Iowa spring football practice draws 59 candidates
Fifty nine recruits, most of them freshmen, reported for the University of Iowa spring football drills under coach Ossie Solem. The session opened with blocking drills for the entire squad, focusing on Merrill Robb at center as a potential successor to Captain Tom Moore. Notable attendees included Frank Jakoubek of Cedar Rapids and Corney Walker from Denver.
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OWA City
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Merrill Robb
Estherville
Robb
Tom Moore
Whinnery Leaves Iowa as Freshman Athlete Moves On
Fort Dodge freshman John Whinnery, a former all state football fullback and standout wrestler, left the University of Iowa for an unspecified western destination. Friends say he intended to enroll elsewhere but his plans remained unclear.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
John Whinnery
Fort Dodger
Whinnery
Des Moines
Tulsa Okla
Fort Dodge
Bud Froning
Duane Swanson
California
Robert Leacox
Nebraska
John Whinners
University of Iowan
R C Whinners
Whinners
Coe Frosh Meet Cornell At Mount Vernon Thursday
The Coe freshmen travel to Mount Vernon Thursday night to play Cornell freshmen after a season opening loss to Muscatine Junior College. Strong practice and scrimmages since then have improved teamwork and created renewed optimism.
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Coe Frosh
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Coe
Muscatine Junior College
Kohawks
Vai Ify
Babe Ruth Faces 40th Birthday After Flu Battle
George Herman Ruth marked his 40th birthday during a bout with influenza and a 104 degree fever. The aging star, pale and worn, left for St Petersburg to rest ahead of likely final season with the Yankees. He spoke of aging and recalled a brief unconscious spell while receiving gifts and media attention.
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Foward Joneus
New York
George Herman Ruth
St Petersburg Fla
The
Yankees
Hawkeyes Face Tough Road After Win Push
Williams urged the Hawkeyes to win the next two games to secure a spot. He noted Indiana’s strong form and said a harder battle awaits at Lafayette. Wednesday focused on defense with Howard Bastian, who scored only once in the previous game, receiving individual coaching.
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Tinara Wa
Hawkeyes
Tesl
Center Junction Hosts Independent Basketball Tournament
Center Junction opens a two day independent basketball tournament starting February 8 with games Friday evening Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening. Teams listed include Forrest Chap Hopkinton Buck Creek Cri Junction Maquoketa Oxford Jur tion Shomont Dairy and Wilson Packing Co.
Coe Seeks Offensive Edge for Knox Skirmish Friday
Coe coach Forest Rutgers says the team must develop a defense to stop Knox and an offense to beat them in Friday’s home game at the Coe field house. Starters include Hahn, Schneider, Wilkinson, Carruthers, Belknap, Poole at times at center, with Good returning from injury. Knox arrives tied for first in the Midwest conference with Carleton, boasting a strong lineup and a fast, aggressive style as they seek a decisive road victory.
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Knox
Coe
Forest Rutgers
Ruittgers
Kohawks
Washington High School
Hahn
Schneider
Wilkinson
Carruthers
Belknap
Chet Good
Kohawk
Darnall
Prochaska
Poole
DuRie
Keith
Rutgers
Good
Wilkkinson
Cecar Rapids
Carleton
Smwathers
Catrel
Hazleton Captures Two Wins Over Fairbank Teams
Hazleton earns a pair of victories against Fairbank squads. Details are scarce due to the damaged text, but the local teams appear to have split results in a series or twin bill with notable performances by Hazleton players.
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Hazleton
Fairbank
West Palm Beach Sends Openers In Scrappy Mixed Card
In a rough early edition of local results, West Palm Beach faced tough tests at multiple venues. Notable performances included Tod Assmctated and Simon Nehotshi delivering key hits while Houston Lex and Lewes Trowbeace each added points for their teams. The chaotic page also mentions numerous names such as Quency UW-Jimms and Wickes Oshea Chitacea in a crowded recap of seized opportunities.
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Tod
Simon Nehotshi
West Palm
Charleston
Toate Geibhs
Houston
Lewes Trowbeaece
West Palm Beach
Lehons Peeeman
Tronkisn
Pitts
Oshea
Mitchell
Charles Oldbang
Conception High Falls to Iowa City Five 35 to 10
Conception High School was defeated by Iowa City Five with a final score of 35 to 10. The brief report notes a lopsided game and mentions key players and moments in the youth football contest.
Baer Managerial Case Heads to Court in Sacramento
In Sacramento the dispute over Baer managerial contracts moves to a court hearing. Baer seeks cancellation of two managers contracts, Anil Hoffman and Jo Hamilton Lorimer. Hoffman's role faces technical questions while Lorimer contests being barred from airing his portion of Livermore boxing events.
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Sacramento
Cail
Manacena
Afaus
Baer
Beavaweielt
Boxe
Wedresden
Forgiventian Rae Art
Anil Hoffman
Jo Hamiton
Lorimer
Livermore J Boxers
Red Sox trade turmoil sparks manager clash and injuries
The piece details rumored moves involving Jimmy Wilson from the Cardinals to the Phillies over a dispute with Frankie Frisch over aggressive play. It notes Stanley Hack’s potential decline due to a lingering wrist injury and reports on Roger Cramer’s contract stand, plus Dazzy Vance’s decline after his move from Brooklyn to Cincinnati.
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Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Red Birds
Wilson
Virgil Davis
Frisch
George Watkins
Pittsburgh
Watkins
Local YMCA Swim Team Prepares for Moline Meet Friday
The Cedar Rapids YMCA tank squad, fresh off a win against Dubuque last Friday, braces for a second dual this season against Moline. Captain Stark leads the team with Waltieth and Moengewsky in key freestyle events as all members push to repeat last week’s success. The meet starts promptly at 7 0 0 p m with admission ten cents.
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YM CA
Dubuque
Decmyeiv
Center Point Merchants Defeat Coggon 42-21
Center Point Merchants beat Coggon 42 to 21. The second team lost to the Wethunter Presbyterians of Cedar Ropic 33 to 27. The Merchants host Corgon Thursday night.
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Center Point Merchants
Coggon
Center Pot Merchants
Coggon Levee
Gayroebt
Wethunter Presbyterians of Cedar Ropic
Merchants
Corgon
Wrestling Results From New York and Nearby Venues
Reported results show multiple bouts with winners from New York California and Russia including Irnie Dusek defeating rivals in New Haven and Jim Browning prevailing in Verona. Several matches ended by forfeit due to opponent injury.
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Clue Assoctateid Press
New York
Casee Columba
Californie Chrem
Ivan Vakturoff
Russtia
Vewass
Irnie Dusek
Oowha
Ras Steeters
Gdendale
Woodoch
Tondo
Drew Gano Geartbaldaaly
New Haven Cann
Jim Browning
Verona
Dick Tames
Dallas Ter
Notre Dame Tops Minnesota 43 34 Behind Krause's 22
Notre Dame defeated Minnesota 43 to 34 in South Bend as captain Ed Krause scored a Notre Dame single-game record 22 points in 34 minutes at center. George Roscoe led Minnesota with 16, while the Irish pulled away after a close first half.
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Irish
Roscoe High
Gophers
South Bend
Ind
Ed Krause
Notre Dame
Minnesota
George Roscoe
Junior College Cage Tourney At Hopkinton
The northeastern Iowa junior college conference basketball tournament will be held Monday and Tuesday Feb 26 27 in Hopkinton. Pairings were drawn by officers and coaches to avoid conflicts with high school tournaments.
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Spral
Maquoreta
Northeastern Iowa Junior College
Hopkinton
S Mole
Maquoketa
Independence
Tipton
Lenox
Elkader
Waukon
Lenox College
Newsboys Defeat Marion Juniors 41 to 17 in Tight Victory
The Gazette reports the newsboys trampled Marion junior high Tuesday night to improve their winning streak. Red Hibben led scoring with eight baskets while Marion center Jones tallied eleven, as Rod Murray placed third with three baskets and two free throws. The Newsboys led throughout the game.
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the Gazette
Marion Junior High
Red" Hibben
Newsies
Jones
Marion
Rod
Wenceslaus Edges St Patrick's In Low-Scoring Battle
Wenceslaus overcame a slow second half to defeat St Patrick's 11 to 8 on Shamrock floor. Panek Proskovec and Skala led the Wenceslaus charge with eight points in the first half while Werner Hays and F Corseciolo starred for St Patrick's early.
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St. Wenceslaus
St Patrick's
Wenceslaus
St. Pat's
Werner Hays
F Corseclo
Panek
Proskovec
Skala
St Patricks
Werner
St Wenceslaus
St Patrick
Pi Werner
Jandl
O'D
Corsello
Gould
Cc Panek
Hays
Severn
Corsellac
Beall ‘Coe
Byrnes Coe
Grinnell Upsets Butler 26 to 24 in MVC Clash
Grinnell college toppled the Butler Bulldogs 26 24 in a Missouri Valley race upset. The Indianapo lis squad, aiming to repeat as conference champion, led early but Grinnell surged in the second half, leveraging tight defense and clutch free throws to secure the victory.
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Grinnell Springs
Butler
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Butler Bulldogs
Indianapolis
Drake
Creighton
Pioneers
Pa Stribling Quits Boxing to Enter Lumber Trade
Pa Stribling former circus acrobat turn boxing manager says he is through with boxing after his son Young Stribling’s death in a highway accident near Macon. He plans to retire from managerial contracts with Jimmy Maaloney and Clyde Chastain and enter the lumber business in Charleston. His other son Herbert “Babs” Stribling also exits boxing.
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Ochloceknee
Pa Stribing
Macon
William Lawrence Stribling, Jr
Charleston
Young
W L
Jimmy Maaloney
Clyde Chastain
Herbert
Babs” Stribling
Barron-Shell And Quaker Oats Take Loop Cage Tilts
Barron-Shell and Quaker Oats won two loop games in a busy sports section. Barron-Shell defeated Benner Tea 20 to 17 as Neary and Vai led Oilers late. Quaker Oats beat Hall Manufacturing 32 to 21 with Menoher scoring five baskets. The skating carnival at Cedar Rapids featured twelve speed races and three novelty events with eight divisions and a Liggett memorial trophy for the top skater.
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Barron-Shell
Cedar River
L. D. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Benner Ten
Benner Tea
H Jenkinson
Huston
Vail
Hogan
Baron-Shell
Larkin
Benner
Crawford
Neary
Vai
Oilers
van Deusen
Quaker Oats
Hall Manufacturing
Menoher
Kitch
Hall
Quakers
Bishop
Wessel
Halls
Skating Association
Sid Leibsohn And James Bell Reach Ping Pong Finals
The YMCA ping pong club held its first meeting with over fifty members. Sid Leibsohn beat Earl Wyckoff in the semi finals 17 21 22 20 21 19 to reach the final, James Bell defeated Russell Knapp 21 14 21 18. The final match was not played due to lateness. The next meeting is Friday at 7 30 pm.
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YMCA
James Bell
Sid Leibsohn
Leibsohn
Earl Wyckoff
Bell
Russell Knapp
Sid and
Udell Leibsohn
Harley Hallenbeck
James
Robert Bell
Bob Davis
Don Houser
Clare Marshall
College Basketball Scores Across Multiple Matches
A roundup of college basketball results lists Duke Virginia Military Tutt Ouquesne Georgia Notre Dame Minnesota St Olaf Gustavus Aduluthus Oshkosh St Louis Otter St Berths Illinois Wesleyan Huron Northern Normal Grinnell Midland Peru De Paul Washington College of Imperial Ottawa Kansas Kansas Wesleyan Texas Christian Baylor Colorado Denver Colorado Mines Utah Utah State California California Aggies Washington Oregon Ellensburg Montana and more with varied team scores and outcomes.
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Duke
Virginia Military
Tutt
Ouquesne
Georgia
Clemson
Denauw
Mississippi State
Tulane
Ulnois
Notre Dame
Minnesota
St Olaf
Gustavus Adulphus
Oshkosh Wis
St Bert's
College of Imperial
Ottawa
Mitkher
Kansas
Weslesan
Texas Christian Ti Baylor
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Mines
Utah Aggles
Utah State
California
Belle Plaine Upsets Brooklyn In Narrow 22 11 Victory
Belle Plaine defeats Brooklyn 22 to 11 in a major upset on Tuesday. McCune and Leonard starred for Belle Plaine while Adams led the Brooklyn squad. The win ends a two year drought in league play and marks the locals first win of the season as they led 15 to 5 at halftime. Belle Plaine finishes home season next Monday against league leader Toledo.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine Ja
Belle Plaine
Brooklyn
McCune
Leonard
Adams
Toledo
Delhi Clinches Delaware League Title In 1933 34
Delhi clinched the Delaware County Basket Ball league championship for 1933 34 after wins by Greeley over Earlville 39 to 9 and Delhi over Hopkinton 18 to 5. Delhi remained undefeated with two league games left while other clubs faltered. Earlville finished its schedule by losing 17 to 11 at Oneida, dropping to third behind Greeley.
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Manchester
Delhi
Greeley
Earlville
Dethi
Hopkinton
Oneida
Lamont Tops Winthrop 27 25 to Tie League Lead
Lamont defeated Winthrop 27 to 25 to pull even with Edgewood for the Backbone league lead. Fry led Lamont with twelve points on five baskets and two free throws as Winthrop earns a rematch with Edgewood on Lamont floor. Blackhawk Sportshop of Waterloo beat Lamont C. C. 37 to 23.
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Gazette
Lamont
Lamont High
Winthrop
Edgewood
Fry
Blackhawk
Waterloo
Lamont C. C
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels and notes
Martha L Christian transfers to Frank I Buser deed for lot 16 Clarendon Hills Add subject to building restrictions and city ordinances with mortgage. Earl V High and Alma Marie High convey to Arthur Axmear a minor rear lots in Greene and College Add with mortgage. L W Weis and wife to Carl D Wallace executor of William E Jones estate wrt east half of southeast quarter and west half of west half north of section 16 minor taxes and mortgage noted.
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Martha L. Christian
Frank I. Buser
Clarendon Hills
Greene and College Add
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