Waterloo cagers rout Ramblers in home defeat
Waterloo high school defeated Wilson 34 to 22 at Wilson court in a Mississippi Valley conference game. St Germain and Tom Delma sparked a late rally to trim the lead, while Mason City had beaten Waterloo 38 to 22 Friday. Stastny led Wilson with 10 points.
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Jackets To Golden Gloves Ring Winners
The Gazette announces eight class winners will receive lightweight jackets, similar to prior years, for the Golden Gloves tournament in February. Entry blanks start this week with a 25 cent fee to the Amateur Athletic Union. preliminaries Feb 8–10 and finals Feb 17 at Memorial Coliseumimize.
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Cagers Rally Past Notre Dame In Illini Victory
Illinois overwhelmed Notre Dame 44 29 as Louie Boudreau pushed his scoring streak to 50 in three games. He scored 12 points before halftime while Riegel helped boost the lead to 19 4. Notre Dame struggled, Moir played with a jaw brace, and Vukovits added Notre Dame’s first field goal.
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Indiana Defeats Manhattan in 42-34 at Madison Square Garden
Indiana University basketball, co-champions of the Big Ten, defeated Manhattan 42-34 in New York. The Hoosiers trusted a steady offense after an early 8-3 deficit, with Huffman providing offensive and defensive spark as every Indiana player scored.
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Purdue Flashes Comeback To Whip DePaul 53 To 45
Purdue rallied in the final six minutes to beat DePaul 53 to 45 before 3,500 fans in Chicago. Slim Seward led Purdue with six field goals and 12 points, while Dick Yost of DePaul scored 11. Gene Anderson and Jewel Young sparked the decisive run for Purdue.
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Kansas State Edges Minnesota 37 36 On road trip finale
Kansas State upsets Minnesota 37 to 36 as Frank Groves and Ed Klimek lead with 12 and 13 points respectively. Klimek nails four late field goals to preserve the slim halftime margin and cap a six game road swing for the visitors.
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Armour Tech Cage Team Loses To Chicago U 33 28
Chicago University defeated Armour Tech 33 to 28 in a low effort basketball game. Fitzgerald led scoring with surprising perimeter shots, tying with O'Brien for top points as the box score notes. The piece also cites minor notes about boxing plans and players tied to Iowa origins.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A compiled list shows Iowa 42 with an unspecified opponent, West Waterloo 34 over Wilson hich 22, Wisconsin 35 over Marquette 29, Purdue 53 over DePaul 45, Kansas State 37 over Minnesota 36, Illinois 44 over Notre Dame 29, Northwestern 38 over Western State 26, Indiana 42 over Manhattan 34, Nebraska 53 over Montana 39, St Josephs 29 over City College of New York 19, Drake 38 over East Texas State Teachers 29, Kent State 39 over Ohio Wesleyan 33, Columbia 40 over Williams Chicago 33, Armour Tee Washburn 27 over Wichita University 25, Indiana Central 41 over Butler 2, Ely Junior 29 over Hibbing Junior 23, Southern California 28 over Detroit 45, Dayton 24, Bocmeaser 32 over University of Toronto 19, Weste Reserve 34 over Cincinnati 26, aver 43 over Kentucky Wesleyan 30, ke Forest 33 over Ripon 34, Centre 36 over Louisville University 29, Shepherd West Virginia 24, Southeastern University 22.
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M'Michaels Leads Wildcats To 38 26 Win
Northwestern ace Mike McMichaels scored three times from difficult angles to spark the Wildcats past Western State Teachers of Kalamazoo 38 to 26 before 3,000 fans. Duke Vance held Western State late while Arnold led rallies with five field goals, and Northwestern stretched its non-conference win streak to four.
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Illinois Wrestlers Open Season With 24 6 Victory
The University of Illinois wrestling team defeated Iowa State 24 to 6 before 2000 spectators in Champaign. Illini wins included falls by Blum Gray and Silverstein, with detailed results across 118 to heavyweight matches, noting time advantages and anticipated showings for each weight class.
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Dizzy Dean Joins Baseball School as Instructor
Ray L. Dean of Muscatine announced that Dizzy Dean, stalwart St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, signed on as instructor at Dean's Hot Springs baseball school. Dean will tutor aspiring pitchers from February 15 to April 1 alongside Rogers Hornsby Lou Fonseca and other notable baseball figures.
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Cubs And White Sox Set Spring Exhibition Schedule
Chicago rivals plan eleven annual duels during spring training in March and April with the Cubs hosting in 24 exhibitions and the White Sox 25. Sox also draw ten games with the Pirates and four with Los Angeles, ending in Kansas City, while the Cubs meet the Browns in eight southwestern games. They reconvene at Wrigley Field April 16 before the NL season begins April 20.
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Trojan Cagers Defeat Texas On Road Trip
Sam Barry's USC basketball team beat the Texas Longhorns 28 to 20 in Austin. USC led 14 to 11 at halftime, Texas tied it twice before USC pulled away. Longhorns top scorers were Collins and Baxter with five points each.
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Wisconsin Defeats Marquette 35 to 29 in Milwaukee
Wisconsin wins its second game of the season over Marquette 35 29 before 5 000 at the city auditorium. Howie Powell leads with seven field goals and two free throws as Marquette, using a sophomore lineup, tightens the game late but falls short.
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Entries Due Next Wednesday For Gazette Silver Skates
Ice skaters of all ages must file entries for The Gazette Silver Skates races next Sunday December 27. Entries must be mailed by midnight Wednesday December 23. New registrants include senior contenders George Shimek Art McGuire and Charles Reinheimer plus several teen and juvenile entrants from Keystone Marion and Iowa City.
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