National Prep B Basketball Tourney Opens in Chicago
Chicago hosts the opening round of the National Prep B basketball tournament as Newton High meets Ed Reno and Charleston faces the Tigers. Wichita and Newton lead Kansas entries with teams from Georgia Louisiana and Kentucky in the mixed field for the national crown.
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Marote
National Prep
Chicago
Newton
Ed-Reno
Tigers
Charleston
Uineiy
Llosa
United States
Roy
Deus
Norrow
LeTus
Taeus
Newton. Lowi
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Geets
FC Renowkla
Gop
Cedar Stupids
Lin
Cagan
Mausas
Entrias
Kausas
Midwest
South
Wichita High School
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sunflower State
Newton High
Wichita
Dixie
Wheeler
Jonney
Whiel
Georg Dauisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carlina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Northwest
Thetuthwest
Far West
R Lly
Middle- West
Neen
Torrington
Conn
Moat
Scott
Ample
Salem
Haewel
Hure
Mass
Ite Neon
Reno
Ney
Myal
AOL
Billings
Mons
Fitehs
Mitr
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Parge
Teale
Eleven Grade School Games Played Saturday
Eleven grade school basketball games were played on the grade school playground Saturday. Results are partially legible with several team names and scores unclear in the OCR.
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Baskemuh
Averes
Whittier
March Winds and Winter Echoes Across Puget Sound
Fragmented 1830s newspaper snippet notes March winds over Puget Sound and glacial comments on climate, with scattered mentions of Glavier Park, Yellowstone, and spring being discussed amid political asides and social commentary. Names and places are garbled but include references to Washington state, Philadelphia Public Ledger, and Mussolini era discourse.
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Puget Sound
Glavier Park
Phat
Ciullonieys
Worley
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Congress
Goolldee
Sumner
Lake Oko
Haji
Iowa
Towa
Nebraska
Teams Ready for Amateur Tourney at Waterloo Championship
Waterloo’s amateur cage finals approach with four top clubs set to clash. First game at 7 20 p m features Central and First Baptists, followed by Rath Packing versus First M E. Final round Tuesday pits tonight’s winners for the city title amid high expectations for a rare matchup.
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Waterloo
Tnt Bast Figh
Cllingig Central
Pirse Baptist Quints
Me EL ‘and Rath Packing Company
Tumnersity
Vlinais Central
Onianpiobslip
Rath
Conroy
Risaerap
Paenior
Cirewit
Ithe First Baptists Methra
Episcopal Quintet Clinches Title in Junior League
Episcopal team clinched the junior league title with a Saturday win over Walnut Street Baptist. Other Saturday results include Linden 35, Linden II 0, Presbyteriina 2, St. Pauls 1, and First Congregational 2, showing a decisive weekend in the junior standings.
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Episcopal
Althe
Christ Episcopad Aeratas
Chan
Walnut Street Baptist
Eam
Linden MM
Presbyteriina
St. Pawls
Gloom and optimism sweep youth baseball circles
Across spring training camps in Florida and elsewhere gloompervades Philadelphia teams after tough exhibition spells while Rogers Hornsby injects optimism with praise for Cardinals players. Managers like Speaker of the Cleveland Indians keep hopeful notes as pitchers and hitters show progress ahead of opening days.
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Associated
Cleveland Ldlinns
Ind Lekeland
Phul
New Feang
Beaves
Boston Graves
St. Petersburg
St. Louis
Teachers College Girl Athletes Like Hiking Schedule Arranged
An elaborate hiking schedule is arranged for girls at Teachers College during the spring term. Four hikes are set each weekday except Saturday when hikes extend to eight miles. The program aims at 160 miles total with a points system toward membership in the college athletic association. A free number of girls have signed up to participate, with daily hikes posted.
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Teachers College
Taday Falls
Woops pAthletic Association
Baseball Leaders Face Political Clash In Florida Tour
Journalist Korner Witcher York reports on National Baseball Commission head Landis touring major league camps. The piece recalls past disputes with Landis policy, a tense encounter with Judge Merrmann in Orlando, and a surprising peaceful meeting amid expectations of confrontation.
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Korner Witcher
Local golfers join 100000 Club as members
Two Waterloo golfers, W. L. Berets and Dr. T. R. McGoy, elected to the 100000 Club in the yearbook, after turning in holes in one on the shore eighteenth at Sunnyside Country Club last summer. The 1925 membership list includes 49 Hawkeye golfers, with 34 on the board of directors. Cedar Falls’ Harold Jochumsen is the only townman with two aces last season.
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Waterloo
Dede Club
Wo L. Berets
T. R. McGoy
Bunnyside! Country Club
Mitty
Hawkeye State
Board of
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Harold Jochumsen
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside Country
Washington
Cadac Palls
Lawrence Drohman
Osage
Amanu
Tho
Carden
CG. 0
Meads
Mason City
Spon Kler
Cedar Rapids
Dr Gb
Wore Lon
Ose
Dick Quint
Vinton
Doileth
C. . Scott
Los Angeles
Cal
A. M. Youstey
Wansag City
Cresco Prepares for Active Golf Season
Cresco readies for the upcoming golf season with plans for course maintenance and new junior programs. Officials say the focus is on training, scheduling, and inviting local players to try out for team rosters and event participation.
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Cresco
Teachers College to Add Swimming To List of Sports
Cedar Falls report notes that Teachers College plans to add swimming and may schedule dual meets with Ames Drake and other Iowa conference schools. Expected team stars include Mueller from Alpha Chi, Shiramuri, Greenley, and Fifah. An unrelated boxing-wrestling card featuring Johnny Myers and Lee Mumbles is mentioned.
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Cedar Falls
Ames
Draki
Lowa
Mueller
Bank Leamn le
Ube
Shiramuri
University of Town
Greenley
Whterlo Hust
Fifah
Alpha Chi
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George McManus
Darcy
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Athletics
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McGrew
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Washington Senators
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Ogden
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Mothan Declaves
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Monkeuvers
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Chicaro Cubs
Oaks
Oakland
San Franciscs
New Orleans
Angornia
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Andis
Pemarer
LOGAL
Dr. T. R. McCoy
W. L. Deters
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Mronta
Johnny Myers
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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