Waterloo High Coaches Back Forward Pass Rule Changes
Waterloo high school coaches favor the new forward pass and safety rules, saying the five yard penalty for consecutive incomplete passes will limit pass-heavy plays and speed up the game. They expect safer play with more open football and less stalling, and believe the changes will be positively received.
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Waterloo High School
Dos Aiot Believa
Jasees
Corch Ralph Sarnt
Midge Makeever
St High Menellor
Tte
Iter
Waterloo to Hold 1927 State Elks Bowling Tourney
Des Moines Mason City Boone and Dubuque teams travel to Fort Dodge for next Sunday's State Elks invitation bowling tournament open to Elks club members. Webster City led early roving events with high team and individual scores. Fort Dodge and Waterloo also posted top marks as weeklong rolling continues. Annual meeting names Waterloo as next tourney site with Steiner of Fort Dodge president, Wilson of Webster City vice president, and Johnson of Waterloo secretary.
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Fort Dodge Ln
Des Moines
Mason City
Boone
Duvbuquea
Elks
Fort Dodge
Elks Club
Webster City
Thebster City
Ellis' Hanting Association
Waterloo
M.T. Steiner
Tort Dodge
Art Wilson
A.johnson
Keach
The Outsdoors Wine Dilg Letter on a Tent Design
A reader defends a heavy canvas tent with steel sides that sheds rain and resists wind. The tent’s unique self-bracing ropes and inside fire are praised, with sides rollable for summer ventilation. A related anecdote recalls explorers failing to pitch a tent, illustrating the tent’s advantages.
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Enthiu Sijistic Guter
Che
Urderteck
Reddy Coor Alee
Newton All-State Basketball Quint Named in Ottumwa
Newton earns two players on the all-state class A basketball quintet as Ottumwa Courrier selects the team after a six-game state tournament. O Connor of Newton right forward and captain Cummins of Cedar Rapids left forward Ades of Webster City center Cammack of Newton guard Stumba of Boone guard. Other notable players were among the 20 competing in the tournament, which drew large crowds and strong coaching.
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Anal
Cummins
Cedar Rapids
Ades
Webster City
Cammack
Stumba
Voone
Wood
Itt Jassie
Whic
Dent
Frank Wy. Douma
Ottamwa
Enid
Tata
Iata
Midge
Trese
Walter
Wilkins Benjamin Nawson
Quarterbac Smith
Diektman
Wnnersperger
Stevenson
Narnvard
Avis
Iowa Teams Win Seven Big Ten Titles in 26 Years
Special report surveys Iowa athletic success from 1900 to 1931. Football led early eras with five champions, track made history by securing the indoor title, and wrestling and cross country claimed runner-up finishes. Basketball and tennis linked with multiple schools as 1920s rivals.
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Iowa
Jowa City
Von‘orance
Toro
Wisconsn
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan
Pionshin
Ronversup
Maken
Tunnerngl
Frosh and Seniors Win Class Battles in West High Gym
Freshman and senior teams at West High won in the annual class tournament. Freshmen defeated juniors 18 to 17 in overtime after a tied regulation. Seniors beat sophomores in extra time as Martin scored with a free throw to seal the win.
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Frosh
West High
Weat High
Martin
East High selects Bud Rose captain for 1927 basketball team
East High announces 1027 basketball captain Bud Rose, a junior guard, at last night's banquet. Center Harold Blim, a senior and only returning letter man from 1926, was named acting captain for the season and made permanent. Returnees include Frank Biecker, John Sansone, and Rex Smith. No speeches, only elections.
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East High
Lionel
Bud” Rose
Rose
Harold Blim
Overs ‘Gine
Midge Makeover
Husky
Green
Ine
Snaiog
Blini
Orange
Jas
Blim
Frank Biecker
John Sansone
Rex Smith
Red Worthington Signs Contract With Waterloo Club
Red Worthington ended his holdout and signed with the Waterloo club for the 1926 season, joining 1925 veteran Stuart Clarke in returning to the team. President W. J. Keefe confirmed the deal. Archie Kelsey has gone to Nebraska after a car crash, while Rooster Kettenbeil remains unsigned. Dr. Cecil Bickley to serve as team physician for the coming year.
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Hawk Outfeldar
Waterloo
League Park
Stuart Clarke
Worthington
W. J. Keefe
Keefe
Archie Kelsey
Boston Braves
Nebraska
Kelsey
Rooster Kettenbeil
Hawk
Port Smith
Fort Smith
Aldl
Cecil Bickley
East High Track Squad Opens Outdoor Practice
East High track squad under Coach Johnt Heldt began outdoor workouts this week as a sizable group prepares for the 1926 season. The first meet is the Drake Relays in Des Moines in late April, with East High entering one to two quartets in high school events. The squad reports a fast track and improving conditions with sun shine.
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East High
Johnt Heldt
Des Moines
All-State Class B Basketball Team Named
In March Ames lists the first all-state high school Class B quintet with two guards and one representative from Lake View Keystone and Grandview. Second honor picks include Weystone Grindview and others among the top nine players across the districts.
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Grandview
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Irwin
Weystone
Grindview
TRAIL
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Momlintock
Forveards
Weeda Chew Fp
Vente Heekt
Teystone
Havkn
Veter 1 Fam
Viewy
Potopaan tIrwin
Forwsirde
Belenay Oey Stunneyy Venter
Techlenbun Seystone
Miewen
Howin
Maynard Girl Sets World High Scoring Mark in Basketball
Irene Silka of Maynard High School dominates読 girls basketball with 674 points in 13 games this season and 4 707 career points over three years. She scored 110 of 127 in a single game against the Hawkeye girls and leads the Maynard team to a state high score record while maintaining a low foul count.
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Iowa
Irene Silka
Maynard Hirth
Hawkere Tn
Que
Silka
Hawkeye
Miss Silka
Hileman
Ard
Winmores Lead Girls League With Four Wins
The Winmores girls basketball team tops the Community Center league with four victories and no defeats. The Bird's Independents trail with three wins and one loss as last night Hawks beat Hornets 16 to 15 and Lafayette Panthers defeated Edison Planters 16 to 4.
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Bird's Independents
Hoyy
Arrange Pairings In City Basket Meet Next Week
Pairings for the city championship amateur basketball tournament, to be staged at Last High Gymnasium next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, March 30 to 31, were announced by tournament manager FLW Richardson. Rath Packing, runner up in the Industrial league, meets First M. E., winner of the Senior Sunday School league, in the first game at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Central Shops First Baptist Fame clash follows at 8:30. The GC Shops team, champions of the Industrial league, faces the Intermediate Sunday School barter. Wednesday games begin at 7:30 with the winners at 8:30 to decide the city title. First M. E. and Illinois will likely advance after strong seasons. Admission is 25 cents per session.
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Rath Packing Company
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M. E
Central Shops
First Baptist Fame
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Seasois
Ulral
The Finehanted Til and Sealed Sins at Crystal Palace Plaza
Theatre listings show Jack Holt in The Finehanted Til at Crystal tonight and Dorothy Trevier in Sealed Sins at Palace, with Norma Shearer in His Secretary at Plaza plus vaudeville acts. Also Colleen Moore in Trene and a new Pine Hills training camp cited. Dempsey disputes reports of fights and discusses plans toward a Labor Day bout amid camp activities.
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Jack Holt
Palace
Dorothy Trevier
Plaza
Norma Shearer
Rissto
Ralph Lewis
Harry “Ike
Evans Stainhaw
Sprand
Colleen Moore
Trene
Stege
Dempsey Plans Labor Day Bout with Harry Wills
Los Angeles reports Jack Dempsey says he will fight Harry Wills on Labor Day with no other immediate plans. He dismisses talk of a Tunney bout in New York in August as bunk and notes no plans currently elsewhere.
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Harry Wills
Los Angeles
Cal
Uunsij
Harey
Chicago
Gene Tunney
New York
Jack Dempsey
Oelwein Gas Company Expands Production and Storage
Oelwein Ta March 23. The Oelwein gas company adds five storage tanks increasing gas capacity by 69 500 gallons and oil storage by 20 000 gallons. Manager A J Limwler says rising business requires production to nearly double.
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Spean
A. J. Limwler
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