Rollinger to Face Sexton in Dubuque 16-Round Bout
Lou Rollinger, Waterloo welter, and Chick Sexton, Oelwein resident now training in East Side, meet Thursday in Dubuque Armory under Governors Grays and Dubuque Athletic Club. Expected record crowd. weigh in at 1583 pounds. Sexton seeks comeback. Rollinger aims higher. Sexton edges Rollinger on experience while Rollinger has recent knockout streak. Prelims include Ward and Nelson of Dubuque. Pollick and Grode also from Dubuque.
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Lou Kallinger
Waterloo Welter
Rockford
Mets
Chick Seston
Oelwein
East Side Athletic Club
Hare
Dubuque
Armory
Governor's Grays, & Dubuque Athietic Club
Jong
Bard
Sexton
Bollinger
Sextet
Rollinger
Nis
Hollinger
Lou
Shady Wood
Freeport
Bud McFadden
Jack, Monahan
Madison
Jack Keating
Franwell
Leo Murray
Camp Grant
Pete Bish
Savannah
Gus Rankin
Water Inc
Ted Zantes
Waterloo
Timmy Gill
Carl Martin
Cedar Rapids
Ward
Nelson
Pollock
Grode
Olympic Athletic Club
Bill Garrett
Garrett
Illinois
Rockford High School
White Sox pitcher to officiate at Columbia Jubilee game
Red Faber of the Chicago White Sox has been asked to officiate the baseball game between his alma mater Columbia College and Minnesota University during the Jubilee of Columbia in Dubuque. Walter Eck of the Chicago Tribune will be the other official. John L. Griffith will officiate the Columbia Creighton Notre Dame track meet. A dinner for Columbia alumni is planned at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago on April 2.
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Chicago
Columbia College
Auditorium Hotel
Western Inter-collegiate Athletic Association
Prehn And Parcaut Sign For April 6 Bout
Mason City and Spencer boxers Pateaut and Prehn will meet in a handicap match set for April 6. Parcaut, from Spencer, plans to throw Prehn twice in an hour for a $500 side bet. The bout, postponed by flu illness, resumes with Prehn five pounds overweight but aiming to make weight for the promoters led by Charlie Hayden.
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Mason City
Mareh Paul Prehn
Ralph Pareaut
Spencer
Pateaut
Prehn
Pretin
Charlie Hayden
Exhibition baseball notes and camp updates across several cities
A jumbled roundup reports trades and camp results from across the circuit. Cleveland Indians win an exhibition as Surman hits a homer while injuries plague the Senate and Reds trim rosters. Other items cover Giants at San Adelina, Tigers and Pirates in midseason form, and camp progress in Hot Springs Orlando and Leesburg with trades and manager notes.
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Strugula
New York
Yanis
Ti Bain
Faye
Johnson
San Antonio
Raint
Jack bin Oo
Haltimore Bitcher
Syvor Pon Runpluc
Moisure
Sieleven
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Vanes
Decatur
Cleveland Indians
Surman
Tampa
Senators
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Gagnon
Sox
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Chicsey
San Francisco Pacific Coast
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Darrel Tigers
Rochester Tearm
Hot Springs
Ark
Cooper
Pirate
Yannigans
Orlando
Fla
Ane Reds
Ray
Tari
Schement
Hye
Reds
Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy and Onlookers
A fragment from a humor column lists caricatures and gags about cinema life including engineers of subtitles readers, clever ingenues and goofs, spirited motorists and pedestrians, censors and critics, all rendered in a playful typewriter style. The piece ends noting protection by Associated Editors.
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Walters
Geofs
Polita Fendamen
Laws of Lore golf questions from Innis Brown readers
Readers ask about rules on teeing distance, moving sand behind a ball, and what constitutes a stroke in golf. Answers explain that a ball may be four two clubs back of markers, sand used as a tee can be removed as a local impediment, penalties in match and medal play, and that a stroke includes forward club movement or ball contact even if the ball is not struck.
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Isnateh
Hye Nola
Innis Brown
Golf Grip and Swing Advice From George Tetheringham
A tip for the round stresses Rekixition as essential to Root play in golf. Proper grip with ey fingers keeps the formurm flexible to swing. Topping arises from tensing muscles. relax to improve coordination and prevent jerky motion.
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George Tetheringham
Bowling Milwaukee Team Leads in American Congress Meet
Milwaukee teams dominated the American Congress tournament with Paterson Parkways from Chicago and Schwabb Pollock from Buffalo among top five performers. The event also noted a separate last night shooting displacing a leader, while scores and affiliations of several players from Chicago Toledo and Cleveland were listed in the standings.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Jeaders
Paterson Parkways
Chicago
Ogl Schwabb-Pollock
Buffalo
Toledo
Brooks
Cleveland
F. Kallacket
D. Burmeister
Lyton L. Ustrander
Totede
Lowey
Plerea
Toledn Goledty
Baseball Rookies Claim They Can Star on Diamond
Baseball recruiters boast of talent as clubs seek first trials in organized play. Waterloo aims to win the Mississippi Valley league title while managers weigh numerous hopefuls from across the region.
Nine Letter Men Lead Ames Ball Squad Schedule
Nine letter men form the nucleus of Ames baseball plans as over 30 players wore uniforms and daily practice continued. The Missouri Valley Conference slate includes games at home with Central Washington Kansas Nebraska and Washington University with dates in April and May. Our Lady of Victory academy tops Sacred Heart 86 0 in basketball as McDermott Sullivan lead the winning effort.
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Our Lady of Victory
East High basketball letters awarded to 1923 squad
Wight east high presented letters to ten varsity players at a regular assembly. Captains Wollefson Joinson Holman Huiert Kipp Artus and others received. six graduates will not return next year. Coach Kresensky outlined hopes for 1924 with Raymond at guard and a strong lineup to pursue state glory.
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Wight East High
Sherman ‘Toilefson
Carl Artus
Willard Holman
Howard Johnson
Kenneth Blitsch
Charles Kipp
Harry Hulett
Leonard Gun
Stead
Louis Kresensky
IP. J.miller
Wollefson
Holman
Joinson
Biltsch
Huiert
Artus
Kipp
Kresensky
Rumors Stir Over Big Boys Ring Show Plans
United Press reports rumors about a May 12 charity boxing show in New York with Jess Willard, Luis Angel Firpo, and Floyd Johnson. Firpo may back up if a principal is unable to fight, while Willard trains at Excelsior Springs. The promoters reportedly consider Tack Renault as Firpo’s potential opponent if needed.
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Aby United Press
New York
Louis Angel Sirpo
Ay Dake
Jess Willard
Floyd Johnson
Word
Altho Willard
Excelsior Springs
Firoa
Johnson
Tom Gibbons
Altho
Willard
Firpo
Brennan
Vex Rickard
Luig Angel
Sweet Charity
Richard
Waxing Commission
Gems
Commission
Renault
Tame wild ducks back after winter migration
Two flocks of tame wild ducks and domesticated mallards raised by ranchers in Holt county Nebraska return to their barnyards from winter migration. They were delayed five days by storms, a pattern seen over the past three years with arrivals around March 20.
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O'Neill
Neb
Nebraska Sandhills
Holt County
National boxing moves and college athletic notes across several cities
New York declares war on rangy contenders to force mandatory title challenges before other bouts. Cincinnati confirms Rube Benson contract signing with the Nations. New York reports Frank Marlow paid 50000 for a five year Johnny Wilson management deal. Drake relays to feature Western Missouri Valley schools plus Florida Notre Dame Utah Vanderbilt and others. Minnesota indoor baseball under Maj Watrous coaches 1922 squad. Ames sets up intercollegiate wrestling with Penn State as favorite. Kansas to host first annual relay carnival April 21 with 260 institutions invited. Cleveland eyes pro league growth as 26000 fans attend two games. Jack Fourman retires to manage a semipro club in Centralia. Norfolk defeats Tasier in a 13 round heavyweight bout in New York.
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New York State
Ithdetic Commission
Cincinnati
Rube
Benson
Cincinnati Nations
Frank Marlow
Johnny Wilson
Chicago
Drake
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
DL. I. Watrous
Dattery
Georges Myrum
Ames
Penn State
Virginia
Kentucky
Cleveland
League of Professions
Detroit
Puch
Centralia
Jack_ Fourman
St. Louis
Brooklynt
Tianage
Norfolk
Jack Tasier
Walnut Street Baptist quint honored at yearend banquet
More than 150 members of the Inter Sunday School Basketball league attended the annual banquet at Y M C A to close the 1923 season. Walnut Street Baptist quintet was guest of honor as each player received a silver watch charm for standout work. Glenn Card, captain, received the team’s sterling basketball on display, later to become Baptists property after defense of the trophy.
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Walnut Street Baptist «Auvintet
J. H. Butts
Glenn Card
The
Baptists
Bragdon Turns Out Crack Basket Team
Bragdon, athletic director at Rock Springs High School, writes of his basketball team achieving 24 wins in 28 games and one player making the all Wyoming Quintet. He also set a course record in golf on Christmas Day and plans to spend the summer in Waterloos.
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Douglas Bragdon
Third Avenue West
Bock Springs
Wye
Waterloos
Bragdon
Rock Springs
Rock’ Springs
Waz
Wyoming
Jim Bragdon
West High
Rath Quintet Wins City League Title
Rath Packing basketball team clinched the City League crown last night at YMCA by defeating Co. B National Guards, 9 to 1. The DeMolay quintet beat Gates Eclipse 16 to 14, while Seniors defeated Tribune Five 20 to 19. Final standings listed DeMolay & Co. B Guards, Gates College, and others with various win totals.
Mason City Bowler Posts High Average
Hans Nelson of the Marshall Cleanure team led in tournament play with an average over 203 across 87 games in TBA state and ABC events. The Charles City bowler previously set an endurance record by bowling 100 games in 12 hours with a 206 average and a 279 score in his 100th game.
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Mason City
Hans Nelson
Marshall
A. B.C
Nelson
Charles City
Mason
Pirates Look Like Pennant Contenders in Early Talk
International News from Flat Springs Arkansas reports Manager Bill Sokeshatel predicting the Pirates will finish one, two, three in the National League. The piece notes a large pitching staff under McKechnie with veterans, recruits, and candidates competing for spots, listing players like Whitey Glazner, Jim Bagby, Lefty Teigert, and George Boehler, along with Traynor, Marauvilly, Tierney, Grimm, Russell, Schmidt, Gooch, Seaman Hall, and Morgan in a broad roster preview.
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International News
Flat Springs
Ark
Bill Sokeshatel
Pirate
McKechnie
Cesper
Morrison
Bride Adams
Whitey
Glazner
Carlson
Hamilton
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Righhander
Brown
George Boehier
Detroit Tigers
George
Tulsa
Ohio
Lefty Teigert
Flint
Mich
Hiness- Fulweiler
Righe- Hanne
Traynor
Marauvilly
Tierney
Grimm
Gooch
Sioux City Star Player Hough Exits Team
Sioux City Iowa March 28. Alvin Hough star end on the football squad of Sioux City high school has left the team due to unspecified reasons. Authorities stated no further details were available.
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Sioux City
Alvin Hough
Sioux City High School
Freddie Welsh Plans England Return to Reclaim Lightweight Title
International News story reports Freddie Welsh, seen as past his prime, plans to travel to England this summer to win back the lightweight championship. Welsh arrives from a brief tour of Britain, denouncing European boxing as decadent except for Jimmy Wilde, and predicts a surprise against Pancho Villa in a forthcoming match.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
Sparta
New York
Freddie Welsh
England
Europe
Welsh
Fred
Jimmy Wide
Wilde
Pancho Villa
Jimmy
Walsh
Villa
Alin
Sioux City Prep Star Named Captain of Two Husky Teams
Been elected to captain the Maroon and White gridders next fall. Hough is the only Sioux City high school athlete in recent years to captain both the football and basketball teams.
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Hough
Sioux City
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