Seahawks Edge Ottumwa 40 32 In Final Minute Win
Iowa City report says the Seahawks finish strong to defeat Ottumwa 40 to 32 after trailing 32 30 with three minutes left. Ary and Klein each score 10 as Holland, Ary and Pugsley spark a late surge while Miller leads Ottumwa with 10. Eddie Hickey and Hon Nordley praised for defense and coaching.
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Jim Holland
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Hon Nordley
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Reese
Newell
Miller
Boxing results from across cities feature wins and knockouts
The Associated Press lists several bouts with winners by points or knockout. Willie Pepnay outpointed Chalke Wright in Hartford. Morris Reif knocked out Mike De Stephane in Brooklyn. Vince La Salva outpointed Patsy Giordano in Mt. Vernon. Irish Jimmy Mulligan defeated Billy Sunday by T K O in Boston. Maxie Ba outpointed Alex Garfield in Trenton.
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Willie Pepnay
Hartford
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Chalke Wright
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Morris Reif
Mike de Stephane
Philadelphia
White Plains
N.Y
Vince la Salva
Mt. Vernon
Patsy Giordano
Toronto
Jersey City
Horvath the Heisman winner mixes wedding date confusion
Ohio State quarterback Les Horvath, the nations outstanding player, told reporters he plans to marry June Weinhardt in June, not December, after receiving the Heisman Trophy. He discussed marriage timing and possible pro options with reporters at a Downtown Athletic Club dinner in New York.
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Dartmouth
New York Touchdown Club
Prep Beat Roundup from East Iowa Games
Prep teams across Blairstown Lisbon Riverside Tama and surrounding towns posted scores and leading scorers in multiple games. Notable performances included James Lonergan and Lavonne in Girls action, with several halves and overtime moments cited for standout efforts.
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Marengo
Vecent
James Lonergan
Gitte
R. Bova
High Laskert Lasach
Lisbon Girls
Oxford Junction
Lisbon
Lavonne Aoneeeets
Nsen
Brooklyn
Hartwick
Tom McGeorge
Wilt
Riverside
Montreal Extends Slim Hockey Lead
The Canadiens beat the Bruins 4 to 1 to stretch their NHL lead to three points, the longest margin of the year, in the only game on Tuesday night.
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Montreal
Boston
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Dubuque U. Defeats Green Peacocks 48 25 in Fayette
Special to The Gazette. Dubuque University cagers swamped the Upper Iowa Peacocks 48 to 25 in Fayette Tuesday night. Strotman led the victors with 16 points while Dean Marchant had Upper Iowa's best scoring with 12 points.
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Upper Iowa Peacocks
Green Fayette
Strotman
Dean Marchant
Upper Iowa
Paschal Wins Pro Rushing Title Again
Giants star Bill Paschal extended his 682 yard season total to win the NFL rushing title for a second consecutive year. Johnny Grigas of Card-Pitt finished runner up as Paschal secured the crown with one game left in the campaign.
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Bill Paschal
New York Giants
Reece
Johnny Grigas
Card- Pitt
Grigas
Card-Pitt
Paschal
Giants
Washington Redskins
Colonial's 3024 Pins Top Alley Crew in Lincoln Classic
In Lincoln Classic league action the Colonial Bakery squad led by a pair of 600s posted 3024 pins to defeat the Lincoln alley crew. Red Pfeffer rolled 631, edging Ross Clem by two. Ray Langham added 611 with Stephenson 606 and Hansen 600 in the roster.
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Lincoln Alley Crew
Red Pfeffer
Ross Clem
Ray Langham
F. Stephenson
Cliff Hansen
Sinke Leads National Bowling Elims To Semis
Joe Sinke of Chicago topped the field with 4839 pins, 20 more than George Young of Baldwin New York, as national individual match game bowling eliminations moved into the semifinals on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Joe Sinke
Kegler
George Young
Baldwin
N. Y
All American football picks draw mixed praise from voters
The piece argues the all American team is overhyped but notes broad agreement on top players. It highlights Jack Dugger and Phil Tinsley as strong end candidates, Don Whitmire and John Ferraro at tackle, and Army stars Blanchard and Davis as cinch backs. Horvath earns a standout role for Ohio State.
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Ohio State
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Georgia Tech
Don Whitmire
Navy
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California
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Army
Ben Chase
Bill Hackett
Pat Filley
Notre Dame
Johnny Green
John Tavener
Indiana
Appleby
Jack Martin
Tex Warrington
Auburn
South
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
Davis
Norsemen Open Home Cage Schedule Versus La Crosse Teachers
Luther Norsemen, 2-0 after two wins, prepare to host La Crosse Teachers College at Decorah in C. K. Preus gym. Starters Pritz and Pearson forward, Johnson pivot, Alvilden and Nelson guards, with Leu and Larson providing height as reserves.
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Loras Defeats Cornell 54-40 In Tight Tilt
Loras Duhawks halted Cornell 54 to 40 as Dave Wareham led the hosts with strong inside play and accurate shooting. Cornell struggled to crack the Duhawks defense, while Chuck Carlson Franchuk and Coble added late baskets for Loras.
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Scoring Leaders Highlighted in Narrow College Game
The report notes a 16 point leader and Cornell forward Chuck Carlson adding 6 field goals and 2 free throws.
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Chuck Carlson
DePauw Rallies past Indiana 51 50 in close Yorktown clash
DePauw University overcame a 10 point Indiana lead with a late rally. Jim Gardner sparked the surge as Stan London earned four free throws and Bob Gerichs scored the winning goal with under a minute left. The opening half was tight with a 24 22 DePauw edge at the intermission.
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Early College Basketball Scores Across Multiple Schools
Scores from Bruning Nebraska to Moorhead Minnesota show mixed results as teams like St. Olaf beat Purcell Navy Gunners 43 to 39 and St. John's defeated Montclair Teachers 49 to 23. Other matchups include Westminster 84 over Sity Reck 33 and Nebraska Wesleyan 42 over St. Leo Midland 32.
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Illinois guard Burmaster fractures leg ending season
Champaign dispatch reports University of Illinois guard Jack Burmaster fractured a leg bone and will miss the rest of the basketball season. The injury was disclosed on Wednesday.
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Champaign, Ill
Jack Burmaster
University of Illinois
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