Waterloo Tenpiw Team Second in Flk Tournament
Waterloo bowling team placed second in the state Elks tournament held last night. The Elks Outlaws led the team event with 1 997 pins, Mason City topped the field. Liffring and Buchanan were runners up in doubles with 1 064 pins. Buchanan added 532 in singles for seventh place. Tonight features three quartets and more doubles action including Friedl and De Lorbe.
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Waterloo
Elks
Eiks Outlaws
Mason City
TC. Liffring
T. M. Buchanan
Buchanan
Conry
Lommel
Garrison‘s
Friedl
de Lorbe
Dan O’neill
Wilhelim
Howard
Johnson
Tris
O'neill
Lloyd Hahn Earns First Track Honor Despite Truancy
In city Neb March 24 Lloyd Hahn, a shy high school sophomore, ran away to a state meet in Missouri ten years ago and won four first places and set indoor records. Now a senior, he holds around $29 in prize money and has won five races without defeat.
Gila Bakelite Open State Tourney Tonight
The fragmentary report notes the Gila Bakelite Open and the State Tourney Tonight with references to a first game and state finals. Details are incomplete, but the piece signals upcoming competitive action and a high school or regional event in a 1926 setting.
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State
Local baseball and football notes outline plans and lineups
A loosely connected report mentions ALA spring iding rounds and promoters. Fred Leach and Claude Willoughby, with Waterloo roots and Philadelphia Phillies links, recover from flu, shaping next week’s schedule. Heldt predicts a strong 1927 for professional football, noting Columbus profits and Canton defeats. Possible grandstand expansion may occur if key Card/Worthington players stay, with park fence moves planned pending weather.
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Fred Leach
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Phillies
Claude Willoughby
Guack
Willoughby
Kid Lewis Teaches Boxing in Hungary
Budapest March 24. Kid Lewis former welterweight champion now coaches the Hungarian boxing association. He trains about 60 pupils including officers, instructors, and beginners, with several showing promising form.
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Kid Lewis
Hungary
Budapest
Hungarian Boxing Association
Hbody
Lewis
Boxers Aids Rival With Pint Of Blood In Transfusion
New York March 24 A Hoboken featherweight Marty O'Brien 27 offered and gave a pint of his blood to help save the life of his bitter rival Skinny O'Leary 29 who has battled him four times for Hoboken's championship. O'Brien's selfless act followed Skinny's health decline and weeks of fighting illness before the transfusion.
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New York
Hoboken
Marty O'Brien
Skinny O'Leary
Marty
Skinny
St. Mary's
Ilinors
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio
State
Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Art ‘Thurnbald
Earl Lookabaugh
Oak ‘Park
Oak Park
International Y. M. C. A
Buffalo
Lake Charles
Kansas City American Association
Lincoln
Kansas City
Springfield
Ill
Willie
Ritola
Goodwin
New York Athletic Club
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT FEATURED KO WINS AND DRAWS
AP reports last night in multiple bouts: Young Stribling of Macon GA beat Artigan in a knockout. Detroit defeated Babe Keller. Tony Marullo of New Orleans beat Tommy West Mahan in Philadelphia. Cal Billy rete Lowell and Young Corbett in Fresno drew 102 in Buffalo.
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Young Stribling
Macon
Artigan
Buffalo
Detroit
Mich
Clarente
Babe Keller
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Tommy West Mahan
Trenton
N. J
Oakland
Cal
Billy Rete Lowell
Mass
Young
Corbett
Fresno
Drew
New Zealander Hopes to Beat Finnish Champion
R A Rose, New Zealand distance runner, traveled to face Olympic champion Paavo Nurmi in Finland but injuries and timing hindered him. Rose plans to self-fund Olympic travel in 1928 despite setbacks and uncertain form. The piece also notes various other sports events and athletes across freestyle, diving, and basketball, including college contests and professional matches.
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Wellington
New Zealand
R. A Rose
England
Rosa
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Rose
Big entry assured for Iowa U prep swimming tourney
Entries from high schools in five states have been received for the first annual Iowa Relays to be held at the University of Iowa field house pool in Iowa City on April land.
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Tulsa
Okta
Hibbing
Minn
Oak Park
Ain
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Central High
Iowa City
University High School of
Shattuck Military Academy
Faribault
Culver
Military Academy
Ind
Iowa U Prep
Towa City
University
Iowa
British Racing Report from Liverpool March
British racing news from Liverpool England reports nearly thirty horses prepped for upcoming events with details hampered by fragmented OCR. Rowley witnesses and unnamed organizers indicate a brewing meet with potential entries and local interest high despite incomplete data.
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British Racing
Liverpool
England
Iowa Freshmen Dominate Ri Ten Telegraphed Indoor Meet
Iowa City freshmen trackmen, coached by George Bresnahan, dominated the conference telegraphic indoor championships. They won four firsts and two ties for firsts, plus three seconds and three more podium finishes, amid a season tally of 12 of 16 dual meets and a wider scoring margin.
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Iowa City
George’ T. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Iowa ‘City
La—I
Iowa
Rotary district meeting speakers named at Mason City
The eleventh district Rotary International convention May 10 and 11 at Mason City will feature Rev William Wy Beachler former pastor of First Brethren Church here as a principal speaker. Waterloo Rotarians and wives expected to attend. Thomas Sutton and Roy A Ronald listed as speakers alongside other district leaders. The note also mentions Dartmouth president Hopkins and KU athletics director EF C Allen in connection with football policy discussions.
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William Wy
Altho
A . Thomas. Sutton
Tamplico
Rotary
Roy
A. Ronald
Mitchell
Onole
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Penna
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James Black Dry Goods Co, Davidsonta
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Yey Gondsa Co
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