Return of O'Shea Likely With Hawks Facing Roster Crunch
Columbus informs Haw manieren manager Willford that John O'Shea can return to the Hawks report by April 15. O'Shea joins eight veterans already tied to the club as Buffaloes seek roster balance before rookie signings. Hopes rest on adding or trading two players while keeping a strong veteran core for a first division bid.
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Waterloo
A. C. Willford
C. H. Thomas
Columbus Club
American Association
Willford
Columbus
John O'Shea
Orlando
Fla
Thomas
St. Louis
Hawks
John
Juan
Cincinnati Reds
O’shea
Vincent McGoldrick
Carlton Molesworth
Ohio
Orlando Grove
Johnny
O'Shea
Johning
Missourian
Ovid McCracken
Claude Willoughby
Peter Grofit
Cletus Dixon
Spot Grant
Ben Connor
Charles Mullen
Grant
Fairbury Club
Dode Perdirtz
Nebraska
Spot
Madrid
Jim
Donald
McCracken
Willoughby
Groft
Mullen
Connor
Oracle
Hawke
Coxey’s Army of
Waterloo Club
C. A. Luther
Walford
Haverhill
Elmer Kortum
St. Louis Hay
Kortum
Wilford
Gunge Din
Dixon
Wortum
Bor
Hollenbeck
Madison
Duke Hollenbeck
Duke
Wis
Babe Ruth
Bert
Waford
Cox
Conference Plan Waged For State High School Teams
Boone Iowa March 27 A complete reorganization of high school athletics across all departments is urged after the state basketball tournament. The plan assigns each school to a conference and district, standardizes schedules, and preserves postseason college tournaments while aiming to ensure consistent competition across all sports.
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Iowa
Cleveland Five Wins World Bowling Championship Title
Chicago reports the Cleveland five man bowling team won the world title in the American Bowling Congress event finishing with a score of 3044 to outpace 2120 teams. The victory earned $1,900 in cash and five shining medals as singles and doubles finals were set to close the tournament.
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Chicago
Tutor track squad holds outdoor workout at Cedar Falls
Seventy five Tutor track squad members trained outdoors under Coach Bender in Cedar Falls on March 27. Veterans Ira Perry captain elect Sandy Eison and Bert Denbrick lead sprint plans while newcomers Pasek Waterloo West Churchill Kes wick and Bemer Hampton show promise in sprints and Isley eyes hurdles. Volume notes Garrimoni returns for mile with Mullinex possibly out due to foot infection. Field events lag with Ehrhart Futtral and Starbuck as the only lettermen.
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Cedar Falls
Bender
Ira
Perry
Sandy" Eison
Bert Denbrink
Pasek
Waterloo West
High
Churchill
Keswick
Bemer
Hampton
Isley
Garrimoni
Mullinex
Ehrhart
Futtral
Starbuck
70 Tracksters Report at Marshalltown High
Marshalltown Iowa March 27 With 70 men signed for the track and field squad and four of six dates set Coach Dickinson begins work on a team to compete in the Drake relays state meet and dual and quadrangular meets under the red and blue banner The schedule lists six meets including a local meet Ames or Grinnell at Ames and the state meet May 24 Invitation meet at Tow.
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Marshalltown
Dickinson
Dirmike
Boons
Marshalites'n
Ames
Grinnell
Tow
Waterloo public golf links set for spring opening
City golfers plan for a busy season with Byrnes and Sunnyside courses readying for opening as snow clears. Repairs, greens smoothing, and water pipes will improve play at Byrnes Park as Sunnyside hosts the July state meet led by pro Bill Bathie. Fans study last year’s scores to set targets. Golf equipment sales surge as interest grows.
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Wateriog
King Winter
Byrnes Links
Jocal Tinks
Garnest
Byrnes Park
Byings Links
Park Commission
Knights of the Brassie
Sunnyside Country Club
Iowa
Wirieth Williamson
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Sunnyside
Bill Bathie
Chick Evans Endorsed For Golf Grip Distinction
Chester Horton notes Chick Evans as a top golfer who favors a plain finger grip and disagrees on the Vardon grip for distance. Evans admires original thinking in golf and stresses grip details vary by player while putting remains a separate skill to be discussed later.
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Altho
Chick' Evans
Chick
Tie
Reine
Hbyans
John FF. Dlus
Training Camps Spotlight Johnson Strength for Senators
Walter Johnson, veteran pitcher for the Washington Senators, displays midseason form boosting Griffith's club confidence. Johnson, born in Humboldt Kent, joined the Senators in 1907 and aims to help the team contest the American League title, with a strikeout record surpassing Christy Mathewson. The camp also notes manager Stanley Harris reshaping the roster to fuel the start of the season.
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Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Griffith
Altho Not
Senators
Altho Johnson
Humboldt
Kent
Christy Mathewson
Johnson
New York Giants
Stanley Harris
Shad Roe
Busters
Chess Championship Narrowly Bunched After Ninth Round
Seven contenders in two groups vie for the world title as the ninth round opens. Only one game separates the top four, with the next three 1 1/2 points back. Alexander Alekhine of Russia leads after defeating Richard Reti in 42 moves, while Emanuel Lasker and Rogotubow of Latvia have partial results.
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Asweaw
Hancock to Lead New Hawk-I Organization
John W. Hancock of Superior Wisconsin was elected president of the Hawk-I club at its first meeting. The newly formed group consists of university athletes who have earned letters in multiple sports. Five vice presidents were chosen, each representing a sport: football R E Romeo, basketball Monticell Scandlemar, Hampton track Lizreld BR Photps, Town Cite swimming Nedll Ashton Lyons.
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Towa City
John W. Hancock
Superior
Wis
Town University
Hawk-E Club
Ull
R. E. Romeo
Mason
Monticell
Scandlemar
Hampton
Lizreld BR. Photps
Town
Ned Ll
Ashton
Lyons
Harshbarger Elected Tutor Cage Captain for 1924-25
Cedar Falls March 27 John Harshbarger Mount Pleasant was elected captain of the 1925 Teach lera college basketball team at the annual banquet here. He succeeds Ira Perry. Letters were awarded to Perry Starbuck Fottral Morgat Harshbarger Freshwater Holman and Tollefson. Paul Brown Cedar Walls was toastmaster at the banquet. D Winder Waterloo gave the address of welcome to the squad. Capt Perry Prof C D Todd of the college faculty and L Mendenhall athletic director gave short talks.
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Cedar Falls
John
Harshbarger
Mount, Pleasant
Teachlera College
Ira Perry
Alettere
Perry
Starbuck
Fottral
Morgat
Freshwater
Holman
iTollefson
Paul Brown
Cedar Walls
D. Winder
Waterloo
College Stars to Meet Aces in Indoor Relay and Water Polo
Chicago hosts the national A A U men indoor senior swimming relay and water polo championships next week. Colleges, club teams, and M C A institutions will compete under the Elinor A C banner.
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Chicago
College J
Eliinoig A. C
Columbia College Track Candidates in First Workout
In a March blizzard 45 Columbia college track candidates reported for the first workout under Coach Eddie Anderson and Captain Tom Wiley. Letter men include Tom Wiley Mariano Fulegul John Bowes and Ole sius with new material to fill gaps from Trainor Nagle and others. Bill Tracy from Mason City high school is expected to contend for 220 440 and 880 events for the Purple and Gold.
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Dubuque
Columbia College
Columbia
Eddie Anderson
Tom Wiley
Chicago
Western Interstate Collegiate Association
Mariano Fulegul
John Bowes
Olesius
Nockles
Trainor
Nagle
Ore
Fogarty
Bill Tracy
Mason City
Kansas Relays Draw Wide Interest for April 19 Meet
Fifty universities and colleges will enter the second annual University of Kansas relays in Lawrence on April 19. The meet is billed as the first major outdoor event of the season with entries including Oregon State Occidental College and all Missouri Valley Conference schools.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Collett Faces Dubois in North and South Women’s Golf Semi
In Pinghurst u G March 27 the semi final pits Miss Glenna Collett of Providence holder of the title against Mrs. F E Dubois of Rye N Y in the twenty second annual North and South women’s golf tournament. Collett, who had played stellar golf, defeated Miss Ruth Perry of Philadelphia 2 and 1 yesterday drawing a large gallery.
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Pinghurst
U. G
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. I
F. E. Dubois
Rye
N.Y
Collett
Ruth Perry
Philadelphia
Waterloo Youth Wrestlers Enter Olympic Tryouts in Iowa
Waterloo youth compete in Olympic wrestling preliminaries at the University of Iowa on April 4 with about 25 entrants including three Iowa University wrestlers Eugene Grattan Johnny O Brien and Ted Pfeffer. Holder from Waterloo unattached trains for a potential finals run in Cambridge Massachusetts. Others expected from Iowa State College Nebraska U and Omaha Y M C A.
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Martin J. Holder
Steet West
Star Lights
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Holder
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Rae
Cambridge
Mass
Towa UI
Iowa University
Iowa State College
Nebraska U
Omaha Y. Mlc. A
Iowa U
Eugene Grattan
Johnny O'Brien
Pounder
Ted Pfeffer
M. J. Holder
Waterloo
K. C. Gomstock
Eagle Grove
Alfred Burkeland
Earle Grove
James Blair
Mason City
Richard Burke
C. J. Wright
Sheldon
M. E. Saregard
Charles City
Alley Morrison
Marshallstown
K. BR. Trachonymuller
Mount Vernon
World boxing and sports notes from early 1920s cards
Various boxing and sports items including offers to Feittling Siki in Panama City and other bouts in Nashville and New Orleans. Mentions Italian heavyweight Eminie Spalia challenging Luis Angel Firpo, Jack Dempsey contract talk, Abe Goldstein title talk, and golfer Rube Jones title defenses. Also notes wrestling champ Strangler Lewis marriage, billiards champ Ettis, Ames swimmers, Cyclone baseball schedule, and Missouri valley meet results.
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Feittling Siki
Panama City
Jtuly
Sashyle
Tommy Gibbons
Abe Goldstein
Tuenas Alres
Eminie Spalia
Luis
Angel Firpo
Chicago
Jacek Dempser
Jack Kearns
Sach
Demipser
New York
Ruebbr Jones
United States Golf Association
Professional
Ed "Strangler" Lewis
Yeesterday
Bessie McMear
Kansas City
Charles Ettis
Pittsburch
Augie Kreckhnefer
Ames—town State
Kansas Aggies
Conch
Jake Daubert
Tawans
Agios
Cyslones
Jon
iTipie
Springdale
St. Ambrose
Mount Vernon
Marion
West Wranah
Cin
Ames
Bill Chandler Linn
Cyclone
Central College
Pella
Centras
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