Ames grappler captures honors in Western Intercollegiate meet
Madison Wis March 20 Ames grappler captures honors at the Western Intercollegiate Wrestling Assocation meet winning three bouts and drawing once. Wrestlers from Purdue Chicago Wisconsin Indiana and Ames secured varied placements with Bowen and Sweeney among finalists and Troutman winning a bout in the 76 pound class.
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Hatowski
Chicago
Iaetra Bowen
Town
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Gowen
Marter
Ohio
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Thomas
Nebraska
Dye
Templin
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Lucas
Indiana
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Sarpol
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Hawkeye Nine to Play Four Games Away from Home
Hawkeye baseball schedule opens with four road games in Big Ten. Iowa travels to Evanston April 22 to face Northwestern, then goes to Urbana April 29 to meet Illinois, Lafayette April 8 to play Purdue, and May 4 to visit Ann Arbor for Michigan. Coaches expect a fast but improving squad despite cautious optimism.
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Soio Ann
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Bieber Reinbeck Elected Captain of Cornell Five
Mount Vernon March 24 Leonard Hieber a sophomore at Cornell college will pilot the 1922 Cornell basketball quintet as a result of an election. Bieber’s election to captain comes after a successful season as running guard for a team that has played fast basketball in the central states. With 106 experienced men led by Nagle Maragher and Whirwin, Captain Brewer may place the 1922 team high in the Midwest conference race. Others expected to report in the fall include Paulson Weigley Kennedy Bolton Hines and Alan Kidder along with freshmen. Captain Miller guard and Ensign center are the only players to be lost through graduation.
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Leonard Hieber
Cornell Coliese
Reinbee
Cornell
Y Bieber
Catain
Central States
Nagle
Maragher
Whirwin
Brewer
Paulson
Weigley
Kennedy
Bolton
Hines
Ual Kidder
Miller
A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A satirical piece argues that Congress serves private interests while its members attend ceremonies and perform public duties. It contrasts constitutional founders with contemporary representatives, noting party loyalty, rituals, and symbolic acts like seed gifts.
Birch to referee 0 Hig Ten games
Frank Birch of Cedar Falls will referee five Big Ten football games this season per the Western Conference officials list. His assignments include Purdue at Chicago October 21, Purdue at Iowa November 11, Wisconsin at Ohio State November 18, Iowa at Ohio State November 25, and Minnesota at Wisconsin October 14, with two open dates October 14 and November 4.
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Burman and Smith Battle for Bantam Title Shot
New York March 29 Toe Burman of Chicago and Midget Smith clash at Madison Square Garden for the right to face Johnny Buff for the bantamweight title. The winner earns a logical challenger to the bantamweight champion as the arena plans circus attractions afterward.
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Toe Burman
Chicago
Midget Smith
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Buff
Garden
Cutrile Jakes Sets 1000 Yard Record in Foggy Meet
Buffalo on March 2 Hal Cuthill captain of the Heston ALA track team lowered both indoor and outdoor world marks for the 1000-yard run at the One Hundred Seventy Fourth Regiment Armory. His time for the distance was 2:12. Cubitl previously held the indoor record and matched it in winning the National championship for the 1000-yard run. Jose Ray of Chicago held the outdoor record at 2:12 255.
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N. Y
Hal Cuthill
PJ Parsons
Heston Ala
One Hundred Seventy- Fourth Regiment Armory
Rdss
Jose Ray
Chicago
Illinois Wins Big Ten Indoor Meet Setting Two Records
Illinois athletes sweep events at the twelfth annual Big Ten indoor track and field meet in Iowa City, breaking two records. R. A. Wharton of Illinois shatters the two mile mark in 9:41.4, while H. N. Yates and teammates set a new half mile standard. Brookins Iowa edges Ayers Illinois in a tight 50 yard dash, with Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa also placing in multiple events. The meet features top national contenders and marks in distance, sprints, hurdles, and field events.
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Orange and Hive
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Iowa
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Iinois
Sec Urgent
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Fies Hirt
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Thin
1. Brown
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Linois
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Lilinois
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McRiven
Smith
Gibson
Ken
Towa
Conn
Iehies
A Merrick
Leonard Stays Title at Stake in Fight with Johnny Clinton
New York on March 20 Benny Leonard world champion and Johnny Clinton New England title holder plan a ten round bout. The event is billed as an exhibition though Leonard says his title is at stake and the match will draw large crowds given both fighters popularity.
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Johnny Clinton
New York
Benny Leonard
New England
Jenet
Mulester Wins Coffroth Handicap at San Diego
R Allen's Mulester takes the $20,000 Coffroth Handicap in San Diego as the latest major race result. The report notes other scattered sports items including a soccer championship in St. Lewis, a Tampa baseball inspection plan, and a Cuban stake result.
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San Diego
Cal
R. Allen
Mulester
Paris
Des Moines Men to Appear in Bowling Tournament Tonight
Des Moines men join the American Bowling Congress tourney as J Knox of Philadelphia eyes a historic perfect score in doubles. Knox is scheduled for 3 40 p m shifts. Fort Wayne leads early, with a Des Moines five among entrants. notable teams include Lincoln Life Buffalo C Dévon F Degen and Ellis Holland Insurance in Des Moines.
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Chicago
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Ellis-Holland Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Kane
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
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C. Dévon-F. Degen
Buffalo
W" Lundgren
Loa
Kinsey brothers to play tennis in Honolulu tourney
Howard and Rovert Kinsey, former doubles champions in the Metropolitan district and on the Pacific coast, will sail March 29 for Honolulu to compete in the mid Pacific tournament and later tour islands giving exhibitions. The article notes ongoing indoor and ice skating championships with prominent entrants and events in Boston Milwaukee and at Castle ice gardens.
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Cal
Howard
Rovert . Kinsey
New York
Pacific Coast
Central California
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Islands
Boston
Longhwood Cricket Club
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Marion Ainderstein Tassip
Wilmington
Del
Barger-Wallach
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
Canada
Castle Ice Gardens
Gotham Teams Lose Their Pep In Spring Play
Chicago March 20. Exhibition games show major league contenders faltering as Giants Yankees and Cubs struggle. White Sox overpower Giants 12 to 6 in San Antonio. Cardinals beat Ruth led Yankees 13 to 10 in New Orleans. Brooklyn tops Louisville 3 to 0. Cubs win Vernon game 8 to ? with new players Statz and Miller. Cards beat Ruth twice. Hornsby collects seven hits in two games Roy.
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Gotham
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Yankees
Mr. Graw
McGraw
White Sox
San Antonio
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Ruths
Hoyts
Mays
St. Louis Cardinals
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Manhattan
Louisville Colonels
Reuther
Connie Mack
Eagle Pass
Cubs
Catalina Island
Killefer
Vernon
Statz
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Seguin
Tex
Nehf
Jess Barnes
Benton
Falk
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Cataline Island
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Bruins
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Babe Ruth
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Unclear text fragment involving baseball game notes
Fragmentary report mentions times for 16 runs and names Crawford Wines Miller Speaker Cleveland Indians and Poets Sree Redies with reference to recruiters and pitchers. Notes umpire Hedges of Dartmouth among rookies and box work, with officials and referee Birch.
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Wines Iry
Miller
Cleveland Indians
Sree Redies
Gurrent
Pullman
Birch
Hedges
Dartmouth
Cedar Rapids Triumph Over Mount Vernon In Iowa High School Final
Cedar Rapids high school defeated Mount Vernon 26 to 14 to win the Iowa University high school basketball tournament final. Don Vines led Cedar Rapids with 14 points, Marek and Barta also stood out, while Miller paced Mount Vernon’s scoring. About 1,500 fans watched the clean, hard contest as Cedar Rapids claimed Division A honors.
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Cedar Rapids High School
Iowa University
Mount Vernon
Don Vines
Marek
Barta
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Craw-fard
Hines
Yeisley
Roi
Barta Ag
Vernon
Current
AGL Jler
Tallman
Stockton
Bowman
Cornell College baseball prospects bright with eight veterans
Mount Vernon Iowa March 20 Prospects for an excellent baseball team at Cornell college were reported here by Athletic Director S W Finger to be very promising With eight veterans in the lineup and promising new material showing signs of reporting for practice the Cornell hopes are unusually bright The veterans include Ray Faragher Guilford Paulsen L Bieber J W Ensign H Sagle R Weislex and others New material features RK Schafer and VW Morrigan The schedule lists games against Ames Mount Vernon Grinnell Carleton and Dubuque among others The team is coached by Billy Blanch who brings semiprofessional experience This advertisement paid for by supporters of Judge John Gwynne
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
S. W. Finger
Cornell
Ray Faragher
Anamosa
Guilford Paulsen
Graetlinger
L. Bieber
Rainbeck
J. W. Ensign
Burlington
H. Sagle
Aurora
TIL
C. Miller
K. Kir
Vernon
Carleton
Northfeld
Dubtaque
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Billy Blanch
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