in Training Camp
Chicago Americans recruit Swede Risberg, hailed as a top prospect, dazzles at shortstop in White Sox camp in Waxahachie Texas after being purchased from Vernon of the Pacific Coast League. Detroit manager Jennings fumes over high salary demands as he notes Vitt’s mixed potential and limited hitting.
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Bimneral Wells
Tex
Chhcatiga
Risbearg
Infelder
Chicago Americans
Welshman
Chicago Nationals
Risbere
White Sox
Rowland
Vernon Club
Pacific Coast
Waxahachie
Texas
Jennings
Detroit Americans
Vitt
Hughey
Detroit
Tiger
Caddock Stecher Bout To Be Great Battle
Omaha on Easter Monday April 9 will host a world championship wrestling match with Earl Caddock of Anita Iowa vs Joe Stecher of Rogge Neb. Promoter Gene Melody reports pre sold seats surpass 2000 from Iowa fans, predicting a clash of speed and power with Gotch training Caddock to peak for the bout.
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Omaha
Frank Gotrch
Earl Caddock
Anita la
Joe Stecher
Rogge
Neb
Gene Melody
Dotalon FP
Towa
Frank Gotch
Anita Boy
Gotch
Tauteht
Caddock
John Olio
Stecher
Stect
Itv
Lwalghie
Mount Pleasant Wins State Title in High School Basketball
Mount Pleasant defeated Iowa City 28 to 24 to claim the state championship in Ames Iowa. Riero Green starred for Mount Pleasant, drawing praise for his decisive play with Captain Marshbarger as key support. Marshalltown took third place by beating Indianola 16 to 12 in the consolation game.
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State Gym
Ames
Mount Pleasant
Iowa City
Ricco Green
Lad Green
Marshbarger
Darner
Kiloos
Watters
Konvailaka
Lawa City Five
Green
Towa City
Indianola
Londos Defeats Henderson In Grappling Showdown
Jimmy Londos of San Francisco, holder of the light heavyweight title, defeated Mort Henderson of Altoona, Pa., in straight falls at the Auditorium. The Greek champion dominated with a sequence of holds including the famous toe hold, prevailing after a tense, tactical struggle.
Willard-Fulton clash eyed to decide crown defense
Gopher giant Fulton presses for title change and a ten day clause to fight Willard. Fulton argues Willard dodges rivals while promising a bout to determine the heavyweight champion. Chicago meanwhile crowns an amateur ace and local rail debates surface in broader notes.
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H.C. Hamilton
New York
Fulton
Minnesota
Sam Hill
Jess Willard
Filton
Willard
Ife
Jack Johnson
Rio Grande
Johnson
Fatlon
Tite
Kansan
Jess
Fred Fulton
Waterloo Baseball Stock Sale Campaign Aims to Finance Club
Directors of the Waterloo baseball association met at the Commercial club rooms and outlined an aggressive stock sale campaign. The goal is to raise 7,009 dollars to solidify the club finances as labor unions and fans participate, with manager Egan lining up a team for the season and players reporting around April 10 to 15.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
Loreal
Uigan
Egan
John Westerwick
Waterloo
Lawrence
Highland Park College
Lowrey
Clear Lake
Wis
City Tax Share Recorded for February Collections
City Treasurer W. H. Bruwn received 10580 dollars as the city's February tax share. Of this, 2310 goes to the general fund and the remainder is distributed to various bonds and funds including sewer, library, parks, roads, water and bridge bonds, and special levies as listed in the journal. Card of Thanks follows for mourners and helpers.
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W. H. Bruwn
East Park
West Park
River Front Commission
East Resa Ee
West Road
East Sanitary
West Sanitary
Track Work 10 Tart at West High
West High tracks is set to field a strong squad with Preferson and Peterson among top hopes in quarter mile and sprint events. Howard Ferguson Vaughn Miller and Whit tle guide a 20 man group aiming for Drake relay and Cornell college meets. Mathewson opposes drill while Tener backs preparedness plan.
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Martin Holder
Ross Joe Manning
Earnest Henderson
West
Des Moines
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
West High
Glen Whittle
Payson Peterson
Peterson
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Anamosa Journal
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