Ohio State Surprises Hawks 49 44 in West Side Showdown
Roosevelt and Emory Sample upset Davenport to end their four-game skid and break Davenport’s nine-game win streak. Sample scored 144 points in nine MVAC games, breaking the conference scoring record as Roosevelt led 24-17 at halftime and held on.
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Roosevelt Flash
Canning
Davenport
West Side
Emory Sample
Blue Devils
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Sample
Dick Seidler
Waterloo East
Seidler
Saint
Shea and Brown Reach Links Meet Finals
In St. Petersburg Florida Mervin Shea Detroit Tigers coach and Lloyd Brown former major league pitcher advanced to the finals of the sixth annual baseball players golf tournament Brown defeated medalist Heinie Manush two and one Shea outpaced defending champion Wes Ferrell by the same margin in the other semi final match.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mervin Shea
Detroit Tigers
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Heinie Manush
Shea
Wes Ferrell
Gophers Dominate Illini 50 38 In Busy Night Clash
Minnesota surged in the second half to defeat Illinois 50 38 in a Western Conference basketball game. Illinois led 6 0 early and 18 13 at one point before Minnesota tied 18 18 at halftime and pulled away 28 24 after intermission.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Illinois
Ilinois
Gophers
Miamnis
Frish
Carlson
Shaptro
Smith
Mathison
Aibin
Wukovits
Warhol
Richmond
Olhune
Mexel
Jon Brown
AlMohr
Staley
OJ Smith
Alhaugh
OR. Carison
Shirley
I Macdonaldse
Drish
Epp
Oisen
Board Of Control Holds Closed Session In Des Moines
Des Moines reports reveal a secret session of the Iowa High School Athletic Association board led by Supt H E Isley with no public announcement. The investigation continues as officials insist they cannot comment, while Secretary George A Brown remains in place and no Sunday meeting is planned.
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Des Moines
Mount Ayr
H. E. Isley
Spirit Lake
Board of Control
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Sisley
J. F. T. Saur
Fairfield
I. W. Edie
Rudd
Brown
Edie
George A. Brown
Association
Ilsley
Dave L. Robbins
Cresco
Little Burns Opens Texas Open With 62 Round Lead
Hugo Lawson Little, the national open champion from San Francisco, fired a sensational 31-31-62 to take a 36 hole lead at San Antonio. He totaled 136 after a 74 Friday, with nine one putts including a 40 footer on 16. Hogan trails with 139, while Dawson Snead Mangrum and others chase in mud drenched Willow Springs conditions.
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San Antonio
Tex
INS
Hugo’ Lawson Little
San Francisco
Little
Willow Springs
Lawson
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Johnny Dawson
Hollywood
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Oak Park
Ill
Vic Ghezz
Deal
N. J
Bud Williamson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Emery Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Willie Goggin
Miami
Fla
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Todd Menefee
Ed Oliver
Hornet
N. Y
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Teri Johnson
Norristown
John Barnum
Edinburg
Golden Gloves Weigh-In Sets Stage For Monday Ringside
More than 200 fighters travel to Cedar Rapids for weigh-in and medical checks ahead of Monday night Golden Gloves bouts at Memorial Coliseum. Iowa City team coached by Russ Martin appears in lineup with Earl Carter Gene Dorr Leicester Farmer Jack Durees and others while local gym scenes feature trainer Bob Johnson and Gerald Sacera among participants.
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Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Russ Martin
University
Martin
Earl Carter
John Abright
Ed Claussen
Gene Dorr
Dean Williams
Phil Beebe
Leicester Farmer
Jack Durees
Bill Garner
Jim Cummings
Carter
Herbert Briggs
Buddy Boyle
Gaylord Sacera
Bob Johnson
Acoss
Gerald Sacera
Jesse Boots
Elton Ross
DeKoster's Layup Lifts Cyclones Over Oklahoma
Dale DeKoster scored a late running layup after stealing a pass, giving Iowa State a 35 38 victory over Oklahoma in Norman. The upset moves Kansas into the league lead while Oklahoma drops to second place tied with Nebraska. DeKoster finished with five field goals and five free throws.
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Iowans
Iowa State
Sooners
Kansas
Huskers
DeKoster
Cyclones
Town State
Oklahoma
Fto FreFtere Rudolfson
Roberts
Menor
Zollner
Fordc
Upper Iowa narrowly tops Simpson 47 46 in Iowa clash
In Fayette AP Upper Iowa ended Simpson’s share of first place in the Iowa conference by edging the Redmen 47 to 46. The tight contest featured a fast pace and a late difference in scoring as Upper Iowa seized control in the second half and held on to claim the win.
Golden Gloves reign in Cedar Rapids sparks local sport week
The Cedar Rapids area foresees a strong Golden Gloves tournament with over 200 entrants, many veterans, and 117 bouts needed to crown the eight finalists. Entry manager Johnny Fryrear and assistant Joe Benson have promoted outside shows and drawn boxers from boxing hubs.
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Johnny Fryrear
Cedar Rapids
Fryrear
Joe Benson
Iowa Teachers defeat Coe five 40 to 36
In Cedar Falls the Iowa State Teachers College edged Coe 40 to 36 as three Coe regulars fouled out late. Moss led Coe with 14 points while Don Dunlop and Jennings sparked a late charge for the Teachers.
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Iowa
Rap Coe
Enecal
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Coe
Paul Tschirgi
Don Dunlop
Dave Connell
Teachers
Lambertson
Close
Esau
Hank Moss
Green
Hunt
Jennings
Golden Gloves staff to meet for final instructions
All young men's bureau members officials police firemen and others on the staff handling the show opening Monday night are to meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the coliseum for final instructions. It is important that every worker attend.
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Memorial Coliseum
The
Gazette
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Golden Gloves
Ohio State Beats Iowa In Close Upset Hard-Fought Conference Clash
Ohio State defeated Iowa 49 to 44 as Dick Fisher led with 15 points tying for individual lead. Fisher and Matt Kuhl each had 15 for their teams while Ohio broke away late in the final minutes. Ejections and 18 fouls apiece marked a rough contest before 3,277 fans.
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Nolumbus
Ohio State
Iowa
Dick Fisher
Buck Qy Eye
Fisher
Gene Englund
Wisconsin
Matt Kuhl
Ohio
Invaders
Purdue Beats Maroons 48 to 36 in Big Ten Showdown
Purdue Boilermakers defeated the Chicago Maroons 48 to 36 in Lafayette. Purdue mounted a 26 point run after trailing 12 to 4 in the first half and held Chicago to 18 at half. Track injuries slowed Purdue as Don Blanken and Bob Igney left with sprains. Forrest Sprawl led Purdue with 13 points while Joe Stamps scored 14 for Chicago.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Boilermakers
Chicago Maroons
Maroons
Purdue
Chicago
Don Blanken
Bob Igney
Joe Stamps
Forrest Sprawl
Nelson
Stampfer
Crosbir
Blanksene
Wasenberee
Biemker & Zn
McMeahons
Ceore Purdue
Chicaro
College basketball scores and results across many programs
A dense summary of college and university basketball scores from numerous schools including Purdue, Notre Dame, Minnesota, Drake, Ohio State, Clemson, Auburn, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Navy, Duke, Harvard, Penn State, Temple, Swarthmore, and many others. The mixed results list wins and losses with scattered point totals and partial team mentions throughout the slate.
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Ohin State
Town
Purdue
Chicsen
Notre Dame i
Northwestern
Minnesota
Monmouth
Lawrence
Drake
Washington
Luther
Warthure
Clemson
Citadel
Auburn
Georgia
West Virginia
Michigan State
Warne Univ
Detroit
Springfield College
Murray
Western
Kentucks
Vlabbama
Oklahoma
Dartmorth
Princeton
Janinta
Navy
Duke
Wonster
Case
Washington .Lee
Marsland
Marshall
Morehead
Beloit
Knox
Wesleyan
Western Union
Duquesne
Long Island
Aldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Akron U Ashland
Kenyon Bluffton
Michigan
Normal
Bowling Green
Wittenberg i
John Carroll
Miami
Cincinnati
Toledo
Waston
Otterbein
Weidelhere
Xavier
Ohio
Central
State
Hillsdale
Detroit Tech
Wiennis Tech
Geneva
Carmecie Tech
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Macalester
Hamline
Gaetavas Adolphus
St John's University
Boy's League Tuesday Schedule in M CA
The intermediate boys league lists four games this Tuesday. Arrows play Y Drum Corps at 6 45, Y Desk Staff face Raiders at 7 30, Comets meet Armstrong's Sports at 8 15, and Beck's Sports clash with Killian's at 9.
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MCA
Arrows
Y Desk
Raiders
Comets
Armstrong
Beck
Killian's
Luther Edges Wartburg in Iowa Conference Clash
Luther rallied in the second half to defeat Wartburg 27 to 23 in Waverly Iowa. Luther trailed 10-10 at halftime before sealing the win with a stout defensive effort and key scorers.
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Waverly
Luther
Wartburg
Iowa
O'Preus
Landwehr
Larson
Obenauer
Everson
Schafer
Herwin
Thompson
Strotman
Jacobsone
Ingvoldstad
McDonald
Jacobson
Daniels
Uther
Moscod
Hawks overpower Illinois 55 to 29 in swimming meet
The University of Iowa swimmers won decisively at Champaign defeating Illinois 55 to 29. Iowa claimed multiple event wins including five individual events and both relays led by standout scorers in a decisive performance.
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Hawks
Illinois
Champaign
Ill
University of Iowa
University of Illinois
Waterloo Team Posts 3012 Score To Lead Men Keglers
Waterloo’s Spider Earth and teammates surged to 3012 pins in the regular team division, leading the 1941 state men’s bowling meet at Red Crown Alleys. Davenport Pepsi-Colas, last year’s champs, trailed with 2651. Edwards Auto Sales Davenport and Manbeck Motors Des Moines also posted strong totals.
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Waterloo
Keglers
Red Crown
Spider Earth
Davenport
Pepsi-Colas
Knute Anderson
Moline
A.B.C
Edwards Auto Sales
Anderson
Manbeck Motors
Des Moines
Roy Simmons
Simmons
Abel and Abel
Marshalstor
Dayen
H. Jensen Nsen
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Roy McHugh
Scuvuei
LIS
Eve
le Nous
Jimmy Hogue
Fred Bissell
Martin Thorson
Jack Rogers
Martin Metela
Bissell
Gene Dorsey
Ljarceny
Jack Spencer
Dorsey
Illini
Golden Glovers
U.1
U . Downs
Simpson
Red Peppers
Coekagers
Crimson
Dunlops
Don
Bob Dunlop
Moss
Kuhl
Hawk
Indiana
Buckeyes
Chapman
Fisher Siegel
McLain
Mickelson
Wiche
Jorgenson
Story
Dawson
Sodernquist & Harsha
Wheeler
Mers
Sieceze
Kuehl
Siclin
Harsha
Gal Robinson
Indianal
Uime
Fred Spureeon
Valparaisos
Boilermakers
Tait Cummins
Spider Kurtr
Desmond Riley
Iran
Charles Goree
Iwan Leverton
Bis
Walter Nmarmsen
Gus Luces
Waterloo Marksmen
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