All-State Prep Quintets Chosen From State Meet
Two Muscatine players McIntyre and Valett miss the all tournament team at the state meet last weekend. McIntyre led Muscatine in scoring, while Valett starred on defense and hit late winners for Muscatine in the Vinton and Burlington games. George Rogge of Ida Grove is named center while Os kaloosa’s Hamilton is a standout guard and Burlington’s Koch earns a forward spot on the first team. Second team includes TeStrake of Muscatine Faris and Markham of Vinton Krieg of Burlington and Longcor of Oskaloosa.
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Towa City
Muscatine
McIntyre
Valett
Alltournament
High Point
Vinton
Burslington
George’ Rogge
Ida
Grove
Tohn Hamilton
Oskaloosa
Stlard’ Koch
Burlington
TeStrake
Faris
Markham
Krieg
Burlington and Longeor
Meintyre
Koch
Ida Grove
Uscatina
Hamilton
Muséatine
POU Rats
Genter
Longcor
Peacock Baseball Opener Set Amid Snow Delay
Ames Peacock baseball drills halted by heavy snowfall delaying outdoor practice at upper town university. Coach Dorman plans indoor workouts until outdoor sessions resume. Opening games penciled for April 16 with April 1 and 6 listed as earlier dates. team looks to field a strong roster.
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Fayette
Upper
Seriday
Dorman
Pedecock
Cyjes
Seven Cedar Falls Letters by Denton March 22
Seven Falls high Cedar Falls letters by Denton appear with names James Krogh Maward Lovinard B Lake and Robert Bennison. The fragmentary note lists regulars and associates from Cedar Falls in a local correspondence.
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Cedar Falls
Denton
Lasche Named Captain of St Marys Cage Team
Ralph Lasche, a junior, was elected captain of St Marys high school basketball team for the 1927 28 season at a meeting of lettermen. Of the first squad of 10 players, four will be lost next season Wahl Moody Bernara and Walker. Besides Lasche, returnees next year include H Wahl Quackenbush O Connor Hewitt and Kurth.
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Ralph Lasche
St.Mary's
Tthe
Wahl
Moody
Bernara
Walker
Tasche
H. Wahl
Quackenbush
O'Connor
Hewitt
Kurth
Hawkeye-Fuls athletes in college captain roles and Drake relays notes
Hawkeye-Fuls Charles City notes two ex high school athletes captaining college teams at Coe in Cedar Rapids Ray Smith captain elect of football and Raymond White leading track. Coach Ralph Sarff of Westligh undecided on Drake relays plans for late April with dual meet options. East High cindermen train indoors amid bad weather with Drake relays possible. Paul Cummins of Washington Cedar Rapids considers USC next fall as a standout multi sport scorer. Cornell wrestling match vs Oklahoma Aggies cited. Archie Midkiff of Cornell and death of J K Midkiff in Mount Vernon referenced.
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Charles City
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Ray Smith
Raymond White
Ralph Sarff
Westligh
Pes Meines
East High
Altho
Midge Makeover
Makeover
Hi W
Oklahoma Aggies
Archie Midkiff
Cornel College
Nix
J. K. Midkiff
Mount Vernon
Jove Aly
Cornell
State to Stock Smaller Lakes With Game Fish
The state game warden announces a spring effort to stock smaller lakes and rivers with trout and other game fish. Hatcheries at Spirit Lake and Clear Lake will supply pike fry and rainbow trout, with fish transported from Maine, Massachusetts, and Missouri. Fry will be kept at Back Bone State Park hatchery ponds until four to six inches long before release into northeastern streams for angling.
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Courier
Des
Moines
Albert
Wea
Fish and Gate
Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
Bone
Towa High Schools Enter Evanston Track-Swim Meet
Towa high schools prepare for the fifteenth Northwestern interscholastic meet at Patten gym Evanston Ill Friday and Saturday with a record entry expected. Iowa schools already entered include Iowa City Washington High Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa. Case Technical Detroit and Wilmington High Delaware expected to defend track and swimming titles respectively from last year.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
University High
Ottumwa
Evanston
Case Technical High
Detroit
Wilmington High
Wilmington
Del
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Nature Q and A column invites readers to submit questions about nature. It asks three questions about domesticated horses, the world’s largest snake, and snakes laying eggs in decayed leaves. Answers to prior questions discuss purple martins nesting in hollow trees or bird boxes and a colony living in a single house.
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Nature Notes
Nature
Nature notes on fish names and ant queen life cycles
Reported excerpts discuss sardines and related fishes in European waters and oil-preserved varieties on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. It also describes ant colonies with a queen mother, her flight, long life, and how workers tend eggs and caring for the nest to ensure moisture and warmth.
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Sardinia
Pacific
Atlantic
Amelia
Earth
Waterloo Party Heads Home By Auto From Los Angeles
Mrs. Harriet Wightman of 921 Commercial Street reports that she, her grandson Harold Burke, and Dale Oranger and James Burke will drive from Los Angeles to Waterloo, planning a 10 day trip if roads allow. A St Patrick’s party for her mother drew locals and many mothers in attendance, with prizes awarded and a picnic planned for Balboa Park.
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Harriet Wightman
Commercial Street
California
Harold Burke
Dale Oranger
James Burke
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Fidward Frankfiest
Wightman
Fows
Joyce Dickinson
Charles Riper
Frank Lehty
Dick Leffler
Faank Lichty
John Holbrook
Wand
Curtis Smalley
Ao Pitnic
Balboa Park
Marshalltown Youth To Pilot Illinois Team
Champaign March 22. T. C. Messmer of Marshalltown was elected captain of the University of Illinois champion wrestling team for next season at the annual banquet held here last night.
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Champaign
T. C. Messmer
Marshalltown
University of Mllinois
Bench Show List To Close April 5
Entries close April 5 for the third annual bench show to be held April 19 and 20 at the Forum, sponsored by Cedar Valley Kennel Club. Judge C. Casselman of Chicago will preside over all breeds, with 200 to 400 entries expected from across the United States. Dogs need not be registered or bred to enter. details from Dr. We. Moeller, Waterloo. The Champion Feed Company of Minneapolis will back the show. Muscatine High School’s state basketball champions resume practice for the Stagg National meet in Chicago starting March 29.
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Cedar
Valley Kennel
Russell-Lamson
C.-T. Casselman
Chicago
United States
Des Moines
Peoria
We Aw
Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Have No Hesitation Have No Hesitation To consult the MARKUS PLAN CO
An advertisement urging consultation with Markus Plan Co about ongoing financial troubles. It promises counsel and financing options with interest charged on borrowed money and a yearly rate.
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Markus Plan CO
Vegue
Abydes
Ikaes Renew Effort for More Members
The Izaak Walton League Waterlolo chapter held a meeting at Waterloo water works last night to push renewed efforts to grow membership. W A Hendry reports new members coming in though totals lag last year. A 12 member membership committee was formed including Jack Casebeer D Wallace A L Lommely J Tieamann M C Coburn E R Wright R H Johnston N J Brown Theodore Menges Charles Wright Al J Howard and Harry Kiester.
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Waterlolo
Izaak: Walton League of America
Waterloo
Water Works
W. A. Hendry
Waltonians
Jack Casebeer
D. Wallace
A. L. Lommely
Nw J. Tieamann
M.C. Coburn
E. R. Wright
R. H.johnston
Nea
J. Brown
Theodore Menges
Charles Wright
al J. Howard
Harry Kiester
Stolte to Open New Omaha Theatre Friday
Arthur G Stolte in charge of the new Riviera theatre in Omaha and the Venetian theatre in Waterloo. Opening night features a pageant of progress and a complimentary performance. Mayor Dahlman invites Nebraskans and Iowans to attend as Stoke arranges motion pictures and stage acts.
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New Riviera
Oman
Pacey of
Waterloo
A. H.' Blank
James GC
Dahlman
Nebraska
Towa
Stoke
Public Opening for 45 Piece Orchestra Concert
A public opening is announced for a 45 piece symphony orchestra to perform at the theatre. The event will take place this Saturday with seating for 3,000 attendees.
Iowa Wins First Intramural Game in Tourney
Town team of the East High tramural league defeated Coe’s outfit in the opening contest by 9 to 7. Snyder and Bineham starred for the winners while Gerber and Christians led the losers. The series continues with two more games today and tomorrow.
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East High
Coe
Doc
Snyder
Bineham
Gerber
Christians
Local notices and society items from April district page
A mixed selection of community notices, personal health updates, and local business plans. Items include entertainment plans with the Georgettes and Bell Ringers, a February to April schedule, appendicitis surgery news, family reunions, and a paving and station project at the junction of primary roads 20 and 11.
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