Coe Cagers Drop OT to Carleton in 27 25 Bout
Carleton edged Coe 27 25 in overtime after a tied 23 23 closing half. Nugent and Sparks paced Carleton with key scores as Kammer and Keith led Coe, while Martin tied the game with a late free throw.
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Coe Cagers
Carleton
Oathfield
Minn
Carleton College Basketeers
Coe College
Martin
Coe
Nugent
Carl
Sparks
Schnieder
Carls
Ollo
Uuy
Keith
Okeron
Kammer
Larson
Strom
Carruthers
McCarthy
Bates
Kohawks
Maize
Blue
Usehneider
Okorenn
McKinley
NcCarthy
Kammere
Kelth
Parker
Carrithers
Martine Oa
Linduska
Powell
Bozosc Lo
Buckerag
Getchel
Kennedy
Cee
Hawkeye Tankers Dominate Chicago as Westerfield Wins
University of Iowa swims to a 51 to 33 victory over Chicago led by Dick Westerfield the Olympic hopeful who set a new Iowa backstroke record and defeated Anderson of Chicago Westerfield anchored six wins for the Hawkeyes while Bob Allen added a 200 yard breaststroke triumph Chicago claimed the water polo 9 to 1 with captain Charles Wilson taking the 22 and 440 yard frees.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Dick Westerfield
University of Iowa
Chicago
Hawkeyes
Westerfield
Anderson
Bob Allen
Town
Charles Wilson
Maroons
Teca
Christians Wenmeier
Iewa
Iowa
Soma Lavobsineser
Claus Tod Reed
Woomerver
Inwa Seoarda
Chi Ten
Stark
Tama Triumphs in Doubleheader Versus Montezuma Squad
Tama won a pair of games against Montezuma teams in a high school basketball doubleheader. Tama led 7 to 0 at halftime and finished 16 to 9 in the second half, with Tama center and Bowen contributing scoring bursts. The night featured strong inside work and late resistance from the Montezuma seconds squad.
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Sperial
Graz
Iowa-Cedar
Merten
Brida
Dean
Tesuma
Bowen Wastu
Vientesuma
Nek
Tama
Iowa State Wrestlers Defeat Teacher College in Meet
Iowa State College defeated Iowa State Teachers College in Ames in a titling wrestling match by a close 15 to 11 score. Results show Ratigs and Moore from Teachers, Thomas, Seri t z, and Wornus with decisions, while Bear Hia y Catron and Despain posted decisions for the hosts.
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Ames
Ioawa State College
Iowe State Teachers College
Ratsig
Hosper
Bar Arm
o—Moore
Hanitensis
Roosevelt Wins City Basketball Title Over McKinley 33-16
Roosevelt Roughriders seized the city crown by defeating McKinley 33-16. Reilly led with seven field goals as Roosevelt built a 20-6 halftime lead and maintained control despite a competitive second half. Olmstead and Miller added points for McKinley, while Roosevelt’s depth and energy impressed.
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Martin
Roosevelt
McKinley
Roughriders
West
Frederick
Reilly
Lightning
West Siders
Olmstead
Miller
Apece
Bears
Quint
Four Teams Remain in Linn County Tournament Semi Finals
Unfavorable weather pushed the Linn County basketball tournament semi finals and final to later today at the Y M C A. Springville faces Mount Vernon in the first semi and Coggan meets Alburnett in the second with two overtime games already.
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Springville
Mount Vernon
Alburnett
Coggan
Linn County
Linn
Walker
Mt. Vernon
Pearson
Wiltsey
Ross
A. Henderson
B. Henderson
Central City
Vodicka
Collison
Madery
Daryl
Ware
Esting
Center Point
Halloway
Walton
Belle Plaine Bets Toledo In Cedar Conference Pair
Belle Plaine extends lead in Iowa Cedar conference by beating Toledo 49 to 20. Robert Poston led with 12 points for Belle Plaine while Toledo’s Bolt and Balke had 5 each. In the second game Campbell scored 14 as Belle Plaine won 20 to unknown. Belle Plaine next faces a home conference test against Brooklyn.
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Spee
Belle Plaine
Toledo
Robert Poston
Toledos
Bolt
Balke
Robert Campbell
Mendes
Brooklyn
Newhall Cagers Suffer 45 14 Loss to Williamsburg
The Newhall high school team fell to Williamsburg 45 to 14 in a Thursday game. Sperate The Gazette notes Williamsburg's defense limited Newhall to scoring chances as Fyons led Newhall with fifteen points.
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Newhall
Williamsburg
Sperate
Gazette
NEW Flali
Jost Tea
Withamburg Reiders Thursdes
Fyons
Boxing Roundup From Distant Ring Showdowns
The report lists multiple weight bouts with knockouts and decisions across cities including Boston Baltimore Washington San Francisco and Chicago. Notable results feature Tony Sehucco outpointing Jack Sharkes and Red Burman knocking out Corn Ceriffith, along with Gordon Wallace and Al Manfredo earning decisions in California and elsewhere.
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Chicagco
Ruddy Knox
Daston Olew
Dick Madden
Boston
Waptimore
Red Burman
Baltimore
Corn Ceriffith
Columbus Giands Sokane
Bruce Iu
Pittsburgh
Younr Firpo
Buthe
Idaho
Holtamood
Ceferina Garcia
Los Angeles
Gordon Wallace
Laneouver
San Francisco
Joe Bernal
San Franciscan
al Manfredo
Tresno
Calif
Lost Nation Indies Split Double Bill at Home
The Lost Nation Indies hosted two games on Thursday. In the opener Renne Elwood defeated Lost Nation 31 to 25. In the second match Lost Nation beat Wyoming 27 to 13.
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Stee
Te the Gazette
Renne Elwood
Wyoming
West Union Cagers Fall in Twin Games
West Union lost two games with West Luen Test beating them 23 to 22 in a tight bout as Crawe and Kepler led visitors with ten points each while Kamm and Wiltgen scored seven for West Union. The junior high contest ended Fayette 25 West Union 20.
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Speval
Gacette West Union
West Luen
Waverly
Crawe and
Kepler
Kamm and Wiltgen
Fayette
West Union
Clermont Cagers Over Elgin 29 to 12
Clermont defeated Elgin 29 to 12 as Sperai te Trefeare te Elgin noting Olson of Clermont led with ten points. The game featured Clermont's defensive effort and a clear scoring edge in the second half.
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Clermont Cagers
Elgin
Sperai
Elgin -Clermont
Elgin Tech Stehood
Might V. Olson
Clermont
Demand Builds for Golden Glow Boxing Finals Tickets
Purchasers of reserved seat tickets for the Golden Glow boxing tournament finals next Wednesday night are reminded that tickets will not be held after 10 a.m. Monday. Unclaimed tickets will be released to other buyers. The demand suggests a sellout, so order now at Lyman's Belden Hill's Iowa Electric Light and Power company or The Gazette.
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Golden Glow
Lyman’s
Belden Hill's
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
The
Gazette
Marion Cagemen Win Two Games From Manchester
The Marion seniors defeated Manchester 33 to 21 to take second place in the Tri Valley conference. The freshmen also won 30 to 18, with strong first quarter shooting giving Marion a 12 to 2 lead and a 16 to 6 halftime edge. Dale Lowe scored all four of his points in the final period as Marion pulled away.
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Marion
Manchester
Johnston
Wolfe
Mullan
Tollefson
Dale Lowe
Lenox Junior College Beats Maquoketa 59 to 29
Lenox junior college of Hopkinton defeated Maquoketa junior college 59 to 29 on the road. Sweitzer scored 7 field goals and 2 free throws for Lenox, Marsh added 7 fields and a free throw, and Driebelbass tallied 6 field goals and a free throw. Paup contributed 6 field baskets for Maquoketa.
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Lenox Junior College
Maquoketa
the Gazette
Hopkinton
Maquoketa Junior College
Sweitzer
Lenox
Marsh
Driebelbass
Paup
Berg and Miley Set for Miami Biltmore Final Match
In Coral Gables Patty Berg, 17 from Minneapolis, and Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky advanced to the final of the Miami Biltmore women's golf tournament after defeating the last two former champions.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miami Biltmore
Lawson Little To Wed Miss Hurd Tonight
Lawson Little of San Francisco winner of the British and American amateur golf championships in 1934 and 1935 will marry Miss Dorothy Hurd of Chicago tonight in Chicago. Johnny Goodman of Omaha will be best man.
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Chicago
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Dorothy Hurd
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
College Scores Incomplete AP Basketball Roundup
A compact rundown of scores from numerous colleges including Creighton Grinnell Monmouth Luther and Tulsa among others. Notable results show Grinnell defeating Central 35 to 0 and Monmouth 29 versus Lovela in a busy Associated Press tally of late season games.
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Coe
Creighton
Grinnell
Central
Towa Wesleyan
North Dakota State
Morningside
Warne
Buena Vista
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Columbia
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Lovela
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Various High School Football Scores From Iowa Games
A string of football results from Iowa high schools shows numerous scorelines including Shenandoah 33 Atlantic 4 and Muscatine 24 Pairiefield 16. Other matches list Jefferson 17 Ida Grove 46 Ames 20 and Newton 14 with many districts and towns such as Osage Cresco Keokuk and Marshalltown represented.
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Oskaloon II
Creston
Clarinda
Mason City
West Waterloo
Vocahontay
Laurens
Muscatine
Pairfield
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Fort Madison
Washington
Perry
Guthrie Center
Edar Falls
Charles City
Trinity
Sioux City
Sacred Weart
Fort Dodge
Kellecton
Mount Ayr
Nockford
Nora Springs
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Osage
Cresco
Franklin Beats Wilson 37 28 To Clinch Second Place
Franklin high basketball defeated Wilson 37 to 28 on Wilson court Friday night to secure outright second in the city cage standings. Eddy led Franklin with eight points while Kinch Hallenbeck Kanellis and Krumm contributed solidly as Franklin outscored Wilson in the second half.
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Wilson
Wilson Court
East Siders
Roosevelt
Kinch
Franklin
Stastny
Christie
Krumm
Eddy
Kanellis
Ali
Klinger
Hallenbeck
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Usher
Pospishil
Alt
Currell
Pospishal
Benesh
Ramblers
Brooklyn Cagers Triumph Over Marengo In Slow Game
The Brooklyn high school team defeated Marengo 32 to 18 with a 12 to 8 halftime lead in a slow pace contest. Arm strong scored 18 points for Brooklyn while Sparrowgrove impressed for the visitors. The Marengo second team beat Brooklyn’s second unit 17 to 1.
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Brooklyn
Marengo
Armstrong
Sparrowgrove
Chicago Soph Runner Sets World's Record
Ray Ellinwood, a University of Chicago sophomore, lowered the world indoor 440 yard dash record to 49 seconds in a Chicago Notre Dame dual meet. Notre Dame won 63 to 41 with eight firsts in 12 events.
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Chicago
Ray Elinwood
University of Chicago
Notre Dame
Ellinwood
Alex Wilson
I C Loses To St Patrick s Of Iowa City 47 38
Immaculate Conception falls 47 38 to St Patrick s of Iowa City in a high scoring night on the east side floor. Coen and Healy pace Iowa City with six field goals apiece and 17 point top scoring honors. Wolfe Fleming and Stramel boost IC late rally but foul trouble limits their effort as IC loses to St Patrick s.
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St. Patrick's
Towa City
Immaculate Conception
Iowa City Five
Seda
Greyhounds
Invaders
Quint
Wolfe
Fleming
Stramel
Coen
Healy
Iowa City
Prohaska
Patterson
Iowa City Center
Immaculate Girls
Palo
West Liberty Wins From Mt. Vernon To Take Lead In Race
West Liberty high school moved into undisputed leadership of the eastern Town conference basketball race with a 30 to 26 victory over Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon led 8 to 4 after the first quarter but West Liberty surged ahead to 14 to 11 at halftime and built a fourth quarter cushion before holding on. In prelims Mount Vernon junior high beat Lisbon junior high 19 to 18 and West Liberty reserves defeated local reserves 41 to 9.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
West Liberty High School
West Liberty
Mount Vernon Junior High School
Lisbon Junior High
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Five Cubs On Holdout List Signed Warneke Included
Chicago AP Lon Warneke signed joining Tiny Roy Henshaw and Gene Lillard as the Cubs settle major contract talks. Five holdouts remain, ending the biggest portion of the National League champions' wage disputes.
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Lon Warneke
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Lonnie Warnecke
Tiny Roy Henshaw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Lillard
Los Angeles
Sharkey Falls To Virtual Unknown In Boston Bout
In Boston on Friday night Tony Shucco, a nine year younger fighter, outboxed former heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey. Age and a pair of sturdy opponents stalled Sharkey’s late comeback as Shucco delivered a clear win and left Sharkey clinging to survival with a few desperate moments.
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Boston
Jack Sharkey
Tony Shucco
Jack
Squire
Chestnut Hill
Colesburg Splits Twin Bill At Edgewood
Edgewood junior high beat Colesburg 27 11 with H Beatty scoring 9 and K Beatty 10. In the high school clash Colesburg prevailed 34 17 led by Sartwell 11 points while Dr Culbertson added 7 for Edgewood amid 19 fouls and 24 free throws.
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Gazette
Edgewood
Colesburg
H. Beatty
K. Beatty
Edgewood Boys
Dr Culbertson
Sartwell
Hawkeyes Face Purdue's Great Quintet Tonight
Purdue visits Iowa at the Iowa fieldhouse for a Western Conference showdown led by Bob Kessler with high scoring chances. Iowa shifts lineup as Freddy Schwartz or Wally Gaddis start. wrestling follows the basketball game against Minnesota.
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Boilermakers
Purdue
Iowa
Rollie Williams
Indiana
Bob Kessler
Williams
Johnny Burke
Hawkeyes
Freddy Schwartz
Wally Gaddis
Dunkerton
University of Minnesota
Towa
Kessler
Fr Rosenthalom
Schwartz
Gaddis Elliott
Dis
de Heer
Downey
Chicago
Maroons
Bill Haarlow
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Buckeyes
Gophers
Wisconsin
Butter
Madison
American Bobsledder Hurt In Trial Run At Olympics
A four man U S bobsled team crashed during a practice run in Berlin injuring John Donna Fox of New York who may miss championships. Officials postponed races to repair the Dead Man curve while Fox insisted on racing. Hockey results plus a Polish victory over Latvia and Canada beating Austria rounded out the day's events.
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Germany
Ins
United States
John Donna Fox
New York
Lake Placid
Latvia
Great Britain
Japan
Maple Leafs
Badger Football Mess In Hands Of Board Of Regents
The Wisconsin board of regents would decide the fate of the athletic department after a five member subcommittee completed hearings. Coach C. W. Spears denied feeding liquor to players, playing injured, or overworking the team amid a bruising inquiry sparked by a petition for his removal.
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Board of Regents
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Athletic Department
C. W. Spears
Athletic Council
Regents
Spears
Wisconsin
Creighton Defeats Grinnell 40 to 35 in MVC clash
Creighton stretched its MVC lead to six wins with a 40 to 35 victory over Grinnell in Grinnell on Friday night.
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Creighton
Grinnell
Delta Cagers Split Double with Rose Hill
Delta high school divided a basketball double header with Rose Hill on Friday. Rose Hill won the first game 24 to 17 behind Romine, while Delta took the second 26 to 25 with Utterback starring for Delta and Moore for Rose Hill.
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The
Gazette
DELTA
Rose Hill
Romine
Utterback
Moore
Ambroz Wins Opening Match in State Handball Tourney
Cedar Rapids player Otto Ambroz defeated Judge Grimsley of Mason City 21-9 21-2 in the opening handball match at the state tournament held at the Y M C A. The forenoon schedule faced delays due to bad weather with most entrants arriving by noon.
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Otto Ambroz
Cedar Rapids
Judge Grimsley
Mason City
Abe Marcovis
Des Moines
Willis Patton
Patton
Marcovis
Bringoff
Sol Glick
Herrick
Harley
Goode
Fox
Harry Sopher
Waterloo
Dick Ulrich
Don Graham
E. Rice
C. Pilson
W. Patton
W. E. Hall
Ivan Barnes
Clinton
Dave Cervine
Ralph Tate
Cervine
Tate
Allen
Johnson
Burlington
Fred Longstreth
al Masulli
Don Steffa
B. Wilson
Rankinen
George Wilson
Brooks
McGregor Narrows Elkader Victory With Late Basket
McGregor edged Elkader 22 to 20 as a last second shot by Aird of McGregor decided the game. Followers of the McGregor team filled the arena for a tense finish to a strong season.
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the Gazette
McGregor
Elkader
Aird
Pan European agrarian congress set for Vienna exhibition
A Pan European agrarian congress will be held in Vienna in late summer. The event will be linked to an exhibition on rural life in Europe. The congress will tackle agricultural problems while the exhibition highlights the peasantry's economic and cultural importance.
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Vienna
VNS
Europe
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