Johnny Cline and Earl Blue set for windup next Friday
Promoter Joe Goss brings Johnny Cline to fight Earl Blue at Waterloo theatre next Friday April 4. Gibbons and Walsh clash over weight as Cline weighs about 158 pounds while Blue targets 165, with medical nor ring concerns noted.
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Johnny Cline
Earl Blue
Windup
PSN
Tiger Johnny Cline
Gibbons
Boy Wonder
Busone
John Goss
Waterloo Theatre
Minneapolis
Tori Walsh
Michael Gibbons
Blue
Walsh
Mike
Cline
St. Paul
Lou Rolliger
Bing
Cowboy Warnie Smith
Chicago
Joe O'Hara
Bite
Chuck Lambert
Lembert
Joe Quinn
Johnny
Jock Malone
Moose Corners
Vadler
Cal
Malone
Robin
Tom Walsh
Youngstown
Morris Sculai_ ter
Yamasco
Clinc
Prairies
Gentle
Wirth
Sony Gentle
Battier
Cedar Falls
Julius
la Woprodahis
Tf Wirth
Promat
Max
Wester
Tommy Rarone
Paul
Rarone
Tacami
Pieren
Tentle
Morris
Tony
Metcalf to visit Iowa State College for harmony program
Ames March 2 The new Iowa State College athletics director T N Metcalf will meet cooperative students and faculty in a harmony program for athletics. A luncheon will pledge unanimous support Monday noon and a preliminary department survey will follow for possible recommendations to the athletic council for the coming year. A dinner with athletic council members and coaches will be held Monday evening.
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Ames
T. N. Metcalf
Iowa State College
Crotone Callege
Universiy of
Minnesota
Sptvine
Cedar Valley Track Association to expand for 1924 meet
The Cedar Valley track group plans to grow from 12 to 16 or 20 members before the 1924 meet at Waverly. East High is expected to join, with Waterloo East likely to enter. West High previously led the 1923 carnival as 200-plus athletes competed. the 1924 lineup aims to be larger.
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Waverly
East High
Cedar Valley Association
Waverly Max 3
West High
Cedar Valley
Charles City
Nashua
Greene
Grundy Center
Independence
Oelwein
Waterloo West High
Manchester
Teachers High
Cedar Falls High
Jesup and
East
Waterloo East High
Northeastern Town Teachers’ Association
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Williams
Jesup
A. W. Moore
T. M. Clevenger
Baseball notes and player moves across midwest leagues
The Reporter-Star of Orlando Pa reports on O Shea’s strong second base fielding for Clockland Columbus and John’s hitting drought. Burlington manager Henry Wingfield arrives in Burlington after weeks at Tot Springs Ark. Tension grows over McGoldrick’s Waterloo raise demand. Rock Island pledges $3 150 to join the Mississippi Valley League and seeks $1 100 more to cover debts. Ottumwa’s Mattick and Didier look to bolster the Cards. Grand Island offers to buy Frank Boyle’s Tri-State league franchise. Mason City discusses forming a six club Iowa Minnesota league with Albert Lea boosters.
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Reporter-Star
Orlando
Pla
Columbus
O'Shea
John
Henry Wingfield
Burlington
Tot Springs
Ark
Emerson, Ark
Wingfield
Moling Dispatch
Rock Island
Preston Ray
Frank Boyta
Grand Island
Retar 4
Charles Jackson
Waterloo
Boyle
Frank
Mason City
Albert Lea
Minn
F. Aitchison
Alber Lea Baseball Association
A. F. Gordon
Ware
Juniors win swim meet at West High in close race
West High juniors edged sophomores 24 to 32 in a tight group swim meet. Seniors were third and freshmen last with seven points. Sindlinger and White tied for individual honors with 11 points each while Holt had 9 and a third points.
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West High
West Hight
Rose and Black
Opey
Johnny Sindlinger
White
Holt
Simmarr
Lish
Sindlinger
L. Bamnes
Sinks s—Moesnar
Elman
Ytoit
Moesnar
Jinagy Barclay
Potter to Lead Old Rose Cagers Next Year
Robert Potter, sophomore guard forward on West High, chosen captain of the Old Rose and Black basketball team for 1925 at the Hotel Russell Lamson banquet. Potter, Waterloo resident, to play last season due to sight semester rule, praised for accurate shooting and floorwork. Eleven letters awarded. coach Ralph Sarff notes no standout stars, promises full effort to a successful next season.
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Robert Potter
West High
Rose and Black
Rus isell-Lamson
Potter
Waterloo
Winss
Fred J. Kluss
Old Rosa
Ray Fuller
Ralph Sarff
Charles Hetts
John Studlinger
Gordon Smith
Arthur Meisner
William Lumry
Paul McGarvey
Arnold Seiglo
Joe Sansone
Roger Haselman
John Miller
Hetts
Sindlinger
Smith
Risley
Templeton
Burgess
McGowan
Plan Stadium For Penn College And Oskaloosa High
Oskaloosa plans a shared stadium for football baseball and track for the high school and Penn college. The Oskaloosa Stadium corporation has secured ground in a ravine near the school with options and expects to start soon for a 40 000 seat facility to be ready by fall.
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Penn College
Oskaloosa High School
Oskaloosa, In
Oskaloosa Stadium Corporation
Collett Faces Fordyce In North and South Women’s Final
Pinehurst N C March. Miss Glenna Collett of Providence former national champion swept through the field by playing near par golf as she met Misa Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio the city’s women’s champion in the finals of the North and South women’s golf championship tournament.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Glenna Collett
Providence
Misa Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Booster plans in Teague and Charles City face baseball hurdles
Albert Leamen appears in Teague twice this week to boost the team. A booster meeting is planned in Charles City as that town is eyed for inclusion in the Teague program. The main obstacle is the absence of a ready playing pair, though several good diamonds exist, they lack fencing.
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Albert Leamen
Charles City
Inside Golf by Chester Horton on grip and stroke
The article outlines grip positions for different club lengths and emphasizes relaxing muscles to enable a rhythmic flow in golf swings. Horton discusses the overlapping grip as essential for all shots, especially putting, to coordinate hands and wrists for a pendulum-like stroke.
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John F. Dille Co
Siki's Promoter Quits After Losses and Incident
Havana promoter George Lawrence leaves for New York after Siki loses five fights with little chance to promote. The restaurant boat brawl culminated when Siki struck with a sugar bowl, injuring Miguel Chacon Sarigl the stevedore, who was bailed for April 2 hearing.
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Associated Press
Havana
George Lawrence
United States
Lawrence
New York
Siki
Miguel Chacon Sarigl
Trio of Dodgers Pitchers Lift Stall Past Contenders
Clear Water March 28. Three great pitchers kept the Brooklyn Dodgers from last place. Vance Grimes and Reuther strong. Infield needs bolstering. Robinson seeks Milton Stock deal with Branch Rickey while Jones and Johnston potential moves. Outfield looks solid. Wheat Nefts Griffith and Simpson form core plus rookies and Dicker man promising.
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International New Wire
Clear Water
Pla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vance
Grimes
Reuther
Robin
Wilbert Robinson
Wilbert
Branch Rickey
Milton Stock
Branch
Bobby
Mike Gonzales
Taylor
DeBerry
Rickey
Ohnny Jones
Portland Pacific
Dodgers
Johnny
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy
Mr. Jones
Toledo
Andy High
Joe Klugman
Des Moines
Robinson
Nefs
Tommy Griffith
Simpson
New England
Bowlers share prizes as record bids fall in twenty fourth congress
Two world records were broken as more than 10,000 bowlers competed in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Clarence and Harry Thoma of Chicago set a doubles record of 1,380 pins. Frank Kair Art Ludvigson and Harry Smyers each broke singles marks in a five week event. Prize money totaled about 98 000 with Buffalo slated for next year.
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Associated Pro
Chicago
Clarence
Harry Thoma
Dan and Wilson
Milwaukee
Pollacks
P. P. Caruana
Sale
Son
HW. Thoma
Vantine-Buck
Tarentum
Pace
Lang Ster
Madison
Zelord-Lewiss
Denver
Dingwell
F. Katz
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George McManus
Om Tris
EMJON
Feature Service, Inc
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Hawkeye
En Vincent McGoldrick
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McGoldrick
Ottum- Wa
Chick Mattlek
California
Didier
Doran
Mattick
Ford
Heath
Willard
Simmer
Quincey College
Bob Harmon
BI Schuster
John Dill
A. H. Wentz
Moline
Moline Club
M-V Salar- Tps
Jack Lacy
Marshalltown
Pat Crow
Minden
Amil Urban
Aluf
Lioyd Bagley
Allen
Bagley
Boston Braves
Jack
Mtechine
Hamilton
Spurbeck
Icadere
Alexander Alekhine
Russia
Savielly Tartskower
Emmanuel Jasker
Germany
Frank Marshall
Richard Rett
Czechohoveakia
David Janowski
Fraure
Bod Potter
OLD Rose
Chester G. Horton
Yaftela
Dickerman
Decatur
New Fort
Kid Norfolk
Greb
Goston
Charlottesville
Binia
Amherst
Ormond Beach
Parelli
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Newark
N. J
Johnny Buft
Harry Forbes
Sloan
Frea~dom
Paris
Gordon
Congress Cigar Company
Philadelphia
LA Palina
Francis Cigar Company
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