Illinois Central basketball team in Marshalltown state tourney
The Illinois Central squad from Waterloo, runnerup in city play, heads to Marshalltown for a state amateur tournament at the new $125000 coliseum. Ten men travel. first round at 8:30 pm Wednesday versus Toledo American Legion, with Laurel awaiting in the second round if they win.
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Qutnois Central
Marshalltown
Fredieldier
Toledo
Illinois Central
John Deere Tractor Company
Deeres
Seidler
Stewart Seidler
Joe Sansone
Hostetler
Gunstead
Laurel
Gauvier Special Services
Waterloo
Toledo American Legion
Central Town
Central Iowa
Gace College
Hubbard
Coe
Legionnaires
Otto
Stewart
Wolfe
Heimen
Waverly
Tournament Schedule Notes By George McManus Sibla
The tournament will be contained next Sunday but games may be played off during the week. The note attributes are uncertain. further context is needed to identify teams and locations.
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Sibla
Iowa grid hopefuls report for spring practice
In Iowa City on March 19 a group of 30 football aspirants reports daily to coach Burton A. Tagwersen at the University of Iowa for spring drills. Most won freshman numerals last fall.
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Towa City
INS
Burton A. Tagwersen
University of Towa
Harold McKain’s rise from Waterloo pitcher to White Sox draw
Harold McKain, once a Waterloo pitcher, rose to national attention after a Cleveland Decatur cover up and Landis ruling. The saga covers a failed 1926 Cleveland deal, a Decatur stint, a $500 fine, and McKain’s spring training with the White Sox as a top prospect and potential box office draw.
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Harold McKain
Basehall
Waterloo
Whitey
McRlain
Cleveland
Bill Evans
Indians
McKain
Decatur
K. M. Landis
White Sox
Chicago
Landis
Baseball Hoyle
Sox
Landis Weed
Wotmen Cae
Standard Oil Company
Fince Cobb
Speaker
Lloyd Waner signs but Paul seeks big money
San Francisco March 10. Lloyd Waner signed his 1929 contract after weeks as a holdout. He reportedly received about $10,000 less than the $15,000 asked. His brother Paul Waner remains unsigned and is said to want $20,000.
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San Francisco
U.P
Lloyd Waner
Young
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waner
Lloyd
Paul
Sail
East High poised for classic state meet showdown
East High of Sioux City seeks its second straight state final bid as it meets Ottumwa in a likely classic. Coach Lesila H. Davis relies on a balanced lineup with Browning Epstein Odell Knutson and versatile guard Hubbs, backed by Moore Goulding Blake Smith and Newman, all aiming to topple defending champions Ottumwa after a 19-1 start and a 695 point season.
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Sioux City
East High School
Inwa City
East High
Ottumwa
Hast
Ellsworth
Hamilton County
Davenport
Iowa
Althe East
Lincoln
Neb
East
Lesila H. Davis
Morningside
Browning
Epstein
Odell
Knutson
Bub Hubbs
Moore
Goulding
Blake
Smith
Newman
Davis
Odell and Knutson
Young contest at Dike falls short in semi finals
The Dike team, aged 4 to 15, lost in the semi finals to Spirit Lake by 21 to 14. Knutson replaced Koberg in the lineup as Hubbs succeeds Walle Hotter at guard. Browning Epstein and Odell gained real tournament experience.
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Voung
Dike
Spirit Lake
Knutson
Koberg
Hubbs
Walle Hotter
Browning
Epstein
Odell
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT A P R S PUNCHES AND DECISIONS
AP reports a night of boxing across multiple cities with several notable results. Nando Lassie beat George Courtney in Italy. Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed Leo Lomek in New York. Pinkle Kaufman stopped King Tut in Hartford. Kid Chocolate stopped Cube in Buffalo. Corbett and Cuthbert drew in London. Eddie Shea outpointed Lou Bloom in Chicago. Husky Graham defeated Eddie O'Dowd in Utica.
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Associated Press
New York
Nando ‘Lassi
Italy
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Maxie Rosenbloom
Leo Lomek
Aberdeen
Wash
Pinkle Kaufman
Hartford
Conn
King Tut
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Kid Chocolate
Cube
Stoppe al Rackow
London
Harry Corbett
England
Johnny Cuthbert
Drew
Columbus
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Lou Bloom
Cincinnati
Husky Graham
Utica
No Y
Eddie O'Dowd
Floyd Man Leads Checker Players in County Meet 1
Floyd county checker tournament opens in Charles City with sixteen players named. Floyd’s A. G. Hinshaw leads after 36 games totalling 61 points. John Lidd and Erwin Larson tied for second with 18 points from 12 games.
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Floyd Man
Courter
Charles City
Floyd County Checker
PF. O. Tutui
Nora Springs
A. G. Hinshaw
Floyd
Harry Schrader
O. W. Robeson
CG. P. EN
Ross Allen
Budd
Myron Rodamaker
Carrville
John Lidd
George Wyatt
Erwin Larson
F. C. St
Hampton Trackmen Enter Iowa Relays
Hampton High school becomes first to nominate five men for the University of Iowa’s indoor track and field meet on April 6 in Iowa City. Invitations to 1,000 Midwestern high schools were sent to compete in the relay events.
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Towa City
Hampton High School
University of Iowa
Illinois Mermen Meet Iowa in Iowa City Showdown
Illinois undefeated swimming team travels to Iowa City to face the University of Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday night. The Hawkeyes have won three of four dual meets this season.
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Illine Mermen
Iowa
Iow City
Tllinois
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
First Round Volleyball Pairings Announced for Waterlou Tourney
Frank Kirkner of the YMCA announced 13 teams will enter a double elimination volleyball meet at East High and YMCA facilities in Waterloo. Class A and B games start tomorrow with Waverly, Traer, Decorah, Waterloo, Arlington and Dubuque among the teams. Championship finals set for tomorrow night at East High with class B at 7 30 and class A at 8 30.
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Waterloo
Frank Kirkner
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Illinois Central Quintet
George McManus
Golly
Magagie
Ming Agin
Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Niggs
Duchess OF Mufflebury
Lions Club
Elks Alleys
Towne
Cop Stevenson
Thompson
A— Campbell
Rey Betles
Garrison
Dummier
Brown
Wagner Pepeee
Bummer
Totula
Hampton
Scene of Action
Chesterfield
Liccert& Myers Tosacco Co
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