Buckeyes Triumph Over Hawkeyes 51 43 In Rough Big Ten Clash
Ohio State edged Iowa 51 to 43 in a hard fought Big Ten game on the Iowa court. Benny Stephens and Nile Kinnick led Iowa with 33 points combined while Hull topped OSU with 14 in a bruising contest featuring 31 fouls.
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Buckeyes
Iowa
Ohio
Benny Stephens
Nile Kinnick
Stephens
Suesens
Jack Drees
McDonald
Kinnick
Ohio State
Hull
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Baker
OlStafford
Towa
Coliseum Set for Golden Gloves Boxing at Cedar Rapids
The Memorial Coliseum hosts the annual winter Golden Gloves tournament starting tomorrow at 7 30 pm with about twenty five bouts per night through February 16. From over 160 entrants eight weight champions will emerge and may attend the Chicago Tournament of Champions. weight checks and medical weigh ins begin at 1 pm.
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Golden Gloves
Island Arena
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
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Ottumwa
del Smith
Bill Wyatt
Bud Shipman
Francis Doran
Max Barrier
Glen Ferguson
Doran
George Hayes
Lenox
Jack Krumbholz
Iowa State Edges Missouri 38 35 in Big Six Thriller
Iowa State juniors topped Missouri 38 to 35 as Don Beresford and Bill Bliss sparked a late surge. Missouri led 17 14 at halftime but a brisk second half rally by the Cyclones produced the decisive stretch for a second Big Six win.
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AMES
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Tigers
Don Beresford
Bill Harvey
Kenneth Brown
Cyclones
Beresford
Bob Blahnik
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Cooper
Lj Harvey
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Blahnik
Halsted
Bliss
Towa State
Missou
Menze
Notre Dame Five Beats Pitt 51-17 in South Bend
Notre Dame's basketball team defeated Pittsburgh 51 to 17 in South Bend, closing the Irish Panthers athletic relationship. The series ended with eleven Pitt victories and ten for Notre Dame.
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Pitt
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Ins
Pittsburgh
Irish Panthers
Boilermakers Edge Indiana In Close Big Ten clash
In Lafayette Purdue rallied from a 24 32 deficit to beat Indiana 38 36 in a low scoring Big Ten game. Purdue trailed most of the night but tied the score at 32 with six minutes left and Pat Malaska gave them the lead as 8 500 at the new field house watched.
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Boilermakers
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State Tutors Take Hard Battle to Defeat Omaha U 54 to 43
Iowa Teachers stay atop North Central standings after a rough win over Omaha University 54 to 43 in Omaha. Curtis led the Teachers with 24 points while Lundekugal had 12 for Omaha. Three Omahan and one Iowa players fouled out.
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Iowa Teachers
Omaha University
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Omahans
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Curtis
Lundekugal
College and university basketball, track and more scores
A long list of scores across basketball and other sports. Ohio State and Iowa players feature in early lineups as Missouri Northwestern Indiana Duke and many others post results. The item bundles scores from colleges like Notre Dame Penn State Minnesota Wisconsin and Loyola plus track and wrestling results with multiple overtime and near ties.
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Bradley Tech
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American Grmeartic Union A. A Co
Wildcats First to Whip Bradley Tech
Northwestern beat Bradley 28 to 26 as Bradley rallied from 28 17 with four minutes left. Captain Carl Schunk and Ted Parish helped fuel the comeback with free throws, while Dar Hutchins Les Getz and Paul Nunes added late scoring to seal the win. Northwestern led 11 4 at halftime and 16 6 early in the second half.
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Northwestern
Bradley
Braves
Carl Schunk
Ted Parish
Lanky Dar Hutchins
Les Getz
Paul Nunes
Parish
Chuck Orsborn
Wildcats
Jake Nagode
Jean Smith
Badgers Rally to Beat Michigan State 30-27
Wisconsin overcame a late deficit to defeat Michigan State 30 to 27 before 3,000 in Madison. The game paused 35 minutes due to a power failure with MSU up 17-16 at halftime. Charles Jones of Wisconsin and Howard Powell of Valparaiso provided critical baskets in the final minutes.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Badgers
Cubs Training Camp Ordeal Ready for Catalina Island
A Chicago Cubs bulletin outlines the annual hardship of spring training. Players report to Catalina Island February 21, tour through venues from Yuma to Kansas City, endure long travel and sunlit days before a six month season with salaries around eight to ten thousand dollars. The piece satirically notes the cycle of toil, pay disputes, and looming holdouts as the team prepares for April opener.
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Catalina Island
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Pacific
Steffa Reclaims State Handball Singles Crown
Steffa, 21, Cedar Rapids southpaw, won the state singles handball title by defeating Willis Patton of Mason City 21-9 21-18 in the YMCA finals to regain the crown he held two years earlier. Doubles champions were Ralph Warley and Judge Merrick of Des Moines, who beat Abe Marcovis and Van Thompson 21-8 21-16.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Benson
Rock Island
Jack de Fractics
Moline
Patton
Mason City
Steffa
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Paul Nissen
Herrick
Harley
Grimsley
Ivan Barnes
Marcovis
Thompson
Chuck Lebeda
Tye Rankmen
Linzey Parker
Fort Dodge
Lee Bodeen
Cyclone Nine Faces 18 Game Schedule
The Iowa State athletic council approved an 18 game baseball schedule for 1938. Twelve games are against Big Six rivals with each team to play every other twice. Cyclones meet Nebraska four times with a list of dates and venues included.
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Iowa State College Athletic Council
Cyclone
Cyclones
Nebraska
Simpson
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Kansas
Cunningham Grabs Wanamaker Mile at Millrose in 4 floored pace
Glenn Cunningham, the Kansas star, won the Wanamaker mile at Millrose in Madison Square Garden for the fifth time, clocking a 4 minute flat performance to equal the meet record. Archie San Romani finished second with Charles Fenske third, Gene Venzke fourth, as Don Lash faded from the pace. Ben Johnson of Columbia electrified the crowd with a world record 60 yards indoors, then won the final in six seconds flat.
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Wisconsin
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Penn
Fenske
Don Lash
Indiana
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Joe Mangan
Wanamaker
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Ben Johnson
Columbia
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Cubs Open to Trading Demaree Amid Trade Talks
Chicago Cubs indicate they may trade outfielder Frank Demaree as part of ongoing efforts to secure a profitable deal. Traded Lonnie Frey to the Reds while seeking a package including Demaree and Bill Jurges for players led by Arky Waugh Johnny Rizzo and Cy Blanton. Jurges has not signed his 1938 contract, complicating negotiations.
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Demaree
Clarence
Rowland
Cub
Tony Lazzeri
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati Reds
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Pittsburgh
Bill Jurges
Arky Waugh
Johnny Rizzo
Cy Blanton
Jurges
Wilson High Cagers Bow To East Waterloo
In a tight Mississippi Valley conference game East Waterloo edged Woodrow Wilson high of Cedar Rapids 19 to 16 Saturday night. Krumm led Wilson with seven points while Heatherton and Seidler sparked East Waterloo with late field goals to clinch the win.
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Krumm
Kenneth Heatherton
Dick Seidler
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