102 To Compete In The Gazette Silver Skates Races
The Gazette Silver Skates meet draws 102 entrants, ten more than last year, with fast ice expected Sunday at 1:45. Cedar Rapids officials name officials, schedule, and award plans to be staged at a Saturday Paramount theater event. Special ice show features and proceeds benefit the Cedar Rapids Skating Association.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids Officials’ Association
Paramount Theater
Tri States Theater Corporation
Universal Picture
Cedar Rapids Skating Association
Drews Sporting Goods
Tom Crabbe
Ira Carruthers
Earl Coughlin
Forest Rutgers
Tom Hayden
Fred Winter
Willis Lamb
Leonard Pauly
Carl Lavell
Orville Rust
Chine Stodola
Paul Kindler
Moray Eby
Dick Barker
Arlo Sanderson
1939 Cage Meet to Be Held at Drake Des Moines
Iowa high school basketball tournament for 1939 set to be held in Des Moines if satisfactory arrangements are made with the Des Moines convention bureau and Drake University. The event is scheduled for March 16 17 and 18.
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Drake
Des Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Des Moines Convention Bureau
Drake University
East West game nears sell out at Kezar Stadium
Shrine charity East West football game likely to sell out with over 54 000 tickets sold for Kezar Stadium Monday. Stars Marshall Goldberg and Vic Bottari headline the East and West squads with last year’s crowd record standing at 54 900.
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San Francisco
Pitt
Marshall Goldberg
California
Vic Bottari
Kezar
Shrine
Goldberg
Crouches Bottari
Georgia Tech
Osmanski
Holy Cross
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Howard Weiss
Wisconsin
Kerr
Bierman
George Faust
Weiss
Berkeley
Stanford
Bottar
Billy Patterson
Baylor
West
Babe Hol Jingberg
Washington State
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Walt Neilsen
Arizona
Cornell Wrestlers Head East For Trip Against Army
The Cornell wrestling squad prepares for an early spring trip to face Army at West Point. Lloyd Appleton leads a strong lineup with Olympic credentials, while the Center Point schools reassess officiating as Dick Benll aims to return by tournament time. The Center Point teams project solid rosters with experienced veterans and a large girls squad ready for the season.
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Dick Benll
Center Point
Newton
Linn County Schoolmasters Club
Lammers
Bennett
Basketball Scores From United Press California and Others
Game score snippets show California 68 over Nebraska 214 and Dartmouth I 47 over Stanford 28 while Minnesota 34 and Temple 4% are listed with Drake 31 and Ohio Mate 68 in a miscellaneous United Press roundup of college basketball results.
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United Press
California
Nebraska
Dartmouth I
Stanford
Miinola
Villanova
Minnesota
Temple
South Dakota Coyotes Defeat Cornell Five 42 to 23
South Dakota Coyotes led by Ingalls with 11 and Jacobsen with 13 defeated Cornell College 42 to 23 in the Morningside tournament game in Sioux City. Cornell held a 16 to 15 halftime edge before fatigue limited its play in the second half.
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Sioux City
South Dakota University Coyotes
Cornell College of
Mount Vernon
Morningside
Ingalls
Jacobsen
South Dakota
Cornell
Coyotes
Marshalltown
Ottawa
Kansas University
Maroons
Iowa Five Prep for St Louis Duel Before Big Ten Start
Iowa coach Rollie Williams pushes for a sharper scoring attack as St Louis visits the Iowa fieldhouse on New Year’s Eve. Benny Stephens again leads the Hawkeyes with support from Anapol Lind Evans and Prasse as Iowa braces for Big Ten play against Wisconsin on January 7.
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Iowa City
Rollie Williams
Hawkeyes
St. Louis University
Billikins
Iowa
Williams
St. Louis
Missouri
O'Sullivan
Cochran Brothers
Stietz
Benny Stephens
Anapol
Lind
Evans
Prasse
University of Wisconsin At
Madison
Armstrong's and Yager's In Y Game Tonight
Armstrong's and Yager's basketball teams meet at 8 o'clock tonight as the sole matchup on the Y schedule. The Rude-Y Y Dorm encounter has been postponed.
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Armstrong's
Yager
Goldberg to Stay at Left Halfback for Shrine Game
Pittsburgh star Hed Goldberg is slated to remain at left halfback for the Shrine East squad in San Francisco, despite talk of a switch to fullback. The East team, coached by Bierman and Kerr, selected Goldberg to join Bill Osmanski at fullback, with Goldberg ultimately staying at his natural position. The article also notes Simmons' multi-team trades and New Year football bowl season ahead, plus Cedar Rapids negotiations with a major league club pending in early 1939.
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Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh University
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Goldberg
Dick Cassiano
Sutherland
Curley Stebbins
Jack Chickerneo
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Duke
San Francisco
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Bierman
Kerr
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Senators
Boston Bees
Simmons
Tom McAvoy
Cedar Rapids
Aberdeen
S. D
McAvoy
Milwaukee
Athletics
Cubs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sim
Consequence
Rose
Sugar
Pasadena
New Orleans
Miami
Dallas
Shriners’ Hospital
Harry Johnson
Raiders
Johnson
Kern
Horned Frogs
Jack Lee
Lee
Tony Laposki
Wallie Ingalls
Tech
Louisiana State University
Lester
Baugh
Carnegie and Tol Geared for Battle in Sugar Bowl Fall
Carnegie Tech and Texas Christian University prepared for the Sugar Bowl showdown in New Orleans. Both teams weighed lineup decisions, injury updates, and tactical plans as 50,000 fans were expected to watch Monday's game.
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New Orleans
Texas Christian
Ki Aldrich
Lee
West Chester Beats Washington 45 to 44 in Hot Finish
West Chester Independent basketball team topped Washington 45 to 44 in a close game. The halftime score stood at 20 to 18 with Keith Stewart and Dale Fuhr among leading scorers as Maid-Rites head to host Chicago’s Chocolate Coeds Friday.
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the Gazette
Washington
West Chester
Maid-Rites
Keith Stewart
Dale Fuhr
Maid- Rite
Chocolate Coeds
Chicago
Gophers and Illini Take Cage Battles in Philadelphia
Minnesota remains undefeated in the Big Ten with a 38 35 win over Temple as John Kundla nets a late go ahead shot. Illinois defeats Villanova 28 22 in the opener to run its winning streak to five. Temple struggles from the line, and the two games cap a double header at Convention Hall.
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Philadelphia
John Kundla
Minnesota
Big Ten
Temple
Southern California
Gophers
Kundla
Gordon Addington
Convention Hall
Illinois
Villanova
Owls
Howie Black
Lincups
Cornell Matmen Begin East Coast Tour
Cornell College wrestling coach Dick Barker leads the Purple on a January 8 trip to the East for their seventeenth mat season. The schedule opens in New York City against the New York Athletic Club, then West Point, Franklin and Marshall, with a strong 64 wins to 36 losses record over sixteen seasons.
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Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
Dick Barker
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Mount Vernon
Tve
Towa State
Gazette
Cornell College
Purple
New York City
Grapplers
New York Athletic Club
Barkermen
West Point
Franklin and Marshall
Hilltoppers
Florida Grapefruit League Aims for Formal Major Status
Florida backers push to convert the Grapefruit league into an official competition with a fixed schedule. Irv Kupcinet backs a plan to form a winter world series style playoff between leading NL and AL teams after about 20 games. Tampa civic leaders seek to recruit eight major clubs in Florida for a strengthened spring circuit.
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Fle
Florida
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago
Tampa Civic Teaders
Rickey warns college grid on amateur code
Branch Rickey urged college coaches and athletic directors to curb over emphasis on professionalism in sport. He said some violations stain all schools and emphasized coaches must help enforce rules or allow surveys to classify colleges by standards. Stanford’s Owens and Wisconsin’s Stuhldreher backed clean sport image and public confidence in football.
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Rickey
Tenis (Ap
Branch Rickey
William B. Owens
Stanford University
N.C.A.A
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
90 000 Will Greet Dukes and Trojans in Rose Bowl
Pasadena AP report previews the Rose Bowl with 90 000 spectators expected. Duke and USC practiced separately and face nerves and stage fright before a post season clash steeped in 24 years of tradition. USC injuries eased with Anderson and Tonelli ready for practice while Duke wary of Dan Hill back muscle. USC remains the betting favorite at two to one.
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Pasadena
Calif
Duke
Southern California
Rim
Blue Devils
Durham
N. C
Trojan
Los Angeles
Trojans
U.S.C
Mickey Anderson
Notre Dame
Tony Tonelli
Dan Hill
Wallace Wade
Wade
Howard Jones
Michigan Indiana Tackle Non League Opponents Tonight
Michigan and Indiana aim for a sixth straight win in non conference play while Minnesota and Illinois also boast undefeated records. Ohio State beat U C L A 59 57. Northwestern faces Notre Dame in a return bout as Big Ten shows strength outside league play.
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Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Erlhey
Big Ten
Minnesota
Illinois
Butler
Iowa
Wisconsin
Hoosiers
Western Reserve
Michigan State
Ohio State
University of California
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Grid fatalities reach a new low in 1938 football deaths
A Purdue study reported 17 football related fatalities in 1937 38 the lowest total since records began. The survey noted 41 percent occurred in October with the first 15 minutes most dangerous and halfbacks most often killed by tackles block and being tackled.
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Chicago
American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate Association
Floyd R. Eastwood
Purdue University
Lou Little
Columbia
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Eastwood
Arizona
Pennsylvania
New York
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Texas
New Jersey
California
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