Iowa Faces Purdue in Big Ten Showdown Tonight
Iowa battles unbeaten Purdue as the feature Big Ten game. The Hawkeyes aim to rebound after losses to Minnesota and Indiana to stay within reach of second and third place. Other conference actions include Wisconsin at Minneapolis and Chicago-Northwestern renewal at Evanston.
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Rules Officials Plan No Changes In Football Code
Atlanta based coverage reports the national intercollegiate rules committee debated changes but favored no major alterations to college football rules. Chairman H H Stegemtran of the University of Georgia noted two proposals merit serious consideration: expanding the sideline zone to 15 yards and removing the touchback penalty on forward passes into the end zone except on fourth down.
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H H Stegemtran
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Drake rallies to defeat Grinnell cagers 25 to 24
Drake edges Grinnell 25 to 24 in a tight final minute after trailing at halftime. Dick Mason and Jens Bauer led Drake with early scoring while Billy Miltoud and Dave Abram sparked a late surge as Grinnell’s defense faltered.
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Dick Mason
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Awas Grannell
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Vernon Downs West Liberty 16 11 In Big Tilt
Mitchell Vernon defeated West Liberty 16 to 11 in a hard fought basketball game. West Liberty showed early defense but Vernon pulled away in the fourth quarter.
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Vernon
West Liberty
Local Cedar Rapids Players Open Handball Meet Strong
Cedar Rapids players advanced in the Iowa State YMCA handball tournament on local Y courts. Vincent Bartunek beat Woodward 21 0 21 2. Otto Ambroz meets Patton. Earl Hall eliminates Beardsire. Longstreth defeats Johnson as others reach second rounds and doubles pairings set for semifinals.
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Iowa State Ymca
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Otto Ambroz
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Donald Steffa
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Cross
Cornell Seeks Conference Upset Over Knox Tonight
Cornell faces Knox in a Midwest Conference clash with a possible first defeat for Knox, which shares top spot with Carleton. If Cornell plays up to its best form, an upset is possible, though Knox is favored based on season records. The expected lineup includes Corrent and Toyeus at guard and center.
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Fayette Takes Double Header From Maynard
Fayette defeated Maynard in a two game series Friday night. The Fayette first team led by Lan and Gladstone exchanged early scores as both sides struggled with shooting. Fayette won 4 to 0 in the opener and the Fayette seconds outscored Maynard reserves 6 to 4.
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Shante Eighteenth Dodger to Enter Fold
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced that veteran reliever Shante signed his 1934 contract in Los Angeles. This makes eighteen Dodgers who have entered the fold. The New York Giants reported catcher Harry Danning also signed his 1934 contract in Los Angeles.
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St Berchmans defeats Marion Juniors 27 to 13
St Berchmans trounced Marion Juniors by 27 to 13 as Rehman led with five in a matchup noted for early Marion pressure and a strong finish by St Berchmans in a moonlit junior game.
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Merchants Declare Moratorium On Debts In Milwaukee
In Milwaukee thirty merchants announce a moratorium on aid debts and invite customers to come in without fear of immediate repayment. They emphasize they will not push collectors or pressure patrons, urging a rush of business as shops offer leniency.
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100 Skaters Scheduled to Race on Cedar River Sunday
A Sunday speed skating carnival on the Cedar River is expected to draw thousands with at least 100 contestants. The event starts at 2 pm above the picnic pavilion in Ellis Park near the motor boat house and road access will be closed for crowd management. Contestants must report by 1:30 pm to enter and receive numbers. officials by 1:30 pm for final instructions.
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Columbia Academy Tops Immaculate Conception 31 to 18
The Columbia Academy basketball team defeated Immaculate Conception 31 to 18 on the home floor. Columbia led 4-8 early, extended to 19-12 at half, and held IC scoreless in the third period to pull away.
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Vertne Py Paves
Tilden Beats Vines Series Squares At Eight All
Tilden and Vines split the series with an 8 to 8 tie. Bruce Barres and Richares led the scoring with strong performances. Barres and Vines each won key battles, narrowing prospects for the theater crowd.
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Vines
College Scores Roll Across Conference Play
A flurry of college basketball results spans across conferences with Princeton over Margard 38 to 19, Alabama beating Tennessee 98 to 18, and Detroit powering past Teton Carroll 4. Western State Teachers, Oshkosh Teachers, and River Falls show mixed wins in regional games while Macomb and Winnets Normal post notable tallies.
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Los Angeles
St Patrick Five Falls To Waterloo Cagemen 25 19
Cedar Rapids Shamrocks stumble to Sacred Heart five in a 25 19 defeat. Halbmeier and Frietag pace the winners with key late scoring as Werner Corsello Machovee and Phelps contribute early for St Patrick but cannot close the gap.
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Washington Five Tangles Dubuque In League Tussle
Washington five travels to Kes City for a league clash with Dubuque after a prior win over Clinton. Expected lineup includes Forrestal Blahnik at forwards Nichol at center with Miller Kinch and Sharp in guard roles. Sophomore and junior squads feature Olmstead McDonald Kinch Hallenbeck and Jiruska Rickey Mikesell Tellier in various positions.
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Iowa State Wrestlers Beat Missouri 28 to 8 in Big Six Duel
Iowa State defeated Missouri 28 to 8 in Ames. Three newcomers Cranston Thomas and Buck plus Angeles and Lillie secured falls, with several weight classes yielding decisive wins. Referee Bob Firk oversaw the match.
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Linn County Girls Basket Tournament at Central City
The Linn County Girls basketball event runs February 15 and 16 at Central City. Teams including Weather Center Point Yoddsville Palo Alburnet and Sorineville compete as strong contenders with several dark horses hoping to upset the favorites.
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McKinley Beats Franklin 19–17 In Tight Home Victory
McKinley defeats Franklin 19 to 17 in a tight defensive home game. McKinley led early after a burst of baskets, then held the lead until late in the fourth quarter when Frank Frannk’r tied the score at 16. Janda and Hinckey’s late tosses sealed the win. Box score.
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Western League To Consider Six Club Plan
Dale Gear president of the Western league announced efforts to organize the circuit this year on a six team basis. Representatives from Omaha Topeka Des Moines St Joseph Pueblo and Denver former members would attend a meeting in Kansas City Sunday to map out a plan of organization and schedule.
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West Waterloo Routs Grant 27 17 in Fourth Quarter Comeback
West Waterloo overcame Grant high Cedar Rapids 27 to 17 after a 12 12 first half. McGarvey scored to put Grant ahead late in the third, then West held Grant to one point in the final period as Eklumpar starred for Grant and Grange and McGarvey led West in the win. Grant sophomores beat West sophomores 28 23 in preliminary action.
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Leaders' Positions In 3 Cushion Meet In Jeopardy Today
AP reports three top players face potential losses in the world three cushion billiards championship. Allen Hall of Chicago teams with Otto Reiselt to block Layton while Willie Hoppe meets Augie Kieckhofer. Nathan Bozeman Jr. of Vallejo advances to a tie with Hall after a 50 44 win over Arthur Thurnblad.
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Nathan) Bozeman, Jr
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Hayes To Remain Indiana Football Coach
Indiana University athletic board announced coach E C Billy Hayes will remain in charge of the football program next season after President William Lowe Bryan recommended no changes in coaching staffs. The decision followed a university meeting.
Maureen Orcutt Beats Helen Hicks In Miami Final
Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches New Jersey defeated Helen Hicks of Hewlett New York three and two in the finals of the Miami Biltmore invitational championship. Orcutt aimed to begin a string of victories toward metropolitan and national titles after turning the tables on Hicks who had stopped her last summer in two tournaments.
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Iowa State Swimmers Rout Grinnell 62 to 22
Dick Murphy starred for Iowa State swimming, clipping 15 seconds off a Big Six mark with a 220 yard free style in 2 minutes 25.5 seconds and winning two other events as the Cyclones dominated Grinnell 62 to 22. Malbrough of Grinnell won the backstroke, while Iowa State won eight of nine events.
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Dick Murphy
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Boxing roundups and results across cities
A compact report lists bouts with outpoints, knockouts, and draws across New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and other cities. Names include King Levinsky Charlie Masseras Benny Britt Frankie Sesilio Eddie Murdock Tommy OVeten Silent Heartmans Johnny Fitzpatrick and Mark Dias among others with various venues and outcomes.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Charlie Masseras
East Mareen
Mike Bellotis
New Yorks
Benny Britt
Philadelphia
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
AL White
Brooklyn
Frankie Sesilio
Harvey Rooker
Amarillo Tex
Eddie Murdock
Tsk
Los Angeles
Tommy Oveten
Trinidad Cote
Toronto
Laddie Carroll
Ottawa
Silent Heartmans
Detroit
Miamo Fia
Eddie Shea
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Ysdio Weach
Calif
Wrestling Results From Detroit Schenectady and Baltimore
The Associated Press reports results from multiple matches. George Zaharias defeated 220 and Tueblo Cole beat Chief Chewackty 215 in Detroit. Schenectady saw Tink Gardner 170 and Fred Mehist o 178 in separate bouts. Jim Londos, billed as heavyweight champion in several states, wrestled Forerett Warshall in Pennsylvania, lasting three hours 45 minutes with Londos weighing 194 and Warshall 219.
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Boston
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Manchester Beats Marion High 20 to 17 in Tri Valley Duel
Manchester defeats Marion High 20 to 17 on the Crimson court in a hard fought, low scoring Tri Valley game. Both teams played tight defense with the lead changing hands and Marion rallying late but falling short by three points.
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Cunningham Seeks Mile Record at Boston AA Meet
In Boston Garden the Boston AA indoor meet draws 450 athletes and 12,000 fans. Glenn Cunningham of Kansas aims to break Gene Venzke s 410 record in the Hunter mile, facing Carl Coan of Pennsylvania as his main rival. Bill Bonthron competes in a 1000 yard race against Glenn Dawson while Joe Mangan and Frank Crowley also enter.
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Pennsylvania
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Cornell
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Manhattan
Roosevelt Juniors Triumph Over Wilson 20 to 15
Roosevelt juniors defeated Wilson 20 to 15 on Friday. Russ Green led Roosevelt with eight points while Tom Stastny topped Wilson with seven. The Roosevelt rally came in the closing periods as the teams traded leads.
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Quakers Defeat Waterloo Five 36 26 in Stuart Hall
The Quaker Oats basketball team defeated the Black Hawks of Waterloo in Stuart Hall by 36 to 26. The Quakers led 16 to 10 at halftime with Riley scoring 11 points and Duncan matching that total for Waterloo.
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Tama Downs Belle Plaine 26 to 14 in Iowa Cedar clash
Tama high school defeated Belle Plaine 26 to 14 on Tama’s floor securing undisputed second place in the south half of the Iowa Cedar Conference. Tama led 10 to 7 at halftime with Benda scoring ten points and Leonard totaling nine for Belle Plaine.
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Monona Defeats McGregor In Low-Scoring High School Game
In McGregor Iowa Friday night Monona high defeated McGregor 36 to 27. Peters scored eight goals and Wirter six with two free throws for Monona while Beckett led McGregor with top points. Monona seconds added a 16 to 4 win.
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Kohawks Edge Coe In Last Minutes Midwest Tilt
Knox posts its fourth straight Midwest win 32 to 28 over Coe on the Knox College court. Good leads Coe with five baskets as Keith and Donaldson rally for Knox in a ragged, tight contest.
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Levinsky Looks Bad Defeating Massera
In a Madison Square Garden ten round decision Levinsky barely defeated Charley Massera in a controversial bout. Referee Gunboat Smith docked Levinsky for low blows, Massera showed courage with repeated rallys, and the crowd jeered as the King endured a sedate performance.
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Toledo High Tops Montezuma 66 to 26 in Iowa Cage Tilt
Toledo High extended its win streak to eleven with a 66 to 26 home victory over Montezuma. Hall scored 31 points while Wise and Long contributed strong defense. Montezuma’s seconds won 27 to 23 in overtime. Toledo advances to Belle Plaine next Monday for the final south half Iowa Cedar League game.
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Malone Faces Lowest Cubs Salary in Eight Years
Chicago reports Pat Malone, longtime Cubs pitcher, faces a salary cut to the lowest in eight years after a stalled conference with Cubs president William Walker. Malone, once earning $18,000 a season, objected to a reduced 1933-level salary, and Cubs could not trade for a replacement pitcher.
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Oelwein High Beats Charles City 33 20 In Conference
Oelwein High defeated Charles City 33 to 20 in a Northeastern Iowa conference game. Oelwein led most of the contest, the halftime score was 14 to 7. Oelwein also beat Oran 26 to 25 in the opening curtain raiser.
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