Roosevelt Wins 52 32 Over Wilson In Grinnell Clash
Roosevelt defeats Wilson 52 to 32 as Emory Sample scores 25 and Fred Bissell 15. Sample leads west side attack and Roosevelt's defense stifles Wilson, with Roosevelt taking 23 12 halftime and 37 22 after three.
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Bissell
Ronserveit
Sample
Folkers
Frank
Don Birkicht
Wilson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Sophs
Jim Black
Charles Elias
Bobby Havlik
Grinnell
Ransevelt
Bistett
OlStasing
Eampje
Ubirkicht
Dorses
Thorsones
Knake Sebern
Hodina Davis
Mhodina
Havuaki Gallagnerk
Petner
Com
Ratona
Glouchy
Wilror
Ted Huncerford
Upper Iowa
Fred Cameron
Warrensburg
Ransevell
al M Smith
Havlik
Enns
Thigperanf Nautel
Easter Wins Title In WHO Ring Meet
Des Moines hosts the annual WHO Golden Gloves finals as eight champions are crowned. Key moments include Ozzie Lewis of Des Moines rallying to a second round decision after a first round knockdown by Burrell Smith of Oskaloosa. The event names multiple Des Moines victors across weight classes.
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Des Moines
Ozzie Lewis
Lewis
Burrell Smith
CCC
Oskaloosa
Plywefsht
Billy Cornwell
Gien Honan
Des_ Moines
Rentamweicht
Morten Graves
Bill Moody
Tupe Rivas
Felle Muene
Manly
Bob Martinez
Newton
Clarence Strothers
al Winfrey
Des Moaines
Frederick
Fran Havelock
Vance Bailey
Jows City
Bud Nichols
Dan Turner
Maurice Cleveland
Winterset
Loras Cagers Fall to Parsons in Iowa Conference Game
Loras led 15 to 12 at halftime but in the second half Fairfield Parsons shut down the offense and won 35 to 20. The loss dropped Loras in Iowa conference play on a chilly Friday night.
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Fairfield
Loras
Iowa
Parsons
Franklin Bears Hammer McKinley to Seal City Lead
Franklin routed McKinley 32 to 21 to take a decisive step toward the city basketball title. Delzell Schwinn and Thenhaus led the attack as the Bolts outscored McKinley 15 to 12 in the first half and dominated the final three periods. Roosevelt and Emory Sample loom as the final obstacle for Franklin.
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Franklin
Golden Bears
McKinley
Thunderbolts
Bolts
Emory Sample
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
West Siders
Delzell
Schwinn
Thenhaus
Detzeil
Harger
Bears
McKinley Sophs
Northeast district basketball pairings released
The Iowa high school association released first round sectional pairings for the Northeast district. Matches include McKinley of Cedar Rapids vs Anamosa in class A at Anamosa, Roosevelt vs Marion, and numerous class B contests across Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Manchester, and other towns with byes noted for several teams.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Anamosa
McKinley of
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
Central City
Franklin
Monticello
Coggan
Marion
Roosevelt
Wilson
Norway
St. Wenceslaus
Alburnett
Cedar Renids
McKinter
Corgons Montirelle
Franklins
Springvile
Wonkinten
Maetelle Winece Aes Rean
St. John's
Troy Mills
Miolamee
Dubiote
Dubuque
Cascade Catholic Dubuque
St Columbkillet
Dubuque tLaras Academy
Bellevue
Buck Creech
Colecourse
Enworth
Clements
Guttenberg
Peasta Zwingli
Epworth
Dysart
Waterloo East
Belle Plaine
Manchester
Dell
Independence
Bse
Jesup Laemont
Winthrop
Clase
Dundee
Farlville
Wazleroy
St Johns
Oneida
Quasqueton
Rowlev
Aurora
Marton
Wilson Clase
St Wenceslaus
Alburnrit
Athins
Fl Pale
Shelishure
Shursville
Taddville
Trbana Ts
Walford
Walker
Monona Clase A-Postuille
Devorah Lancing
Monona
Waukon
Ele Kader
Ae McGresor
Ce Farmersboro Garnavilla
Harpers Ferry
Bee Marquette
Bee
New Albin
Ossian
de Sales Waterville
Lia
Oregon's Les Steers Sets 6 Feet 10 Inches Indoor High Jump Record
Les Steers of the University of Oregon cleared 6 feet 10 inches to hold a new American indoor high jump mark during an unofficial exhibition between halves of the Oregon versus Idaho game in Eugene. Steers, from Palo Alto, California, wore tennis shoes in breaking both indoor and outdoor records at the event.
Still Champion Hoppe Retains 3-Cushion Title
Willie Hoppe, 53, of New York, won again as world 3-cushion billiards champion by defeating Jake Schaefer of Chicago and Cleveland 50-34 in 39 innings. Hoppe has dominated since youth, with 16 victories in 17 starts this year and only one loss to Welker Cochran of San Francisco.
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Chicago
INS
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Schaefer
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Red Hawks topple Waterloo 39 to 29 in local tilt
St Wenceslaus Red Hawks defeated St Mary's of Waterloo 39 29 on the local floor. Dick Taylor scored 16 points with 11 in the third quarter while Rob Roberts of Waterloo was fouled out late in the game. Bernie Polansky and Chuck Zobl aided the Hawks as they built leads in the first half. A preliminary girls game saw St Wenceslaus 22 St Mary's sextette.
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White Fiers
Dick Taylor
St Wenceslaus Red Hawks
St Mary's of Waterloo
Red Hawks
Parade
Waterloo
Hawks
Jim Tresnak
St. Wenceslaus
Bernie Polansky
Chuck Zobl
Taylor
Johnny Grim
Roberts
St. Mary's
Weber
St Wenceslaus
Leahy Named Notre Dame Football Coach and AD
Frank Leahy, 32, former Boston College coach, becomes Notre Dame head coach and athletic director. He succeeds Elmer Layden, takes a pay cut, brings Ed McKeever John Cruze and Joe McArdle as assistants, and returns to his alma mater where his Rockne era teams dominated.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Rockne
Leahy
Hugh O'Donnell
D.S.C
Ed McKeever
John Cruze
Joe McArdle
Fighting Irish
Georgetown
Michigan State
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Eagles
Tennessee
Laydens
Boston
Detroi Lions
National Football League
Riggs Kovacs Advance to Net Meet Semi finals
Riggs of Chicago and Kovacs of Oakland moved into the Net Meet semi finals in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday. Riggs defeated Dick McKee of Miami 9 7 6 3 and Kovacs beat Charles Harris of Palm Beach 6 3 7 5 setting up a possible final pairing.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Riggs
Dick McKee
Miami
Kovacs
Charles Harris
Palm Beach
Heydt, One-Time Iowa Star, Won't Face Old Mates
Francis Heydt, former Iowa star now at Michigan, will not swim against Iowa in the upcoming dual meet in Iowa City. Heydt, the defending Big Ten 100 yard backstroke champion, did not race the Hawkeyes last year and skipped the Michigan Iowa clash.
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Iowa City
Francis Heydt
University of Michigan
Michigan
Wood Leads Tourney Field With 70 Card
Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York fired a two under par 70 to grab the lead in the New Orleans Open. Ellsworth Vines led the amateurs with 71 and is tied with Ralph Guldahl Ben Hogan Harold McSpaden Clayton Heafner at 71 among the pros. Claude Harmon shot 78 while Dick Metz Johnny Revolla and Sammy Byrd posted 73s.
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New Orleans
UDP
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N.Y
White Plains
N Y
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Winchester
Clayton Heafner
Linville
N.C
Vines
Vine
Tloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Jake Fondren
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Picard
Hershey
Harry Cowper
Claude Harmon
Orlando
Fla
Dick Metz
Oak Park
Tjib
Johnny Revolla
Evanston
Sammy Byrd
Ardmore
College Basketball Scores From Various Teams Across the West
A scattered set of 1960s style box scores shows Monmouth and Grinnell, Western Union, Loras and Buena Vista, Stanford and USC, Idaho and Santa Clara, San Jose State and Santa Barbara, Montana State and Carroll College, New Mexico State and Arizona State, Willamette and Puget Sound, Oregon State and others tallying points across multiple regional matchups.
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Grinnett
Cornell
Upper Iowa
Ali Western Union
Parsons
Loras
Dubuawe
Montana
Idaho
Eauthern
Montana Normal
Billings Poly
Carroll Coflexe
Eastern
New Mexico
Arizona State
Modesta JC
San Mateo Igta
Marin
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Mente
Placer JC
Baliman TC
Beha IC
Willamette
Puxet Sound
Southern Oregon ii
Mt. Angel
Oregon
Oregon State Fresh
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Pomona
Occidental
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Whittier
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Wiah
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Western
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Ate 'S
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Kansas City
Moherty A
Graculand
Wentworth
Springsfield
Yelove
Cape Girardean Tehrs
Texas
Maylar
East Central
Cofferville
Fort Scott AA
Texex Tesh
Mardin-Simmons
Kohawks Defeat Monmouth Gagers 54 to 45
Coe College powered by Hank Moss with 21 points edged Monmouth 54 to 45 in Midwest conference action. Moss and Don Dunlop led fast breaks while Monmouth faded late as substitutions sharpened the Ko hawks’ advantage in the final minutes.
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Monmouth
Coe
Iron Men
Kohawks
Hank Moss
Moss
Don Dunlop
Moonmouth
Wuber
Rankin
Normovle
Don Dunlap
Monmnouth
Huber
Don
Moonmourth
Mii Moss
Cor
Pan Punton
Tne
Castagnol
Dave Connell
Staller Monmouth
Connell
Willis Lamb
Gopher Track Team Beats Hawkeyes In Dual Meet
Iowa City AP reports Minnesota overwhelmed Iowa 63 to 40 in the season opener at home. Gophers swept three events and placed high in four more as Henry Vollenweider led Iowa with a double win, while Minnesota took wins in sprints hurdles distance relays and field events.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Gophers
Amvents
Firet
Henry Vollenweider
Ron
Gillem
Brndes
Minrichs
Franrk
Potter
Frans
Todd
Rana
Lapham
Watlen
Renn
Pullman
Tine Orr
Gill Misre
Sorenson
Gall
Reesman
Wolf
Vallenweijer
Adam
Pullmanos
de Field iAfe
Steinbeck
Perich
Fite
Silkey
Runnins High
Hoasfield
Harsha
Jackson
Clay
Ercond
Polter
Evans
Cornell Mat Team Loses In New York Meet
The New York 4 C. wrestling team defeated Cornell College of Town 17 to 11 on Friday night. Cornell led 14 11 before the final bout when Herbert Pickett, a former Yale star, defeated David Hoare. Frank Preston earned the lone fall for Cornell by pinning Jack Cascardi in the 121 pound class.
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NEW York
New York 4 C
Cornell College of Town
Herbert Pickett
Yale
David Hoare
Cornell
Frank Preston
Jack Casgardi
Dubuque Spartans Lead Iowa Conference Race
Dubuque University tops the Iowa conference standings after 8 wins in 10 games. The Spartans held Buena Vista to 32 points in a 45 to 32 triumph Thursday night led by Bob Sedergren with 12 points.
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Dubuque University
Iowa
Spartans
Buena Vista
Bob Sedergren
Ambers Defeats Quarles In Lightweight Bout
Lou Ambers of Werkimer New York outpoints Narment Quarles of Hendersonville North Carolina in a lightweight fight. The Hartford report notes Ambers winning in a 19 round style and the Hollywood scene mentions Serean and Scalen in featherweight talk.
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Hartford
Conn
Lou Ambers
Werkimer
N. Y
Chapnion
Narment Quarles
Hendersonville
N. C
Hollywood
Guy Serean
Nam Ids
Petey Scalen
York
Close Guarding Blues Triumph In Narrow 21-17 Victory
Ry Roy McHugh starred as the Blues clinched the title with a hard fought 21-17 win. High end defense limited opponents and powered the championship effort.
Grinnell Cagemen Defeat Cornell 42-36 In Tight Clash
Grinnell Cagemen edged Cornell 42 to 36 in a defense heavy Midwest Conference game. Dowling led Grinnell with key early runs and Rob Fre Temmr Thompson and Bob Wright anchored a stifling defense as Grinnell pulled away late.
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Grinnell
Cornell
Alderson nets 28 as Upper Iowa beats Western Union 61 33
Dale Alderson powered Upper Iowa with 28 points on 14 field goals leading a 61 to 33 victory over Western Union. The 28 point total ties for high in the conference this season and marks the best single game scoring since 1938 for John McCormick of Penn.
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Sample
Focal High
Bob Turdik
Wilson
McKinley
Vern Harger
Mc-Kinley
Rough Riders
Grimnell
Carnell
Pianter
Harald Kendall
Sistant
Dwayne Howard
Grinnell
Whendall
Jerry Fort
Racers
Fort
Howard
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Howards
Robert Anderson
Cronell
John McCormick
Penn
Upper Town
Alderson
Ogehner
Kerr Named Iowa State Line Coach
Ames Upsets: Douglass Kerr 38, who helped develop Tom Harmon, Michigan all American, was chosen as line coach at Iowa State College. The announcement followed Kerr succeeding Ed Bock on the ISU coaching staff last Friday.
Local Hockey Teams Face Waterloo Defeat and Upcoming Match
Cedar Rapids Royal Athletic Club Knitters lost to Waterloo 93 to t in a late amateur hockey game. Key scorers included Vatla for Waterloo on a pass from La Bete twa and Yagla whoNetted a winner assisted by Frere Shimek. Weather permitting, the Knitters will meet Northwest F C of Des Moines Sunday at 2 pm at the Manhattan rink.
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Credar Rapiety
Dry
Om F . Vatla
Waterloo
la Bete Twa
Ton' Vixnanek
Frere Shimek Yagla
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Cedar Rapids Royal Athletic Club
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Atrrion Gis Pesek
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Lou Trefny
Saris Ysala
bin Wood
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Cherles Wilson
Nersnds
Cedar Rapids
Olwell Waterloo Tnt—93
Referree
Ted ‘Trefis
Spares
Bill Beaton
Jack Beaton
Becker Cutler Grenning
Lyla Bramble
Samuelson
Janes
Hopka Cedar Rapids
Morry Giovanazzi
Frank Shimek
Bill Scoffield
Bill Hanna
Iowa State Swimmers Lose To Kansas State
Kansas State defeated Iowa State in a dual meet 44 to 40 at Manhattan. Kansas State won five of nine events while Iowa State set a pool record in the 400 yard relay with 3 53.0 minutes versus Washington University’s 3 54.7 from last year.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Iowa State
Iowa States
Washington U
Giants Holdouts Lead Second Day Of Spring Training
Miami report says catcher Hank Danning and first baseman Babe Young were the Giants' top holdouts on the second day of the 1841 spring training grind in Miami Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Hank Danning
Babe Young
New York Giants
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