Pasadena Citizens Deprived Of Rose Bowl Tickets
Pasadena residents protest Rose Bowl ticket distribution as University of California officials confirm oversubscription by alumni. The All Year Club of Southern California appeals to the Pacific Coast Conference to revise the system to attract out of state visitors. The 30,000 California Alumni could claim 180,000 tickets for 85,000 seats. Navy block of 500 received only four.
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Maquoketa Teams Win Games Despite Scheduling Mixup
Maquoketa basketball teams secured two wins as Tipton junior college failed to appear. The Jaysees lost 54 to 24 to an alumni team led by Ardo Frost, with M Jones scoring 16. In the high school game Maquoketa beat Lyons 30 to 18, led by Rosenberg and Swordes with 11 each. Lyons reserves won 19 to 8 in the curtain opener.
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Mechanicsville Sweeps Mt Vernon In Two Games
Mechanicsville high beat Mt Vernon twice on their home floor. In the opener Mechanicsville reserve won 14 to 12 with Current scoring 7 and Moore 8 for Mechanicsville. The featured game ended 33 to 23 as Mulherin tallied 18 of the Maroons points and Vodicka led locals with 6. Pitlik fouled out, slowing a fast-paced contest.
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Farmersburg Teams Win One And Lose One
The Farmersburg girls defeated St. Joseph's of Elkader 40 to 10 with Bernice Leath scoring 21 points. The Farmersburg boys lost to Luana 31 to 19 as Walker led Farmersburg with 8 points and Yor Collins scored 10 for Luana.
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Nagurski Proves He Is Really A Champion
Bronko Nagurski, acclaimed world champion, headlines a local wrestling card drawing a large crowd. He defeats Jim Clintock in straight falls with a flying tackle and body slam, while Gus Sonnenberg substitutes for Ray Steele and beats Andy Moon using a Sonnenberg thrust.
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Urbana High School dominates both boys and girls games
In Urbana the high school boys defeated Garrison 25 to 11 with Kramer and Hepker leading the scoring while Schirm and Gil were standout for Garrison. The Urbana girls won 23 to 3 with Hoff man and Ford sharing scoring honors as Center Point comes to town Friday.
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Hazleton Triumphs Over Fairbank 50-22 in Hoops
Hazleton high school defeated the Fairbank team by 50 to 22 on Tuesday night. The game featured Hazleton pressing the ball and pulling away in the second period, with Fairbank unable to keep pace.
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Viewing the Field by Leo Lucas Highlights in Cedar Rapids sports and wrestling shifts
The column reviews Coe College basketball losses and future matchups, notes six-man football talks in Clayton county, and explains Cedar Rapids wrestling rule changes and a humorous incident with Coach Paul Keen.
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Giants Make Last Offer for Van Mungo
New York AP report says Giants president Horace Stoneham asserts a final, best offer for Brooklyn star Van Mungo has been extended. He notes Chicago and Brooklyn talks, praises non cash assets and stresses the value of players over money as Brooklyn weighs Demaree and cash in a bid for Mungo. Rossini was born February 29, 1792.
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Hawkeyes Leave on Four Game Junket
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa City prepared to face Butler Xavier Toledo and Michigan State in rapid succession 13 Iowa basketball players will leave by train tonight on their first road trip of the season Butler opens the trip Saturday night in Indianapolis Indiana The Hawkeyes have a strong non conference record on home court and will test sophomores on this training trip The squad includes Benny Stephens Sam Johnson Tommy Lind Elmer Bratten Jack Drees Dick Evans Erwin Prasse and Nile Kinnick among others
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Coe Freshmen Drill For Cage Games
Coe College freshman basketball group, pared to 15 from an initial 40, goes through daily workouts under Coach Tom Hayden. They face State Teachers on February 25, then Grinnell on February 26 with more games planned against Cornell later. Read as a local-season update with player names and towns.
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Real Estate Transfers In Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Property records show D W Bates receiver conveying to Godfrey J and Eleanor Medulan as joint tenants with survivor rights for full ownership of both parcels. Other transfers include C L Bodine to Thomas Wilkinson of North View additions Cedar Rapids for $1 and value. Eva G Bush and Flora A Stevenson selling lots in Dean’s 3rd add Cedar Rapids to Effie H Wooden for $1 and value.
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Cubs 1930s board of strategy sparks owner inquiry
Baseball writer Earl Red assesses Chicago Cubs management setup with Charlie Grimm as field boss Gabby Hartnett as inspirational leader and Tony Lazzeri as disciplinarian. Wrigley claims Grimm is boss while Hartnett gains authority and Lazzeri cracks down. skeptics fear divided control harms team harmony and success.
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Washington Athletic Events Postponed This Week
Icy roads forced postponements in Washington. A junior college basketball doubleheader with Muscatine will be moved to Friday as a triple header including Ottumwa teams. A Cedar Rapids Davenport Oskaloosa Washington volleyball tournament is postponed indefinitely. A Veterans of Foreign Wars wrestling card is postponed to between Christmas and New Year.
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Quasqueton and Walker Split Double Header
Quasqueton and Walker split a double header with the Quasqueton girls losing 25 to 15 and the Quasqueton boys winning 16 to 15. Walker's Ross starred in the girls game while Franck and Smith scored 8 and 7 points for Quasqueton boys.
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Michigan Coaching Target Narrowing to Crisler or Davidson
United Press reports Michigan coaches search after Kipke era with two leading candidates Fritz Crisler Princeton and Captain Davidson Army. Benny Friedman unlikely return. New York discussions involve Prof. Ralph Aigler amid rumor mill as Meyer Meehan contract notes arise.
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Y Swimmers to Meet Davenport in Y Pool
The Davenport Y M C A four division swimming team will meet the local Y swimmers tonight in the Y pool. The meet starts at 7 30.
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Winthrop and Fairbank Split Double-Header
Winthrop and Fairbank divided a two game set here Tuesday. The Winthrop boys won 22 to 18 while the Fairbank girls triumphed 31 to 21. The article notes Lake Victoria Nyanza in Africa covering 26 500 square miles.
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