Boxer Feud Between Schoendorf and Blue Stalls Promoters
Milwaukee boxing notes expose Jack Schoendorf delaying a bout with Earl Blue amid speculation of contract and signature manipulation. Promoters plan Waterloo and Cedar Rapids cards while figures like Conley Stribling and Mandell travel, and local boxers reply to threats and taunts as talk of April fights grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Roddy
Cedar Rapids
Earl Blue
Billy Conley
Blue
Waterloo
Conley
Young Stribling
Columbus
Conner
Althoust
Georgia Peach
Rock Springs to Open Cage Style Basketballing Coach Named
Tom Kepler takes over coaching duties at Rock Springs returning to lead player development in the next week. A Cornell College Mount Vernon graduate, he earned all state honors in Hagkstbeil for three years and brings substantial prep experience to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Tom Kepler
Rock Springs
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Hagkstbeil
Prep Champions of Wyoming to Visit Waterloo on April 10
Rock Springs high school basketball team, the Wyoming prep champions, will stop in Waterloo Thursday April 10 on their way home from the national tournament in Chicago. Tom Kepler, coach and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kepler of Williston Avenue, announced the invitation after the team won the Wyoming state title Saturday and earned a national entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Waterloo
Chicago
C. L. Kepler
Williston Avenue
Tom Kepler
Hawkeye-Fuls Fred Jackson shines for New Orleans club
Hawkeye-Fuls Fred Jackson, former DuBuque shortstop, now with the New Orleans Southern League club, impresses manager Larry Gilbert with solid hitting and clean fielding. The piece also notes team name changes for Burlington and boxing card details featuring Jack Ruddy, Harold Prude, and others in Des Moines and Fort Dodge contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
Dubuque
New Orleans
Larry Gilbert
Red
Jon Sewell
The
Pels
Bill Ball
Harold Prude
Johnny Harris
Fort Douze
Des Moines
Longo
East High Triumphs Over Jesup For Tutor Prep Cup
East High defeats Jesup 23 to 18 to capture the invitation prep cage meet title. Captain Artus, Raymond, Kipp, Hostetler and Daley led a fast, smooth East High quint that earned the icer trophy and 10 watch charms. Jesup battled valiantly to the end, but East High dominated in scoring and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hich
Jesup HI
Carl Artus
East High
Iowa State Teachtra College
Jesup
Ben Miller
Cedar Falls High
Postville
Haat
Nora Springs
Hiaye
Illerites
Waterloo
Quint
Cedar Falls
Miller
Tesup
Dike
Fast
Fast High
East
R. Harrington
C. Harrington
Emerson
Nesfisid
Hogan
Kinp
Hostetler
Raymond
Nesfield
Kipp
Hostetter
Asta A
Double V grip praised for golf feel and accuracy
Chester Horton discusses the double V grip taught as the true finger grip for better feel and touch in golf. The method uses both hands to form Vs on the shaft, aiding control of woods and irons and enhancing accuracy. Copyright Joan F. Dille Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Dille Co
Iowa U Baseball Drafts 23 Games for 724 Season
Iowa City March 24 tentative schedule lists 22 games including 11 conference contests for the Iowa Hawkeyes under coach Sam Barry. The slate opens April 6 with Coe College and closes May 31 hosting Northwestern at Iowa City with multiple home and away dates against Chicago, Cornell, Rock Island, Minnesota, Illinois, Purdue, Notre Dame, Michigan and Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Sam Barry
Iowa
Coe College of Cedar Rapids
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Tawa City
Chicago Maroons
Barry
Hawkeye
Ramies
Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids “Bunnies
Rock Island
Notre Dame
Coa
Case
Iowa C
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Purdue
Minnesota
Islinois
Cedar Rapids Second in Northwestern Run
Chicago, March 24. Cedar Rapids finished second to Hyde Park in the Northwestern inter scholastic meet four-fifths mile relay. Hyde Park scored 24.5 points, Cedar Rapids 20. The short relay distance kept Cedar Rapids from winning. Remaining team list includes Oak Park and Detroit Northwestern among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Hyde Park
Jane Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oak Park
Detroit
Northwestern
Deerfield Lane
Nicolas Sean LaGrange
Detroit Western
Gridley
A Schurz
Hinsdale
Dixon, Ill
Cass Tech
Evanston
Sioux City Wins State Prep Title In Thrilling Birdland Clash
Sioux City edged Council Bluffs 22 to 21 to capture the state prep school basketball championship after a frantic finish. Goan led scoring with three field goals and five free throws as Sioux City battled back from a late deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Sioux City
Rush
Council Bluffs
Sioux Guy
Pinkie
Green
Geach Bragdon
Northernners
Patrick
Spencer
Twogood
Tournament Ends With Strong Local Support and Close Games
The Bluffs lost with Walsh and Patrick leading offense for Council Bluffs while running guard stood out for the losers. The Iowa board of control directed a well staged tournament that drew packed crowds in Boone and across the state. Fast games dominated and four contests were decided by one point, highlighting a successful, highly attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bluffs
Walsh
Patrick
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Board of Control
Boone
McBride
Barley
Gohan
Spencer
Geande
Pete
Gomnel
Bluffs
Jwalsk
All-Iowa Basket Teams Named at Boone Iowa Falls
All-state selections from the Iowa prep tournaments at Boone and Iowa Falls Saturday night list the boys team with Coan Sioux City Walsh Council Bluffs Lillard Mahan Spencer Sioux City Lamson Fairfield and guards, and the girls team featuring Hiscrodt Iowa Falls Mc Cleran Auduton Smith Nevada Gore Audubon center Frystie Iowa Falls Ktea rer Audubon as guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Prep
Boone
Iowa Falls
Coan
Sioux City
Walsh
Council Bluffs
Lillard
Mahan
City
Spencer
Lamson
Fairfield
Hiscrodt
McCleran
Auduton
Smith
Nevada
Gore
Audubon
Frystie
Ktearer
Iowa U swimmers named to all conference teams
Tom Robson, swimming coach at Northwestern University, placed several Iowa University men on his annual all Western conference selections. Klingman earned first team in the 160-yard and 40-yard freestyle events and the 100-yard freestyle. Lambert, Hickox, and Ashtons earned first team berths in the 440-yard freestyle, the plunger, and the backstroke respectively. Goliman and Killabrew received second team honors in the 100-yard freestyle and the 220-yard stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Tom Robson
Northwestern University
Iowa University
Klingman
Telty
Lambert
Hickox
Ashtons
Goliman
Killabrew
State Girls Basketball Champs Challenged by Other Teams
Au dubon high school girls basketball team, state champions, faced two challenges Saturday night from Alva Oklahoma high school, recent state champs. Parkston and Alva also issued defies as the South Dakota and Oklahoma champions boast long undefeated strings. Iowa champs may accept both challenges. Alva is coached by John McCormick, brother of Christie McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon High School
Alva
Iowa
Alva Oia
Aggregation
John McCormick
Christie McCormick
Rake University
McGinnity to Help Armstrong Line Up a Dubuque Team
Former Dubuque manager Joe McGinnity will assist Johnny Armstrong in assembling the Climbers for the 1924 season. He arrives from Decatur April 15 and stays through May 1. Armstrong’s under contract players include pitchers John H. Gin Leo Oster Harold Rucker Fay Lisle Arthur Nordhurst Andrew Galliart Graf Clyde Dare James Watts and others with catchers Leon Meyers Floyd Lisle Hari Longendyke first basemen John W. Manuel Fernand Guyot second baseman Johnny Armstrong Wayne Jeffers Direk Wages Richard Schnell Hobbie Moore Ollie Schmitt Elmer Hyde Ray Mann Harry New War Longendske Carl Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outuquala
Joe McGinnity
Dubuque
Johnny Armstrong
McGinnity
Decatur
Armstrong
Johin H. Gin
Minneaplis
Leo Oster
East Dubuque
Harold Rucker
West Bend
Fay Lisle
St. Joseph
Arthur Nordhurst
Rockford
Andrew Galliart
Graf
Cylde Dare
Bement
James Watts
Panora
Jrookia
Leon Meyers
Floyd Lisle
St .Joseph
Hari Longendyke
Cubs City
Wis
John W. Manuel
Coffeen, Jr
Fernand Guyot
Nokomis
Ill
Johnny Armnstrong
Shortston
Lansing
Wayne Jeffers
Hume
Direk Wages
Omaha
Hobbie Moore
la Crosse
Ollie Schmitt
North Buena Vista
Elmer Hyde
Elkader
Ray Mann
West Terre Haute
Ind
Harry
New
Feld
Warl Longéndske
Cuba
Carl Cole
Ille
Headlines from around the world on boxing and sports figures
Chicago owner Comiskey reported out of danger after gallstone surgery. Luis Pirpo reiterates quitting the prize ring but may return to the United States if a $210,000 film offer remains valid. Karl Wittle becomes the first German singer to appear at the Paris Velodrome since World War I. Carl Tremaine challenges Ate Goldstein for a title after Goldstein’s victory over Jos Lynch. Tommy Gibbons trains in Dayton for a fight with Joe Downey. Scrap with Georges Carpentier in Michigan City is delayed. Gibbons hopes to secure matches with Pirpo then challenge Dempsey. Sammy Mandell to fight Mickey O Dowd in Chicago. Mickey Kramer to face Tack Eile in a semiwindup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
Gellstones
Buenos
Luis Pirpo
United States
Paris
Karl Wittle
New York
Carl Tremaine
Clavelland
Jack Dempsey
Ochicago
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Mickey O'Dowd
Muncie
Ind
Scrapper
Mickey Kramer
St Bouls
Tack Eile
Indians Poised for Strong Season After Trades and Spring Form
The Cleveland Indians appear upgraded with improved pitching and a deeper lineup. Burns adds power at first, Sewell at short, and Young Riggs Stephenson provides depth. strong pitching anchors the rotation with Coveleskie, Uhle, Sherrod Smith, Shaute, Edwards, and Metivier. Supporters include Jamieson and Summa as sluggers, Clarke as a new outfield regular, and young talents Myatt, Sewell, and Watters to aid the mound. The club shows good spirit and aims for a high finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Lakeland
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
Sneakeyer
Re Sox
Cleveland
Tris
Burns
Chick Fewster
Indians
Wambs &Eass
Riggs Stephenson
Stevie
Sewell
Lutzke
Jamieson
Summa
Clarke
Birmingham
Ile
Urits
Glenn Myatt
Luke Sewell
Joe
al Watters
Boston
Stanley Coveleskie
George Uhle
Sherrod Smith
Brooklyn Dodger
Shaute
Edwards
George Metivier
Browns
Metivier
Heller resigns as Fort Dodge coach. Gough to take over
Fort Dodge high’s athletic coach Paul Heller will retire from coaching at the end of the current school year and stay in Fort Dodge as a local oil company salesman. John V. Gough, currently Madison High School coach, will succeed him next year as the Dodger school’s athletic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Heller
Fort Dodge
Gough
Paul Heller
Fort Dodge High
Heller
Dodger
John V. Gough
Madison, M. D
Port Dodge
Omage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ter
Jack Schoendorf
Milwaukee
Earl
Joe Mandell
Jenkins
A. Knipp
Dickie
Wonsin Woods
Ack Schoendorf
John Goss
Jackie
Sothen
St. Paul
Schoendorf
Carl
Schoendor
Blus
Mame Lambert
Cowboy Warnie Smith
Tiger Johnny Wine
Chucky
Mark Moore
Moore
Oe Mandell
Sammy
Los Angeles
California
al Tho Joe
Frankie Bush
Hey
Mandell
Bush
Harold Jenkins
Courier
Alber Knipp
Albert
Chick Sexton
Lou Bolinger
Fexien
Alp Ber
George McManus
ST Mar Jong
We Inv
Feature Service, Inc
Wes
ClEcEe
Burlington
Pathfinders
Burlington P's
Bees
Hawks
Teapot Dome
Jack Ruddy
Earl Blus
Harvey Perkins
Gasper
Wyo
Chick Donavan
Perkins
Ruddy
St. Pauler
Ats
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cletus
Dixon
Bunny
Umriver
Marshalltown
Jack L
United Press
M. Moulton
Racing Club de Roubaix
Stade Lonbaisien
Racing Club de Calais
Blondy Geis
Lou Bollinger
Ralph Alexander
Everett Strong
Jack Taylor
Davenport
Everett
Strong
Anderson
Sexton
M-V
Plaers
Belden Hill
League
Waterloo School
Teachers College
Slumere
Geneseon
Fairbank
Marble Rock
Teachers High
Posty
Hampton
BCOND
2Ndson
Shell Tock
Fiudd
Orange
Flinsall
Peatvilla
Quasqueton
Dunkerton
Durst Waterloo
Or Pulls High
New Hartford
Ikast High
Artus
Daley
Grange
Starrington Brothers
Eimerson
Chester G. Horton
St Gall Champions
Chick” Yang
Iowa U
Jose Capablanca
Havana
Dr. Tartakower
Vienna
Bogolinkow
Latvia
Alekhine
Russia
Capablanca
Richard Rett
Czecho-Slovakia
Bragdon
AfecBride
Welsh
Sloan
Owa
U Fish
Clasaler
Wim.Penn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!