Central City Wins County Cage Championship 26 to 17
Central City captured the Linn county tournament title by defeating Springville 26-17 in the finals. In the semis Central City beat Alburnett 21-19 and Springville topped Viola 20-11. Hoge led Springville with McShane and Smith leading Viola scorers.
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Hoge
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Etzel
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Hanson
Hose
Jerry McShane
Kopphaver
Wiltsey
Pearson
Nel
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Rockwood
Babbitt
Sixtack Goldsberryik
Schueler
Swifts
Gophers Edge Hawkeyes In Close Conference Clash
Minnesota outlasted Iowa 36 to 35 in a rough Western Conference battle before 11 000 at Owa City. Johnny Grim sparked Iowa with a late field goal as Ivan Blackmer fouled out after a missed free throw sealing the narrow setback for the Hawkeyes.
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OWA City
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Ivan Blackmer
Gopher
Johnny Grim
Ray Antil
Johnny Barke
Irving Kaupperberg
Sid Rosenthal
Gophers
Barko
Baker
Cunningham Wins Millrose Mile Race
Glenn Cunningham won the Wanamaker mile at the Millrose Games in New York City, clocking 4:11 as Gene Venzke and Bill Bonthron finished second and third. Venzke overtook Bonthron near the end, with Cunningham leading most of the race.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
New York Athletic Club
Cunningham
Venzke
Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
University of Kansas
Bill Ray
Manhattan
Eric Ny
Knee
Sweden
Lott Feuds With Tilden Soars At Des Moines Match
The heated personal clash between George Lott and William Tilden spills into the evening at the Memorial Coliseum with Ellsworth Vines and Lester Stoefen. Lott claims hostility stems from past Davis Cup tensions and pro tour rivalries. A dinner recounts and a broadcast jab fuels lingering acrimony between the players.
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Tait Cummins
Simon Legree
Des Moines
George Lott
Chicago
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean Holds Out Over 25 000 Bucks For 1935
Chicago Cubs shift to right handed hitters under Charlie Grimm's plan and Dizzy Dean demands 25000 dollars to sign with the Cardinals. Breadon offered 17000 with previous 20000 to 26000 range, while Dean claims a misunderstanding and threatens not to pitch next season.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Linecup
Chuck Klein
Breadon
Topeka Senators Face Upheaval at Western League Meeting
Des Moines hosts a critical Western league session to ratify the 1935 schedule while tensions mount over Topeka with an $800 debt and owner Jimmy Peyton. Lincoln may demand Topeka's ouster, provoking murmurs and possible fireworks if finances fail to meet league expectations.
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Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Treasury
Dale Gear
Cardinals sign former shortstop Gelbert for 1935
President Sam Breadon announced the St. Louis Cardinals have signed former short stop Charles Gelbert to a 1935 contract before his departure for New York. Gelbert suffered a shotgun accident that tore leg muscles two years ago, but improvements after operations give physicians hope he can play this season.
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Earl Combs
St. Louis
Charlie Gelbert
Cardinal
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Sam Breadon
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles Gelbert
Gelbert
Shellsburg Sweeps Rowley Quintet In Two Wins
Shellsburg high school defeated Rowley 74 to 18 in the varsity contest and won the second team game 19 to 6. Freshman center Bill Heisted, debuting as a regular, tied Richard Bergen for 18 points to lead scorers. Rowley was short two regular players due to illness.
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Shellsburg
Rowley
Bill
Lewis Protest Of Londos Win Denied After Hearing
In St Louis the State Athletic Commission denied Lewis's protest that Ed Strangler Lewis should be awarded his loss to Jim Londos. The panel banned Londos's unconscious hold in Missouri and approved a return bout between Lewis and Londos in the state.
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Lewis
Jim Londos
State Athletic Commission
Londos
Missouri
Norway Mount Auburn Split Double Header
Norway and Mount Auburn high schools split a basketball double header Friday night. The local varsity won 31 to 25 while the second team fell to the visitors.
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Norway
Mount Auburn
Baldwin Boys Lose to Monmouth as Girls Win Narrowly
Baldwin high school split a double header with Monmouth here Friday. The Monmouth boys won 27 to 16 with Cormack scoring 13 and Hale adding 4 for Baldwin. The Baldwin girls defeated Monmouth 10 to 8, with a 4-4 halftime tie. Next Baldwin game is Tuesday against Oxford Junction.
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the Gazette
Baldwin
Baldwin High
Monmouth
Cormack
Hale
Oxford Junction
Brooklyn Five Beats Toledo By 20 To 13
Brooklyn Five defeated Toledo 20 to 13 on Friday night. Toledo players Wise Clark and Morgan contributed scoring and defense, with Arnold leading Toledo in points at nine. At halftime the game was tied 7-7. Brooklyn reserves outscored Toledo reserves 16-7. The Toledo girls also lost to Reinbeck 37-12 at Reinbeck.
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Brooklyn High
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Decorah High Tops Waukon 37 to 22 in Ragged Game
LaVerne Miller scored seven baskets and four free throws to lead Decorah to a 37 22 win over Waukon Friday night. Archie McIntosh added seven points and Nelson Preus six as Waukon’s Mce Connell had ten points with five two point attempts.
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Decorah
LaVerne Miller
Waukon
Archie McIntosh
Nelson Preus
Wauken
Mce Connell
Smith Holds Lead at Oakmont in Golf Tournament
MacDonald Smith shot a par 70 to stay five up with a 205 total in the Oakmont $6 500 tournament at Oakmont Club Glendale Calif. Jimmie Hines Laffoon and Jack Gaines tied for second at 210 while Harry Cooper Ray Mangrum and Clarence Clark led a group at 212. Four thousand dollars will be shared among the leaders with a Nassau match play to follow for 2500 more and the title. Wilfy Cox led Saturday scoring with 68 as wind and pressure affected medal play.
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Glendale
Calif
MacDonald Smith
Jimmie Hines
Long Island
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Nassau
Smith
Birdie
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Basketball Scores From Weekend Meet Across Several Games
Minnesota edged Town 36 to 35 while Purdue defeated Chicago 48 to 35 and Kansas State beat Missouri 27 to 20. State Teachers 8 and Simpson Duquesne University 260 Army 23 Navy 24 Pittsburgh a2. WAKES PLING Cornell Mt Vernon Indiana 19 Minnesota 13.
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Schukies Reach Final In Dyersville Meet
Waterloo Schukies advance to the final by defeating the Bellevue Bears 40 to 30. In other results the Wilson Packers beat Dubuque City Club 34 to 27 and Dyersville Flyers toppled Waverly Merchants 34 to 24. Bellevue Bears defeated Jesup Lions 37 to 23 to secure a semi final spot. Akron motorists face mandatory twice yearly car inspections with projected annual revenue of 70 000 dollars for traffic safety programs.
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Waterloo -Schukies
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque City Club
Dyersville Flyers
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Jesup Lions
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l'Ham
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Holck
Dunn
Qoriebe
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Mootz
Miller
Hallick
Purdue Rolling Over Chicago 48 to 35 Ups Big Ten Lead
Purdue overwhelmed a fast improving Chicago squad 48 to 35 Saturday night to move atop the Big Ten standings. The Boilers led 27 to 20 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Purdue
Iowa
Builermakers
Iowa Places Three In Backstroke Of A.A.U. Swim Meet
Iowa swimmers reach finals in the 150 yard backstroke at the A.A.U. Midwest meet at Iowa State college. University of Iowa divers set four meet records and win four of five events in the first half. Final round Saturday will include Westerfield Webber Christen and Stark in the backstroke.
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Iowa
Webber
Christen
Iowa City
Stark
Tama Cage Meet Schedule Set for February Tournament
The Tama county basketball tournament will run February 14 to 16 at Dysart. Dinsdale faces Juvenile Home on February 14 at 7 p.m., Tama plays Chelsea, Garwin challenges Geneseo, with winners advancing to the 4 p.m. February 15 matchups. Traer meets Toledo, Gladbrook collides with Dysart, and winners reach the February 16 finals at 1:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
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Dysart
Dinsdale
Juvenile
Tama
Chelsea
Garwin
Geneseo
Venile
Traer
Garwieseo
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