Wisconsin Coach Spears Denies Ordering Spiked Coffee
Dr. Clarence W Spears head football coach at Wisconsin denied claims he ordered liquor in players coffee. Testimony before regents cited trainer William Fallon and alleged prior incidents as Spears clashed with university president Glenn Frank during the athletic department probe.
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Adison
Wis
Clarence W Spears
University of Wisconsin
Regents
Spears
William Fallon
Fallon
Walter E. Meanwell
Frank Molinaro
Dave Tobias
Wisconsin
Richard
Red" Smith
Meanwell
Glenn Frank
Regan
Oregon
Frank
Miami playoff pairs Patty Berg and Marion Miley in scare final
In Coral Gables Florida Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky reached the Miami Piltmore women's amateur tour final after 36 holes of play. Both won by one up in the semifinals.
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Marion Miley
Patty Berg
Miami
Coral Gables
Fla
Minneapolis
Maron Miley
Lexington
Miami Piltmore
Ned
Erans
Opal S Hall
Kitsas City
Maureen Groutt Crows
Mrene
Doan
Wales
Cre
Young Paul Dean Says He Will Earn Big Pay for Cards
Garland Texas AP Paul Dean brother of Dizzy Dean says he will command a bigger contract with St Louis after a strong season and that Dizzy could help the team by contributing 26 to 30 wins. He notes Roosevelt ranking Dizzy fourth and predicts pennant potential with Chicago New York and Pittsburgh contending. He cites confidence from his farm life and praises Frankie Frisch.
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Tex
Paul
Daffy
Dean
Jerome
Dizzy
St Loui Cardinals
Paul Deans
Diz
Roosevelt
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Frankie Frisch
Dean Hel
Williamsburg Defeats Newhall High 45 to 14
Williamsburg defeated Newhall High 45 to 14 in a football game. The Red Racers defense pressured Newhall, forcing turnovers and securing the victory.
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Williamsburg
Newhall High
Newhall
Red Racers
Trimate Newall
Purple Cagers Defeat Luther 43 to 29 in Non-Conference Bout
Cornell reserves built a 17 to 10 first-half lead and held off Luther for a 43 to 29 victory. Berg Grangaard and Coffman led Luther with key baskets, while Coffman and Cline paced Cornell with nine points each and perfect foul shooting. Cornell heads to Beloit next in the Midwest conference race.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Luther
Purple
Cornellians
Judd Dean
Invaders
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Cline
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Grangaard
Norman
Highton
Berge
Capt. Coffman
Birkhahn
Coffman
Beloit
Blue Devils
Iowa and Minnesota Matmen Meet Saturday
Iowa and Minnesota wrestlers unbeaten this season will clash Saturday night after the Iowa Purdue game. The meet features top conference performers in four divisions with a marquee 165 pound bout between Earle Kielhorn and ender Johnson.
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Iowa City
Minnesota
Iowa
Earle Kielhorn
Lasterpard Johnson Gopher
Grinnell To Sponsor Junior High Tourney
Grinnell sponsors a junior high invitational tournament scheduled for February. Teams listed include Oska Veins Huteor, Krayville Pelle Neator, Marroustr er Monte Jura and Breoyi. The event runs from February 23 to 15 with matches and invitations extended to central junior high participants.
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Berg
Fiapkoer
Fae
Oskae
J. Fat
Tyoraav
St Marys Eleven To Play In Chicago
St Marys team schedules a game in Chicago. The text references Moraga and Fordrom with names and dates unclear, listing a distant event in 1936 and various fragments about preparation and opponents.
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St. Mary’s
Chicago
Wrestling Results From Toronto Area Meet
Local wrestling results show teams and athletes competing in a Toronto area event. Notable names include Bennett, Freer, Ambdison, and Jeuney who posted decisive wins. details are fragmented but indicate multiple bouts and final tallies.
32 Survivors In Golden Gloves Split Between Cedar Rapids and Outside
Sixty four boxers enter the Golden Gloves semi finals next Wednesday in the Memorial building. sixteen survivors in eight divisions come from Cedar Rapids and ten other Iowa communities. Notably four local 160 pounders from Cedar Rapids reach the semis. other locals win in 135 175 112 118 126 and 147 pound classes. Maquoketa Dubuque Eldora camps supply multiple contenders. Tickets sell fast for all price levels with Cedar Rapids boxers training at the Community House and offices reporting strong advance sales.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Owen Darrow
Dick Warren
Jack Krumbholz
Don West
Powell Gibson
Maquoketa
CCC
Milton Cashman
Cecil Root
Iowa City
Gordon Mallicoat
Charles Klinkhammer
Dubuque
Jack
Bob Demp
Sey
Cashman
John O'Rourke
Eldora CCC
Community House
Oak Hill
Lyman’s
Belden Hill’s
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Tobin Wins Fall After Foul Route Over Karl Davis
Farmer Tobin and Karl Davis wrestled with referee Jimmy Bear as Davis resisted and Tobin won the second fall on a foul after two minutes. Tobin also won the first fall by tossing Davis into a corner post. Abe Kashey drew with Ray Richards. Louis Thesz defeated Don Nolan with a head scissors.
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Farmer Tobin
Karl Davis
Jimmy Bear
Uttle Bear
Tobin
Bear
Davis
Abe Kashey
Ray Richards
Albia Juniors Defeat Washington 44 35 In Tight Game
Albia junior college led by six foot five Reeves overcame a strong Washington effort to win 44 to 35. Washington fought hard in the first half but wore down while guarding Albia’s tall center, yielding the late lead and the outcome.
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Washington
Albia
The
Gazette
H Reeves
Albia Junior College
Washington Junior College
Golf Club Technique Notes From Historic Sketches
The text appears as a dated golf instruction fragment describing grip, thumb placement, and wrist action. It explains keeping the left hand aligned with the shaft and correcting thumb and wrist positions to avoid misalignment, with reference to form and stance.
Moline Teams Lead In State Bowling Tourney
In Davenport Iowa two Mo line teams led the five man division of the state bowling tournament. The Granada cafe team rolled 2 957 for first place and Consumers Sales 2 943 for second. Capitol Laundry of Sioux City moved into third as high scores kept pace. singles and doubles standings remained constant from Thursday. The event concludes Sunday night.
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Davenport
Moline
Granada Cafe
Consumers Sales
Capitol Laundry
Sioux City
Kammer Leads Coe Cage Scorers in Points Race
Coe College center Ben Kammer tops the scoring with eighty points across twelve games. Forward McKinley is second with seventy six points in thirteen appearances.
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Ben Kammer
Coe
McKinley
Tipton Junior College Meet Opens With Waukon Tilt
The northeast Iowa junior college basketball tournament heads to Tipton on February 28 and 29. Tipton hosts Waukon in the opener at 7 30 with Independence facing Maquoketa Friday night.
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Tipton Junior College
Gazette
Tipton
Upper Iowa Basketmen Sweep Two Games In Fayette
The Upper Iowa Peacocks beat two independent teams Thursday night in Fayette Iowa. The reserves defeated the Luana Merchants 40 to 28 and the varsity edged the Independence Independents 39 to 29. Floyd Tate led the varsity with 11 points while Benson added six field goals for the reserves.
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Upper Iowa Peacocks
Upper Iowa Reserves
Luani Merchants
Varsity
Independence Independents
Collegians
Floyd Tate
Benson
Peacock
D. Overbeck
Luana
Hnutown
Independence
Urbana Nets Both Varsity Wins Over Van Horne
Urbana high school squads defeated Van Horne on Thursday as the first team won 23 to 13 and the second team posted a 15 to 9 victory.
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The
Gazette
Urbana
Urbana High School
van Horne
Delmar High Beats Maquoketa 23 22 In Tight Win
Delmar High defeated Maquoketa 23 to 22 in a close basketball game at Maquoketa Wednesday evening. Jones scored 12 for Delmar while Moeller led Maquoketa with seven points.
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Delmar High
Maquoketa
Gazelle
Delmar
Maquokta
Jones
Moeller
Left Fielders Are Powerful Hitters in Pro Baseball
Article outlines top left field talents in both leagues for the upcoming season. Names include Joe Moore and Forrest Jensen in the National League, Joe Medwick Babe Herman and George Watkins in the Senior circuit, Joe Vosmik Goose Goslin Heinie Manush Julius Solters Ray Radcliffe Bob Johnson Roy Johnson Carl Reynolds Jesse Hill and Joe DiMaggio in various rosters. Major teams like the Yankees Dodgers Browns Reds and Pirates are noted in potential fielding changes and training camp assessments. DiMaggio's role remains undecided as camp negotiations continue.
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New York
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Forrest Jensen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Reds
George Watkins
Phillies
Watkins
Medwick
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Buddy Myer
Senators
Vosmik
Goose Goslin
Detroit Tigers
Heinie Manush
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Julius Solters
St. Louis Browns
Ray Radcliff
Chicago White Sox
Bob Johnson
Athletics
New York Yankees
Washington
Joe di Maggio
Joe
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di Maggio
Manush
Carl Reynolds
Jesse Hill
King
Brooklyn
Boston
Hal Lee
Gene Moore
Dodgers
Jimmy Bucher
Dan Taylor
Colonel Mills
Johnny Cooney
Clearwater, Fla
Hearity Wins Golden Gloves Bout Amid Scorers’ Error
In a third preliminary at the Golden Gloves Hearity from Cresco CCC defeated Blaine Scriven of Cedar Rapids by technical knockout in the second round. An error in the scorers corner credited Scriven with the win before the correction.
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Blaine Scriven
Cedar Rapids
Melvin Hearity
Cresco CCC
Hearity
Scriven
College Scores Roundup From AP Wire
Parsons led with 36 points as Penn trailed 21 in the early results. Cornell, Luther, Albia Jr and Washington Jr posted various small margins. Louisiana Tech State defeated Mississippi 31 to 20 while Maryland routed Virginia 40 to 14. Temple beat Princeton 45 to 21. Hamline defeated St Marys 60 to 37. Rice and Baylor met 23 to 33 as Concordia Moorhead rallied to 33. Duke shutout North Carolina 36 to 0. Knox topped Lake Forest 41 to 25.
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Penn
Cornell
Luther
En Albia Jr
Washington Jr
Louisiana Tech
Mississippi
Maryland
Virginia
Temple
Princeton
Hamline
St. Paul
St. Mary's
Winnona
Rice
Baylor
Concordia
Moorhead
Augusburs
Minneapolis
Duke
North Carolina
Knox
Lake Forest
Americans Score Early in Olympic Hockey. Ruud Dominates Alpine Skiing
At Garmisch Partenkirchen two days of competition highlighted by Birger Ruud's downhill speed and Laila Schou-Nilsen's 100 point lead in the combined ski event. Canada and the United States won hockey games as Britain and Austria won in other matches. Frank Spain Elbridge Ross and John Garrison scored for the U S in a 3 0 win over Switzerland.
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Germany
America
Stars and Stripes
Canada
Blue Cross
Norway
Birger Ruud
Ruud
Lake Placid
Garmisch
Laila
Richard Durrance
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Dartmouth College
Durrance
Elizabeth Woolsey
New York
Austria
Great Britain
Lake Reisser
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Hungary
France
Britain
England
Switzerland
U. S
Frank Spain
Boston
Frank Shaughnessy
Roanoke
Spain
Albert Kuenzier
Elbridge Ross
John Garrison
Conroy Boys and Girls Sweep Victor In Home Doubleheader
Conroy teams defeated Victor on their home floor in a girls game 26 to 17 with Leahy scoring 13 and Barnes 8. The boys won 23 to 19 led by Himpel for Conroy and Courtney for Victor in a tight 88 tie at the end of the first period.
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Conroy
Conrroy
Leahy
Barnes
Himpel
Courtney
Victor
Local boxing recap with Philadelphia and Camden fighters
Sport item notes bouts featuring Wesley Kamey and Johnny Lucas in Philadelphia Camden area matches. Mentions Jack Willis and Stumpy Jacobs, as well as Johnny Marcelline and Danny ODonnell in stoppage details. Includes a note directing readers to Want Ads classification for repair services.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wesley Kamey
Gulpalates
Johnny Lucas
Camden
Jackie Willis
Philadelphias
Patnalates Stumpy Jacobs
Norkolis
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