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Tuesday, February 11, 1919
THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 
PAGE SEVEN 
SPORT SPARKS
Big Ten Standing 
W.L. Pct. 
Minnesota. . . 5 0 1000
Chicago. . . 5 0 1000
Northwestern. . . 3 1 750
Purdue. . . 3 2 600
Illinois. . . 3 3 500
Ohio. . . 1 2 333
Iowa. . . 2 5 286
Michigan. . .1 3 250
Indiana. . .1 4 200
Wisconsin. . . 0 4 000
Basketball Results Saturday
Minnesota 36; Iowan 22.
Chicago 17; Illinois 12.
Purdue 42; Ohio 20.
Grinnell 22; Drake 19.
Nebraska 28; Washington 13.
Simpson 37; Cornell 19.
This Week's Games 
Ames at Iowa.
Simpson at Cornell.
Penn at Iowan Wesleyan.
Kansas Aggies at Drake.
Northwestern at Chicago.
Wisconsin at Illinois.
Purdue at Minnesota.
Indiana at Ohio State. 
   Iowa City and Cedar Rapids will hoop up in a fast prep game on the Little Hawkeye floor Friday night. This game will go a long ways toward determining the best team in the state. The Tigers won from Marshalltown Saturday by a score of 27 to 16. 
   Simpson and Coe will battle for the Iowa conference title at Coe Friday night. Simpson downed the Coe five at Indianola and dope favors them in the coming tilt. Simpson defeated Cornell easily while Coe nosed out a one point victory.
   Michigan has a bright outlook for another fast track squad and already the Wolverines are planning on taking the Conference meet. Johnson is their star athlete. 
   Grinnell maintained its record of never having been defeated by a Drake five when they won from the Bulldogs in a five minute overtime contest Saturday night. Crane, Scarlet forward, ran wild in the extra period and scored a pair of ringers and a victory. 
   Coach Zuppke of Illinois has begun spring football practice. Gold footballs were given to this year's champion eleven. Prospects are roseate for another winning team as most all of this year's team will be back in the fall.
   Illinois has but a month in which to whip its track team in shape for the dual meet with Notre Dame. Coach Gill says that the war has caused a dearth in track material. 
   The Iowa conference basketball race is a tangled affair with Coe, Iowa Wesleyan, and Simpson in the running. Iowa Wesleyan has played but one conference game but they must be classed as a possibility. They will meet Simpson later in the season. 
   Iowa has the honor of being the first team to have been ahead of the Gophers in a game this season. The Hawkeyes were two points ahead for a time in the second half. Cotton caged six baskets. Captain Berrien did not play for some unknown reason. 
   Chicago still wins basketball games, Illinois being forced to bow to the Maroons. It looks as though Iowa were the team to knock in the Maroon hopes for a championship.
   Oss and Kingsley of the Gophers, Gorgas of the Maroons, and Markley of Purdue were high scorers in the week end games. Oss rang up seven goals, Kingsley and Gorgas four, while Markley rolled in seven against Ohio. 
ADVERTISED LETTERS
MEN
Austin, Harry
Bassett, Cloyse
Benson, Fred C.
Burns, B.I.
Carpenter, Virgil M.
Duncan, E.L.
Duncan, Lysle S.
Goodrich, Ben
Joder, Robt. A
Meigs, M
Murphy, Clarence F. 
Ostroot, M.
Shaw, Robt. J. 
Smith, S.W. 
Steword, Dr. E. C
Tinder, A. E.
Uriell, Francis H.
Williard, Marion
Williams, J.A.
Wolfe, John R.
WOMEN
Barrow, Miss Alice 
Gray, Miss Bessie F.
 Eldon, Miss Fae E. 
Hughs, Mrs. Julius.
Jervis, Mrs. M. S.
Linden, Miss Mary
Penrose, Miss Margaret
Plummer, Miss Vesta 
Schnackel, Miss Alice
Smith, Mrs. Fred
Thomas, Mrs. Bernice
Wilson, Mrs. Madeline
Witherall, Miss Alice.
Wyte, Miss Marie.
The Big Parties Are Coming... 
   Ladies-Let us make your party dress look like new. We have a reputaation for fine work in cleaning party dresses, laces and silks.
   Gentlemen-Your dress suit will have to be gone over soon. Let us clean and repair it for you.
T. Dell Kelley
The Reliable Cleaner
211 E. COLLEGE   PHONE 17

The Valentine Worth While Candy From Whetstones

UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE 
ON THE CORNER
Text Books and Supplies 
Valentines for the Young and Old
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE 

10 PER CENT REDUCTION ON SHOES
Extraordinary Reduction in Young Mens and Young Ladies Shoes
The new SPRING STYLES are included in this Special Sale
THREE BIG DAYS 
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Don't overlook this Sale, it's really one chance to save money, the styles are right, no odds or ends, but just such shoes as you will like to wear.
WE STAND BACK OF EVERY PAIR
BRING US YOUR SHOE REPAIRING 
KRUEGER BROS.
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 
Shoes and Service   108 So. Clinton St. 

YOUR LAUNDRY WORK...
Should be done by an expert. Our sanitary methods insure that your linen will always be in tiptop shape.
Phone 294, and let us do your next bunch of laundry.
New Process Laundry
"The Pride of Iowa City"
PHONE 294

Shoe Specials 
WOMEN'S MILITARY HEEL SHOES
in 
GREY AND MAHOGANY
$4.95 $6.45 and $8.45
WE CAN FIT YOU 
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Tuesday, February 11, 1919 THE DAILY IOWAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE SEVEN SPORT SPARKS Big Ten Standing W.L. Pct. Minnesota. . . 5 0 1000 Chicago. . . 5 0 1000 Northwestern. . . 3 1 750 Purdue. . . 3 2 600 Illinois. . . 3 3 500 Ohio. . . 1 2 333 Iowa. . . 2 5 286 Michigan. . .1 3 250 Indiana. . .1 4 200 Wisconsin. . . 0 4 000 Basketball Results Saturday Minnesota 36; Iowan 22. Chicago 17; Illinois 12. Purdue 42; Ohio 20. Grinnell 22; Drake 19. Nebraska 28; Washington 13. Simpson 37; Cornell 19. This Week's Games Ames at Iowa. Simpson at Cornell. Penn at Iowan Wesleyan. Kansas Aggies at Drake. Northwestern at Chicago. Wisconsin at Illinois. Purdue at Minnesota. Indiana at Ohio State. Iowa City and Cedar Rapids will hoop up in a fast prep game on the Little Hawkeye floor Friday night. This game will go a long ways toward determining the best team in the state. The Tigers won from Marshalltown Saturday by a score of 27 to 16. Simpson and Coe will battle for the Iowa conference title at Coe Friday night. Simpson downed the Coe five at Indianola and dope favors them in the coming tilt. Simpson defeated Cornell easily while Coe nosed out a one point victory. Michigan has a bright outlook for another fast track squad and already the Wolverines are planning on taking the Conference meet. Johnson is their star athlete. Grinnell maintained its record of never having been defeated by a Drake five when they won from the Bulldogs in a five minute overtime contest Saturday night. Crane, Scarlet forward, ran wild in the extra period and scored a pair of ringers and a victory. Coach Zuppke of Illinois has begun spring football practice. Gold footballs were given to this year's champion eleven. Prospects are roseate for another winning team as most all of this year's team will be back in the fall. Illinois has but a month in which to whip its track team in shape for the dual meet with Notre Dame. Coach Gill says that the war has caused a dearth in track material. The Iowa conference basketball race is a tangled affair with Coe, Iowa Wesleyan, and Simpson in the running. Iowa Wesleyan has played but one conference game but they must be classed as a possibility. They will meet Simpson later in the season. Iowa has the honor of being the first team to have been ahead of the Gophers in a game this season. The Hawkeyes were two points ahead for a time in the second half. Cotton caged six baskets. Captain Berrien did not play for some unknown reason. Chicago still wins basketball games, Illinois being forced to bow to the Maroons. It looks as though Iowa were the team to knock in the Maroon hopes for a championship. Oss and Kingsley of the Gophers, Gorgas of the Maroons, and Markley of Purdue were high scorers in the week end games. Oss rang up seven goals, Kingsley and Gorgas four, while Markley rolled in seven against Ohio. ADVERTISED LETTERS MEN Austin, Harry Bassett, Cloyse Benson, Fred C. Burns, B.I. Carpenter, Virgil M. Duncan, E.L. Duncan, Lysle S. Goodrich, Ben Joder, Robt. A Meigs, M Murphy, Clarence F. Ostroot, M. Shaw, Robt. J. Smith, S.W. Steword, Dr. E. C Tinder, A. E. Uriell, Francis H. Williard, Marion Williams, J.A. Wolfe, John R. WOMEN Barrow, Miss Alice Gray, Miss Bessie F. Eldon, Miss Fae E. Hughs, Mrs. Julius. Jervis, Mrs. M. S. Linden, Miss Mary Penrose, Miss Margaret Plummer, Miss Vesta Schnackel, Miss Alice Smith, Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mrs. Bernice Wilson, Mrs. Madeline Witherall, Miss Alice. Wyte, Miss Marie. The Big Parties Are Coming... Ladies-Let us make your party dress look like new. We have a reputaation for fine work in cleaning party dresses, laces and silks. Gentlemen-Your dress suit will have to be gone over soon. Let us clean and repair it for you. T. Dell Kelley The Reliable Cleaner 211 E. COLLEGE PHONE 17 The Valentine Worth While Candy From Whetstones UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE ON THE CORNER Text Books and Supplies Valentines for the Young and Old UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE 10 PER CENT REDUCTION ON SHOES Extraordinary Reduction in Young Mens and Young Ladies Shoes The new SPRING STYLES are included in this Special Sale THREE BIG DAYS Thursday, Friday, Saturday Don't overlook this Sale, it's really one chance to save money, the styles are right, no odds or ends, but just such shoes as you will like to wear. WE STAND BACK OF EVERY PAIR BRING US YOUR SHOE REPAIRING KRUEGER BROS. BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE Shoes and Service 108 So. Clinton St. YOUR LAUNDRY WORK... Should be done by an expert. Our sanitary methods insure that your linen will always be in tiptop shape. Phone 294, and let us do your next bunch of laundry. New Process Laundry "The Pride of Iowa City" PHONE 294 Shoe Specials WOMEN'S MILITARY HEEL SHOES in GREY AND MAHOGANY $4.95 $6.45 and $8.45 WE CAN FIT YOU Mueller Bros. 14 S. DUBUQUE