Better Officiating Boon to Basketball
New York officials say standardized officiating will lift basketball this season by eliminating home town bias. Coaches from Oklahoma Texas Southern California praised Garden officials after the all-star week double header and noted consistent calls and fewer personals.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Southern California
Long Island University
Texas
Manhattan
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
the Garden
George Barsi
Santa Clara
Jack Gray
Sam Barry
Gray
Pat Kennedy
Penick And Ford, Quaker Oats Win Basketball Games
Penick and Ford defeated Iowa Manufacturing 18 to 15 in Allied Industrial league action led by Blahnik with 9 points. Quaker Oats beat Witwer Grocer 34 to 26 behind McGill 14, Kitch 7, and Swift 6. Friday’s schedule lists Wilson & Co. vs Honeymead and Light Co. vs La Plant Choate.
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Penick and Ford
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Blahnik
Hays
Quaker Oats Company
Witwer Grocer
McGill
Kitch
Swift
Jed
Groves
Haworth
Wilson and Company
Honeymead
Light Company
la Plant-Choate
Quaker Oats Co
Lewe
Wgroves
Bwitt
V.haworth
Currell
Reed
Mullins
Penick & Ford
Yowa Ma. Co
Tee Fe
Kropenske
Frisch
Kaverick Lays
Ne.nelson
Krumbholtz
OjLoufek
Wessel
Kinney
Ravel
J.nelson
Bruce
O'Snellman
Russell Ream Sets New 675 High in Red Crown League
Russell Ream posted a new high total of 675 over three games for Jones' Skelly Service in Red Crown Oil and Automotive league action on Wednesday night. He opened with two 246s for high single honors as Standard Tire Co. pulled a one game edge atop the standings after wins over Standard Body and Fender Co. Champlin Refining Co. swept three from S and W.
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Red Crown Oil and Automotive League
Jones’ Skelly Service
Standard Tire Co
Standard Body
Fender Co
Champlin Refining Co
S and W
LeRoy Faunt
Krueger
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Dunlop
Town Manufacturing
Gazette
Jerry Kroulik
Mike Simitz
Loyal Ewaldt
Vern Hansen
Sam Palumbo
Bachman
Lee Gearhart
Pet Standard Tire Co
Nee
Champlin Refining
Allen Motor
Thee Neie
Jones Skelly Te Eee
Hubbard Ice Pa
Moose Lode
Eagles Lodec Ees
Bupane Gas
O'Meara Clothing
Red Crown
Pet. Hamm's Beer
Slosten's Trophies
Wilson and Co, Et Veer
Jack Sprat
Limback Lumber
P.M. Lattner
Stellar Service Crew
Colonial Baking Co. Vee
Penick and Ford Seen Oe
All Gold Foods
Eddy Paper Co
Witwer Grocer Leneue. Pet
Life Beverage
Streamliners
Bull Telephone CO
LEAG
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Allen Motor and Auto Eea
Jones’ Skelly
Texaco
Chevrolet
Body & Fender
Tenth Street
Waener
Fox Head Tavern
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Tone
Kroulik
Nick & Ford
Brer_ Rabbit o
Megh Fine
Borschet
Vermont
Heath
Town Mix Industrial League
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Faunt
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Carrithers Ve
Dearborn Brass Ve
Metropolitan Supply
Kerns Ve
Penford
Oppenheimer
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Formal opening planned for Cedar Rapids skating rink Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Winter Sports club will formally open the Robins lake lagoon rink next Sunday. Ice is thick and skating is allowed daily from 1 to 10 pm weekdays and 10 am to 10 pm weekends. A warming house rest rooms and music system enhance the facility with memberships at 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for under 14. More than 250 members are already listed as the club expands from skating to skiing and bob sledding.
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Robins Lake
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Falls to Kentucky in Sugar Bowl Clash
In New Orleans Kentucky Wildcats beat Ohio State Buckeyes 36 to 30 in a rough Sugar Bowl basketball final before about 7 000 fans. Layton Rouse scored two late field goals sealing Kentucky's win as Ohio State trailed by two at five minutes remaining.
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New Orleans
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Ohio State University Buckeyes
Kentucky
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Ohio Staters
Ohio State
Layton Rouse
Mies Ee
White
Goss
Farnsley
Bowshier
OlClugelsh
Mickelson
King
Rouse
McLain
Huber
Satler
Staker
Fisher
Dawson
Nichols
Lynch
Mess
Purdue Cagers Triumph Over Southern Methodist in 48 26 Victory
Purdue University crushed Southern Methodist 48 to 26 in Lafayette, improving to a third straight intersectional win and a fifth victory in seven pre conference games. Bob Igney and sophomore Don Blanken sparked a second period surge with seven field goals in under four minutes to pull away.
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Purdue
Jones
Blanken
Attiorney
Keeton
Koerschat
Wilkerson
Sprowl
Spracuo
Chapman
Caress
Conrad
Oregon Cagers Run Wild At Augustana
The University of Oregon basketball team routed Augustana College 57 to 22 in Rock Island. Oregon led 18 to 10 at halftime as Dick and Anderson each scored 11 points. Willard Anderson led Augustana with 7 points in a lopsided win.
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Moline, Ill
INS
University of Oregon
Augustana College of
Rock Island
Oregon
Anderson
Willard Anderson
Anderson and Schroeder Head West for Coaches Meet
Dr. Eddie N. Anderson University of Iowa football coach and Prof. E. G. Schroeder director of athletics depart Iowa City by train for Los Angeles to attend the National Coaches Association meeting. Anderson will return Tuesday and Schroeder will visit USC and Stanford before returning. They plan to see the Rose Bowl game Tennessee vs. USC.
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Iowa City
Eddie N. Anderson
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Los Angeles
Calif
National Coaches Association
Anderson
Schroeder
University of Southern California
Stanford University
Tennessee
Coaches drop writers as Rose Bowl prep continues
In Pasadena Tennessee coach Robert Neyland and USC coach Howard Jones announce they will rely on their own preparations for the Rose Bowl. Neyland highlights back Johnny Rhett Butler while Cafego’s role is reexamined. Jones plans to start his usual lineup as USC remains injury free.
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Pasadena
Calif
Robert R. Neyland
Howard Harding Jones
Tennessee
Southern California
Neyland
Vol
Johnny
Rhett) Butler
George Cafego
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Butler
U.S.C
Jones
Floating elbow shocks Racine gas attendant
Elmer Mahnke, a gasoline station attendant in Racine Wisconsin, injured his left hand when an air needle attached to a high pressure tank pierced his skin while inflating a basketball. His hand and arm swelled but a doctor said the swelling would recede without harmful effects.
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Racine
Wis
Elmer Mahnke
Mahnke
Ely Independents Triumph Over Junior I O O F
Ely Independents defeated the Cedar Rapids I O O F 36 to 18 on Tuesday night. D Clark and Sla dek starred for Ely while Zitek and Feiercisen led the lodge team.
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Ely
Ely Independents
Cedar Rapids I. O. O. F
D. Clark
Sladek
Zitek
Feiercisen
Lodge
D.clark
Zikmund
Truman
Stahle
Hach
Skripsky
Felereisen
Scoring Roundup From Associated Press College Games
Southern California 63 Nebraska 48 Notre Dame 6 Temple 30 28 Purdue 18 SMU 36 Grinnell 47 Cornell 45 Minnesota 43 Washington 41 Indiana State 49 Oregon State 38 Michigan State 33 Kentucky 36 Colorado 49 St. Johns Minnesota 45 Moorhead Teachers 16 Augustana South Dakota 4 Valley City Northern Teachers 43 Concordia Minnesota 53.
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Southern California
Utah
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Temple
Furdue
Southern Methodist
Gresen
Augustama
HII
Grinnell
Cornell
Iawa
Minnnesota
Washington
Indiana
Dequesme
Oregon State
Michigan State
A Kentucky
Okio Colorado
St. Jergs
St. John’s
Minn
Moorhead
Teachera
Beare Leads Blahnik Phalanx In Tight Basketball Row
Unclear OCR text lists players Beare Hunnicutt Blahnik Schuknecht Johnson Gibson Dvorak Anderson DiGray lsmith Phalanx Has-Beens. Totals show 33 8 8 and 265 elsewhere. No clear game outcome or context available from fragment.
Indiana Triumph Over Duquesne 51 49 After Late Rally
Indiana edges Duquesne 51 to 49 as Herman Schaefer fuels a comeback in the final minutes. Bill Menke leads with 22 points for the Hoosiers in a tense 51 49 victory over the previously unbeaten Duquesne squad.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
Hoosiers
Duquesne University
Duquesne
Herman Schaefer
Bill Menke
Schaefer
Fort P Fe
McCreary
Becker
U Milkovich
Norsey
Adams
Torphy
O'Lacesy
Menke
Kagperik
Huffman
Widowitz
Debnar
R. Menke
Armstrong
Milkovich
Kasperik
Calvin Bolster
Dave Fawcett
Johnny Paychek Faces New Legal Fight Over Manager Contract
CHICAGO AP A injunction bars John J Paychek from fighting until contracts signed by Clarence W. Rapp are made, amid an accounting suit charging breach of contract by Paychek manager Harold Steinman and promoter Pinky George. Rapp claims a 1935 agreement to manage Paychek and 10 percent of purses, arguing earnings exceed 25 000 and he is entitled to one third. The Illinois athletic commission recently recognized Steinman as Paychek’s manager instead of Rapp.
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Chicago
John J. Paychek
Clarence W. Rapp
Charles A. Williams
Rapp
Paychek
Harold Steinman
Pinky George
Des Moines
Steinman
Reds Sign Red Barrett For 1940 Pitching Deal
Cincinnati Reds sign young right hander Charles Red Barrett to a 1940 contract. Terms not disclosed. Barrett walked into the club’s office Wednesday to finalize the deal.
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Cincinnati
Charles “Red” Barrett
Cincinnati Reds
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