Cluter Girls Triumph In Sectional Showdown At Newhall
Clutier defeats Newhall 70 to 59 in a standout sectional game as Mundt and Wheeler lead a dual scoring attack. Ossian edges Ridgeway 24 to 23 with Zmolek scoring 24, while Stanwood overwhelms Lowden 49 to 29 and Koch nets 31 for Stanwood. Nichols beats Tiffin 40 to 36 and Waterville tops Clermont 44 to 21, Van Gort scoring 30 for Barnes City in a 52 to 16 win.
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Eastern Iowa
Newhall
Clutter
Clutier
Wheeler
Mundt
Zmolek
Barnes City
van Gort
Deep River
At Hall
Cintier
Il Wheeler
Kelley
Cseka
Vorba
Kirkland
Kushake
Gente
Dvorak
Paulson
Hessenius
Hadacek
Ewhall
Tedéville
Garrison
Toddville
Glutier
Utier
Min Hich
Andrews Newha Garrison Ag
Wheeler Garrison
Flickinger
Malcom
Fto Warrick i.Icenicice
Orry O'Johnson
Manson O'Starett
van Gort Breche
Ee O'Myerly
Pierce Watson
B'Wainright
Harris Dalbecq
Saulty Morrow
RiicGrew
Roth Vonee
AY Riverside
Nichols
Tiffin
Graham
Madden
Osborne
Vetter
Neade
Baldwin
Elder
Mtrwin
Kirchner
Jane Greene
Loftus Fires 278 in Red Crown Major Bowling Night
Dick Loftus led local league bowlers with a 278 game in the Red Crown Major league missing a perfect by 22 pins. He opened with a strike, then a spare, followed by nine straight strikes and closed with eight pins. His 621 series included games of 278 191 and 152.
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Dick Loftus
Kewler
Charles Wingett
Lon” Lavan
Fred Stueber
Mig Company
Big Lincoln
Joe Novotny
Paul Brown
Barney Knowles
Otto Kurtz
Third Avenue Virginia Cafe
Pepsi Cola
Lincoln
Fox Head Tavern
ZAS
High Knowles
Hur Mon Beverages
AII
Drew's
Rish Schrader
Western Transport
Lafayette Cafe
High Cutler
Okinow's
McRaiths
High Sorenson
3Rd Ave
Virginia
ROG
Oktsen and Son Oil
Brown
Quaker Oats Co
St P
Lincoln Alleys
Josten ‘Trophies
R. and
R. Salt
Rommelsburg
Penick and Fordee
Limback Lumber Co
High Chadima
Wilson and Co. i
Colonial Bakery
Jack Sprat Foods
Hich
Belf Ear
McGuire
Brickle
Bupane Gas
Enasies Lode Ing
Hieh ‘Hampton
Martin-Roasa
Pahl
S & Os
Standard Oil defeats Martelle 68 to 19 in league game
Standard Oil led by Len Novak with 20 points cruised past Martelle Merchants 68 19 in a commercial league clash. Only one personal foul was called. In the prelim, Aguilas beat the Y Panthers 30 21 as Martinez led scoring with 13 points.
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Standard Oil
Merchant
Martelle
Len Novak
Aguilas
Y Panthers
Martinez
Martelle Standard Oi
Merchants
M.clark
Novak
Richardson
Koppen
Warren
Clark
Beltran
Larson
Plotz
Fae
O’brien
Totels
Acustas
Panthers
Muritlo
Severin
Arenas
Joan A.rodd
alGrimth
Jones
O Brown
Martineze
OlMoes
M.rodd
Downey
Northwestern tops Chicago 41 36 for seventh straight Big Ten win
Northwestern defeated the University of Chicago 41 to 36 as Joe Stampf scored 19 points for Chicago. Northwestern led 24 17 at halftime with Hank Clason and Russ Wendland contributing 13 and 9 points respectively while Stampf opened with 11 free throws.
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Chicago
Northwestern
University of Chicago
Joe Stampf
Maroon
Stampf
Wildcats
Hank Clason
Russ Wendland
Wendland
Purple
Fev
Clason
O Nelson
Rutherus
Shaver
Hasse
Fenst
Clawson
Stempi
Benson
Warenburs
Kruger
Hixon
International Bowling Officials See Bright Outlook for Pin Games
WIBC president Mrs. Jean Knepprath and secretary Mrs. Emma Phaler led optimism for the 1941 Women's International Bowling Congress in Los Angeles starting May 15. They cited growing clubs and travel deals, noting California may surpass the 1,185 teams record as up to 7,500 women may compete across eight weeks.
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St Louis
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Jean Knepprath
Milwaukee
Wis
Emma Phaler
Columbus
Knepprath
WIBC
W.I.B.C
Hugh Jevea
Jeai
Phaler
Seattle
Mil witkee Faces 1912 Meet Bid Amid Big Twenty Fifth Anniversary Plans
Mrs Knepprath notes Milwaukee plans a grand 25th anniversary meet with hopes to invite living 1916 participants from past tours. competition includes Milwaukee Detroit Kansas City and Grand Rapids with delegate rules limiting city representation. International officers rarely attend state events but Dubuque welcomed them last year and praised this year’s entries and staging.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Knepprath
Wisconsin
Democratic Organization
Iowa
Dubuque
Boxing Voices Clash Over Heavyweight Title Fight Etiquette
A panel of boxing figures opines on preserving the heavyweight title's prestige. Joe Louis is urged to face worthy challengers, not a string of mere contenders, to keep the crown meaningful.
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Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Six Quintets Enter Y M C A Gold Tourney
Five senior teams enter the YM C A Gold basketball tournament with entry deadlines set for Friday noon and a junior division entry due by February 28. Senior dates run February 24 to March 1, with sixteen teams limit. junior dates March 3 to 8. Named teams include Quaker Oats Gondrich Tire Standard Oil and Pale Independents first and second teams. First Presbyterian church enters the junior division.
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Ym.ca
Gurney Day
Quaker Oats
Gondrich Tire
Standard Oil
Pale Independents
First Presbyterian Church
Course Marks Shatter In Orleans Open
Henry Picard of Hershey and Clayton Heafner of Linville led at half with 36 holes in the New Orleans Open. Picard posted a 65 and 72 for 137, Heafner’s 33 and 33 66 gave him 137. Craig Wood stood two behind at 139, followed by Johnny Revolta 141 and Tony Penna 142. Several players at 144 or 145 included Lighthouse Harry Cooper Byron Nelson H Barcon Al Huske.
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New Orleans
Henry Picard
Hershey
Clayton Heafner
Linville
N.C
Picard
Heafner
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Tony Penna
Dayton
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Toledo
H. Barcon
White Plains
al Huske
DeKalb
Ill
Ray Mangrum
Oakmont
Sam Byrd
Ardmore
Jimmy Demaret
Ellsworth Vines
al Brosch
Farmingdale, Noy
Top Team Scores Highlight Women's State Bowling Tourney
The tenth annual state bowling tournament at Lincoln alleys enters weekend action with 44 teams in the five person event, 28 in doubles, and 54 in singles. Sioux City and Surrounding Towns leads class B team with 2191, while Northland Milk of Des Moines tops class A with 2270. New names appear in top tens across divisions, and doubles see closer competition led by Minnie Kallin Mariel Evans of Council Bluffs with a 922 in A doubles.
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Lincoln
Sioux City
Hopkins
Sporting Goods
Des Moines
Midway Recreation
Northland Milk of
Martin's Pyones
Count Bluffs
Midway Alleys
Davenport
Guarantee Qi Co
Pilley’s
Me Too
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Register
Tribune Lonk
Ruth Mohnike
Burlington
Louise Haneman
Bonnie Lou Tritz
Remsen
Marie Bussey
Council Bluffs
Velma Chambers
Ann Kubicek
Dusbuque Keglers
Frances Weber
Marion Johnson
Rene Nelson
Elsie Wilson
Boone
Minnie Kallin
Mariel Evans
Southeastern Conference tightens recruiting rules
The Southeast Conference executive committee and Commissioner Mike S. Conner adopted a no cash rule and limits on compensation and visits to recruits. Schools may provide books tuition room and meals plus medical care with cash limited to ten dollars per month for an allotted job. Two expense paid visits and a maximum six days per recruit are set. A full digest will be issued soon.
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Atlanta
INS
Southeastern Conference
Mike S. Conner
Conner
Jackson
Teachers Edge Out Chicagoans 24-22
William Close drilled the deciding fifth goal in the final minute to lift Iowa State Teachers over Chicago Teachers 24 to 22. Close scored four late baskets as the game remained tied four times in the second half.
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Chicago
William Close
Iowa State Teachers
Chicago Teachers
Close
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McDonald Io
Callar
Harden
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Baer
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Standard Oil Downs
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Chevrolet CO
First Ave
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Olin Girl Cagers
Oxford Junction
Olin
Don Farris
Carol Swenson
Betty Furst
Vanita Reese
Emrogene Hotz
Patty Easterly
Velma Thomson
Virginia Macomber
Irene Neunaber
Mary Luckstead
Jean Ford
Esther Reese
Hazel Starry
Tait Cummins
Mrs. Knepprath
ADO
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Irom
Bank of Personal
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Loose
Ype Igoe
American Boxing Writers
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Dempsey
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Jack
Joe
Garden Ring
Pat Comiskey
Woodland Hospital
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Calif
Max Baer
DE Louis
Tony Galento
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Jack Burley
Y.M.C.A
Orleans
Dewey Cummins
Dodge
Ag Jan
Kirkpatrick
Western Union
Mee
Louis TU
Dodge Bros Corp
New
Lopag
Adam G Hileman
S. E. Conference
Jess
Tumain Om
Major Bowes
CBS
Handler Motor Company
2Nd Avenue SE
Anamosa
Frazer Motor Co
Belle Flame
Raleigh’s King
Hendryx Motor Co
Brooklyn
Clatter, Hawkeye Motor Co
Mechanicsville
Lynch Motor Bases, Inc
Mount Vernon
Smith's Gatrece
Springville
Ralph Frank van Horne
Wilson Motor Co
Vinton
Williamabure
Midway Motor Os
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