Iowa Five Faces North Dakota Then Indiana Northwestern Next
Iowa basketball resumes after a two week layoff facing North Dakota tonight with changes in the lineup due to ineligibility and influenza. Matt Walsh moves to center with Floyd DeHeer on the bench as North Dakota boasts a nine of ten start record and a North Central title in three straight seasons. Indiana visits Saturday and Northwestern comes Monday as the Hawkeyes brace for a stiff weekend slate.
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Walley Gaddis
Rollie Williams
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Floyd DeHeer
Hawks
Indiana
Northwestern
Scabies
Lge
USA
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Robertson van Ysseldyk
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Fred Winter
Grdunell
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Chica
Upper Iowa Beats Central In OT 41 36 In Iowa Conf
In Fayette Iowa Tuesday night Upper Iowa defeated Central 41 to 36 in overtime after a tight game. The Tate brothers sparked the win with key baskets and Paul Tate added a late free throw. Central faded after an early second half surge.
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Schwartz
Cornell Rests Before Starting Carleton Work
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell regulars relaxed as seconds scrimmaged freshmen while coach Judd Dean announced heavy passing and defense work before the Carleton game Saturday. Sophomore Don Anderson may earn a starting role for his guarding ability alongside sophomores James Fetters and Bob Swenson. Hugo Birkhahn leads Cornell with 98 points in ten games, with Bob Cline and Joe Fink close behind.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Judd Dean
Carleton
Don Anderson
James Fetters
Bob Swenson
Hugo Birkhahn
Bob Cline
Joe Fink
Independence Quint Loses To Muscatine
Muscatine junior college beat Independence junior college 38 to 23 in a postponed Tuesday game. Independence led 13 to 7 early before Muscatine surged ahead, with Wen gert scoring eight baskets for Independence.
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Elwood and Goose Lake Split Basketball Twin Bill
The Elwood high school teams split with Goose Lake. second team won 13 to 12 while the first team lost 37 to 34. Tubbs and Hamilton led Elwood in scoring. The Elwood Independents defeated DeWitt Independents 35 to 13 with Myatt and Gartman as top scorers.
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Goose Lake
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Hamilton
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DeWitt Independents
Myatt and Gartman
Franklin Defeats Marion 40 to 22 in Home Court Showdown
Franklin's Redskins overpower Marion 40 22 on their home floor. Kanellis and Fowler pace scoring with multiple baskets as Eddy, Kanellis and Price spark the offense. Marion struggles with bad passes late. Preliminary game: invaders beat Indians B squad 38 9 with Jennings leading.
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Orville Rust
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Kanellis
Fowler
Franklin
Eddy
Indians
Invaders
Davin
Bernard Price
Crimson and Gold
Jennings
One-Armed Rossi to Debut for Cornell in Waterloo
Francis Rossi, a sophomore from Rockford Illinois with one arm, will debut at 118 pounds as Cornell wrestles the Waterloo YMCA in Waterloo Friday. Also listed are Dale Brand returning but not wrestling until February 10, Franklin Cole at 155 pounds, and teammates Ollman 126 Stotler 135 West 145 Watson 165 Kunz 175 Mickey heavyweight.
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Cornell
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Waterloo
Rossi
Rockford
Dale Brand
Franklin Cole
Bernard Ollman
Don Stotler
Dick West
James Watson
Ralph Kunz
Edward Mickey
Ollman
West
Cole
Quakers Defeat Cascade Team 32 24 at Cascade
Quakers beat Cascade Independents 32 to 24 as Lees of Cascade was held scoreless in the second half by Cliff Riley. Kitch led the Quakers with 11 points, Riley added 9, Seghi 8, while Cascade’s Orr topped their side with 9.
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Quaker Oats
Cascade Independents
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Cascade Star
Cliff Riley
Quakers
Kitch
Riley
Seghi
Orr
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
Upper Iowa 41, eee 36. Grinnell 31, Tulsa 30. Columbia 45, Pratt Institute 33. LSU 54, Auburn 34. Missouri 2 July 28. Emporia 34, Kansas Wesleyan. Importe Teachers College 39. Southwest Vinher College 25. Nebraska Kansas 27. Nebraska Carthage 43. Oregon 30. New Mexico 32, Arizona 30. Peru Doane 15. Indiana Central Manchester 41, Valparaiso 32. SMU 26, Baylor 15.
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Oregon
New Mexico
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Valparaiso
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Grinnell Defeats Tulsa In Overtime Narrow Tilt
Grinnell College edged Tulsa 31 to 30 in overtime as the Tigers fouled out four Tulsa players before the game. Meredith Friels led Tulsa with 15 points while Grinnell’s Dean Luick and teammates sparked the extended finish. Tulsa missed nine free throws to Grinnell’s eight.
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Spectacular Coliseum Wrestling Card Promised For Thursday
Matchmaker Eddie Jennings brings a strong card to Memorial Coliseum on Thursday headlined by Tor Erik Johnson 365 pounds vs Farmer Tobin 275 pounds. Semi final features Dick Raines against Cowboy Luttral with Carlson Johnson meeting Nels Graves in the opener. Walter Karbo of Minneapolis presides as referee. Carlson Johnson was Big Ten heavyweight champion last winter and captain of Minnesota.
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Tor Erik Johnson
Farmer Tobin
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Cowboy Luttral
Carlson Johnson
Nels Graves
Walter Karbo
Minneapolis
Tobin
Man Mountain Dean
Gus Sonnenberg
Rudy la Dizzi
Bobby Stewart
Texas
Munn, Former All American, To Aid Solem At Syracuse
Clarence Munn former All American guard at Minnesota in 1931 and head coach at Albright College has signed to assist Ossie Solem at Syracuse University. He will coach the line. Bill Boelter will coach the Orange backfield at Syracuse.
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N. Y
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Ossie Solem
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Salem
Iowa
Orange
Berg shoots 80 in Miami Biltmore qualifier
Patty Berg led about eighty women golfers in the Miami Biltmore tournament qualifying round in Coral Gables Florida with an 80 two under par. Kathryn Hemphill Marion Miley and Jean Baur each shot 81.
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Coral Gables
Golden Gloves Ticket Drive Supports Cedar Rapids Charities
The Golden Gloves tournament boosts charitable funds for Camp Good Health and undernourished children in Cedar Rapids and eastern Iowa. Dan Novak helps secure eighteen ringside seats, with about 50 percent of gross receipts slated for charity. The Gazette adds more investment for a bigger show, aiming to outshine last year’s effort.
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Dan Novak
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
McGregor Five Defeats Farmersburg In Tight Battle
McGregor defeated Farmersburg 33 to 27 on Tuesday night. Farmersburg led 14 to 13 at halftime. In the preliminary, the McGregor reserves won 31 to 8.
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McGregor High
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Jabs by AP list boxing results across multiple cities
The Associated Press ringside summary reports several boxing results from different cities. Notable bouts include Saverio Turiello defeating Phil Farr in New York by points, Henry Armstrong stopping Moon Mullins in Los Angeles, and Joe Jaramillo outpointing Young Joe Louis in Pueblo. other bouts feature Sally Krieger stopping Bob Turner in Brooklyn and Joey Parks knocking out Clyde Christian in Houston.
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Italy
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Washington
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Richmond
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Henry Armstrong
Los Anca
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Colo
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Denver
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Walsenburg
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Denial of Contact With Dutch Meyer for Iowa Coachship
The Iowa board in control of athletics denied contacting Leo Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian University for the Iowa football coaching job. The denial followed reports from Fort Worth that Meyer was approached unofficially. The board resents coaches using the vacancy to seek higher salaries and longer contracts elsewhere as three linked candidates have withdrawn, citing new contracts and pay increases.
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Leo
Dutch” Meyer
Texas Christian University
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Immaculate Conception Faces Unbeaten Parnell Tonight
IC five hosts the undefeated Parnell five on the IC floor at 8 PM in a marquee matchup. The IC girls meet Palo in the earlier 7 PM preliminary. Parnell, led by high scorer Harry Ward, has logged thirteen straight wins, while IC shows recent gains under Coach Seghi with key victories over St. Marys of Clinon.
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St. Mary’s
Clinon
Iowa Gymnasts Seek Second Straight Win
Iowa bets on Eugene Wettstein to anchor a home dual with Nebraska after a 771 to 737 victory over Illinois. Captain George Nissen leads in tumbling as Wettstein seeks repeat multi event dominance in the meet set for Saturday.
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Iowa City
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Nebraska
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Illinois
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Hawks
Lighters to Meet Quakers in City Title Cage Game
Iowa Electric Light and Power leads the YM C A league as it faces the Quaker Oats team at Stuart hall in a crucial city title showdown. The bout marks the season’s second clash and a key fourth meeting in a tight series with minimal margins. Proceeds from between halves go to flood relief via the Red Cross fund.
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Independence Defeats Lenox 27 25 In Tight Junior College Clash
In Hopkinton Iowa on Monday evening the Lenox college Crimson quintet lost to the Independence junior college team by 27 to 25. Lenox played strong defense and led much of the game, but Independence pulled ahead in the closing seconds to secure the win.
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Keota Edges South English 28 25 in Withheld Score
South English Independents hosted Keota and lost 28 to 25 on Monday night. Keota pulled ahead in the fourth quarter to win the nonconference game in Keota.
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Roosevelt Defeats U High 35 19 in Home Opener
Roosevelt, under new coach Don Wolfe, beat University High 35 to 19 on the local floor. The Riders led 14-0 early in the second period and 18-4 at halftime, with reserves playing in the second half. The victory keeps Roosevelt undefeated and sets up upcoming games against Franklin and Davenport. The Roosevelt sophomores also won 21-18 over Trinity M. E. church league.
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Iowa Divers Out After Ineligibility Hit
Ineligibility sidelined both first string divers for the rest of the season. Arnold Christen of Hammond Indiana and John Stark of Cedar Rapids are out, while coach Dave Armbruster shifts George Nissen to diving and moves Harold Sears from back stroke. Iowa faces Chicago on February 13 in the next meet.
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Navy and Merchant Vessels End Flogging in 1850
The practice of flogging as punishment was discontinued in the United States navy and on merchant ships in the year 1850, marking a shift toward more modern discipline standards in maritime service.
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