Linn County Tournament Opens With Close Wins
Ely defeats Toddville 21 20 in the opening game as Alburnett tops Center Point 31 15 and Viola edges Coggan in overtime. Semi finals and finals scheduled for Saturday with rounds continuing Friday and early Saturday.
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Maynard and Fayette Boys Win Couny Tilt
Fayette county tournaments opened with Clermont girls beating Maynard 38 to 14. Maynard beat Randalia 27 to 21. Fayette edged Hawkeye 20 to 18 after two overtimes.
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Beloit Beats Cornell 39 24 In Midwest Conference Tilt
Beloit college with coach Louis E Mean won their sixth Midwest Conference game at Beloit Wis defeating Cornell 39 24. Tamulis led Beloit with 11 points while Maloney top scored for Cornell with 10. The game featured 31 fouls and Beloit built a 19 10 halftime lead.
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Grisler may step into Yost's shoes
Alan Gould reports Michigan may elevate Fritz Crisler to athletic director and head football coach, with Fielding H. Yost near retirement. Princeton weighs Tad Wieman and Don Peden as Crisler looms. decisions hinge on offers and canvassing.
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St Ambrose Tightens Lead In Loop With Wesleyan Win
St Ambrose beat Iowa Wesleyan 34 to 23 to extend its first place in the Towa conference. After a slow first half the Bees pulled away as F Taffanelli scored five field goals and a free throw while Robert Frost led Wesleyan with two field goals and four free throws.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Anamosa and Monticello Win Jones County Round
Anamosa defeats Onslow 50 to 23 and Monticello beats Oxford Junction 25 to 14 in Jones County preliminaries advancing to the next round.
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Tipton and Bennett Take Cedar County Tourney Wins
Special to The Gazette Mechanicsville Tipton and Bennett advanced in the Cedar county basketball tournament Thursday night by defeating Mechanicsville and Lowden. Tipton won 24 to 17 while Bennett routed Lowden 47 to 26.
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Prep Cage Schedule For Tonight’s Games
McKinley at Roosevelt Sophomore game 7 p m varsity 8 15 Iowa City at Franklin Sophomore 7 varsity 8 St Patricks Iowa City at St Patricks Varsity 8 Sixth grade vs seventh grade 7 Marion at Wilson Wilson 8 15 sophomores vs Marion reserves 7 Sacred Heart Waterloo at Immaculate Conception Varsity 8 IC girls Ely 7 Alumni vs St Wenceslaus 8 Pale girls at St Wenceslaus 7
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Browns Trade Rollie Hemsley To Cleveland
The St Louis Browns ship catcher Rollie Hemsley to the Cleveland Indians for catcher Billy Sullivan infielder Roy Hughes and pitcher Ed Cole Williams. Browns vice president De Witt announced the three for one deal after a long distance call with Indians GM Slapnicka. Hemsley, who joined the Browns in 1933, had limited play last season and had multiple disciplinary episodes.
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Iowa Mat Team Bows To State Tutors Squad
The Iowa State Teachers defeated the University of Iowa 19 to 11 in Cedar Falls. IST won the first four bouts and clinched the victory when Bolinski defeated Johnston at 165 pounds. Other IST wins came at 118, 135, 143, 162, 175 and heavyweight, with referee Harrie Sievers of South Dakota State.
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Oklahoma Ties For Lead In Big Six
Oklahoma defeats Kansas State 44 35 to pull even with Kansas for Big Six leadership in Manhattan. Jimmy McNatt stars with five field goals and three free throws as the Sooners build a 20 14 halftime edge in a rough contest.
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Old Yankee Act to Be Replayed Maybe
Henry McLemore reports in St. Petersburg that the play Desire Under the Palms may return this winter with Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig in the starring roles replacing Babe Ruth and Jake Ruppert. The piece traces the comic plot and the playful swapping of stars as the audience anticipates a fresh take, with DiMaggio and Gehrig bringing new life to the classic production.
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Desire Under the Palms
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United Press
Waterloo Club Begins Spring Practice in Muskogee
Fred Flieg business manager of the Muskogee Reds announced that the Waterloo Indiana base ball club will train in Muskogee Oklahoma in April. The Three I club will hold practice here for two weeks beginning in April.
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Hot Stove League Pundit Fears Fuel Shortage For Baseball
Ford Frick speculates the hot stove league may disband due to lack of fuel as clubs show limited improvements. Enos Slaughter joins St Louis. Reds hire Bill McKechnie boosting hopes, while Cubs Pirates Giants Dodgers Braves Phils show minor moves. Revival expected by June with Cubs Cards Pirates Giants vying for first division.
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Mann Confident He Will Defeat Louis in Feb
Natie Mann, 22, prepares for a 15 round heavyweight title shot against Joe Louis on February 23 near Summit New Jersey. Promoters and camp members back him, noting his zero losses, victories over Bob Pastor and Gunnar Barland, and a belief he can upset Louis despite odds.
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Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County Iowa
On February 10 1998 Mary S Davidson was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Thomas Davidson late of Linn County Iowa Town deceased. All debts should be paid to the Executrix and all claims must be filed with E Wick attorney in the Linn County Iowa District Court.
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Iowa
Nine Cee Men Hit Two League Games This Weekend
Coe College basketball riders a two game swing in the Midwest conference with Monmouth visiting Illinois tonight and Knox visiting Galesburg Saturday. Nine players led by Bob McKinley John Prasch Bruno Gudatis Harry Mehlan Don Martin LeRoy McLeod Chris Bazos Ed Cisler and Roy McHush depart by auto.
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