Kipp Named Captain of AIS High Basketball Team
Clyde Kipp, star forward for East High, elected captain of the 1925 team at a meeting hosted by Artus family. He will be ineligible the first week of February 1924 due to an eight semester rule, but will play early in the season. Kipp has led East High scoring and helped the team reach state tournaments. Six players received letters, and trophies were awarded at the end of the regular season.
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Clyde Kipp
Hasteigh
Let‘ar
Mir
Mre
A. J. Artus
South Barclay
Carl Artus
Kipp
Jesup
East High BC
Cornell College
Teachers College
Waterloo
Ile Wag
East Park Presbyterian Sunday School
Regul
Charles Hostetler
Delano Raymond
Harvey Daley
Stewart Seidler
Cornell
Ben H. Miller
F. ¥. Miller
Otte Stars in Theater and Gridiron At University
Lowell Otte of Sidney Iowa excelled as lead in Shakespeare Twelfth Night while starring as all conference end on the football team. He scored a perfect on a psychology exam, earned Hawkeye scholarship, joined track squad as distance runner, and pursued a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity chapter.
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Town City
Howell Otte
Sidney
University At
Towa
Bresnahan
Otte
Leland Parkin
Walter Eckersall
Otto
Orsina
Minnesota
Boxing crowns awarded at Iowa U boxing championships
Paul Krasnski of Davenport retained the University of Iowa heavyweight title by knocking out Forest Olson of Sioux City in the finals. Olson battled hard but fell after extended attacks in the second and third rounds.
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Associated Press
Towa City
Paul
Krasnski
Davenport
University of Iowa
Forest Olson
Sioux City
Olson
Iowa
Harry Rice
Washington
John Foley
Marcus
Ralph
Buzz) Kopan
Osage
Harry Herse
Des Moines
Hampton High Mothers Host Banquet for Teams
Hampton Ta March 28 The mothers of Hampton high school boys and girls basketball teams hosted a banquet. Toasts were made by Superintendent Rankin and team captains Fern Crom and John Hunt. Veon Gibson elected next season girls captain and Henry Brockelman boys captain. Both squads ended the season successfully.
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Hampton, Ta
Hampton High School
Hanquet
Rankin
Fern Crom
Tohn Hunt
Nina Shadima
Jennie Lombardo
Ruth Stonebrook
Veon Gibson
Genevieve Ferris
Hemmingway
Bailey
Firis
Henry Brockelman
East-West High Track Meet Date Change Announced
East High and West High track cams will clash on May 10 instead of May 3 as arrangements are completed. Cedar Valley track and field meet at Wa Verly May 3 will feature both teams. Outdoor work will begin once ground dries and firms up. Cedar Valley attracts teams from over 20 northeastern Iowa schools.
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Cedar Valley
Wa‘Verly
Iowa
Reinbeck Highs Record Season Highlights in Basketball
Reinbeck High School in Iowa finished with a 20 win 4 loss record and 441 points scored to 283 allowed. The standout victory came against Washington high Cedar Rapids 19 to 17 in the district tournament at Waterloo. Three seniors Bucka Wicks and Robinson depart after the season.
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Heinbeck
Reinbeck High
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Bucka
Wicks
Robinson
Reinbeck
New Hartford
Grundy Center
Tracr
Idora
Dike
Nreinbecke
Hldom
Vinton
Cedar Fade
Grundy
Traer
Beaman
Wellsburg
Reindeck
Eldora
Treinbeck
Union
Helmback
Iowa
Seven Coe Basketball Players Given Letters
Cedar Rapids March 28 seven members of the Coe cage squad were presented letters at a meeting of the athletic council. Recipients include captain Stuelke Wernimont peers Tullis Johnston Lamb and Rick. All except Wernimont and Rick will return to school next fall. The text also notes the Staubbach waterfall in Switzerland at nearly 500 feet high.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe Cage
Athletic Council
Stuelke
Wernimont
Tullis
Johnston
Lamb
Rick
Drake Classic attracts star sprinters for 100 yard dash
Des Moines report previews the Drake university relay meet on April 25 and 26. Top athletes include Red Irwin Kansas Aggies Whitman Michigan and Charles Paddock California. Other entrants span Notre Dame Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska with many big names primed for a rapid 100 yard dash. Forester beats Pirate 31 to 14 at St Marys gym. Panama Canal cargo share shows United States ships handling over half of volume.
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Des Moines
Althe
Drake University
Red Irwin
Kansas Aggies
Drake
Irwing
Array
Ayres
Evang
Hughes
Illinois
Gnish
Whitman
Michigan
Brooking
Coulter
Iowa
Big Ten
Layden
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Williams
Kansas State
Gray
Butler
Catherwood
Minnesota
Anderwert
Washington
Maddox
Purdus
Harker
Northwestern
Swanson
Lombard
McGiveran
McAndrews
Wisconsin
Locke
Bloodgood
Nebraska
Fisher
Kansas
Donovan
Ohio
Young
Malin
Ames
Green
Grinnell
Charles Paddock
California Flash
Paddock
Shadows of Paris at Strand Theatre Ends Tomorrow
The Strand shows Pola Negri in Shadows of Paris, with supporting players Charles DeRoche and Adolphe Ronjou, mirroring fashion and globe trotting Paris life. Also on the program Lloyd Hamilton in Lonesome and a Pathé News reel. The Dancer of the Wife plays at the Rialto, plus a Tut-Ankh-Amen era drama.
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Durinh Pola Negri
Miss Negri
Charles. DeRoche
Adolphe Ronjou
Thea
Goria Swanson
Lloyd Hamilton
Butteri
Pathe News
Strand Theatre
Hialto
Egypt
Oneca
Arvin
Carmel Myers
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Harry
Lko
Evans
Training Camps Blame Ninth Inning Blast for Loss
A miscue in the ninth, described by Associated Press as key to Cleveland's first defeat of the season. Emil Lerson cited as the blown save factor in a tense late inning.
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Associated Press
Emil Lerson
Bras
Cleveland
Harried rookie leads late rally amid gritty ball action
A rugged rookie arrives in Milmestereppl Villey and sparks a tense game as the Brooklyn Doctrora rally to edge Chicago Nationals. Cleveland’s lineup hints at strength with Bay Flancon reinvigorating a tabling approach. Philadelphia and St Louis trades surface amid spring exhibition play.
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Hoe
Tig
Rommel
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Psa
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New York
Milwaukee
Plaza Theatre Show Promises New Witwer Story
Fragmentary OCR text references Tae Phan as added attraction and Ma belle Wagner Shank noted as the newest of Witwer's La Pushers stories at the Plaza Theatre. The readable items suggest a local theater lineup with featured performers and a noted author.
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Mabelle Wagner Shank
Itil
Witwer
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