Intersectional Basketball to Boost National Unity, Coaches Say
Kansas athletic director argues for union of styles under the National Basketball Coaches Association. He notes different regions rely on varying rules, but forecasts fusion through national governance, with intersectional play becoming as vital as conference games and boosting attendance and finances.
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Br UR
Torres
Ales
Athlone
University At Kansas
National
Basnetbal Coaches’ Associationt
Lawrence
Kat
F.t
Trail Blazer
National Association of Baseball Coaches
Chicago
Notllonal Association
Craig Ruby
University of Illinois
L. P. Andreas
Syracuse
C. M
Price
University of California
A. A. Shabinger
Creighton
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Old South
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Far West
Middlewest
Giants Score Seventeen Runs in One Inning
The New York Giants, visiting Memphis on March 31, routed Chattanooga 18 to 8 after a 17 run fifth inning. The performance surpassed 45 years of major league tallies and boosted the Giants’ record as locals anticipated a game against Memphis.
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New York Giants
Memphis
Toxtay
Chattanooga
New York
Giants
Hoppe Maintains Commanding Lead in Three-Cushion Match
New York March 3 Gus Copulos of Detroit faced long odds to catch Willie Hoppe in a 600 point three-cushion billiard contest with 100 points left Hoppe led by 90 to 410 He swept blocks seven and eight by 60 to 26 and 50 to 48 the eighth block a steady affair Copulos rallied with a nine point run but then slumped, Hoppe edging ahead The final two blocks were scheduled for today.
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New York
Gus Copulos
Detroit
Toting
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Soo
Copulas
Deiroster
Lafayette Girls Basketball Cards Win Several Games
In league play at Yo W CG A last night Lafayette, Behedwe and Zippers triumphed. Indees defeated Owls 27 to 4 while Lafayette beat Kresge 23 to 25. Bumbleses won 23 to 6 over Winson and Zippers beat Rati’s to 18. Upcoming Tuesday matches include St. Mary’s vs Owls Kresge vs Blackbirds Tadets vs Buimblebe Hinson vs Lafayette Zippers vs Telephone Office Ed vs ath.
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Indees
Owls
Lafayette
Krespe
Bumblesees
Winson
Zippers
Rati's
Behedwe
St. Mary's
Kresge
Blackbirds
Tadets
Buimblebe
Hinson
Youth Takes Singles Lead In A. B. Cc. Mix
Kansas City march 31 44 American bowling congress competition nears final stages with leaders separated by a single pin Henry Summers St Louis leads stages from Henry Schmitz Chicago after strong session marking four weeks of rolling Summers 201 258 246 705 plus 690 and 436 in five man and doubles terms fifth in MI events Jimmy Smith top performer after 629 singles and 626 doubles to mirror five man score Consumers Company Chicago led late night five with 2968 for fourth alongside Puritan Melts and Lucha Recreation at Cleveland Norwesess Peoria and Milwaukee lead Nerisisco event while Ter Shops name appears with Norweses as a strong contender
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Ameerican Bowling Congress
Henry Summers
St. Louis
Henry Schmitz
Chicago
Summers
Jimmy Smith
Lucha Recreation
Cleveland
Aaven
Nerisisco
Aialis
Malwaukee
Resola
Norweses
Peoria
Ter
Congress
Grand Old Man Stagg Keeps In Shape In Chicago
Chicago March 31 Alonzo Stagg 66 year old University of Chicago gridiron leader shows he stays physically fit through regular pace running and restrained lifestyle. He avoids alcohol and tobacco and continues active daily routines despite age.
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Chicago
Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
St Louis U Adopts Notre Dame Football System
St Louis University hires former Notre Dame figure Wartley and Walsh to oversee the new football setup. Anderson, once a Notre Dame end, joins as assistant and mentor figure, bringing Irish system expertise from his 1918 Notre Dame enrollment to the St Louis program.
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ST. Louis U
Notre Dame
St Lents
Mareh
Wartley
Hanis Anderson
Charl Chih’ Walsh
St. Louis University
Anderson
Hierst Vent
Goash
Wellsburg Two on All State Girls Team
Ida Grove and Wellsburg Tunnerup each placed two players on the All Iowa high school girls basketball team chosen by AP coaches for the final tournament in March. Audubon Pleasant Plain also had representation on the second team with several players named across positions, including forwards, centers, and guards from multiple schools.
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Wellsburg
Tunnerup
Britinger
Pleasant Minin
Peters
Ute Siecomst
White
Meyer
Ballard
Pleasant Pirin
Meas
Dawes
Sac Civ
Kelly
D Laance
Mystic
Sappula
Pleasant Plain
Rehner
Tay Grove
Milhee
Battle Cree Burt
Sac City
Aiken
Page
Ida
Five White Sox players suffer injuries in tense event
Five members of the White Sox family, including Miniter Raye Senalk, were on the six or injured list after a fall. Reed Faber is confined by a severe stomach issue.
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Sureveport
Mateh
White Sox
Minitger Raye Senalk
Werre
Vist Todas
Reed Faber
Batre
Jer Uy Witts
Cambridge Crew Defeats Oxford by Ten Lengths in Boat Race
Putney England March 31 Cambridge won the eightieth Oxford Cambridge race by 106 lengths finishing in 20 minutes 25 seconds well ahead of Oxford. The pace surpassed the record though Cambridge led from start to finish with Oxford fatigued in the final miles. The crowd thinned amid intermittent showers and the King of Afghanistan watched from a launch.
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Putney
England
U.P
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Afghanistan
Mort Lake
Iowa Conference Indoor Joust Des Moines Opens Today
The first annual Iowa Conference indoor track meet unfolds in Des Moines with nine teams, 132 athletes, and 12 events including sprints, hurdles, distance runs, relays, and field events. ParsonS and Simpson lead with 20 each, State Teachers 19, Des Moines University 17, Iowa Wesleyan and Penn 15, Morningside eight. Means, the star dash man, is expected to boost several teams.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Parsons and Simpson
Des Moines University
Iowa Wesleyan
Penn
Morningside
Bue
Star’ Dashman
Heay
Buena
End St. Aimbrose
Shafland Chosen Luther Cage Captain for 1927 Team
Luther College selects Sanford Sheathing of Ro land as next year's basketball captain. Shafland, top scorer for the Norsemen in 1926-27, joins the football squad as a halfback and is regarded as a leading student at the college.
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Decorah
Marcelal
Luther College
Sanford Sheathing
Roland
Electra
Shafland
Norsemen
Mieseas
Inwa
Norse Intz
Nashua High Basketball Banquet Held at Steele's Cafe
Nashua Inn March 31 annual banquet for the Nashua high basketball squad was held Thursday evening at Steele's cafe. Coach Herold DBD Smith, Lynn Rust and John Steele attended. After dinner the assembly gathered at the Rust home where talks were given by Supt. Darren of Nashua and Colburn Chapler, YMCA physical director. School board members were guests, too.
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Inn
Maren
Nashua High
Steele's
Herold Dbd. Smith
Lynn Rust
John Steele
Rust
Supt
Darren
Colburn Chapler
Charles Cy Y
Coaches Meet Old Friends at Dinner for Mint Mentors
Ames Iowa March 21 Friday's dinner for Lin national intercollegiate wrestling meet coaches and officials at Iowa State had the feel of an Oklahoma Aggie reunion. Ed Gallagher led seven Cowboys to the national tournament with ex Cowboys Guy Lookabaugh Paul Keen and Clifford Keen among attendees. Also present were Dr Clapp Town Scott and many others from Lehigh Voorhees Chicago Mandeville Kansas Teachers College Barker Cornell Schroe der and Ohio State.
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Lin
Towa State
O&alahoma Aggie
Ed Gallagher
Cowboys
Oklahoma A. d& A
Guy Lookabaugh
Kansas University
Stateville
North- Westtern University
Paul Keen
Oklahoma University
Clifford Keen
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Hugo Olopalik
Iowa
Nebraska
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Sheridan
Lehigh
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Chicago
Mandeville
Kansas
Teachers College
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Cornell
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Ohi State
Bender
State
Rockwell
Massachusetts
Tecit
Conger and Hahn Win Bankers Indoor Meet Races
Chicago report says Lloyd Hahn of Boston Athletic Club won the mile in 4 37 and Ray Conger captured the 1000 yards with 2 25 as the Bankers' indoor meet saw minimal opposition. Helen Filkey matched her world record by tying 60 yard low hurdles in 7 25 seconds.
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Lloyd Hahn
Boston Athletic Club
Ray Conger
Otto Peltzer
Bankers
Hahn
Boston
Joe Siyak
Butler College
Conger
Ray
Helen Filkey
Horse Interest Persists Across Iowa Counties
Des Moines March 1. Despite urban steadiness horses remain of public interest as breed demonstrations draw crowds. Linn of the State Department of Agriculture notes horses are still popular with 45 events in 18 counties attracting over 80 attendees each. Mares to be bred rise and sales show higher fees though financing limits sales.
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Clouri Syeria
Des Moines
Woble
Mayoy Linn
State Department of Agriculture
Linn
Tuthill Pressed for State K P Head at Fort Dodge
Waterloo attorney John S. Tuthill led a push for grand chancellor of Town Knights of Pythias at the grand lodge session in August Fort Dodge as Helmet lodge No 89 hosted a guest night banquet. Sgt Alvin York spoke on aiding underprivileged Tennessee children and two new school buildings were noted.
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Waterloo
Jon
Tennessee
Sergeant York
Idustrial Institute
Pythian Temple
Herman C. Miller
Bkecker-Chapman Post
No. 138
American Legion
E. J. Brucher
York
Waterloo Pythianism
How Much Insurance For Automobile Accidents
The article urges drivers to carry ample auto insurance. It cites high injury awards and recommends Travelers policies to cover at least 25,000 for one person and 50,000 for two or more, noting full protection can be affordable.
Three Iowa Towns Join Airport Group and License
Council Bluffs Chariton and Cresco join a municipal airports group. Major Clarence Young of the Aeronautics staff reports John W Gable of Waterloo airport has a pilot license. Army air corps men include Orvil W Haynes Grinnell and Ronald H Short Mapleton with flying ratings. Leroy Louis Wahile Davenport receives infantry reserve commission. An American Forest Week program starts April 22 to promote forest safeguarding.
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Jcnriar Spneiad
Washington, D. C
Souncil
Chariton
Crosey
Iowa
Clarence Young
Hawkeye
Aeronautics
MacCracken
Young
John W. Gable
Waterloo
War Department
Army Air Corps
Towans
Orvil W. Haynes
Grinnell
Ronald H. Short
Mapleton
Infantry
Leroy Louis Wahile
East Pleasant Street
Davenport
RACE IN NINTH CONGRESS RACE FILLED WITH HAZARDS
Des Moines March 31 Hazards loom for candidates in the Ninth district as a special election determines a short term seat ending March 4 1929 and a long term for two years. Voters in June pick nominees for both terms while November decidess the final winner. Precinct caucuses will pick delegates to county and district conventions Governor Hammill plans to call the special election late today as district officials arrange procedures. With many contenders the outcome remains anyone's race and will draw statewide attention.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Dow
Washington
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