Coe Standard Bearers Rally Past Cornell 39 32 in Key Meeting
Coe and Cornell battled to a 16 16 deadlock at halftime before Coe, led by Kammer and Birkhahn, pulled away after the break. McKinley and Linduska aided the surge as Coe finished 39 to 32 behind a sharp second half defense. Fetters and Fink paced Cornell with 11 and 6 respectively. Officials: Crabbe, Knox. Winter, Grinnell.
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Coe
Cornell
Jim Fetters
Cee
Ben Kammer
Frank Linduska
Fetters
Chris Bates
Schaeferle
Kammer
Joe Fink
Kohawks
Bob McKinley
Batos
McLeod
Peterson
Real Heif
Coc
Tom Crabbe
Knox
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Iowa Hawks second in quad track meet at home
Wisconsin outpaced Iowa and Northwestern to win the indoor quad meet in Iowa City with 53 points. Iowa finished second with 45 and Northwestern trailed with ten. John Graves of Iowa set a meet record by winning the 880-yard run in 1 58.5 as Iowa and Wisconsin each claimed five first places.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeye
Hawkeyes
Badgers
John Graves
Mehl
Skinner
Delaney
Carl Teufel
Ensley
Lamb
Kellner
Brandt
Harris
Fred Teufel
Keitel
Billig
Graves
Grosser
Larson
Fenske
Cooke
Lyle
Purvis
R. Nelson
Carroll
Haller
Padway
Scharff
Sutton
Christianson
DeHeer
Farrah
Weichmann
Best
Lindenmeyer
Kommers
Armstrongs And Lighters Annex Y. League Games
The Clothiers defeated Cherry Burrell 30 to 26 and the Lighters beat International Harvester 42 to 19 in Friday night YMCA league basketball. Armstrong Clothing and the league leading Iowa Electric Light and Power teams hung up loop victories.
Roosevelt Rough Riders Clinch Conf Lead With McKinley Triumph
Roosevelt High School defeated McKinley 36 to 24 on the west side court, moving closer to the Mississippi Valley conference title. Fjellman and Ryerson starred for Roosevelt, combining for 28 points, while Olson led McKinley with 15 points.
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Davenport
Roosevelt High School
McKinley High Cagers
West Side
Don Wolfe
Rough Riders
Golden Bears
Fijellman
West Sider
Fjellman
Ryerson
Parnell Downs North English 39 20 in County Match
Parnell defeated North English 39 to 20 marking their second win over the Irish this season and the last game for the Irish in the county conference. Harry Ward and Lower led scoring with 27 points, Newberry added eight for North English, and Parnell drew North English in the first round of the county tournament with Whalen’s squad set to meet Oxford Tuesday.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
Iowa
Wildcats
Charlie King
Morris Matthews
Dewitt Gibson
Wilbur Nead
Ekfelt
Himmelee
Advant
Millen
Taylor
Maland
Tosconian
Cottrill
Phibbs
King Northwestern
Matthews
Leonardi
Gridley
Vergamini
Captain Gibson
Parnell
Parnell High
Shamrocks
Harry Ward
Lower
Newberry
Bears
North English
Whalen
Oxford
Monona Cage Teams Win Two Contests Lose One
Monona junior high boys beat Marquette 14-10 in overtime. Monona girls fell to Waterville 32-27 with Puls leading Water Ville and Pape Bernhard and Seeland starring for Monona. Monona high boys defeated Marquette 29-22 as Moses Madison and Schotl shined, while Schott and Shaefer starred for Marquette.
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the Gazette
Monona
Marquette Junior High
Waterville Girls
Puls
Waterville
Pape
Bernhard
Seeland
Monona High
Marquette
Moses
Madison
Schotl
Schott
Shaefer
Maquoketa Teams Win Two Contests Friday
Maquoketa high school beat Lyons 41 to 27 to share second in the Illowa league with DeWitt and Lyons. Rosenbern led Maquoketa with 10 points while Thoms had 8 for Lyons. Maquoketa B team beat Lyons B 28 to 14. Maquoketa junior college defeated Independence 33 to 30. Andrew high school over Maquoketa Jackson county team 37 to 30. second team 9 to 4.
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Maquoketa
Maquoketa High School
Lyons
DeWitt and
Savanna High
Savanna
Rosenbern
Thoms
Lyons “B
Barrows
Bahl
Maquoketa Junior College
Independence
Wilson Conquers Dubuque 33 to 24 in tight battle
Wilson High Ramblers upset a highly touted Dubuque quintet 33 to 24 as Stastny led Wilson with 14 points and St Germain added key assists. Dubuque's Gan tenbein scored three baskets and three free throws, with a late rally fading before intermission.
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Wilson High
Ramblers
Dubuque
Tom Stastny
Gantenbein
Stastny
Krumm
Fuller
Heley
River Boys
Usher
Wilson
Marengo Edges Toledo In OT 36-34
Marengo high school defeated Toledo 36-34 in overtime in a Cedar League clash. Wanamaker scored the deciding points as Bartusek led Marengo with 11, while Blake had 13 for Toledo and Belt 11. A preliminary saw Marengo second team win 20-18.
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Gazette
Toledo
Marengo
Iowa
Purdue Trackmen Edge Chicago in Indoor Meet After 20 Years
Purdue Thinclads defeated the Chicago Maroons 44 to 42 in an indoor season opener. Purdue claimed wins in the mile and two mile events, snapping two decades of Chicago dominance.
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Purdue
Chicago
Chicago Maroons
Jensen to Play in St Augustine Golf Championship
Heinie Jensen of Cedar Rapids Country Club will compete in the tenth annual national championship of golf club champions at St. Augustine links February 15 to 20. His entry for the Walter J. Travis memorial trophy classic was received today or earns him a place in a field that includes defending champion Claude Harmon of Orlando and three other former champions.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Heinie Jensen
Cedar Rapids Country Club
St. Augustine Links
Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Claude Harmon
Orlando
Three Games Played In Louisa County Meet
First round games in the Louisa county tournament at Morning Sun produced Wapello 33 over Wyman 19, Columbus Junction 23 over Morning Sun 18, and Grandview 37 over Cotter 26.
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Louisa County
Morning Sun
Wapello
Wyman
Columbus Junction
Grandview
Cotter
Reserved Seats Added For Golden Gloves Finals
Heavy demand for finals tickets at the Coliseum leads to additional seating sections on sale. Early inquiries show rapid uptake in the new areas. Reserved seats cost 1.41 dollars with 85 cent, 40 cent options available at Belden Hill's, Curry's, and Lyman's cigar shops.
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Belden Hill’s
Curry’s
Lyman’s
Luther Outpoints Simpson In League Letto 35 To 32
Luther defeats Simpson 35 to 32 to stay atop the Iowa conference basketball race at Decorah. Hanson leads Luther with ten points while Tom Sharples equalizes for Simpson with ten as Simpson rallies after halftime. Simpson visits Upper Iowa Saturday.
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Luther
Simpson
Decorah
Iowa
Redmen
Norsemen
Tom Sharples
Ace
Frank Casey
Hanson
Sharples
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Grundy Center Downs Traer 27-13 In Iowa Cedar Shootout
Grundy Center toppled Traer 27 to 13 on Traer’s floor to stay near the top of the Iowa Cedar league standings. Grabinski, Shirk and Slickers sparked the Spartans in the second half while Sealock paced Traer. Rodney Wood suffered a fractured wrist in a scramble under the basket.
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TRAER
Grundy Center
Grundy
Spartans
Grabinski
Shirk
Slickers
Spartan
Sealock
Rodney Wood
Monticello Anamosa and Martello Win Games
In a Jones county basketball tournament night Monticello Anamosa and Martello advanced. Anamosa edged Olin 23 22 with Blayney scoring eleven for the winners. Martello overwhelmed Morley 36 3 as Richardson scored five baskets and two free throws. Monticello beat Oxford Junction 48 19 led by Lambert Eden five baskets and Bright twenty for Morley.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Martello
Jones County
Olin
Blayney
Martelle
Morley
Richardson
Oxford Junction
Lambert
Eden
Bright
Y. M. C. A. Swimming Teams Prep for Davenport Meet
The Y M C A intermediate and senior squads travel to Davenport for a dual meet tonight. Intermediate entrants include John Ely Bob Romesberg Bob Gibson Bud Tremain Leo Wilson and Jim Bowker led by Walton Keller with coach Leo Baughman. Senior swimmers are Bill Walsmith Walton Keller Cyril Noon Walter Maciejewsky and Don Russell.
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Davenport
Walton Keller
Leo Baughman
John Ely
Bob Romesberg
Bob Gibson
Bud Tremain
Leo Wilson
Jim Bowker
Bill Walsmith
Cyril Noon
Walter Maciejewsky
Don Russell
Marion Indians Tame Springville 29 26 In wild away game
Marion broke a ten game slide against Springville 29 26 on Springville’s floor. The Indians led 20 13 after the first game and 29 26 at the finish as lead swung throughout. Springville, defeated for the first time at home, hosts Marion Friday with Referee Poppenhager officiating.
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The
Gazette
Springville
Marion
Taylor
Davin
Invaders
Crimson and Gold
Indians
Immaculate Conception Defeats St Patrick's 20 12
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds held St Patrick's to two field goals and pulled away in the final period to win 20-12 on the east side court. Stramel Green and Spaight led scoring with six points each as fouls dominated a low scoring game and the Greyhounds earned their twelve point victory.
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Immaculate Conception
Greyhounds
St. Patrick's
Shamrocks
Columbia Academy
East Siders
Red Moore
Jim Spaight
Bill Green
Greyhound
St. Patrick’s
John Stramer
Nick Taylor
Leghimen
Syaight
Johnny Corsello
Stramel
Green
Taylor
Dick Prohaska
The
Spaight
I. C
Driscoll
Kenney
Fleming
M’gillic
A.corsello
Prohaska
J.corsello
Moore
St. Patrick's al. Immaculate Conception
Carr Lavell
Coe
Marengo and Conroy Girls Meet In Tourney
Marengo and Conroy clash again for the Iowa county girls title as Conroy seeks the win they could not manage in the regular season. Conroy defeated Victor 28 to 19 while Marengo overwhelmed Ladora 63 to 1, with standout scoring by Jeanette Bavis for Conroy and Dorothy Bartusek for Marengo.
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Gazette
Marengo
Conroy
Iowa County
Victor
Ladora
Speedy Jeannette Bavis
Eva MaeGwin
Shirley McSweeney
Ethel Leahy
Dorothy Bartusek
Gladys Hoyle
LaDean Schultz
Lorna Shaull
Louis Brown Fight Set for WJZ NBC Broadcast
The Joe Louis Natie Brown bout in Kansas City next Wednesday will air on WJZ NBC. Clem McCarthy will describe the ring action starting at 10 10 p m. McCarthy previously drew limited play by play during Louis last kilocycle broadcast in Cleveland on December 13 when Louis floored Eddie Sims early.
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New York
Joe Louis
Natie Brown
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Wjznbc
Clem McCarthy
NBC
Louis
McCarthy
Joe
Eddie Sims
Cleveland
West Liberty Beats Univ High 31 17 in Iowa City
West Liberty won a Little Eight game at University High of Iowa City 31 to 17. Crewe led the WL five with eight baskets, including six in the second half, after a 3-3 tie at the end of the first quarter. Schnoebelen was University High’s top scorer with ten points.
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Gazette
Iowa City
West Liberty
University High of
Crewe
Schnoebelen
University High
Columbia Defeats Central In Tight 22 21 Cage Game
Pella Iowa AP Kolfenbachs free throw after two field goals by Knockel and Kruse gave Columbia a one point lead for a 22 to 21 victory over Central in a lowa conference basketball game Friday night.
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Central
Pella
Kolfenbach
Knockel
Kruse
Cuhawks
Various College Basketball Scores From Regional Games
A compilation of score results across numerous colleges and universities, listing teams such as Cornell, Columbia, Central, SMU, Rice, Mississippi State, Tulane, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Duke, Georgia, Utah, Montana State, Central Wesleyan, and many others. Highlights include overtime notes and regional matchups with final tallies like Cornell 32 Columbia 22 and Central 21, plus numerous high school results.
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Columbia
Central
College of Emporia
Haskell Indians
Southern Methodist
Rice
Mississippi State
Tulane
Eau Claire
South Dakota University
Omaha University
Marshall
Miami
Murray
Mexico City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arleton
Knox
Washburn
Tulsa U
North Carolina
Duke
Mercer University
University of Georgia
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hastings
Hebron
Carthage
St. Viator
Stanford
University of California At Idaho
Oregon
Augustana
Eureka
Stespere
Northern
Bemidji
Mankate
Washington
Washington State
Southern California
California
Drake
St. Louis
Luther
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Dakota Wesleyan
Ambroz advances in state handball tourney
Otto Ambroz of Cedar Rapids beat R. Patton of Mason City 21-12 21-11 in the first round at the Y M C A courts. Parker of Fort Dodge did not appear for his match with Coggeshall of Des Moines. The second round and semis were due this afternoon with the finals tonight. Doubles began before noon and finals were also scheduled for tonight. Don Steffa, the defending champion, was set to face Pilson in Waterloo in the second round Saturday afternoon.
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Otto Ambroz
Cedar Rapids
R. Patton
Mason City
Parker
Fort Dodge
Coggeshall
Des Moines
Franklin Faces West Waterloo On Home Court Tonight
Franklin basketball hosts West Waterloo on its local floor in varsity and sophomore tilts. The sophomore game starts at 7 pm and the varsity at 8 pm. Coach Rust's Thunderbolts aim for an upset with fast pace and snappy attacks from both teams.
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Franklin
West Waterloo
Rust
Thunderbolts
Cooper's 68 Sets Pace At Houston Open
In Houston Texas Cooper led 97 players after the first round with a 68 at River Oaks, three under par, as qualifiers move into the second 18 holes. Byron Nelson and Denny Shute trailed with 70 and 72 respectively, aiming to reach the 36 hole medal play finale.
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Houston
Tex
Harry’ Cooper
Chicago
River Oaks Country Club
Cooper
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Denny Shute
Boston
Nelson
Shute
Bennett and Stanwood Reach Cedar County Finals
In the Cedar County girls tournament Bennett defeated Durant 25-14 and Stanwood beat Lowden 59-6 in the semifinals while Bennett edged Clarence 28-23. The finals and consolation games are set for Saturday night with Lowden and Springdale already eliminated.
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Clarence
Cedar County
Lowden
Springdale
Bennett
Durant
Stanwood
Oneida and Earlville Split Two Cage Tilts
Oneida and Earlville split two games on Friday night in the gymnasium. In girls action Oneida won 49 to 34, while the boys fell 27 to 10 on defense as Earlville held the lead throughout the contest.
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Oneida
Earlville
Oneida Cagers
Iowa Wesleyan Trips Dubuque In 57-39 Loop Game
Iowa Wesleyan center Bob Frost scored 19 points to move atop the conference scoring race as Wesleyan beat Dubuque 57 to 39. Frost went 8 for 11 from the floor and 3 for 4 at the line to push his conference total to 117 points.
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Mount Pleasant
Bob Frost
Iowa Wesleyan Center
Iowa
Wesleyan
Dubuque
Frost
Drake Quintet Edges Washington 37 35 in Narrow MVC Clash
Drake revived Bulldogs pull within a half game of league leading Oklahoma Aggies in the Missouri Valley race by edging Washington 37 to 35 in a wild scoring game. They led 21 16 at the half, then slumped as Washington edged closer. Ozment tied the score with under four minutes left by hitting a long field goal.
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Des Moines
Drake
Bulldogs
Oklahoma Aggies
Washington
Bears
Ozment
Cleveland Voted Into National Pro League
CHICAGO AP Cleveland was voted a franchise in the National professional football league Friday increasing the membership to ten clubs five in the east and five in the west.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Stanley Defeats Fairbank 32-29 In Gritty Tilt
The local high school team Stanley beat Fairbank 32 to 29. Brownell led the winners with 19 points.
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Fairbank
Brownell
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