Grinnell College Joins Midwest Conference in All America Talk
Grinnell College is noted as part of the Midwest in the 14th annual Associated Press All America selections. The piece reviews regional strength, with Midwest and South-Southwest splits, naming players from Notre Dame Duke Oklahoma Texas Christian Pittsburgh Cornell and Michigan, and highlights guards Heikkinen and Bock and centers Aldrich to the first team.
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Herbert W. Barker
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South
Midwest
South-Southwest
East
Far West
Rocky Mountain District
Notre Dame
Duke
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Iowa State
Michigan State
Mississippi
Santa Clara
Robert David O'Brien
Charles Collins Aldrich
Cornell
Michigan
Marshall
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Goldberg
Keyman
Jerome
Brad’” Holland
O’brien
Linus Parkers Hall
John Spencer Pingel
Aldrich
Dan, Hill, Jr
Johnny Ryland
Charley Brock
Nebraska
Holland
Cyclone Bock Iron Man of Big Six Line Says Season Asset
The Big Six conference boasts Bock as a durable 200 pounder and key man in the Cyclone line. A three year varsity player, he started and often finished all 26 games, earning the nickname iron man after a previous injury-free sophomore season and a similarly stout current campaign.
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Bock
Cyclone
Kischer
Cyclones
Muscatine High Beats Franklin Cagers 26 20 in Upset
Muscatine high school defeated Cedar Rapids Franklin 26 to 20 before about 1,000 fans. Led by Curt Deems and star Al Eddy, who scored 14, the Muskies capitalized on defense to overturn last week’s loss. Eddy tallied seven field goals. Deems added eight points as Muscatine built a 18–11 lead at halftime and held on after a late Franklin push.
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Iowa City High
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West Waterloo Triumphs Over Wilson 40-23 on South Side Court
West Waterloo opened the season with a 40 to 23 win over Wilson. Tom Farmer led Wilson with 16 points on six field goals and four free throws, while McCombs paced West Waterloo with six field goals. Wilson trailed 16-11 at halftime and could not contain the Wahawks in the fourth quarter.
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1938 All America football team selections full roster
The document lists players named to the 1938 All-America teams by position and school. Notables include End Walter Young Oklahoma, Back Linus Hall Mississippi, Back Sidney Luckman Columbia, and Guard Ralph Heikkinen Michigan, across first and third teams with multiple colleges represented.
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Jerome Heartwell Holland
Cornell
Auburn
Joseph Edward Reiner
Notre Dame
Harvey
Ralph I. Heikkinen
Michigan
Ramsay
Mich
Charles Collins Aldrich
T. Christian
Temple
Tex
Edward John Back
Iowa State
Fort Dodge
Alvard William Wolff
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Walter Roland Young
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Okla
Robert David O'Brien
Texas Christian
Dallas
Linus Parker Hall
Mississippi
Tunica
Miss
John Spencer Pingel
M. State
Bowden Wyatt
Tenn
Insull Hale
Chris
Sidney Roth
Dan Hill
Duke
Francis Twedell
Minn
Torrance Russell
Earl Brown
George Cafero
Tennessee
William Patterson
Baylor
Victor Bottari
California
Sidney Luckman
Columbia
Big Ten to Decide on Training Table and Rose Bowl Plan
Western conference officials opened final winter sessions in Chicago with a possible formal review of a Big Ten Pacific coast Rose Bowl linkage. A vote on a modified training table for athletes was due, with prior approval in spring but delayed by technicalities.
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Chicago
Franklin and Vinton In Cage Game Tonight
Franklin high meets Vinton on the focal floor tonight at eight o'clock. A preliminary game between Franklin sophomores and Vinton reserves starts at seven.
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Franklin
Vinton
Franklin High
Postville Wins as Luana Suffers Double Loss
Special to The Gazette Postville won both games here Friday while Luana teams fell short. The high school was defeated 29 20 and the junior high lost 21 14 in closely contested contests.
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Junior High
Iowa Hosts Carleton In-Cage Opener In Iowa City
Iowa coach Rollie Williams seeks a fit at center as his Hawkeyes face Carleton in a non conference season opener. Howard Bastian likely starts at center with Dick Evans and Charles Plett off the bench. Carleton counters with guards Quint Nelson and Oscar Olson leading the attack while Marshall Diebold relies on junior forward Loft and forward Irvin at key spots. Officials: Referee from Cedar Falls and umpire Freshwater from Washington.
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Rollie Williams
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Carleton College
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Williams
Iowa
Howard Bastian
Dick Evans
Charles Plett
Abe Anapol
Howard Irvine
Oscar Olson
Quint Nelson
Marshall Diebold
Vine
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Olson
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Washington
Anamosa Upsets Marion in Home Opener 29 19
Anamosa High defeated Marion 29 to 19 in the season opener at home. Holub and Ireland led with ten points each for Anamosa, while Price topped Marion with six points and Scott added four. Coach Coffman used five reserves in the second through a season starter. Marion’s B squad beat Anamosa’s 25 to 16 in the curtain game.
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Price
Scott
Anamesa
McKinley Edges Toward MVAC Opener in Narrow Loss
McKinley high fights hard but falls 23 to 21 to Dubuque in a close MVAC thriller. Hollingsworth scores eight baskets for the Bears, while McKay leads Dubuque with ten points as Dubuque seniors clinch the late victory.
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Helling
Karsch
Cooper
Platz
East Siders
Hollingsworth
McKinley
Dubuque
Bears
Jack O'Brien
Basketball Scores From Northern and Midwestern Teams
A patchwork of results shows La Crosse Tehrs 48 over Winona Tehra 41 and Eau Claire Tehrs 76 over Concordia St Tanl 9. Calvin 49 beat Indiana Tech 12 while Colorado 8 defeated Colorado Mines 32. Montana State cellese 32 topped Livingston In dependents 4 and Aberdeen Northern Tehra 42 over Valley City S D Tehrs 25. Wahneton NC Science 31 beat Wayne Neh Tehrs 40 and North Dakota shutout 0. Jamestown D N D 3% over 4%. Eastern Nov 11 lists South Dakota Hi. Wisconsin 41 defeated Beloit 24 and River Falls State Tehes 63 over McAlester St Paul 34. Indiana Central 8 beat Huntington 26. Concordia Moorhead 40 defeated Bot tineau Foresters 21. Football finals show New Mexico Angies 20 over Drake 1. Stetson 6 Rollins 4, Defiance 28 Millsdale MG, Miami 3% and Georgia 7.
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Livingston Independents
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Bottineau Foresters
Sport Jabs Roundup From Chicago to Omaha and Minneapolis
Chicago fighter Kenny Overlin defeats Nate Bolden in a 163 to 155 bout. Carl Vinciquerra stops Virgil Clark at 187 in Omaha. Weney Schaft knocks out Bobby Lamont 151 to 131 in Minneapolis.
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Kenny Overlin
Nate Bolden
Omaha
Carl Vinciquerra
Virgil Clark
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Weney Schaft
Bobby Lamont
Immaculate Conception BLanks Sacred Heart 29 11
Immaculate Conception's Greyhounds beat Sacred Heart of Waterloo 29 to 11 in their first home game. Captain Bill Green scored 14 after a 19 against St Martins, as IC used a slow break and strong under basket work to pull clear.
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Greyhounds
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Cascade
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Grinnell Joins Midwest Conference After Valley Exit
Grinnell College officially enters the Midwest Conference effective immediately, joining Carleton Coe Lawrence Ripon Beloit Cornell Monmouth Knox. The school will remain in the Missouri Valley Conference through June 1939 and not participate in the Midwest meeting until then, with plans for full participation starting in September 1939.
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Lawrence
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Corewell
Monmouth
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Pioneers
Clinton High overwhelms Roosevelt 27 16 in opener
Clinton high school jumped to an early lead and held on for a 27 to 16 victory over Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids. Lund, a 6 foot 2, 200 pound forward, scored five field goals and two free throws to led Clinton. Ziko and Schwartz each added four points for the visitors as Clinton's defense stifled Roosevelt through the game.
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