Waterloo to Host Isaak Walton League Chapter
Reports indicate the Inglers' League is advancing in Waterloo with petitions circulated by local volunteers to form a chapter. The league outlines aims including promoting ethical angling, educating the public, supporting fishery laws, federal control of lakes, hatcheries, and stricter penalties for harming spawning beds.
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Isaak Walton League ‘of America
Waterloo
Jack Case
Eer
Cuiford Hallowell
C. A. West
Ernest Koepke
Irving Parker
J. O. Hartman
League
Fentieman
United States
American Fisherien Society
This Oil
National Federation of Angling Clubs
Inter Baseball Candidates Forced to Work Indoors
Cedar Falls Ja March snow covers the ball diamond delaying early practice as Town State Teachers coach Mendenhall conducts indoor workouts. About 50 men turned out for the first session. only three players return from last year led by Capt Waters Raider and Bud Mechinsky. Several new players appear with three or four new pitchers, though season plans remain incomplete with a timetable to be set soon.
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Cedar Falls
Dia Jond
Callese
Mendenhall
Waters
Raider
Bud” Mechinsky
Boxing card and golf tourney results from multiple cities
Detroit-Hob Sage defeated Padgett in 18 rounds while Arlos Fan beat Frankie Keough in a 16 round bout in New York. Other matches linked Williams Johnson at Yankee Stadium May 12 and a silver golf tourney final won by I. D. Chapman of Greenwich. Columbus businessmen plan to gain control of the Columbus American Association baseball club for about £125,000. United States Golf Association committee reportedly refused to reinstate George You Elm of Salt Lake City amid amateur status issues. Wallace: Thas Howard, a former major league player, noted in Me.
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Detroit
Hob Sage
Cowboy Padgett
Kansas City
Nice
Arlos Fan
Frankie Keough
New York
Jim Herman
Omaha
Jack McAuliffe
Willams-Johnson
Yankee Stadium
Pinehurst
N. C
I. DB
Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Columbus
Columbus American Association Baseball Club
United States Golf Association
George You Elm
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
Solomon’s judgment room baby split caper comic strip
In a raucous Solomon scene two feuding mothers fight over a baby as the judge contemplates a shocking half and half solution prompting crowd shouts and a crooked front page stunt. The melodrama ends with maternal insistence and comic chaos.
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Solomon
Pine Mothe
Izny
Jacob
Ives
Tapori
Roth
Thera
Sol
Golf Law Q and A on Fourball Stroke Rules
In a club foursome a ball stopped by an opponent in a fourball match was counted as out of play for the stopper’s team. The other ball was played from its resting position. A correct ruling requires recall only in certain formats. in fourball, misplayed strokes may be recalled only on the green. The piece requests official guidance from Innis Brown on how to handle a ball dislodged or struck from an out-of-turn play and how to treat unplayable balls and dislodged objects with no penalty.
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Curhar Plas
Hite Xide
Contenas
A. Bolg
Fm Mn
Leod
Innis Brown
Edilie Lees on keeping the club inside the line of flight
Edilie Lees stresses a four foot putt technique to bring the club inside the line of flight. He explains proper body rotation, arm radius, and club path to avoid spoiling the stroke with an early start or forward sway.
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Edilie Lees
Wearius
Tomercew
Jim Barnes
Bowling Training Camp at Whiteside Lanes
Rath's bowling watchers dominated Whiteside alleys with three wins each for teams No 1 6 and three other squads. Individual high honors went to Smith of team No 8 with 193. Multiple players exceeded the 150s across several lineups and totals reached high marks in mixed exhibitions.
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Rath
Whiteside
Smith
Schreiner
Ibs Flynn
BR. Rath
Paul Pscsey
Flanagan
Yy Hershberter
Harbin
Fes
Woods
Donnell ]Sproul
Seguin
Tex
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Avalon
Chicago Cubs
HaHa Eau
Los Angeles
Cubs
Simmons
Hero
Staner Jepi Hot Springs
Pirates
Broshe
Grost Parti Polyard Center
Jalatale Gta Eae
Madsen Fan
FBI Brody
TAT Dawes
Dodgers Develop Sweet Lot of Lads
Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson eyes rookie prospects to repeat 1922 training trip success. Four youths are favored for permanent club status, including infielders Bill Mullen and Stuff Stewart, with five young pitchers led by Dickerman and Vines competing for spots. Veteran hurlers Grimes Vance Cadore Mamaux Reuther Smith are being sharpened as the squad fills positions including first base and shortstop.
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Ky Gatcry Schumaker
Clternational
Clearwater
Wilbert Robinson
Manger
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dazzy Vance
Rere Grifth
Andy High
Decatur
Bill Mullen
Stuff Stewart
Mobile
Ala
Birmingham
Southern Association
Paul Schreiber
Charley Ollinger
Clarence Brown
Bob Vines
Leo Dickerman
Dickerman
Memphis
Brown
Schreiber
Vines
Bridgeport
Ollinger
Grimes
Vance
Cadore
Mamaux
Reuther
George Smith
Muelten
Stewart
Fred Schleibner
Little Rock
ATK
Fournier
Jimmy Johnston
Palst
Dodgers
Charfey
Hargraves
New Haven
Bernie Prep
Jack Coombs
Wargraves
Zach Taylor
Zach Wheat
Tom Griffith
Bert Griffith
Turner Barber
Bernie Neis
Giants and Yanks Favored to Repeat in Baseball Columns
The piece notes student bettors favor the New York Giants and New York Yankees to repeat as champions in their leagues. It cites additions like Jack Bentley and Jimmy O Connell boosting the Giants, predicts Pirates second, and mentions injuries to George Sisler raising Yankee bets amid early-season speculation.
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Hy Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Giants
Broadway
George Sigler
Browns
Jake’ Daubert
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Bentley
Jimmy O'Connell
Pirates
Reds
Yanks
New Orleans
Huggins
Sisler
Tournaments Crown State High School Basketball Champions
Across states many high school teams won state titles with finals in Indianapolis Fargo Stillwater Fitchburg Medford Salt Lake City and other locales. Notable victors include Osage in Iowa Lawrence Kansas Rockford Vincennes Fargo Stillwater Fitchburg Windsor and Springville. The first round drew 596 teams beginning March 2.
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Iowa
Altha
Waterloo
Osage
Kansas
Kansas City
Kean
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Wmnais
Villa Grove
Rockford
Vincennes High School
Indiana
Muncie
Indianapolis
North Dakota
Fargo High S
Mandan
Kange
Fargo
Stillwater
Sapulpa
Stiflwater
Fitchburg High
Fitchburg
Mass
New England
Medford
Southampton High
Tufts College
Salt Lake City
Windsor
Springville High
Utah
Boone Eyes State Tourney Bid for Next Year
Boone announces it has invited the Iowa State High School Athletic Association to host the second annual state high school basketball tournament here next year. The event was staged successfully last Friday and Saturday despite bad weather and no local high school representation. Large crowds attended.
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Boone
Iowa State High School Athletic Association
LargapLowns
Senior class to attend Drake relays in Des Moines
Little Sioux Iowa March 22 Superintendent R D Mowry a Drake university alumnus will take his entire senior class 13 members to the Drake relays at Des Moines April 27 and 28 They will depart after school Friday April 27 travel to Ames that night then to Des Moines Saturday and return when the meet ends
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Little Sioux
R. D. Mowry
Drake University
Des Moines
J. H. Hansen
Mowry
Ames
Canton man leads singles in American Howling Congress tournament
Canton, Ohio, K Schario tops the singles standings with a 695 total over games 244 208 and 243 in Milwaukee. Waukee duo Mueller Summers lead the two man event with 1273. Peoples Ice Cream of Chicago moves to fourth in the team event with 2873 as leaders include Peterson Wagner All-Stars and Inter Cities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
K. Schario
Canton
E. Mueller
F. Summers
Ali Waukee
Chicago
Peterson Ways
Wagner
Webner
Peterson
Peoples
Inter Cities
New York
Muelers
Summers
Mil
Freer-H. Sajac
Donen-G. Berkely
Eau Claire
J. Larson
Zeamon
EB. Lee
Milweaukee
W. Miller
Cincinnati
PB. Wehrmeister
W. Zimmerman
Pairings announced for Missouri Valley track meet
Kansas City March 22. Pairings for the four conference relays at the Missouri Valley track meet set for Saturday night were released. Matchups include Kansas Aggies vs Missouri, Nebraska vs Kansas, Drake vs Washington, and Grinnell vs Oklahoma with first place awarded for the fastest time as in the previous year.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Kansas Aggies
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
Drake University
Washington’ University
Grinnell
University of Oklahoma
Chicago Amateur Boxing Bouts Proceed Amid Injunction
Chicago Tribune reports the amateur boxing tournament ran into a second night with police interference blocked by an injunction. Thirty bouts were offered last night and tonight lightweights and welterweights compete. Wallace Huck, son of a former Illinois congressman, won a penalty at last night’s meet. He entered from Warren Avenue Congregational church.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune Athletic Association
Wallace Huck
Huck
Illinois
Warren Avenue
Oelwein Ball Star Joins Kalamazoo Club
Oelwein’s semi pro manager art Wollgamot reports third baseman and catcher Wolgamot has been transferred from the 1921 Oelwein club to Kalamazoo in the Central league. He previously played in the Coast, Three I leagues and Toledo American association.
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Oelwein, Jr
Art Wollgamot
Oelwein
Kalamazoo, Mich
Wolgamot
British Women Invited to Play Tennis in U S Forest Hills
United Press reports Newark March 22 that British women, seeking new faces for Forest Hills title matches, may send two or three stars to compete in the Wightman Cup, replacing the Davis Cup in women’s competition. Travel burdens delayed official Cup competition.
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United Press
Newark
Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen
Lennie
Rtir
Forest Hills
National Association
Forest Ills
Hazel Hotchkiss
Old Rose Cagers Receive Emblems for 1922-23
The West High ceremony awarded letters to the 1922-23 Old Rose basketball squad. Captain Aaron Miller John Dndlinger John Miller Meria Stim on Oliver Meyer Charles Hetts Robert Potter Carl Ferguson Floyd Dean Claude Burright received emblems after playing in key games all season. Captain Miller Coach Sarff and Principal Wallace spoke. Miller addressed teammates and seniors. Sarff summarized the season. Wallace thanked students for support through highs and lows.
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West High 10
Ralphs Sarf
Miller
Sarff
Wallace
Zames
Wolverton To Stay As Seattle Manager In New Ownership
Harry Wolverton will be retained as manager of the Seattle baseball club amid a new ownership setup led by Wade Hillefer. Hillefer says Wolverton will have free rein while Killefer steps back to secretary and treasurer, with Nick Williams remaining business manager.
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Feesbore
Fla
Bradentown
Art Fletcher
Montgomery
Ala
Connie Mack
Milwaukee Brewers
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Tampa
Tampa, Fla
Nick Altrec
Tampps
Senators
Rons
Rush
Gibson
San Jose
Gal
Harry Wolverton
Seattle Baseball Club
Wade Hillefer
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Wolverton
Killefer
Nick Williams
Des Moines
Hair Stays Gombed Glossy Groom Ad Text
An advertisement touts a hair product claiming greaseless stainless qualities and scalp absorption for soft pliable natural hair. The copy notes two uses and emphasizes undetectable styling.
Parkin Leads Freshmen in Spring Basketball Tryouts
Parkin the Yale touchdown scorer and Waterloo native reported for spring basketball at the state university with ten other varsity aspirants. Captain Hicks and Funk assisted Coach Barry in fundamentals as freshmen review prior season points. Harrison Hancock Miller Swaney Sink er Titus Speed Pool Hawthorne Kircher attended instruction as the workout focused on short passes and shooting.
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Iown City
Teland Parkin
Yale
Waterloo
University
The
State University
Barry
Hicks
Funk
Hancock
Miller
Swaney
Sinker
Titus
Speed
Pool
Hawthorne
Kircher
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J. P. McEvoy
Solomon and the
Golf
Messger
Tvith
New York Yanks
New Orleans Southern Association
Ruth
Augusta Club
Waynesboro
Orlando
Danny Dever
Red Tookie
Fort Dowell
Cal
Cinti Club
California
Lakeland
Cleveland Indians
Cinti Reda
George: McManus
1. Fc
Sweet Lot
Gaelg Wilbert
Benginge
B.C
MO. Valley
Kalamazoo
U. S
Seattle
Parkin
Gridder
Albert Perkins
Commercat Courief
John PD. Moore
Mgr
Uilding Stree
Tetson
Stetson
Frank
Brothers Hart Schaffner & Marx
Commercial Street
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