Coe Drops Opening Game to State Teachers 36 26
State Teachers led 15 9 at halftime, then stormed back in the second half to beat Coe 36 26. Cisler topped Coe scoring with six as Dodd and Lofquist each added 14 for State Teachers. Reserve visitors previously won 35 33 in overtime.
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van Winkle
Garrison and Mount Auburn Split Twin Hoops Showdown
Garrison girls beat Mount Auburn 24 to 20 while Mount Auburn boys won 32 to 17. The results came from a Tuesday evening matchup reported by The Gazette.
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Garrison Girls
Mount Auburn
Nevers Named Coach of Chicago Cardinals
Ernie Nevers, ex Stanford star, becomes coach of the Chicago Cardinals after Milan Creighton resigns. Nevers returns to a team he previously guided and played for, as the Cardinals end the season with a win over the Cleveland Rams.
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Iowa
McGregor Captures Two From Marquette Teams
McGregor high school opened its basketball season with a double victory over Marquette high after a two week delay. The first game ended 26 to 7 with Melvin scoring nine points for McGregor. The second game finished 13 to 11 as Goltz led McGregor with eight points.
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McGregor
McGregor High School
Heauer
Marquette High
Melvin
Goltz
Boxing Roundup Darked by Incomplete Notes
In New York Yoshio Nakamura won a points decision over Harry Gentile in Hartford. Roosevelt Rowe from Philadelphia knocked out Paul Cortion in Newark. Teddy Yarasz from Pittsburgh defeated Ralph DeJohn in Syracuse.
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Associated Press
New York
Yoshio Nakamura
Uonnolulu
Harry Gentile
Hartford
Conn
Roosevelt Rowe
Philadelphia
Paul Cortion
Newark
Rochester
Hartnett Signs Upgrade With Cubs As Player Manager
Gabby Hartnett, known as Charles Lee Hartnett, signs a one year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs for 1939. He will receive about 27500 or more, as negotiations hint at mid winter moves. Hartnett, 38 December 20, has led the Cubs to the 1938 National League title after succeeding Charley Grimm.
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Gabby Hartnett
Charles Lee
Philip K. Wrigley
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Cubs
Charley Grimm
Giants
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Pirates
Cardinals
Reds
New York
St. Mary's to Face Texas Tech in Cotton Bowl
St. Mary's Galloping Gaels accepted an invitation to meet undefeated Texas Tech in the Cotton Bowl on Jan. 2. Cotton Bowl officials praised the lineup after selection amid a flurry of telegrams and calls. The Gaels, 7-0 after beating Santa Clara, join major independents in post-season play.
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Texas Tech
Dallas
Tex
St. Mary‘s
California
Dan Rogers
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Slip Madigan
St. Mary’s
Onslow Tops Monmouth In Church League Clash
Onslow first team beat Monmouth 19-14 on Monmouth floor Wednesday evening. Monmouth second team fell 9-7. This marked the fourth consecutive win for Onslow under Coach Wilson Briggs.
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the Gazette
Onslow
Monmouth
Wilson Briggs
Tonight's Schedule for West Waterloo and Nearby Schools
West Waterloo hosts Wilson with sophomore game at 7 and varsity at 8. Dubuque plays McKinley with sophomore game at 7 and varsity to follow. Sacred Heart Waterloo visits Immaculate Conception at 8. Franklin travels to Muscatine. Roosevelt plays Clinton.
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McKinley
Sacred Heart
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Muscatine
Roosevelt
Clinton
Kankakee Presses Fight to Move Army Navy Grid Tilt
KANKAKEE IL AP The city of 21 000 hopes to host the 1939 Army Navy football game in Chicago to honor two local captains. Mayor Hattenburg says delegates will seek Philadelphia consent to skip the game there if needed while officials defend a five year contract.
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Albert F. Hattenburg
West Point
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Hattenburg
Chamber of Commerce
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Santa Claus
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War and Navy
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Real Estate Transfers In Kingston and WCR
Marjorie E Voigt transfers to Arthur E and Elizabeth C Chase as joint tenants with full rights to both properties. Transfers include 32 of lot 5 block 22 Orig Kingston WCR and 14 of lot 3 block 22 formerly Kingston now WCR. A third transfer of 27 ft of lot 2 block 40 Hulls 4th add WCR appears.
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Arthur E
Elizabeth C. Chase
Hus & Wf
Orig Kingston
Valcon
Marjorie E. Voigt
Kingston
WCR
Eliabeth C. Chase
Boiler Contract Work Seeks Proposals for Iowa State Institutions
Proposals invited for furnishing materials equipment tools and labor to install five boilers at Oakdale Eldora Mount Pleasant Independence and Town State Hospitals in Iowa. Bids due December 20 1938 at 2 00 P M. Will be opened read and awarded to lowest responsible bidder within available funds.
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Iowa
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State Hospital
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Onenins
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Board of Control of State Institutions
State House
Des Moines
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F. M. Slesens
E. H. Felton
Big Ten Sets 1942 Football Schedules Amid Rose Bowl Talks
The Big Ten finalized 1942 football schedules with Chicago and Indiana to meet in a four game slate. Officials eyed Rose Bowl participation linking champions of major conferences, while six teams planned six games to bolster a contenders' claim.
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Big Ten
Indiana
Actios
Robert Hutchins
Marquette
Wiscon
Tama To Meet Two Foes On Successive Nights
Tama high school's basketball team opens one of the most impressive schedules in the history of the school Friday at Gladbrook. They then host Dubuque at Tama, with a string of December to March games against Gladbrook, Dubuque, Chelsea, Gilman, Davenport, and other opponents leading to sectional tournament play.
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Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
The District Court of Linn County Iowa will hear on December 15 1938 at 9 pm the instrument claimed to be the Lost Will and Testament of Emma Bort late of the county deceased for proof and admission to probate. Edwin W Lundquist Clerk Fred W Hann attorney Cedar Rapids Iowa December 1 1938.
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Linn County
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District Court
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fresh At Pitt Freshmen Demand Status Showdown
Pitt freshmen football players who have scored once demand a showdown over their status, denouncing the university policy of amateurism. They list five points about work hours notes tuition forms and eligibility cards and want a group interview with university officials.
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Weber
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Notre Dame at USC Promises Classic Los Angeles Showdown
In Los Angeles the undefeated Notre Dame team faces a strong USC squad in a Memorial Coliseum clash expected before a 95 000 crowd and over $300 000 in receipts. The series since 1926 features tight outcomes with Notre Dame holding seven wins to USC's four and one tie.
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Grenville Lansdell
Oliver Day
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Quarterbacks Present Tubbs With A Watch At Banquet
Iowa City coach Tru Tubbs faced his Iowa football squad for what may be his last time praising blocking and tackling for Eddie Anderson who will replace him. Tubbs accepted his removal without bitterness noting he graduates with eight seniors. The Monday Morning Quarterback club hosted the banquet and presented a gold watch to Tubbs while the team autographed a football for the club.
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Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Tubbs
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Pat Boland
Bill Frey
W. W. Hayne
Waddy Davis
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