Iowa Faces Chicago In Home Game To End Slump
Iowa, ninth in the Western Conference, hosts tenth place Chicago in a Saturday night clash aimed at moving out of the cellar. Coach Rolle Williams may shuffle the lineup after a 22 point loss to NIU, with Gaddis replacing Schwartz and Walsh for Drees if needed. Haarlow leads the league in scoring and Chicago hopes to upset.
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Owa City
University of Iowa
Chicago
Hawkeyes
Maroons
Nome
Purdue
Indiana
Rolle Willams
Iowa
Ninois
Waly Gaddis
Fred Schwartz
Matt Walsh
Jack Drees
Iun
Bill Haarlow
Maroon
Haarlow
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa Chicago Rosenthal Te
Eserine
Ewartz
Plummer Pins Olson With Foot In Rough Coliseum Match
Lou Plummer used his feet to pin Cliff Olson as Olson attempted to crawl back into the ring. Olson was carried from the arena semiconscious and could not return for further action.
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The
Coliseum
Lou Plummer
Cliff Olson
Plummer
Minneapolis
Earl Wampler
Cedar Rapids
Imondsam
Collegians Turn to Major Diamonds in Spring Training
New York report notes a surge of college-trained players entering major league camps. Nearly half of the 1936 rookie crop comes from colleges, with Colgate and Providence each supplying two rookies. Names include Chey Anderson, Steve Kuk, Leo Marion, Albert Blanche, Tiny Jim Chaplin, SharKey Elinland, and others from Villanova to Mississippi State.
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New York
Colgate
Providence
Chey Anderson
Steve Kuk
New York Giants
Leo Marion
Giants
Albert Blanche
Boston Bees
Blanche
Boston
Jim Chaplin
University of Florida
Bees
Sharkey E1nlind
Mississippi State
Jim McCloskey
Bonaventure
Gerald Veach
Carbondale
Res von Bers
Moev
Aupre. Sa
Britos
Berr
Boemsbug
Ervie
Coe Trackmen Open Season With Home Meet
Coe College trackmen launch the season with a home meet and a schedule including Drake Relays at Des Moines Ames triangulars and a Midwest Conference meet at Ripon. The team plans duals with Cornell Cedar Falls Cedar Hills and Mount Vernon before state and conference championships.
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Kohawks
Cedar Falls
Ames
Ripon
Cornell
Cornell-Coe
Town
Drake
Des Morines
Cornell-Coce
Ripon Wisensin
Fresumfn
Cornel
Mount Vernon
Cornell-Coc
Cedar Bils
New Haven Card? Points Intersports Bout Mixed Results
At Gamer 4 New Haven the bout went to points with Charles Diossere losing on points to a competitor. Pittsburgh saw Jack Trammell stop Dick Madden in a 109 bout. Tulsa’s Gordon Smythe outpointed Benny Gosney in a 10 round. Oklahoma City halted Arto Soldatti in a 2 round Chicago card.
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Associated Press
New Maven
Conn
New Haven
Charles Diossere
ING
Pittsburgh
Toungstown
Jack Trammell
Younrstaun
Dick Madden
Aston
Tulsa
Okla
Gordon Smythe
Benny Gosney
Bhrunee
Arkansas City
Kan
Oklahoma City
Arto Soldatti
Chicago
Golden Gloves boxing profits go to charity and Camp Good Health
In Cedar Rapids the Golden Gloves tournament will donate all net revenue to charity after taxes and expenses. Half goes to a milk fund for undernourished children via the Young Men's Bureau and half to Camp Good Health. The Gazette clarifies costs and rejects profit claims.
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Young Men's Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Gazette
Camp Good Health
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Cagers Beat Tipton 34 25 In Conference Tilt
Mount Vernon high school preserved second place in the Eastern Iowa conference with a 34 to 25 victory over Tipton Thursday night. Forward Cart Reerson stood out as the star for Mount Vernon.
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Breca
Ciarette
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon High School
Iowa
Tipton
Kore
Cresco Defeats Waukon Five in 31-27 Game
Cresco earned a 31 to 27 victory over Waukon in a high school basketball clash. Players Moffits and Rowne contributed main scoring efforts helping Cresco secure the win as the team hosted the game on Thursday evening.
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Cresco
Waukon
Thursdey
Pest Aman Foot
Cresco Woon
Creswo
Indiana Wrestlers Pin Teacherz
A noisy wrestling summary notes Indiana wrestlers pinning Teacherz with matches at Ames and Mount Vernon. It lists weight classes and outcomes for several bouts including 126 145 and 34 pound divisions, naming competitors and schools such as ISTO ISTC and Ind. A historical line mentions English prisons holding 12 808 inmates in 1932 versus 13 000 in 1933.
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Ames
Mount Vernon
Moore
Cheney
Bryve
Champre
Peters
Schultz
Kerotadek
Coe Cage Men Meet Beloit In Saturday Setto
Coe cage men prepare for a Saturday showdown with Beloit as the lineup features McKinley Katerer Lindusky Martin Bean and Quinn. The game details remain unclear in the fragmented text but center on the two teams meeting on the court.
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Coe
Beloit
Roy
McKinley, Katerer
Twereuner Lindusky
Martin, Bean
Quinn
West Union Beats Fayette Twice In Basketball Tilt
West Union won 32 to 18 and 28 to 8 against Fayette in a Thursday high school basketball doubleheader at home, extending Fayette’s loss streak.
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West Union Seconds
Wapello
Winfield
Morning Sun
West Liberty
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Wyman
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Ainsworth
Conesville
Crawfordsville
Wellman
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Iowa
Iowa Citys North English Vs Washington, Wellman Vs. Bye, Slourney
Regia
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Center
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Kalona
Sharon
Kinross
Ladora
Parnell
Webster
South English
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Keswick
Hilton Consolidated
Millersburs
Waterloo West
Waverly
East Waterloo
Shelrock
Cedar
Gold Medal Cage Tourney Set For Feb 26 29 At YMCA
The YMCA announces the fourth annual Gold Medal basketball tourney to run February 26 through 29 in Cedar Rapids. Seventeen teams from small cities compete for the silver trophy and sixty individual medals. Edwald Wier of Solon CCC earned last year’s outstanding player medal and later received All American recognition in Gold Medal events nationwide. Eighty players per squad, eight teams, and a three dollar entry fee apply, with sixteen teams max. Interested clubs should contact athletic director Gurney Day.
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YMC
Cedar Rapids
Winbys
Vanes
Ens
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Saures O
Pont.ae Sales
Serv
Edwald Wier
Solon CCC
Wier
Gurney Day
YMCA
Ranoral
Former Sioux City Boxer Sentenced for Assault
Louis Zeck, 29, a Sioux City prize fighter, was sentenced to three years in the Nebraska penitentiary after pleading guilty in district court to assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Zeck, who had been released two months earlier from the Iowa reformatory where he served an 18 month term for kidnapping a Sioux City taxi driver, was beaten by Officer Reed Smith during an attempt to arrest him.
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Omaha
Louis Zack
Sioux City
Ses
Nebraska
Kent
John W Yeager
Iowa Reformatory
Poiceman
Reed Smith
University of Nebraska
Iowa Minnesota Swim Dual Postponed By Weather
The Iowa and Minnesota swimming dual in Minneapolis was postponed indefinitely due to weather. Hawkeye coach Dave Armbruster announced the meet would be rescheduled for an early date, with conditions uncertain.
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Minnesota
Eper
Tae Gazettes
Iowa City
Unclear Sports Results Report From Local Game
Fragmented OCR shows scattered team names and partial scores from a basketball result. Readable pieces indicate multiple teams and venues but no coherent final score or standings are available.
Wrestling Results From Camden to Toronto Edge Matches
Wrestlers from multiple cities including Hamilton Camden and Toronto faced off in a fractured Abrociated Presse report. Matches show two falls to one with Malerewice Sis Ltlea N Y defeating Silvey in New York and George from Puebla defeating Browning in Verona Mo.
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Frank Malerewice
John Silvey
Hamilton
Camden
Don George
Java
Hank Iarber
New York
Toronto
Danna O'Mahoner
Ireland
Kay Steele
Chicago
Kanenas City
Joe Dusek
Omaha
ST Louis
George Zaharian
Puebla
Colo
Im Browning
Verona
Iowa high school cage tourney pairings announced
The 45 sectional meets for Iowa high school basketball were released by George A Brown. Mason City opens defense of its Town title by facing Garner in the sectional tournament starting March 5.
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Des Moines
Mason City
Garner
George A Brown
Iowa
Northeastern Iowa
Americans Lead In Two Man Bobbing Race
A lengthy report covers the two man bobsled event with Americans leading at the close of day. Ivan Brown and Alan Washbond from Keene Valley staged a strong early lead, while the top American team of Gilbert and Dick Lawrence struggled but remained in contention as records fell. The piece notes record drops in other ice events and mentions Ballangrud’s dominating performance in distance skating.
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INS
America
Mocnes
Poe
Ivan Brown
Alan Washbond
Keene Valley
Hes
Neeee Feierabend
Gilbert
Dick Lawrence
Branchdale
N. J
Sese Ead
Brown
Feierabend
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Ivar Ballangrud
Ballangrud
Birgir Vasenius
Finland
Max Stieps
Austria
Charley Mathiesen
Norway
Schroeder
Dijkstra
Radio listings reflect a packed 1940s network schedule
The page catalogs a dense NBC CBS and mutual chain lineup with dozens of programs. It lists orchestra ensembles, soloists like George Vial and Mrs Lincoln, choirs, operas, and variety acts across multiple stations including WJZ WEAF WABC WCCO WMOX and more with times from morning to night.
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WEAP
Honeymooners
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
CBS
WABC
WGST
Whitney Ensemble
WJZ
Wwoc
WEAF
Natl Grange
George Vial Orch
Weco
Jack Shannon
Typica Orch
Gere Beecher Orch
Old Skipper Gang
Buffao
Motor City Melodies
Ted Royal
Cbsi
Lanes
Frederic Wiliam
Wile
Thue
Nbci Weap
Enicaco
Frank Parker
Sailor
Tarath
Ro Meie
Tom Coanlez Orch
Wiz Ehain
Carl Tat
Melina Snd
Isis
Wales
CBC
Venny Harris
Inbc
Reac Duchin
Ant Williams Orch
Leon Belacco Orch
Ates Key Orch
WADC
Wilsum Meeder
WJIZ
Chain
Tine Pictures
WIA
WGOST
Aunt Busans
Waagc Chain
Church of the Art
Weaf Chain
Alice Remsen
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
Salt Lake City Choir
Ilop
Johnny Johnson Orch
Wooc
WCCO
NDC
Symphony Arch
WARBC
Woc
Wecco
Magnin
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Wjy Musical
WAC
Weap Kyw
WMAQ
Magic Key
RCA
Leslie Howard
WBDM
KMOX
Jose Manzanares Orch
Warbc Webm
Harry Reser Orch
Weaf Kyw
Philharmonic — Symphony
CBB
Secret Service
Apy
Jack Benny
Fadie Cantor
WHEM
Ezie Nelson
WGBT
Manhattan
Gladys Swarthout
Prank Mann
Weaf Ee VY
Winchell
War Chain
Shendor
Vincent Travers Orch
Paul Whiteman
WJ2
Art Jarrett Orch
Isham Jones
Tay Pearl
Arnny Goodman
George Olsen
WBBM
Fammy Kaye Orch
Fieteher Henderson Orch
Harry Sosnik
W. Wbbm
Berwanger Denies Pro Grid Player Notion
Chicago star Jay Berwanger denied reports he planned to turn professional in football. He said his only athletic goal is to train for the Olympic decathlon and has never stated any intention to play pro football, which would render him ineligible under A A U rules. If he turns pro, the Chicago Bears hold the first choice of his services.
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Berwanger
America
Reiff's Scoring Mark In Big 10 Looks Safe
CHICAGO AP Bob Kessler of Purdue and Bill Haarlow of Chicago vie for Big Ten scoring honors but must reach 167 to eclipse Reiff's 1933 Northwestern record. Kessler needs 79 points in five games. Haarlow needs 70 in four games to set a new mark.
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Chicago
Bob Kessler
Purdue
Bill Haarlow
Reiff
Northwestern
Kessler
Haarlow
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