Iowa Hawkeyes dominate Grinnell in indoor season opener
The University of Iowa track team defeated Grinnell 73 to 30 as Francis Cretzmeyer led with 18 points and multiple firsts including the broad jump and 880. Grinnell won the pole vault and posted strong showings in the shot put while Iowa’s Dooley Skinner and P. Nelson paced tight finishes in several events.
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Vinton Wins Revenge Over Independence In Close Tilt
Vinton high defeated Independence 20 to 18 in the Tri Valley conference game on Vinton floor. Vinton led each period 5-3 11-7 18-11 20-18 and clinched on a late free throw miss by Wingert after Edmond fouled with one second left. A prior Tuesday game sent Independence 26-13. In a preliminary second teams game Vinton edged Independence 17-16 after trailing 6-11 at the half.
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Trosky Names Tribe as Flag Contender in 1930s Discussion
Trosky talks with Washington Senators access about Cleveland Indians rivals and left handed pitching. He praises Earl Whitehill and Earl Averill, Gehrig and Foxx, notes Detroit’s hustling style and predicts New York and Detroit as teams to beat with Boston and Philadelphia strong contenders. He backs Steve O'Neil as coach and mentions wintering with his wife.
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Trosky’s Rise From Cedar Rapids To Major Leagues
The 22 year old first baseman Earl Trosky recalls his unlikely path to the majors. He reflects on breaking as a regular last season with Cleveland and a near fined moment with umpire McGowan. He praises AL umpires including Louis Kohls from his minor league days.
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Conesville Nets Big Win In Little Five Showdown
Conesville high beat Nichols 40 to 22 to stay atop the Little Five standings as Hawkins poured in 22 points. Conesville’s seconds lost 28 to 19, and their junior high beat Nichols junior high 11 to 6.
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Cedar league basketball results from Belle Plaine to Ely
Belle Plaine fell to Tama 27 to 18 on their floor with Tama leading 13 to 10 at halftime. Thill scored 15 for Tama, O Toole had 6 for Belle Plaine, while Tama’s Shaver had 11 and Campbell 15 for Belle Plaine.
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Central City to Host Linn County Girls Basketball Tournament
The Linn county girls basketball tournament set for February 14 to 16 at Central City high school auditorium. Opening night features Central City vs Palo, Troy Mills vs Center Point, Lisbon vs Walker, and Alburnett vs Toddville. Semifinals Friday, consolation Saturday, final on Saturday night. R. E. Beall of Viola to officiate.
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Delaware Cage Tournament Pairings Set for Delhi and Manchester
Schoolmasters' club finalized dates and pairings for two Delaware county basketball tournaments. Junior high girls and boys compete in Delhi February 14–16, while high school boys play in Manchester February 21–23. Pairings include Hopkinton, Delhi, Colesburg, Oneida, Earlville, Manchester, Greeley, Buck Creek and Dundee among nine teams in the high school field.
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Aces Top Bears 36 to 13 in League Tilt
The Aces defeated the Bears 36 to 13 as Siamis led with eight points and six players each scored at least one field goal in the contest.
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Gazette Newsies Defeat Dark Horses In Rough Bout
The Gazette Newsies beat the Dark Horses in a rough game at McKinley School Gym. H. Hibbens led Gazette with eleven points while B. Taylor top-scored for Dark Horses with seven points. Score:
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Tama County Tourney Set To Open February 14
Special to The Gazette Tama county basketball tournament items list opening dates February 14 15 and 16 at Dysart public school gym. Juvenile Home Toledo vs Dinsdale leads first round at 7 p.m. Traer vs Chelsea at 8 p.m. Garwin vs Geneseo at 9 p.m. Friday matchups include Traer vs Clutter and Dysart versus Gladbrook with Toledo facing the Garwin Geneseo winner at 8:30 p.m. Officials named are L W Hitford and L L Mendenhall of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
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Giants Manager Terry Denied Locker Room Sacking Tale
Davis J Walsh reports that NY Giants manager Bill Terry denies a locker room attack on the final day of the 1934 season. Eye witnesses describe a shower room altercation and Terry’s alleged remarks, with players reacting and writers aiming to witness spring training.
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O'Connor Leads Dual Teams Toward Top Iowa Standings
Burt O'Connor directs both Cornell College and Mount Vernon high school basketball squads this season. Cornell, 5 Midwest Conference wins, beat Coe, Carleton, Beloit, and Monmouth while losing only to St Ambrose. Mount Vernon high school, in Eastern Iowa Conference play, defeated Anamosa twice and Mechanicsville and West Branch once, plus a second win over Marion this year.
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Manchester Rifle Club Elects 1935 Officers
The Manchester Post Rifle Club held its annual meeting Thursday night electing Dr. Wayne A. Hall as president Percy R. Lillibridge as secretary and treasurer and Walter Crabb as executive officer Four new members James L Markwell Dave Fitzpatrick Maynard Wendt and Audrey Shriver joined The club designated Monday and Thursday as practice nights and plans to enter interstate matches with possibly seven other teams this year with a schedule to be announced.
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Central City Sweeps Coggon In Twin Basketball Wins
Central City high school defeated Coggon 39 to 15 in the main game here Friday evening. The Central City second team also beat Coggon second 26 to 21.
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Japan plans air line to connect mandated Pacific islands
Japan outlines a proposed air line linking its mandated Pacific islands. The service would fly about one third of the distance across the ocean, connecting the territories and enhancing communication.
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