Good scores ten baskets as Coe trims Augustana
Chester Good scorched the Norse with ten field goals leading Coe College to a 42 to 24 win over Augustana at the Norse gym. Pack and Poole added eight and six respectively as Coe built a 21 to 11 halftime edge and cruised in the second half.
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Ock Island
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Chester Good
Coe Colleged
Augustana Cagers
Norse Gymnasium
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Kohawk
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Poole
Luther Thrashes Cornell 38-22 in Saturday Dunk
Luther college overwhelmed Cornell college with a 38 to 22 victory after a slow start. Despite an early 4 to 2 lead for Cornell, Luther pulled ahead to 18 to 6 at halftime with strong efforts from Berren and Hanson.
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Cornell
Luther
Decorah
Luther College
Cornell College
Berren
Hanson
Towa Sophomore Athletes Will Get Scholarship Awards
Ten University of Iowa sophomore athletes will receive silver cups for outstanding scholarship and athletics during the freshman year. Dr. E. H. Lauer will present the awards between halves of the Wisconsin Iowa game.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. H. Lauer
Wisconsin-Iowa
John P. McClintock
John T. McClintock
Joseph McCann
River Forest
Ill
Kingsley Clarke
Adel
John F. Lorenzen
Ogden
Wendel Taylor
Ireton
John Grim
Thomas Corcoran
Rock Rapids
John van der Zee
William Bedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Indiana Beats Minnesota 31 22 in Big Ten Showdown
Bloomington Indiana crowd witnesses Indiana prevail over Minnesota 31 to 22 marking the Hoosiers second Big Ten win as the Gophers suffer a sixth consecutive defeat.
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Minnesota
Bloomington
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Gophers
Ames Matmen Cruise Past Nebraska 38 0 in Lincoln
Iowa State grapplers sweep the Nebraska wrestling team in Lincoln scoring seven falls and one decision for a 38 to 0 rout. Johnny Bishop was the lone Husker not pinned, losing by decision to Gilbert Golden in the 126 pound bout.
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University of Nebraska
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Huskers
Gilbert Golden
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Golden
Robert Hess
United States
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Otopalik
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Green
Ruseles
Wells
Nelson
Freevert
Thomas
Martin
Meredith
NII
Toppino Wins Briggs 50 Yard Dash in Boston Tonight
Emmet Toppino of New Orleans dominates the Briggs 50 yard dash at the Boston Athletic Association games before 7,000 fans with a 5.6 second time. Frank Yykoff of Glendale trails by inches for second. Norman Woolford takes third.
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New Orleans
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Glendale
Calif
Toppino
Norman Woolford
Nichols Junior College
R. E. McLaughlin
Bowdoin College
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Yale
Johnny Grady
Harvard
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Polytechnics
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Boston College
Louis Welch
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New England
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H. L. Clark
West End
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Amherst
Bowdoin
Williams
Wheatland Clinches Wapsie League Title With 10th Win
Wheatland remains unbeaten in the Wapsie Eight with a 10th straight win after trimming Clarence. Lowden beats Stanwood 29 25. Bennett leads girls with four straight wins and faces Calamus next. Hoffmeier of London tops scoring with 161 points in 12 games. Schede Riedesel and Schutt post 124 116 and 114 points for Wheatland.
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Wheatland
Lowden
Stanwood
Bennett
Calamus
Grand Mound
Hoffmeier
London
Schede
Riedesel
Schutt
Bors
Notre Dame Stages Closing Rally to Top Pittsburgh
Notre Dame halted Pittsburgh's seven game win streak with a 38 to 31 victory at home. Johnny Jordan and Joe Voegele fueled a late surge, Voegele scoring 11, including three late one handed shots to break a 28-28 tie as Notre Dame improved its record before a 6,000 crowd.
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Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Johnny Jordan
Chicago
Joe Voegele
Peoria
Voegele
Don McCamant
Pitt
P Voegele
Smith
Jordan
W. Hughes
Krause
Hughes
Newbold
l'Ochsenhirt
Crowe
McCamant
Bolster
Penn
Travnicek
Armour Tech
Dubuque Edges Washington 26 to 25 in Frankin gym
Dubuque high school just beat Washington high 26 25 after a late barrage of long shots. C Jackson led Dubuque with five field goals and six free throws while Jakoubek and Magnuson sparked Washington before fouls ended his night.
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Washington High School
Franklin Gym
Tigers
C. Jackson
Dubuque
River City
Washington High
Dubuque Machine
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Magnuson
Washington
Johnson
Washington Sophs
Clayton County Cage Meet Opens Feb 24 With 12 Teams
Twelve Clayton county quintets gather here Friday February 24 for the annual county meet. Play starts 9 a m opening day with four first round games Mc Gregor versus Strawberry Point Gut tenberg against Farmersburg Elkader versus Garnavillo Monona versus Luana. Second round byes pair Edgewood versus Elkport and Marquette versus Vega City. Semis Saturday afternoon and finals at 8 30 p m preceded by a coaches game at 7 30 p m.
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Clayton County
McGregor
Strawberry Point
Guttenberg
Farmersburg
Elkader
Garnavillo
Monona
Luana
Edgewood
Elkport
Marquette
Vega City
Sigourney To Compete In Meet At Oskaloosa
Sigourney will represent Keokuk county in the state sectional tourney to be held at Oskaloosa March 2 to 4. Other A class teams include Oskaloosa Pella New Sharon and North English. Class B teams from Keokuk county are Hedrick Keswick Webster Martinsburg Gibson and Delta.
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Keokuk County
Oskaloosa
Pella
New Sharon
Hedrick
Keswick
Webster
Martinsburg
Gibson
Delta
East Coast sports lore and personal feuds in a single column
A wide look at sports figures and moments from early 20th century baseball and football. Notes on Earle Neale,Jimmy Phelan,Babe Hellinberry, Pop Warner and How Jones, plus anecdotes about Wilbert Robinson,Fitzsimmons,Schaaf and Carady. Mentions Ruth,Gainer and potential baseball Sundays in Pennsylvania with local payroll implications.
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University of Washington
Babe Hellinberry
Washington State
Hellinberry
San Francisco
Phelan
Dick Nisbet
Pop Warner
How Jones
Illinois Wallops Wisconsin 38 20 in Champaign
Illinois defeated Wisconsin 38 to 25 to snap a Big Ten slump. Frank Froschauer led with 22 points on nine baskets and four free throws, helping a 24 12 halftime lead. Poser and Smith paced Wisconsin with three baskets each as Illinois secured three wins, three losses in conference play.
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Frank Froschauer
Froschauer
Ilinois
Poser
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Athletes at Upper Iowa Receive Letters in Three Sports
Upper Iowa University in Fayette state awarded sweaters and letters at a chapel service led by Dr. J. E. Dorman and Dr. A. E. Bennett. Football letters went to Sungalia Nedimovich Michalski Kiple Humphrey Holmes Tynan Snively Hughes Gleason and others. basketball letter to James Gleason. baseball letter to Robert Mullen. Sungalia and Gleason earned captaincies. single season football letters went to Alton Anderson Tate Julien Shaw Oelwein Taylor Maynard.
McCann Named Manager of St. Paul Saints
Emmett McCann first baseman for Indianapolis in the American Association has signed a one year contract to manage the St. Paul Saints. President Bob Connery announced the move on Saturday. McCann may also fill in as utility infielder and succeeds Albert Lefield whose contract was not renewed.
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Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Jackson
Joe Choynski
Tom Sharkey
Sullivan
John L
Tony Canzoneri
Fidel Labarba
Pennsylvania
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Athletics
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Babe Ruth
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Brooklyn
del Gainer
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Gainer
ST. Paul, Minn
Emmett McCann
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Paul
Bob Connery
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Albert
Lefty) Lefield
Indians
Columbus
Martello Wins Jones County Basketball Title
Martello defeated Monticello 19 11 to win the Jones county tournament. They beat Anamosa 24 20 after defeating Wyoming 35 30. Wyoming edged Anamosa 24 23 in a consolation game. Center Junction beat Oxford Junction 32 30 to win the girls title.
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Martello
Jones County
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Final sport brings win over conference champs
The University of Iowa basketball team pulled away in the final two minutes to beat Purdue 34 30 in Iowa City. Iowa guards Grim and Selzer sparked a late shooting barrage that sealed the victory despite Purdue’s early lead and strong long range shooting from the visitors.
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Seizer
Iowa City
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Fehring
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Ohio State defeats Army 41 to 25 in conference game
Ohio State University beat Army 41 to 25 before 5,500 fans to extend its win streak to eleven games. Bob Colburn sparked the second half with three field goals and a free throw after Army led 15 to 5 at the half. Bruce Epler led Army with nine points as the Cadets battled, but Ohio State pulled away late.
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Ohio
Bob Colburn
State
Bruce Epler
Cadets
Conrad
Ames Tankmen Defeat Nebraska In Big Six Swim Meet
Iowa State swimmers toppled Nebraska 46 to 38 in Lincoln to defend the Big Six title. The Cyclones won the 220 yard free and set a conference mark in the 300 yard medley as they held the early lead after Nebraska led at the start.
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Giants Sign Schumacher After St Lawrence Graduation
Hal Schumacher pitcher signs 1933 player contract with the New York Giants after graduating Thursday from St Lawrence College Canton New York.
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Hal Schumacher
St. Lawrence College
Canton
N.Y
New York Giants
College basketball scores across many teams and states
A string of college basketball results listed with numerous schools such as Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio State Army Michigan Michigan State Notre Dame Pitt Yale Dartmeuth Oklahoma Nebraska Penn State Cornell Chadron Penn Teachers Maryland Washington Johns Hopkins Syracuse Rochester Florida Vanderbilt Texas Texas Christian Lawrence Knoxville St Thomas McAlester Gustavus Adolphus Moorhead Princeton Lafayette Dartmouth Western Michigan Stanford Kentucky Georgia Tech Western Reserve Carnegie Tech Duquesne West Virginia Oklahoma A M Creighton.
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Michigan State Wins Mat Tussle Against Cornell
Michigan State defeated Cornell 25 to 4 in a wrestling meet at East Lansing. State won six of eight bouts with three falls by Ball Thamer and Rajkovich, while Cornell’s Morford beat Cox for the lone Cornell victory and Ellison and Monett drew in overtime.
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Pry
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Rer
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Moriordec
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Fayette County Meet Draws Twelve Teams
Elgin hosts a Fayette county prep cage meet from Thursday through Saturday featuring twelve teams in the boys competition. A girls meet with six entries accompanies the event. Boys quarterfinal pairings include Elgin versus Maynard byes and matches such as Oelwein versus Randalia and Hawkeye versus Fayette. Semi finals follow Saturday afternoon with finals that night.
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Gazette
ELGIN
Fayette County
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Randalia
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James J Corbett Spends Quiet Day in New York
Former heavyweight champion James J. Corbett spent a quiet day in New York after a restless night, according to a bulletin issued Saturday night by his physician.
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James J. Corbett
New York
Gopher Paddlers Defeat Carleton In Big Swim Meet
Minnesota's swimming team defeated Carleton College at the armory pool winning first in all events including the relays. The Gophers totaled 38 points to Carleton's 17 in Saturday’s 4 event meet.
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Minnesota
Carleton
Armory
Gophers
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