Center Point High Captures Linn County Championship
Center Point High edged Springville 24 22 in the Linn County title game at the Coe gym. Dietz Newland scored the final points after tying the game with a free throw, sealing the victory for Coach Otto Lammers. Troy Mills beat Viola 21 19 in the consolation game with Carl Cress scoring the decisive basket.
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Springville
Coe Gym
Dietz Newland
Linn
Coe Gymnasium
Otto Lammers
Newland
Spring Point High School
Marvin Groves
Wiley
Dick Smith
Gerald Heefner
Heefner
Smith
Groves
Shaffer
W Newland
Troy Mills
Viola
Carl Cress
Robert Smith
Center Point
P Hampton
Holloway
Cooper
Graham
Comreid
Floyd
Shafter
McArthur
Center
Wilson
Iowa State
Hodges
Hoosiers Maintain Big Ten Lead With 50 39 Win Over Iowa
Indiana edged Iowa 50 to 39 before about 5 000 fans as Capt. Ernie Andres led scoring with 18 points. Indiana moved to 5 wins in six Big Ten games while Iowa dropped to sixth conference loss.
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OWA City
Indiana
Iowa
Hoosiers
Ernie Andres
Warmerdam Sets Indoor Pole Vault World Record in Boston
Cornelius Warmerdam of the Olympic Club San Francisco cleared 14 feet 6 5/8 inches on his second attempt to set a new world indoor pole vault mark at the Boston Garden during the Golden Anniversary Meet. Jenn Cunningham won the Hunter Mile in front of 16,000 as 24 hours earlier he beat Chuck Fenske in Philadelphia. Bill Fritz of Queens edged Harold Cagle for the Canadian-American indoor title in the 1.12.8. The meet also featured Lapham 1000 and other sprint and hurdle finals.
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Boston
Cornelius Warmerdam
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Boston Garden
Jenn Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Wayne Rideout
North Texas
Archie San Romani
New York
Fenske
Blaine Rideout
Bill Fritz
Queens University
Harold Cagle
Oklahoma Baptist University
Hollis Roy Staley
Los Angeles
Herbert Thompson
Jersey City
John
Borican
Elberon
N.W
Open Skating Meet Draws 63 Entrants for Sunday Showdown
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa Skating Association event at the municipal rink due to ice conditions on the river rink. The field includes George Shimek Cedar Rapids and Eddie Schroeder of Chicago with Delbert Lamb absent. The program features about 25 races from 1:30 pm to roughly 3 pm with free admission and a list of entries led by Shimek, Lamb, and Dames from Oconomowoc and Cedar Rapids.
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Roosevelt Rink
Iowa Skating Association
Young Men's Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
George Shimek
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
United States
Delbert Lamb
Oconomowoc
Wis
New York
Columbia Defeats Penn College Five 35-23 in Iowa Clash
OSKALOOSA AP Columbia stayed in the race for the Iowa conference basketball title with a 35 23 victory over Penn College Five. The Duhawks posted their fifth win in seven league games Saturday night in a key conference contest.
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Columbia
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Penn
Duhawks
Davenport Hands Sac City in Initial Setback
Davenport defeats Sac City 31 to 28 in a Saturday night game marking Sac City’s first loss of the season. The matchup occurred in Davenport with the hosts pulling ahead late.
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Davenport
Sac City
Franklin High Nips Wilson Quint 25 28
Franklin High edged Wilson 25 to 23 as Pete Schwinn scored the decisive basket with less than a second left. The Thunderbolts secured their first win since Jan. 6, aided by strong free throw shooting from Tomy Farmer and Don Konigsmark.
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Franklin High
Roy McHugh
Franklin-Wilson
Pete Schwinn
Franklin
Thunderbolt
Rust Boys
Maquoketa
Schwinn
Farmer
Mastin
Ramblers
Wilson
Tomy Farmer
Don Konigsmark
Earl Mastin
Small Franklin
Donald van Durn
Clark Jennings
Glenn Kerres
The
Thunderbolts
Schwitin
Most Valuable Baseball Team Fresh from Market Listings
A speculative lineup names Bill Dickey Johnny Vander Meer Bob Feller Hank Greenberg Joe Gordon Arky Vaughan Stanley Hack Joe DiMaggio Joe Medwick Mel Ott as the top open market value players. DiMaggio is worth up to 250000 with others near 160000 or more and Feller at least 150000. Hack rests around 75000 with the rest shown above.
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Bill Dickey
Yankees
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Joe Gordon
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Stanley Hack
Cubs
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Mel Ott
Giants
DiMaggio
Medwick
Greenberg
Vander Meer
Feller
Hack
Gordon
Charley Gehringer
Yankee
Tiger
Purdue Rockets End Illini Hopes In Big Ten Tilt
Purdue beat Illinois 40 to 30 in Lafayette Indiana before 8 500 fans. Fred Beretta Gene Anderson and Dan Fisher led Purdue with 11 9 and 8 points. Illinois top scorer Crish had 8. Purdue led 19 16 at halftime.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Illinois
Doug Mills
Dehner
Mapac
Fred Beretta
Gene Anderson
Dan Fisher
Boilermakers
Crish
Illinni
Purdue Ted
St Ambrose Defeats Monmouth 30 to 27
St Ambrose college of Davenport remained undefeated in the Iowa conference with a 30 to 27 win over Monmouth college at the coliseum. The contest featured tight defense and a late second half surge by St Ambrose to secure the victory.
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St. Ambrose
Monmouth
Chicago
St. Ambrose College of
Davenport
College
Finalists Set for Golden Gloves Tournament
Earl Coughlin reports the Golden Gloves draw advances to semifinals with two finalists confirmed. Boxers from local clubs compete for the national amateur title amid strong regional talent and anticipated bouts.
Golden Gloves semi finals set at Memorial coliseum
Thirty two fighters from Cedar Rapids and 16 Iowa centers gather for the fourth annual Golden Gloves semi finals and finals at Memorial coliseum. Eight champions from eight weight classes advance to the Chicago Tournament of Champions February 27 to March 1 with jackets and satin trunks awarded and a sportsmanship trophy to be presented. Tickets remain for 85 cent general admission and 50 cent balcony seating, with stage chairs boosting capacity above 3,000 as flyweights through heavyweights compete.
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Thompson
Memorial Coliseum
Lyle Thiederman
Mason City
Jim Nance
Cedar Rapids
Tommy Eden
Monticello
Gaylord Sacora
Vance Basler
Iowa City
John Wagner
Oelwein
Iowa
Chicago
Curry’s
Niagara Cigar
Belden Hill
Lyman’s
Simpson Stops Luther in Iowa Conference Tilt
In Decorah on Saturday night Simpson defeated Luther 34 to 30 to pull within a game and a half of the undefeated St Ambrose lead. The win was Simpson's seventh in nine conference games.
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Decorah
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Luther
Bill Zuber Signs Indian Contract
Cleveland announces signing of five rookies including Bill Zuber of Middle Amana Iowa. Zuber previously played for Milwaukee.
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Bill Zuber
Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
Middle Amana
Zuber
Milwaukee
College basketball scores across multiple games and teams
Report lists numerous men’s college basketball results with scattered scores and team names such as Indiana Iowa Purdue St. Louis Minnesota Cornell Pennsylvania North Dakota State Morningside Kansas State Iowa State Marquette and Wisconsin. The text mixes partial scores and unreadable fragments.
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Indiana
Iowa
Purdue Hlinoels
Rotthwestern
St.ilekican
Michican
Mate
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Siven
North Dakota State
Morningside
Fina
Kansas State
Hows State
A. Hows
St. Ambrose
Hsneurl
W.F. U
Arquette
Gilleh Tehrs
Watthur
Mor John's
Kansas State Tops Iowa State 44 40 In Rough Big Six clash
Kansas State fueled by Chester Homer Wesche edged Iowa State 44 to 40 in Manhattan. Wesche scored 18 to lead both teams as the Wildcats rallied late with six minutes remaining on a Bees setup and two free throws to seize control after a 36 31 deficit.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Chester Homer Wesche
Iowa State
Cyclones
Glenn Bees
Wildcats
Wesche
Gordon Nicholas
Bob Harris
Cyclone
Bees
Boes
Indiana Beats Iowa Behind Strong Second Half Showing
Indiana seized a 46 to 33 lead late, with Andres scoring half the period total and teammates Menke Armstrong Dro Motter contributing key goals. Iowa’s Ben Stephens top scored for the Hawkeyes with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws.
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Town
Howard Irvine
Ben Stephens
Stephens
Tommy Lind
Hoosiers
Indiana
Andres
Bill Menke
Paul Armstrong
Bob Dro
Tom Motter
Armstrong
Iowa
Hawkeyes
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Don Comreid
Burt Cooper
Weldon Wiley
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Shetlor
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Cress
Penne Aldridge
Towa
Warmerdam
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Union
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Sennior
Eugene Lamb
Ralph Dames
Larry Dennis
Leo Leonard
Ernie Gallagher
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Andrew Fisher
Stan Collins
Marshalltown
Fran Shimek
Ed Shimek
Robert Ender
la Crosse
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Iena
Motter
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Iris Ba Ceten
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