Coe Falls to Carleton in OT Cage Battle 30-28
In a hard fought overtime tilt at North Highland Park the Coe Kohawks rallied from 21-11 down to force 26-26 at the end of regulation but Carleton edged ahead 30-28. Wayne Sparks led Coe with 14 points while Don Paveglio Kammer and LeRoy McLeod paced the Kohawks in the second half.
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McKinley Edged by Iowa City 22 21 in Narrow Loss
McKinley’s Golden Bears fell 22 to 21 to Iowa City in a tight varsity contest. McKinley built an early 4-0 lead but trailed 8-6 after a quarter and 12-12 at halftime before Adams led the attack. Keith Horn and McCune fueled the visitors with key baskets as the clock wound down.
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Kansas Defeats Iowa State 36 to 26 in Rough Big Six Contest
Kansas moved closer to the Big Six title by toppling Iowa State 36 to 26 in Ames. Kansas led 25 to 13 at halftime and 30 to 15 early in the second period, while Flemming was held to three free throws. Schmidt and Blahnik led scoring with nine points each amid a physical game.
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Wisconsin
West Union Soars to Eighth Straight Conference Win
West Union high school defeated Cresco 35 to 12 at Cresco, marking the eighth consecutive conference victory with no losses for West Union.
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Gazett West Union
Cresco
Stanley Higc Defeats Hazleton by 27 20 Score
Stanley high school defeated Hazelton 27-20 on Friday night. Local reserves beat the visitors 20-15. In the preliminary game Stanley first year girls won 29-10 against the eighth grade team.
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Columbia Academy Upsets St Mary's 28 to 13 in Iowa City
Columbia Academy of Dubuque rallied in the second half to defeat St. Mary's of Iowa City 28 to 13 at the city high gym. Captain Matthews led with fifteen points as Columbia trimmed a halftime deficit and held St. Mary's to one third period point.
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Luther Conquers Dubuque in Narrow 45 38 Win
Luther college Norse held off a late Dubuque rally to win 45 to 38 in Iowa conference action. Dubuque led 24 23 at halftime before Luther, led by guards who scored 24, pulled away in the second period. Borchers led Dubuque with nine points.
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Tubbs Plans First Iowa Hawkeyes Meeting
Irl Tubbs met University of Iowa football players in Iowa City to outline his 1937 season approach. He emphasized blocking and a strong running game while noting staff plans may evolve and that Pat Boland would join the sessions. Tubbs travels as doctors clear his eye condition.
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Marengo Tigers Rout Brooklyn 20 to 6 in Key Game
Marengo defeated Brooklyn 20 to 6 as the Tigers built a strong lead, holding Brooklyn scoreless in two quarters and leading 13 to 3 at intermission. Wanamaker led Marengo with eight points.
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Dorothy Bartusek
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Conroy
Decorah Tops New Hampton 28 22 In N H MN Basketball
Decorah defeated New Hampton 28 to 22 after scoring 13 baskets to seven. Decorah led early and by four to eight points in the second half as Bernatz scored 9, Omdahl 7, and Jacobson 6 for Decorah while H Carney had 8 for New Hampton.
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Clinton Nips Wilson in Slow Cedar Rapids High School Tilt
Clinton defeated Wilson 22 to 18 in Cedar Rapids as the Ramblers built a late lead after a sluggish start. Peterson led Clinton with seven points while Niles contributed four. Stastny and Krumm added five each for Wilson. The game featured rough passing and few field goals in the first half before a tense finish.
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Multiple college basketball scores from a regional update
A batch of scores from various colleges shows Carleton beating Coe in overtime 30 to 28 and Drake downing Buena Vista 42 to 39. Other results include Morningside 27 North Dakota State 22, Augustana 45 North Central 36, and Texas Military College defeating John Tarleton 53 to 0.
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Iowa Wrestlers Open Season with Big Win Over Wisconsin 29-7
Iowa's inexperienced Hawkeyes defeated Wisconsin 29 to 7 before 700 fans to stay unbeaten in dual Big Ten meets. Five of eight weight classes produced Iowa wins, with two falls by Ekfelt and Nead and a draw in the 155-pound bout between Matthews and Quincannon.
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Manchester Edges Marion In Tight 24-20 Duel
Manchester's road squad defeated Marion Indians 24-20 in a hard fought Friday game. Hense and Kimport led scoring with eight points each while Titus and Kimport also stood out on floor play. The visitors opened with an 8-2 first period lead and held a four point edge late in the game as Marion battled back.
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Tipton Junior College Defeats Lenox 39 32
HOPKINTON The Lenox college crimson cagers lost to Tipton junior college by 39 to 32. Lenox struggled with Tipton’s height but showed a solid passing game. Tipton led 14 to 11 at halftime.
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Golden Gloves Opens Box Office For Preliminaries
The Memorial coliseum box office opens at 6 30 p m Monday for the Golden Gloves preliminaries with doors at 7 p m and first bout at 7 30 p m Tickets may be bought in advance at Belden Hill s Lyman s and Curry s cigar stores A heavy sale is reported and ticket prices run 1 12 for ringside 85 cents for lower balcony 40 cents for main floor and balcony 25 cents for galleries and for women and children
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St. Xavier Beats Immaculate Conception 24-15 in Dyersville
In Dyersville St. Xavier High School defeated Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids 24 to 15. The teams were even at 10-8 at halftime before Brueckner and Huberty widened the margin as the game wore on. I. C. center Stramel led scorers with eight points while Brueckner for Dyersville added five field goals and two free throws.
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Linn county tournament semi finals set after rounds
Alburnett and Mount Vernon joined Walker and Toddville in the Linn county tournament semi finals after second round wins at the YMCA. Walker faces Toddville and Mount Vernon meets Alburnett Saturday with a consolation at 7 30 and finals at 8 45.
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Roosevelt Routs Franklin Cagers 37 to 28 in Title Push
Roosevelt high school Roughriders defeated Franklin 37 28 on Franklin floor Friday night to secure at least a tie for the local title and inch closer to the Mississippi Valley conference championship. Fjellman led Roosevelt with 11 points as Ryerson Hermsen and Tate added eight and six respectively. Franklin’s Eddy eight points and Swift three baskets paced the sophomores who won 43 10 in the preliminary.
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Iowa and Indiana in tussle tonight ineligible
Iowa’s revamped quintet will face Indiana’s sharpshooters sans two regulars Ken Suesens and Walley Gaddis who were ruled ineligible for failing to meet grade requirements. Sam Johnson and Al Bobby move into forward and guard spots. Ed Thompson and others will see added time as Iowa seeks a Big Ten win at home.
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Waukon Junior College Beats Maquoketa Five
Waukon junior college defeated Maquoketa 55 to 45 on Friday night. Rathbun and Erickson scored 51 points between them.
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Williamsburg Raiders Triumph Over Parnell 29-22
Williamsburg Crimson Raiders beat Par nell 29-22 in a fast paced game before a full house. ONeil scored 11 for Williamsburg while Hinricks added 9. Parnell led at halftime 12-11 with Ward scoring 10 and Hanson directing the floor.
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Williamsburg Crushes Conroy High 55-14
Williamsburg defeated Conroy High 55 to 14 on the local floor Wednesday night. O Niel led Williamsburg with Jones close behind. Romberg and Hinrichs contributed strong floor play as twelve Williamsburg players saw action.
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Lost Nation Teams Win Two Games At Delmar
Lost Nation captured two wins at Delmar with the seconds defeating their foe 22 8 and the varsity rolling 43 19 Busch and Sheldom starred in the attack for Lost Nation.
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Colesburg and Delhi Win In Girls Meet
Two Delaware county girls tournament games were held at C H S gym Thursday. Delhi defeated Oneida 27 to 25 in the first game. Colesburg beat Earlville 37 to 20 in the second game.
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West Liberty Edges Wilton 26 23 In Tight Showdown
West Liberty won a close nonleague game against Wilton 26-23 on Friday night. Cieno scored 12 for West Liberty while Grings led Wilton with 12. West Liberty reserves also won 21-13. next they meet University High.
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Tripoli Defeats Fayette In Tight 22 19 Classic
Tripoli beat Fayette 22 to 19 in a hard fought game. Fayette led 11 8 at half but the visitors surged ahead late in the third. Cass led Fayette with 7 points while Neimeyer topped Tripoli with 10. Junior highs: Tripoli 19 Fayette 12.
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Toledo Triumphs Over Belle Plaine 25-24 in Tight Thriller
Toledo high edged Belle Plaine 25-24 in a frantic Friday game. A last minute Bolt field goal broke a 24-24 deadlock after a 14-14 halftime and 20-20 tie. Belle Plaine seconds claimed the final period as the game ended with Toledo securing the win.
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