Iowa Meets Bradley Tonight In Final Non Conference Test
Iowa faces Bradley Tech in Iowa City in a last non conference test before resuming the Big Ten title chase. Iowa owns nine wins, with a single setback to Minnesota in a 39 38 game, and will follow with games at Indiana then Purdue on the road.
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Bradley
OWA City
Bradley Tech
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Bloomington
Hoosier State
Lafayette
Northwestern
Evanston
Wisconsin
Illinois
Rolle Williams
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Lee Handley
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Bert McGrane
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Jesse Day Davenport
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbus
Gophers
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Max Padlow
Bill Haakon
Marquette
Milwaukee
Iowa City
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Frank Froschauer
Froschauer
Butler Quint Beats Grinnell 36 24 In Valley Tilt
Grinnell college basketball fell to Butler University 36 to 24 in a Missouri Valley showdown. Butler strengthened its lead with three straight wins, while Grinnell dropped to fifth with two victories and three losses. Mason and Baird led scoring for Grinnell and Butler respectively.
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INS
Grinnell College
Butler University
Prip
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Pioneer
Davenport Edges Grant in Overtime Thriller
Davenport defeated Grant 21 to 19 in overtime after a see saw contest. Scheibel led Davenport with 13 points, Snyder added eight, and the sophomores sealed the win as Grant missed free throws in the final minutes.
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Mount Vernon J High Beats Marion 28 to 17
Mount Vernon Junior High posted its second win of the season by defeating Marion High 28 to 17 on Friday night. Mount Vernon led early 2 from the first quarter, held a 13 at halftime, and extended the margin to 2 by the end of the third before securing the victory. Shirles led Marion with eight points. Marion won the junior game 19 to 9.
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Broadcasting barred at St. Louis ball park
Radio broadcasting of games for the two local major league teams has been banned for the coming season. L Carle McEvoy, vice president of the St. Louis Browns, announced after a conference with Sam Breadon of the Cardinals and Louis Von Weise, who succeeded Phil Baer as head of the Browns.
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St. Louis Browns
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Louis von Welse Win
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College basketball results roundup from scattered games
A selection of scores from multiple college basketball showings includes Monmouth over Tulane, Rutgers, Gustavus Adolphus, South Dakota State, North Dakota State, Doane, Hastings, Doane Nebo, Marveille Vid Tehrs, McPherson, and others. The list features various colleges such as Tulsa, Arkansas, Montana State, and Colorado colleges, with scores ranging from single digits to the forties.
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Monmouth
Creargia
Marland
Catholic
Rutgers
Coleate
Tulane
Auburn
Mississippi State
Superior Tehrs
Silver Falls
Behrs
Gustavus Adolphas
Debuis
Crosse Tehrs
Fan Claire
Tehes Tasenthern
Shurtteff
Stevens Point
Whitewater
Tehrs
South Dakota
North Dakota State
Worningside
Augustana
Valles Cato Tehrs
Wabnefon
NTD
Tf Yutter & Geinnell Tho
Wesleyan
St Ambrose
Tarsons
Columbia
Yeon
Dubuque
Hastings
Nebo
Hethany
Kan
Doane
Warne
Chadron
Warrensboro
Mat
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Missouri
Oklahoma
M 'S
Tulsa
Arkansas
al Havilor
Weeming
Denver
Trah
Montana State
Colorado
Colorado Arches
Montana Normal
Montana
Monmouth edges Coe 36 to 27 for first conference win
Monmouth defeats Coe 36 27 in Illinois with an early 13 1 run and a late surge led by Good Carruthers and Poole. Osburn key pivot as Monmouth holds off Coe’s comeback with foul trouble and steady free throws.
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Wilkinson
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Schneider
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Meyer
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Belknap
Keith Osburn
Illinois
Knox
Galesburg
Smashers
Iowans
Hohn
Mintom
Keith
Eldott
Hodges
Canzoneri Beats Locatelli After Decision Recount
In New York Tony Canzoneri defeated Cleto Locatelli in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden after a recount corrected an earlier draw. Referee Willie Lewis upheld the Canzoneri win following an investigation by boxing officials Bill Brown and John J Phelan.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Canzoneri
Canzoner
Willie Lewis
Boxine
Bill Brown
John J Phelan
Cedar Rapids YMCA Swamps Dubuque Y in 60 15 Dual
Cedar Rapids YMCA swamped the Dubuque YMCA in a Friday dual meet at the local Y pool. The Cedar Rapids team scored 60 points to Dubuque’s 15, winning all events and placing second in all. Marie'eusks led with two firsts among scoring honors.
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Gazette Newsies Defeat McKinley 22 to 5 in Basketball
The Gravette newsboys defeated McKinley 22 to 5 as Rodriguez and Red Hibbens led with 8 and 6 points respectively. Hickey scored 3 for McKinley in the rout.
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Red" Hibbens
Newsies
Hickey
Iowa State Falls to Indiana 20 8 in Dual Meet
Iowa State college wrestling team dropped a dual to Indiana 20 to 8 as Indiana’s Gottfried Voliva and Paulson contributed falls and decisions. Ruggles of Iowa State pinned Indiana’s Krahulik in the final minute. Golden lost a close decision to Celini. Other bouts saw Devils, Gillum, and Kuss win for Indiana while Lilley, Yarrer, Woods, and Thayer provided competition for Iowa State.
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Ruggles
Iowa State
Krahulik
Indiana
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Celini
Voliva
Paulson
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Devine
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Woods
Cox Holds Lead At Caliente With 210
Wilfred Cox of Brooklyn topped the Agua Caliente open after the third round with a 210 sub par. Willie Hunter of Los Angeles stood one stroke back at 211, while Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan shared third at 214 as Craig Wood’s course record 67 was equalled by Diegel and Coleman. Art Bell and Johnny Dawson led amateurs with 220 totals.
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Paul Runyan
White Plains
Craig Wood
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Philadelphia
Fay Coleman
Bill Mehlhorn
Art Bell
Honolulu
Johnny Dawson
Cornell Matmen Tackle Indiana In Dual Meet
MOUNT VERNON Iowa Indiana wrestling team that beat Iowa State 20 to 8 will face Cornell at the Cornell gym tonight. The dual meet starts at 7 30 p m with Cornell bringing its best lineup.
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Mount Vernon
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Ginn county tournament semi finals set in Linn
Eight teams played the first two rounds on the Y M C A floor with Troy Mills Toddville Springville and Viola advancing to today’s semi finals. Troy Mills faces Toddville at 2 30 and Springville meets Viola at 3 30 with the consolation game at 7 30 and the final at 8 30.
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Independence trips Oelwein High 33 to 24
Independence downed Oelwein 33 to 24 in a hard fought county league game. Coach Mike Farrah led Independence to a late win margin as the teams battled through a tense second half.
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Quaker Cats to Meet Dyersville Flyers Tonight
The Quaker Cats basketball squad faces the Dyersville Flyers in the Quaker gymnasium this evening at 8 o'clock. The article also notes a stray zoological fact about a ring tailed cat, clarifying it is related to the raccoon.
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United States
Conception High Falls To Waterloo Quintet 18 17
The Immaculate Conception basket five lost a tight game to St Marys of Waterloo 18 to 17 on its home floor Friday night. Schmitt scored the decisive basket for Waterloo in the final moments. Dickson led the east side with strong floor play while Barnett and Wolfe tied for scoring honors. Green, Barnett and Wolfe scored in the first half and O Meara added a free throw. Waterloo benefited from Phil’s five free throws in the second half to edge ahead 13 12 entering the final period.
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Klumpar
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Snyder
Miller
Lockwood
McCracken
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s of
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Green
Barnett
Wolfe
O'Meara
Phil
Rothier Stops Purvis In Ten Heats In Coliseum Fight
Henry Rothier decisively outpointed Jackie Purvis across ten heats in a fast paced Indianapolis bout. Purvis landed some solid blows but Rothier’s lefts and rights overwhelmed him as the crowd watched a high speed exchange, with Purvis tiring in the final rounds.
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Henry Rothier
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Mancuso Of Giants May Have Typhoid Fever
The Giants star catcher Gus Mancuso may have typhoid fever in Houston after initial blood work showed no typhoid. A second test will be done in two to three days to confirm. Teammate Charlie Dressen is hospitalized in Memorial hospital with a recent eight week bout of typhoid.
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Gus Mancuso
E. M. Armstrong
Charlie Dressen
Memorial Hospital
Coaches Huddle Over Football Rules Changes
EW YORK AP football coaches meeting with Lou Little proposes altering forward pass rule to end zone touchback. If passed, the ball would return to the downed spot on incompletions at fourth down, aligning with general play. Other proposals include dead ball rule change and goalpost relocation, likely to fail.
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Lou Little
Columbia
American Football Coaches Association
Coaches’ Committee
National Rules Committee
Atlanta
Tigers Edge Clinton 30 to 22 in Conference Clash
Washington high of Cedar Rapids defeated Clinton 30 to 22 in a Mississippi Valley conference game. Blahnik led Cedar Rapids with six field goals and Forrestal added 12 points as Clinton, paced by Peterson, struggled against tight Cedar Rapids defense.
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Nicholas
Blahnik
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Stark to quit as Creighton football mentor
A current report states Creighton University head football coach Arthur Stark will offer his resignation to Athletic Director A. A. Schabinger. Stark, a former Kansas State back, arrived four years ago from Chadron State Teachers College amid alumni criticism after a 3 4 1 record last season.
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Arthur Stark
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Boxing Roundup from Cities Across the Nation
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters and locations including Cedar Rapids Indianapolis New York Brooklyn Duluth Detroit Montreal Windsor Baltimore Worcester Boston Harlington San Diego and others. Winners and stoppages are noted with various scores and opponents, reflecting a hectic national jabs roundup.
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Cedar Rapids
Henry Rothier
Chicago
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
New York
Tony, Canzoneri
Cleta Locatelli
Taly
Petey Hayes
Brooklyn
Pete Derrasse
Lou Saliea
Julie Katz
Duluth
Wade Daniels
Minneapolis
Charley Crocker
Tran Mountains Midh
Detroit
Hobby — Leitham
Montreal
Ernie Maurer
George van der Heyden
South Bend
Potento
Windsor
Ont
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Schenectady
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Buster Brown
Worcester
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Cleveland
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Drew
Boston
A McCoy
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Hans Mueller
Germany
Harlington
Tex
Fperry Knowles
St. Petersburg
Jimmy Arazella
San Antonio
Cornell Varsity Tops Freshmen 34 to 19 in Mount Vernon
Cornell varsity defeated the freshmen 34 19 in a regulation game here Friday night. All seven varsity players scored, Coffman and Laughlin leading with eight points each. The varsity led 16 7 at halftime and six wrestling exhibitions preceded the game.
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the Gazette
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Cornell
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Victor Wins From Marengo In Towa County Cage Meet
Victor defeated Marengo 22 to 19 in the Iowa county basketball tourney thriller. Bowsman starred for Victor and Rehfeldt scored 13. It was Victor’s 14th win of the season as Parnell edged North English 35 to 29 to reach the final.
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Cunningham and Venzke Headline Millrose Games
New York AP reports the 27th Millrose AA games at Madison Square Garden headline a men’s foot race duel between Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke with a 16,000 capacity crowd expected. Other entrants include Glen Dawson Joe Mangan and Frank Crowley as the likely private showdown unfolds for the Wanamaker mile.
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Joe Mangan
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Frank Crowley
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Iowa Wrestlers Tie Chicago V In Big Ten Meet
Iowa and Chicago end in a 16 16 tie in a Big Ten wrestling meet with Frank O Leary of Iowa defeating Factor of Chicago. Bedrava pinned John O Leary for Chicago to take the lead, others include Monroe 118 pounds and Bernstein 126 pounds from Iowa and Krake defeating Sander at 145 pounds.
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