Iowa College Basketball Schedules for 1929-30 Season
Printed schedules list Iowa Conference teams including Iowa Wesleyan Buena Vista Simpson Parsons Central St Ambrose and others for 1929-30. Games span January to March with location notes and tentative dates as colleges field schedules for Des Moines Union State Teachers and Dubuque contexts.
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Lowa
Morningside
North Central Conference
Uppertoun
Central
St. Pleasant
Parsons
Fairfield
St. Ambrose
Mt. Pleasant
Dubuque
Penn
Oskaloosa
Kit. Pleasant
Ms. Pleasant
Western Union
Simpson
LaMars
Ambrose
LeMars
Des Moines
Columbia
beMars
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
Payette
Luther
Lestars
Dubuqne
Davenport
Decorah
Storm Laks
Fayette
Storm Lake
Des Maines
Wan
T—Central
Pella
Paraons
Indianola
Oskaloose
Sioux City
Buena Viita
State
Cedar Falls
Indianole
Fairfeld
Pawn
Orkalonsa
Penw College
Zows Wesleyan
Simpean
Fayette Tenta
Iowa Wesleyan
Des
Cedar Palle
Columbia Eb Qubuque
Oskaloora
Ci Stimpson
Pfairie
Jown Wesleyan
What Price a Golfer by Keeler
Fitness and folly mix as football coaches like Georgia Tech’s 1928 staff try golf. The piece notes W A Alexander Don Miller and Kid Clay learning the game under pressure, with Clay’s comical swings at East Lake. It also mentions Nibs Price teaming with Al Salis to challenge Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen in a golf match.
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America
Georgia Tech
W. A. Alexander
Don Miller
Kid
Bobby Jones
East Lake
Nibs Price
al Salis
Berkeley Country Club
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Prep Youths Vie on Ames Cinders for State Titles
Dozens of high school athletes gathered on the Ames cinder track to contest state titles in individual and team events. East High Des Moines, Davenport, Mason City and others loom as top contenders with preliminaries and finals set to determine the champions.
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Ames
East High
Des Moines
Davenport
East
Mason City
East Waterloo
Grinnell
Newton
Darrnport
Athletics Down Whonington for Ninth Outhright
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska Wildcat won by technical knockout in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout with Tom Moore in Hollywood California on May 25.
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Tom Moore
Hollywood
Cal
R— Ace Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Versatile High School Athletes Highlight Waterloo Debate
The sports editor urges Courier readers to nominate notable East or West Waterloo High School athletes. He recalls Leland Parkin and Glenn Doc Miller, requests readers to check old yearbooks for records, and invites stories of athletes who continued to shine in college or locally, stressing inclusion of noncollege careers.
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East
West High Schools
Waterloo
Leland Parkin
Glenn
Doc) Miller
ER. M, JR
Charles City Base Ball Team Receives New Suits
New suits for the Charles City baseball team arrived and will be ready for the final season game Sunday against Marty. The Charles City band will perform at the game.
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Qcharles City
Charles City
Marty
Griffiths Easy Victory Over Eastern Rival in Six Round Bout
Tuffy Griffith, Sioux City light heavyweight, returned from a two month layoff with a one sided decision over Al Friedman of Boston in six rounds despite a bruised hand. Vincentini upset Santiago, and Jackie Field defeated Clyde Chastain in a non title bout before 15,000 at the stadium.
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Chicago
U.R
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
al Friedman
Boston
Griffith
Friedman
Emmett Rocco
Johnny Risko
Tuffy
Luis Vincentini
Chile
Armando Santiago
Vincentini
Jackie Field
National Boxing Association
Clyde Chastain
Texas
Field
Chastain
Jackie
Pields
Jack Thompson
State tennis prep school champion decided after eliminations
Dex Moines Ia May 26 XU R a state tennis prep school champion will be crowned this afternoon after a day of eliminations. Play featured 32 entrants from across the state on several courts. Mike Dundee of Davenport Ia won nine of 10 rounds against Harry Forbes of Columbus. In the 10 round semi windup Blue Brent of Chicago outpointed Bennie Stanley of Kansas City.
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Dex Moines
Mike Dundee
Davenport
Rock Island
Harry Forbes
Columbus
Blue Brent
Chicago
Bennie Stanley
Kansas City
Boxing Roundup of Last Night Across Cities
The Associated Press reports results from fights in multiple cities. Maroon of Kansas City knocked out Lloyd of Chicago and Wiseman of Des Moines stopped Ketchell. Dundee of Davenport outpointed Forbes of Columbus, Brent over Stanley in Chicago, and Loughran outpointed Schaef in Boston. Grifith beat Friedman in Chicago, Mello stopped by Grogan in Omaha, Mathews stopped Random in Lincoln, Evans outpointed Light in San Francisco, Hudkins defeated Moore in Long Beach.
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Associated Press
Othumwa
Tommy Maroon
Kansas City
Sonny Lloyd
Chicago
Hyoe Wiseman
Drs Moines
Steve Ketchell
Davenport
Mike Dundee
Bock Island
Harry Forbes
Columbus
Bille Brent
Bennie Stanley
Young Pal Moore
Kewanee
Young Powell
Rock Island
Boston
Tommy Loughran
Ernie Schaef
Jerry
Tuffy) Grifith
Sioux City
al Friedman
Jackie Pields
Los Angeles
Glyde Chastrin
Dallas
Omaha
Tommy Grogan
Johnny Mello
Detroit
Harold Mathews
Lincoln
Neb
Flesh Random
Des
Kamm Tops Batting List as Junior Loop Leads Shift
Chicago May 25 Bill Kamm Chicago White Sox third baseman leads the American league batting list after week five with a .395 average, overtaking Charlie Jamieson of Cleveland who slides to fourth at .358. Detroit’s Fox and Fonseca share high marks, while Tigers hold team batting lead at .319 with eight players at .379 or better. Browns and Phillies add to standings in fielding and pitching trends as season progresses.
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Chicago
Bill Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Jamieson
Bob Fothergill
Detroit
Kamm
Fox
Philadelphia
Fonseca
Clevland
Heilmann
Gelringer
McMenus
Cochrane
Clancy
RB. Johnson
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Yankees
George Uhte
Uhte
Robert Moses Grove
Eddie Rommel
Rip Collins
Browns
St. Louis
Washington
Senators
Indians
New York
Gehring
Blue
Kanim
Gehringer
R. Johnson
Averill
Hellmann
Ninth Frame Rally Delivers 5-4 Victory for Dubuque over Cedar Rapids
In Dubuque on May 24, the Tigers rallied in the ninth to edge Cedar Rapids 5 to 4 in the opening game of the series. Key plays included a stolen base and sacrifice that produced two runs as Dubuque overcame an early deficit. Russell drove in a three-base hit and Bluege and Speraw contributed in the win. Varner took the loss after 4 1 2 innings, Hollingsworth pitched well for Dubuque.
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Hawks
Hawk
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Tibbe Serre
Jack Frost
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Hull
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Byrd
Olson Applegreny
Kaenporty Bowers
Dubuque
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Wauser
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Ine
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Reck
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