Hawkeyes Triumph Over Latters University of Chicago
Iowa defeats Latters University of Chicago 33 to 28 as Benny Stephens misses due to a sprained ankle. Navier and Johnson lead scoring while Iowa dominates second half scrambles, moving toward Toledo and a Michigan State finale. Xavier and Donovan contribute in the first half but falter after halftime.
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Toledo
Tomight
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Hawkeyes
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Johnson
Pat Donovan
Xavier
Belle Plaine Grid Star Receives All-State Award
A Belle Plaine grid standout earned an all-state honor in a season highlighted by strong receiving and defensive plays. The local star, noted for leadership and performance, helped push the team to competitive showings this year amid a challenging schedule.
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Belle Plaine
I Fis
Woman bowler to hold classes here
Ceder Rapids women are going bowing to learn fundamentals from famed instructor Mis McCutcheon. The free bowling school for women runs December 28 to 30 at the Red Crown Recreation with 2 and 5:30 pm sessions. Beginners welcome, full court provided, with options for more classes and group sessions.
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Ceder Rapids
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Floretta Do Me
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Odet
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Debn
Newsboys Boxing Benefit Delivers Stirring Fights At Immaculate Conception
A capacity crowd enjoyed the Third Annual Newsboys benefit at Immaculate Conception as seasoned and rising boxers staged a series of strong performances. Highlights included a draw between Jim Nance and Max Klemm, and competitive bouts featuring Earl Carr, Elton Rovs, Herman Howard, Jack Robertson, Bob Johnson, Eddie Mimms, Leroy Simms, Sonny Washington, and Eric Jackson. Organizers Deve Baer, Dave Golad, and Art Taylor thanked patrons with Monsignor Malloy and Ren M. A. Mulan for support, while Alex Fidler refereed all bouts.
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Newsboys
Immaculate Conceptionism
Ngh
Jim Nance
Max Klemm
Red Forrer
Earl Carr
Elton Rovs
Gong
Gong Carr
Herman Howard
Jack Robertson
Howard
Alex Fidler
Howard Bob Johnson
Yeat
Eddie Mimms
Joe Beltram
Leroy Simms
Simms
Washington
Eric Jackson
Freddie Perkins
Perkins Liness
Sonny Washington
Pride of Art Tastors
Jackson
Deve Baer
Dave Golad
Art Taylor
John M Malloy
Ren M
Gazette Newsies Trim Midgets in 73 to 33 Win
Gazette Newsies dominate Midgets with a 73 to 33 victory. Strong hustle, sharp defense, and jump shots propelled the Newsies to a clear early lead and a comfortable final margin.
Red Hawks Rally On Road Triumph Over Opponents
Roosevelt and Clinton Vicet EHlere Vonight led the Red Hawks on the road with a strong showing as they remained unbeaten in four, highlighting a decisive half and late plays. The team, reputed for defense and quick transitions, earned the title game reputation as solid road contenders.
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Roosevelt
Clinton Vicet
Ehlere Vonight
Red Hawks
Richard
Milwaukee Wrestler Records Narrow Victory At Newark Meet
In a tight Milwaukee showdown at Newark, top wrestlers including Prattint, Warves, and Wooded battled for the title. The champion edged rivals with sharp takedowns and decisive pins as the crowd watched in steady rain.
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Assoervii Press
Lares Geek Tin
Milwaukee
Paul
Mike
Pepes Sarran
Wy Bhoershen
Mann Offered A Match With Louis
Nathan Mann of New Haven Connecticut was offered a 15 round tune-up with heavyweight champion Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden on February 20 by promoter Wake Jacobs. Louis planned a second tune-up in Cleveland and a possible third in Los Angeles. Mann wanted a couple days to decide.
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New York
Nathan Mann
New Haven Conn
Keays
Todas
Joe Louis
Max Achmering Mann
Madison Square Crarden
Twenteth Century Club
Wake Jacobs Mann
Dacols
Lpuis
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Carnera Funds Unlocked Amid Lawsuit Settlement
The long dispute over Primo Carnera’s earnings ends with about 316,000 remaining for the fighter after legal costs and management cuts. Louis Soresi and the British firm receive portions, while Miss Tersini’s claim is settled. The case highlights boxing riches and subsequent financial fragility.
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Carnera
Louis Soresi
America
Primo
Soresi
Miss Tersini
Gophers Edge Nebraska In Tight Nonconference Clash
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Gophers outpaced Nebraska height advantage with speed to win 33 to 28. Johnny Kundla clinched the victory with a late score and free throw as the Cornhuskers battled back. Lloyd Parsons led Nebraska with five field goals and a free throw.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Nebraska
Gophers
Cornhuskers
Johnny Kundla
Minnesota
Nebraskans
Lloyd Parsons
Cornhusker
Invaders
Elwood Independents Triumph Over DeWitt Five
Special to The Gazette Elwood Independents defeated DeWitt five on Moose Hall floor in DeWitt Sunday afternoon 40 to 32 securing another victory for the Elwood club.
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Elwood
Elwood Independents
DeWitt
Moose Hall
Whizzer White Wins Rhodes Scholarship
San Francisco report says Whizzer White, Colorado halfback and top 1937 scorer, won a Rhodes Scholarship and intends to study law at Oxford for two years then take the bar. He否 states no professional offers were received and his Cotton Bowl plans with Rice in Dallas remain.
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San Francisco
Byran
White
Whiz
Rhodes
Fort Worth
Tex
Colorado University
Rice
Dallas
New Year's
Oxford
Whizzer
Sam
George Norlin
Boulder
Bunny Oakes
Basketball Scores From Scattered College Games
Fragmented scores show Jona tr Nasier 28 Iowa Wesleyan at Washington Junior College. St Ambrose, MlatteyWle Teachers 36, Western UL Teachers 03. Penn 3, Minnesody 28, Nebraska 28, Michigan 1. Dartmouth 1%, Vanderbilt 0. Losala St Temple 3. Grovee Washington 0. Tennessee at Southern California sds Rice 50.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Washington
St Ambrose
MlatteyWle
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Penn
Nebraska
Michiea i Yartmouth
Vardue Oa
Losala
Temple
Winale
Tennessee
Southern California
Sds Rice
Sixteen Events Set for Gazette Silver Skates Carnival
Local speed skaters will compete Sunday at the municipal rink in a 16 event program with preliminaries for many races. Events cover men women and youths across four, six, and nine distances culminating in finals. Prizes include silver skates for first, chromium skates for second, bronze blades for third. entries accepted at The Gazette sports department until Wednesday midnight with no entrance fee.
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Gazette Sports Department
Purdue Romps Over Loyola 55 to 41 in Chicago
Purdue University 50-point team stretched its win streak to five by beating Loyola University of Chicago 55 to 41 before 3,300 fans. Jewell Young led with 19 points as Purdue opened a 29 to 15 halftime lead, with a 15-point burst early in the first half.
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Chicago
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Loyola University of Chicago
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Jewell Young
Purdue
Young
Sines
Anderson
Wilbert Kautz
Bowl Teams Open Last Ten Days Of Practice
College football teams began intensive workouts as New Year’s bowls approach. California, Alabama, LSU, Colorado, Michigan State, Auburn, West Virginia, and East and West squads prepared for Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Orange, Sun, and East‑West games with drills, scrimmages, and travel to sites, while coaches stressed fundamentals and air or ground attacks.
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Glenn
Texas Tech
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Bill Jones
Nebraska
Babe Hollingbers
Washington State
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Michigan Defeats Dartmouth 42 to 17 in Westchester
Michigan, led by John Townsend, routed Dartmouth 42 to 17 at the Westchester county center. Townsend scored 13 points as Michigan shut out the Indians in the first half, with Dartmouth tallying only one point before halftime.
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University of Michigan
Dartmouth
Westchester County Center
John Townsend
Michigan
Wolverines
Indians
Townsend
Thomas
Hanna
Michigan Tech
Temple shuts down Illinois 61 to 38 in Philadelphia
Temple university basketball, led by Captain Don Henderson Meyer Bloom and Ed Boyle, built a 26 to 15 halftime lead and expanded to a 42 to 20 advantage, defeating Illinois co-champions of the Big Ten 61 to 38 before about 5,000. Lew Dehner scored 12 and Boudreau 11 for Illinois.
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Temple University
Illinois
Don Henderson
Meyer Bloom
Ed Boyle
Temple
Lew Dehner
Boudreau
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