Big Ten Quintets Clash in Conference Night Upsets Expected
Six Big Ten teams meet in Saturday games with Minnesota at Indiana, Iowa at Ohio State and Illinois at Chicago. Non conference tilts include Michigan at Michigan State and Purdue at Fordham. Indiana favored over Minnesota and Chicago tipped to beat Illinois.
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Cox And Laffoon Tied At 142 In Agua Caliente Tourney
Chicago golfer Laffoon shot 69 and Cox added 71 to reach 142 after 36 holes in the Agua Caliente golf sweepstakes in Agua Caliente Mexico. Both loom at the lead as rain soaked conditions persist.
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Women’s Tourney at Miami Reaches Semi-Final Round
In Miami Florida two seasoned players Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey and Jean Bauer of Providence R I T advanced to the semi finals of the Wiener Biltmore amateur women's golf tournament. Orcutt meets Mrs Toe Bi Dook of Buffalo and Bauer pairs with Mrs Lilian Zech of Chicago.
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Iowa State Cards Football Contest With Upper Town
Ames notes indicate Iowa State College football activities with matchups against The Clones and surrounding references to players and towns. The report highlights a contest involving the upper town and local teams, with focus on prep and regional readiness for upcoming games.
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Quaker Oats Meet Dyersville Flyers This Saturday
The Quaker Oats track team faces the Dyersville Flyers at home this Saturday. Last week the Flyers finished strong and are expected to challenge Quaker Oats with a competitive field and admission at the gate.
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Schneidman of Iowa Signs with Green Bay
Iowa football player Schneidman signs with the Green Bay franchise. Lambreath, a national pro football figure, announced the deal on Friday. The report mentions back-to-back seasons and that Serine dry was recommended, with Vore Laws referenced as a former star.
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Earlville Girls Fall as Oneida Upsets Garrison High
Special to The Gazette Earlville High School hosted its last home game Tuesday as Oneida defeated Garrison High. The Oneida boys won 45 20 and the Earlville girls fell 24 17.
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Iowa Cagers Leave on Two Game Trip
Iowa basketball departs for Columbus to face Ohio State and Indiana in a crucial series that could determine a share of the title. Coach Williams plans reserve changes while keeping the starting five intact as Lindenmeyer and Schwartz challenge Walsh and Tangeman for spots. The Hawkeyes must win both games to stay alive in the race for the championship.
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Tulsa Oilers Rout Upper Iowa in 37 to 12 Victory
Tulsa Oilers, defending AAW champions, overwhelmed Upper Iowa 37 to 12 in Fayette, with Jed Pickell scoring ten points and Tate adding five as the Oilers pulled away in the second half after a close first half. The win avenged an earlier loss to Mane Drug Co. Oelwein.
Chester Hortons Golf Heroic or Humble? Unsure
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Jack Doyle Sings as Well as Fights
Irish heavyweight contender Jack Doyle plans an extended exhibition tour before pursuing a Baer title bid. He is 22, 5 feet 11, with blue eyes, and has acted in a movie. he aims to win the heavyweight championship while pursuing singing and acting.
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Hard Des Moines meeting leaves Western League in limbo
In Des Moines the Western League failed to decide Topeka's ouster or Lincoln's franchise. Officials promised action but adjourned after five hours with no schedule adoption or city transfer. The Lashed meeting yielded fatigue, sparking talk of next steps while leaving Topeka in limbo.
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Mexican Commission Awards Featherweight Title To Arizmendi
In Mexico City the Mexican commission recognized Arizmendi as the world featherweight champion after he won a New York elimination tournament months ago. Freddy Miller of Cincinnati, widely regarded as the champion, refused to meet him and Arizmendi is pursuing official recognition to solidify his claim.
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Wrestling Results and Local Notes From AP Dispatch
Wrestling results include Jim Londos defeating Hans Kampler in Haverford Pennsylvania, with fall scores listed. Los Angeles over Rady Duseck two falls to nine, while Ottawa dominates Duseh two falls to one. India beat Washburn two to one in a Panjab match. A note on automotive parts makers states 75 percent are within 300 miles of Detroit.
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Basketball Results Mix Shows Wide Scoring Totals
The column lists numerous college and team results with varied scores such as Independence Junior College 31 to Baltimore 88 and Duke vs Virginia Tech. Other entries show St Johns 24 and Mt St Mary's scores, along with multiple regional colleges and athletic clubs in a dense score table.
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Iowa Track Team Favored In Meet Against Grinnell
Iowa City The University of Iowa track and swimming teams open the home season Saturday facing Grinnell and Minnesota. The Hawkeyes are slight favorites as Coach Bresnahan seeks points in sprints and hurdles. Grinnell is expected to excel in field events and distance races while Armbruster names a 14 man swimming squad to face undefeated Minnesota.
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Center Point To Hold East Central Tourney
Center Point hosts the East Central Town amateur basketball tournament at Center Point High School gym starting Monday. Three games per Monday and Thursday, two games Friday and Saturday with pairings led by manager Harry Brookman. Matches include Vinton All-Stars vs Winthrop, Center Point Merchants vs Alburnett Hawks, and other regional teams.
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Muscatine J C Defeats Independence 40 to 34
Independence JC suffered its second loss of the season as Muscatine JC won 40 to 34 on Thursday night. Warnke led Muscatine with 16 points while Gray and Griffin each scored 14. The halftime score stood 21 to 17.
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Local Y M C A Handball Tourney Set for Saturday
The state Y M C A handball tournament arrives at the local YMCA courts this Saturday featuring four former singles champions including the current holder and defending doubles champs. Pairings were set Thursday with Ed Hollander and Vincent Bartunek among singles entrants and Don Steffa with Howard Wilfong in doubles.
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Anderson Former Raider Shortstop Sold to Omaha
Omaha clubs manager Joe McDermott acquired Pete Engleman a left handed pitcher with 1 win and 7 losses in 1934 for Dayton Harold Anderson Cedar Rapids shortstop who hit .252 in 121 games was purchased from Dayton Hack Schreiber previously with Nebraska state league was signed as a free agent his state league batting was .342 with 12 homers 15 triples and 19 doubles
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Flanagan of Notre Dame Named Grid Coach at Duquesne
Christy J. Flanagan, a former Notre Dame star, signs as head football coach for 1935 at Duquesne University, to also serve as athletic director. John P. Smith, ex Notre Dame star and Newark Academy coach, becomes line coach. Aldo Buff Donnelli remains freshman coach. Terms not disclosed.
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Brandon High Basketball Beats Garrison 27 11 in Boys Game
Brandon teams win two from Earlville quints as Brandon over Garrison 27 to 11. Perle Stainbrook leads Brandon with four field goals while Ackley tops Garrison with three field goals and a free throw. The Brandon girls win 30 to 12 with Vera Stainbrook scoring nine field goals and one free throw.
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Toledo Girls Battle Chelsea To 30-30 Tie
The Toledo high girls basketball team tied Chelsea 30-30 on Wednesday night. Toledo led by Virginia Ami Don who scored fourteen points while Chelsea’s Tappan scored twelve. Toledo reserves defeated the State Juvenile Home team 30-16. Blake Beem and Arnold each had seven points for Toledo, Abbot was the top scorer for Chelsea with eight points.
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Postville Wins Opener in Allamakee County Tournament
Postville defeated New Albin 25 to 15 in the opening game of the Allamakee County basketball tournament. Szinging girls lost to Harpers Ferry 44 to 19 on the same night. Finals scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Tom Yawkey Drops Angel Tag, Says He Is Through Buying
In a bold shift, Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey announces he will stop buying players, moving to build his own farm system with Syracuse, Knoxville, Charlotte, and Danville. He stresses the club as a business and vows dividends as he previews season plans.
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Iowa Gym Team to Host Triangle Meet February 22
Iowa City officials announced a triangular gym meet featuring Illinois and Nebraska set for February 22 at Iowa. Coach Albert Baumgartner said the change from a canceled Illinois dual meet to a three team event should give Iowa a strong lineup among recent years.
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Boxing Roundup From Cities With Quick Knockouts
Paterson lightweight Paul Cavalier, 196, outpointed Larry Johnson, 191, in Paterson New Jersey. In Tacoma Fred Lenhart 137 knocked out Billy Donahue 100. Cecil Jordan 146 Portland beat Mickey McCafferty 185 Seattle. St Paul draw 6 bout card.
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Webster Independents Edge Sigourney CCC in Low-Scoring Win
Webster independents defeated Sigourney CCC 21 to 17 on their floor Tuesday evening. George Sorden led with 12 points as the top scorer.
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