St Ambrose Cagers Beat Coe 34 25 for Ninth Straight Win
St Ambrose College defeated Coe College 34 to 25 at Davenport high school gym, extending their winning streak to nine. Pahl led with 11 points, supported by Tyrell and Minett, while Kammer paced Coe with 10 points. Coe narrowed the gap late in the second half but St Ambrose regained control to seal the victory.
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Tyrell
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St Pat's Junior Five Defeats St Berchman's Quint
The St Patrick's eighth grade team edged St Berchman's of Marion 12 to 11 after a tight contest. St Pat's led 6-0 at half and 10-4 after three periods before a late surge from St Berchman's. Miller scored eleven of St Pat's twelve points, with Walsh and Ruth contributing for Marion.
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St Pat’s Invites I C Cage Quintet For Sunday Clash
St Patrick’s Shamrocks host Immaculate Conception on Sunday evening in a key indoor game. Both teams enter with wins and losses near even, aiming to boost title chances in the league race. The outcome could influence playoff positioning as the schedule pivots between west and east side floors.
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Immaculate Conception
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Hawkeyes' Track Prospects Bright
Special to The Gazette Iowa City. Iowa. The 1935 indoor and outdoor track season opens against Grinnell with a strong sprint and quarter mile core but less overall depth. Sophomores Owens Nelson Briggs Skinner Garri son Hugg Dooley Smith Phillips Page lead sprint and quarter mile events. Veterans Cretzmeyer Moulton Latham Crayne Hass Morrissey Sitko bolster distance and field events as Bresnahan aims for Drake and Kansas meets.
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George T. Bresnahan
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Hawkeyes
Bresnahan
James Owen
St. Louis
Carl Nelson
Clinton
Wilson Briggs
Atcheson
Kan
Eugene Skinner
Omaha
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Cecil Garrison
Burlington
Kenneth Hugg
Estherville
Andrew Dooley
Centerville
LaMar Smith
Briggs
Dooley
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Iiona City
Bernie Page
Newton
Page
Francis Cretzmeyer
Emmetsburg
Babe Moulton
Council Bluffs
Ray Latham
Cedar Falls
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
Ed Hass
Davenport
Martin Morrissey
John Sitko
Hammond Ind
Pat Malone Joins Cardinal Holdout List of Pitchers
HOT SPRINGS Ark Pat Malone formerly with Chicago joins the Cardinal holdout group after returning his unsigned contract two hours after arriving at the training camp. He is now in the baseball colony with Dean and Daffey as other holdouts.
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Chicago
St Louis Cardinal
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Wrestling results by the Associated Press
Jim Londos defeated George Zaharias in Philadelphia after a foul disqualification. Bert Rubin threw George Dusette in Omaha. Vic Christie beat Fernie Dusth in Glendale. George Keverly defeated Ellis Bashara in Oklahoma to three falls.
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Tom Alley
Tevetand
Dick Shikhal
Phidelphia
George Zaharias
Bert
Local boxing results reflect uneven show in Detroit and Cincinnati
In a slim card, Eddie Simms outpoints Jack Kranz while Carl Knowles and Berry Barcett score wins for their corners. Savannah Ga rivals provided late action as limits and ringside tempo shaped the night.
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Carl Knowles
Susannah Ga
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Warburton Signs With Bears For Next Season
CHICAGO AP Irvine Cotton Warburton USC football star accepted a contract to play with the Chicago Bears next fall. He made the 1933 AP all American team as quarterback and joins Bears owner George Halas predicting stardom for the fleet footed back from San Diego. Warburton weighs 147 pounds and stands five feet six and three quarters inches.
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Chicago Bears
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George Halas
San Diego
Beattie Feathers
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Marion Cagers To Meet Manchester Quint On Friday
Marion Cagers clash with Manchester in a Tri Valley conference game at Marion Friday night with a curtain raiser between freshmen. Derflinger and Fowler likely start at forward with Reed at center and Reed and Edwards at guard. Lowe may start at forward. Manchester led early in their prior win 28 18 and both teams used reserves.
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Cunningham to race Bonthron in national indoor meet
New York reports a Cunningham Bonthron rivalry resumes with Gene Venzke as an added attraction. The trio will compete in winged four events at Madison Square Garden February 16 and at the AAU national championship February 23. Cunningham plans a return east from Johns Hopkins university to gain an edge in mile events.
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Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
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Jawa University
Bonthron
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Ventzke
Princeton
Patty Berg Wins In Second Round Of Miami Tourney
Patty Berg advances in the Miami golf tournament by defeating her opponent in the second round. The excerpt notes Berg as a prominent figure, with mentions of former players and past events, while also reporting on local girls basketball scores in Alburnett and West Union districts, highlighting team wins and upcoming matchups.
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Davenport Leads in Valley Chase
Davenport's undefeated varsity strengthens its conference lead with a victory over Clinton as the Mississippi Valley season nears its end. Sophomores from Davenport again top their division after beating Clinton. Friday features Iowa City versus University High and Clinton at Grant, with West Waterloo hosting Dubuque. Washington plays at Iowa City Saturday. Standings show Forrestal ahead of Simmons in scoring, with Nicholas, McGarvey, and Forrest close behind. Fryedman leads the sophomores. Thirty-plus point scorers list includes key conference players.
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Solem Opens Spring Football Drill Next Monday
Iowa City Coach Ossie Solem announced a spring drill start next Monday. Players will train inside the field house three times weekly until weather allows outdoor practices.
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Schrader's Cards Lead In Y M C A Basketball Loop
Schrader's Cardinals maintained an undisputed lead in the City Y league with a 29 to 28 win over the International Harvesters. Wayne Strait sank a late free throw to seal the victory as Schrader's pair Schrader and Leonard each scored 12. The Harvesters led 17 to 11 at halftime before Schrader's comeback. In the second game the Y Dorm quintet, led by Eddie Lynn, crushed Solon's CCC 43 to 30, with Lynn netting nine field goals and four fouls. It was the Dormitory squad's second straight win.
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Eddie Lynn
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Solon Aces
Erwald Wier
Eddie Bridges
St Patrick's Irish Rotates Win Over Viola High 32 19
St Patrick's earned a late surge to defeat Viola high school 32 to 19 on the west side floor Wednesday night. Driscoll led with nine points, narrowly ahead of Hays and Machovec with eight each, as Koppenhaver and Smith sparked Viola but fell short in the final period.
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Mahovee
Irish
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Basketball Scores From AP Report Across Colleges and Teams
The Associated Press wire lists diverse college results with many mismatches and typos. Notable scores include St Ambrose 34 over Coe 25 and Duke 34 North Carolina 27, plus several smaller colleges like Akron 20 Denison 2 and Ohio Wesleyan 23 Miami 22. The beam of names spans Yale, Virginia, Navy, Wake Forest, George Washington, and other institutions, reflecting a busy college basketball day with mixed outcomes and scattered misspellings.
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Tigers and Panthers Battle for MV Conference Spot
The Tigers seek fourth place with a Friday bout at Wilson against Clinton, while Washington visits Town City on Saturday. Grant sits third in the standings as Panther coach Fred Winter preps his lineup featuring Mary, Reilly, Forrest, Cisler, Broussard, and Dvorak for the Clinton clash. Forrestal tops MV scoring for Rust’s Iowa City group.
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Town City Five
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Cisler
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IOWA A A A RESULTS FIRST ROUND SUMMARY
Iowa A A A results show multiple matchups with scores from Des Moines and surrounding towns. Notable results include Moose Lodge 44 over Midtown Comets 4, Boxholm 37 over Mulberry Parking 33, and Spirit Lake Boosters 2 over Albertson Co. 69 in a surprising upset late in the round. SEMI FINAL ROUND lists Town State Teachers freshmen 38 over Independent Meat 31 and Sthukel Chevrolets 61 over Diamond Bakern 2.
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New Territory Opened For Conquest By Baer
New rule lets non-title bouts for the heavyweight champion in 36 states under the National Boxing association. Max Baer can fight up to fifteen rounds virtually anywhere and retain his title if defeated by decision or knockout. NB A president Foster says the rule will be observed. he warns against clowning and set ups for Buddy Baer while noting Steve Hamas as a potential title foe. Contenders Hamas, Lasky, Schmeling, and Carnera are viewed as equal ranking by Foster.
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Luther to join Minneapolis Millers in March
Decorah reports Augie Luther Luther College star will postpone his final semester to join the Minneapolis Millers baseball club of the American Association. The all state grid standout also starred in baseball, basketball and track at Luther and will leave for his Excelsior home before the Millers depart for DeLand Florida in March.
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LaPorte City Defeats Keystone 39-13 in Local Game
LaPorte City beat Keystone 39 to 13 on Tuesday. D Coburn led scoring for the locals as the team improved to eight wins in ten games this season.
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D. Coburn
Columbus High Beats Letts 30 to 23 In Letts Tilt
Columbus forward Neuman scored fifteen points as Columbus High defeated Letts 30 to 23 Tuesday evening at Letts. In the preliminary game Letts reserves beat Columbus seconds 18 to 13.
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Letts
Neuman
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Columbus Seconds
Wyoming Teams Earn Double Victory on Local Floor
Wyoming high schools claimed a double win Tuesday with the boys defeating Onslow 25 to 15 and the girls winning 17 to 5. In seventh to eighth grade play, Onslow beat Wyoming 12 to 5.
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Toddvile High
Tuesdas
Wyoming
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