Seven managers to return in 1825 Mississippi Valley league
Seven managers are expected to return to the Mississippi Valley league next season, with James Shollenberger retained as pilot in Cedar Rapids and several others signing renewal contracts. Henry Wingfield leads the retained list. Ottumwa and Moline consider moves to stabilize lineups, while Cedar Rapids secures backing to field a team.
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Mississippi Valley League
Actine
Marine Club
James Sholt
Lenberger
Henry Wingfield
Burlington
Rock [Gland
Percy Gray
Cletus Dixon
A. C. Willford
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Chick Mattick
Speag
Armstrong
Belden Hill
William Speas
Cedar Rapids
Speas
Bunnies
Chamber of Commerce
Johnny Amatrong
Duebuque
Altho
Jos McGinnity
Joe
Boyle
Wisconsin
Frank Boyle
Hoi Pellet
Silver Fox
Sioux Walls Canaries
Marshalltown
Dubuane
Hawls
Moline
MM. H. Sexton
Mouiea
Carl Winson
Swanson
Midge
Bowling Team Triumphs in Waterloo Commercial League Action
Diamond Jos bowlers won two of three games against Postoffice at Waterloo alleys last night. Moothart led with 203. Waterloo Tribune team swept three straight from Commercial National Bank five games. Hoffer captured high honors for the night.
Just Kids by Ad Carter Ard Dickinson at Shellsbury
During the past year Mrs Artin son has engaged in extension work at Cedar physically.
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Ard Dickinson
Shellsbury
Boxing and sports notes from early era events mix into a fragment
A scrambled report notes Chinage-Chariie Holloeher, Chicano National shortstop, aiming to join late spring training in California and New York, with other bouts mentioning Hostin-Amty Montgomery knocking out Battling McCreary in Boston and Harry Greb defending middleweight status in Wheeling. The text is garbled with multiple names, places, and outcomes.
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Chinage
Chariie Holloeher
Jo Clachimad
St. Lewis
Mihaalth
Hacha
Ho Qiao
Cate Vinaisto
New York
Peat Ng
Richer Vevause
Hostin
Amty Montgomery
Centry
Alur
McCreary
Boston Negro
Vurls
Jnck
Taylor
Amortenn
Dune Siyoleht
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Frankie Ritz
Wheeling
Twa Pean
The Call the Outdoors With Dilg on Auto Camping
The article discusses auto camping as a growing, professionalized outdoor pastime. It notes the car brings woods to the running board, shifting fashion from store clothes to khaki, and praises the hobby while warning of forest-fire risks caused by motorists. It cites Zane Grey on fires and records 62,009 forest fires last year, urging constant care.
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Ed Wiiely
America
Hela
Zane Grey
Lone Key
Fla
Danny Kramer Draws Bye To Feath erweight Final
New York boxing notes Danny Kramer of Philadelphia earns a bye into the featherweight final after the state athletic commission drew him out of the semifinal lineup. The remaining contenders are Lewis, Kid Tafferidon, and Jose Lombardo, with Bee, 12 and a later final slated three weeks hence.
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New York
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
State Athletic Commission
Kramer
Bye
Lewis
Kid Tape Feridon
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Nouncer
Tabay Alareia
Camp Aoelabird
Mike Dundee
Wock Island
Wad
Loubardo
Yeime Engle Beats Parelli In Two Falls In Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa last night Yeime Engle, a former middleweight champion from Chicago, defeated Parelli in two straight falls. The action featured a head wristlock sequence and a swift wristlock finish in under a minute. Engle is slated to meet Mike Yokell of Montana in Portland Oregon on December 5.
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Yeime Engle
Parelli
Dubuque
Toseph
Chicago
Hehoa
Diguque
Bhatt
Mater-Tar
Ore
Mike Yokell
Montana Star
Iowa Opens Cage Slate on Dec 13
Iowa City Nov 26 Iowa will shift football talent to basketball this week under Coach Sam Barry. About 10 players will switch from football to basketball as the squad begins intensive drills for the December 13 home opener against Wabash College, Crawfordsville Ind. Three veterans lead the forwards and veterans on guard include Wileckstein and Speed with football veterans Hagan and Rafensperger among others reporting to bolster the lineup.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Lyan
Sam Barry
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Bawheyes
Yeetoy Jause
Laverne
James Aude
Monticello
Harold Jensen
Ceday Rapids
William Wleckenstein
Paribault
Minn
Dan Speed
Knoxville
Ralph Hogan
Osage
Harry Rice
Washington
Leonard Raffensperger
Victor
Paul Smith
Waterloo
Ross Armstrong
Brooklyn
Lave
High Schools Exchange Speakers at Pep Fest Events
East High will send Leroy Markham to West High and West High will bring Robert McDowell to East High for pep meetings tonight. Each speaker will urge rivalry to stay friendly and stress sportsmanship, urging students and alumni to attend the programs at both schools.
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East
West High
Schoel
Leroy Markham
East High Wll
Robert McDowell
West High Student Council
East High
Waterloo
Thankselying Inn Roadside Cafe Under New Management
A road cafe at 104 Eastth announces new management. A motor sweeper with gutter broom for street cleaning requires only one operator. Local notice details the equipment and staffing.
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Innar
the Road Cafe
Eastth
Semant
Marshalltown High to Have New Coach
Arthur Dickinson resigns as Marshalltown physical director to become Cedar Falls basketball coach. Russell Mckinson, previously at Clarion, will succeed Dickinson at Marshalltown. Changes take effect December 1. Both are sons of Mrs. Leon-.
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Shellsburg
Arthur Dickinson
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Russell Mckinson
Clarion
Mra. Leon
Cornell Ends Grid Season in Tie for Lead in Conference
Mount Vernon Nov 26 Cornell remains atop the Midwest conference tied with Knox and Lawrence after a 16 to 13 win over Coe. Knox knocked off Milliken 28 to 7, while Lawrence beat Heinit 10 to 0. One game left Thanksgiving day Monmouth vs Knox. Cornell could win the title with a Monmouth upset.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Knox
Lawrence
Coe
Milliken
Ripon
Ditho
Monmouth
Galesburg Elegan
Smith
Beloit
Kohawks
No Changes Made in Des Moines Bowling Tourney
Des Moines reports no changes in standings as Midwest bowling tournament continues. Southern Surety No. 1 posted the evening high of 2120, while Omaha’s Al-Sar-Rens held tenth with 2760. Des Moines bowlers advance to doubles and singles later tonight.
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Associated Press
Es Moines
Midwest
Des Moines
Al-Sar-Rens
Omama
Tom Gibbons to re enter light heavyweights ranks
St. Paul Minnesota November 28 Tom Gibbons a heavyweight title hopeful announced he will leave the heavyweight ranks and return to light heavyweights. The move follows an unsuccessful bid for a rematch with Taal Dempsey. He will depart Thursday night for a bout with Kid Norfolk in New York.
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Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Taal Dempsey
Gibbons
Kid Norfolk
New Kork
Ded
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Vaz Brown
Ted Vate McSweeney
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Azn Orsay
Tadaig McHinatty
AD Carter
Sopfer
Fran Footits
Veraeami
GoEess
Wey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Abe Oe
Kid Kaplan
Joe Tombara
Dac
Iowa
Wabash College Ys
Foot" Smith
Marshalltown High
Hudson and Essex Coaches
Hudson
ESSEX
Knox Tate Nba
Cornell Oe
Lawrence We . Vaeeeld
Coa
Ripan Seevar
Carleton
Gelost Web
Ee Reed
Monmorth
Hamtine Shing Bao
Hudson and
Essex Coaches
Hudson-Essex Waterloo Co
W. J. Keefe
Mer
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Carl
Bickley, M. D
Obstetrica
Leavitt and
Jouneon Bing
Offfer
Seehawk Studio
Bridge St. Waterloo
Cocur
Standard Oil Service
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