Morris Aims for 200 Point Big Ten Mark This Season
Northwestern star Max Morris pursues a 200 point Big Ten season joining Kotz Phillip and Ives as the league’s limited 200 point club. He has 147 points through 9 games and needs an average near 18 per game to reach the milestone while facing Illinois Minnesota and Ohio State. Morris, a versatile athlete, also earned All American football honors and runs track at Northwestern.
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Illinois
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Whiz Kids
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Iowa
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Anamosa Beats Monticello In WaMaC Showdown
Anamosa Blue Raiders routed Monticello 36 to 27 on Monticello court, extending their WaMaC pace and locking a sectional opener bid. Mt. Vernon topped Solon 31 to 28, Winthrop edged Brandon in OT 36 to 32 after a 30 30 tie, and Dinsdale beat Reinbeck 31 to 29 in a tight finish.
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Dutchmen Edge Simpson 51 45 in Town Conference clash
Central college avenged a earlier loss by defeating Simpson 51 to 45 to move into second place in the Town conference standings. Simpson had beaten the Dutchmen 49 to 37 earlier this season.
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Rick Ferrell Retires From Playing to Coach Senators
Washington AP reports 39 year old Rick Ferrell will end his 20 year catching career to take a coaching post with the Senators. He helped popularize the knuckleball and set a new American League record last season for games caught, forming a famed battery with Wes Ferrell years ago.
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Pirates Roe Fractured Skull After Dispute With Official
Elwin Preacher Roe of the Pittsburgh Pirates remained in serious condition at a Batesville Arkansas hospital after a basketball game injury. The right hander, 14-13 last season, fell during a tussle with referee Guthrie Goodwin over a disputed call and suffered a fractured skull.
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Purple Crush St Ambrose First Victory
MT VERNON AP Cornell earned its first basketball win of the season by walloping St Ambrose Davenport 63 to 48. Cornell built a 42 24 lead after the break, led 28 23 at halftime, with Ward Hemenway making 17 points and Sheedy of St Ambrose the game high with 19. Morgan 13 Houden 12 Dietz 11 also reached double figures for Cornell.
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Packers Cup Playoff Victory Over Keystone
Packers Cup Playoff Game: Packers topple Keystone 31 to 23 after trailing 13 to 9 at halftime. Feuerbach sparked Keystone in the second, but Packers surged in the third period to secure the win. Prohaske Buck and Feuerbach led Keystone, while Wilcox and Pisarik contributed for the Packers.
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Loras Top Army Five 68 59 in Rockford
Loras College defeated Camp Grant 68 to 59 in Rockford. Center Steve Slattery and forward Mickey Marty led Loras with 17 points each, while Cy DeLay also scored 17 for Camp Grant. The key stretch came late in the first half as Loras pulled away from a 10-10 tie to lead 37-20 at halftime.
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Iowa City Ring Meet to Conclude Thursday
Ottumwa Navy Preflight boxers lead most classes as the Iowa City Golden Gloves reach the semi finals. Final rounds in eight weight classes set for Thursday at the Community building. Notables include Paul McNally of Cascade at 126 pounds and Bob Rossie of Iowa City at 147 pounds, Rossie favored to win. Winners advance to the Cedar Rapids tournament February 20 to 22.
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Cascade
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Cedar Rapids
Multiple College Basketball Scores Reported Across Nations
A batch of basketball results lists scores from games involving numerous colleges and universities. Notable outcomes include Duke 73 over Georgia Tech 51, Ohio 59 over Muskingum 45, Oklahoma 57 over Kansas State 44, and Washington State 68 over Oregon 61, among others with several overtime and close contests.
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Altfillisch Leads Coe Indoor Track Team Prep
Major John Altfillisch directs Coe College indoor workouts three nights weekly as the first Coe track team since 1943 forms. A pre war star, he coaches while Harris Lamb aids in basketball. Only returning 1943 letterman is War Veteran Russell Collins from Cedar Rapids in the quarter mile.
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Eddleman's Mark Broken in Illinois
Irving high school center Dale White, 16, broke Illinois prep basketball scoring record with 988 points in 39 games by defeating Fillmore 64 to 38. Dwight Eddleman previously held 969 points in 45 games. White may reach 1,000 with two games left before Eddleman, discharged from service, returns to Illinois.
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Clinton Clinches Mississippi Valley Title Amid Standings
Clinton remains undefeated and sews up the Mississippi Valley conference crown as Dean Burridge leads River Kings in individual scoring by a slim margin over Iowa City's Bob Freeman. Freeman trails by 16 with three games left to Burridge's one. Varsity standings show Roosevelt Davenport Franklin McKinley Town City and Dubuque in pursuit amid week games.
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Red Peppers Chatter on Baseball Prices and CYO Boxing
Wartime gate prices spark debate as Happy Chandler and others discuss fans paying more for baseball. The column notes Detroit's pennant year salaries, introduces a new Cedar Rapids CYO boxing team, and details Iowa high school tournament admission costs and student pricing. It lists Iowa basketball schedule and Big Ten outlook for the Hawkeyes.
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Creighton Bluejays Rally to Beat Drake 39 31
Creighton improved to two wins and two losses in the Missouri Valley after defeating Drake 39 to 31. Drake led 17 9 at halftime before Bill Bauer sparked the Jays in the second half. Gordon Flick stood out for Drake as the Bulldogs travel to Des Moines Saturday for a rematch.
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Quakers Annex 39-24 Victory at Springville
The Quaker Oats independent Cedar Rapids team raced to a 27-13 halftime lead and defeated the Springville Indees 39-24. Chuck Zobl led the Quakers with 13 points, while Chuck Draker topped Springville with nine.
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Cresco High Defeats East in Tuesday Wrestling Meet
Special to The Gazette Cresco high school wrestling team defeated East here Tuesday night. The report notes a decisive win for Cresco with standout performances from local athletes and team cohesion contributing to the victory. Further details on match scores and individual results are not provided in the readable text.
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Jockeys Banished For Life In Pimlico Fix Charge
Maryland Racing Commission leveled life bans on seven jockeys and one trainer and a one year ban on a jockey agent for involvement in a $2500 fixing scheme at the Pimlico Bryndor steeplechase on November 30. The group is barred from racing anywhere in the United States, Mexico and Great Britain.
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ISC Guard Petersen Tops Big Six Scorers
Ames report highlights Bob Petersen of Iowa State as a rising star in the Big Six. The freshman guard, teamed with Jim Stark, leads in conference scoring for recent games, totaling 60 points in Big Six play and ranking among top scorers in the league.
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