Coe Kohawks Face Lawrence in Final Home Test of Season
Coe College Kohawks host Lawrence College in a Midwest Conference game at Cedar Rapids as Don Neary plays his last home game. Coe aims to finish with a winning record, needing a victory to stay over .500 while Carleton and Luther loom in upcoming road dates.
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Bachman Named Grid Mentor At Michigan State
Charles W. Bachman, former Florida coach and Notre Dame system exponent, accepted the Michigan State College head football coach post in a long distance call from Gainesville. He will coach without a contract initially, with an estimated salary around 6500 dollars per year and plans to assume duties about March 1.
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University of Florida
Notre Dame
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Gainesville
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Depauw University
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Michigan State
Fordham University
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission Employs Ten Inspectors
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission operates with ten inspectors to enforce laws governing 1700 motor freight lines and 300 passenger bus lines.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Red Grange Reflects on Career and Future Plans
Chicago based legend Red Grange says he is through with professional football for now after eight years in the game. He discusses the appeal of football, the hard work, and hints at possible coaching or theatrical pursuits after retirement.
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Red Grange
Illinois
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Red Hawks End Season Versus Independence High
The St Wenceslaus Red Hawks close their home schedule Friday at Boelock by hosting St Johns High of Independence after girls from both schools play. The team, coming off losses to St Marys and St Josephs, aims for a simple win and honors six senior players: Pisamk, Proskovee, Mouckan, Bahk, Waitham, Popek, and Olmstead.
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St Johns High School
Independence
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DeWitt
Dewitt Court
George Pisamk
Bimil
Proskovee
Lester Mouckan
Charles Bahk
Waitham Popek
Gerald Olmstead
Immaculate Conception
Waterloo
St Marss
Greyhounds
St Mars S of
Clinton
McKinley Juniors Top Wilson Five 28 to 18
McKinley juniors defeated Wilson five by 28 to 18 on the Me Kenter floor. After a slow start McKinley forged a 21 to 6 halftime lead, with Wilson's reserves scoring eight in the third quarter before McKinley tightened defense in the final period.
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Gold Medal Basketball Meet Here March 7 11
Amateur independent basketball fans in the city and nearby towns may attend the first Gold Medal Amateur Independent tournament at the YMCA floor from March 7 to 11. Entries open to district teams meeting Central States Amateur Independent rules and limited to the first sixteen applicants plus a $3 entry fee. Further details available from S P File at the YMCA.
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YMCA
Central States Amateur Independent Association
Local Y M C A League Announces Extensive Prize Structure
The Rapid City YMCA league outlines a rich awards program for the district tournament. Prizes include a walnut basketball plaque for the first team, twenty four gold filled balls for eight players in top three teams, medals for all tournament all stars, an ultimate gold honor medal, and special sports and general awards. The Central States association backs a championship slogan and will declare the local winner the district champion.
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United States Basketball Federation
Central States Association
Hawks Face Crucial Road Trip to Michigan and Ohio State
University of Iowa basketball team of ten travels to Ann Arbor to play Michigan then to Columbus for a Monday bout with Ohio State. A pair of wins would put Iowa in contention for the Big Ten title. two losses would end title hopes. Trip includes star players Howard Bastian John Miller and others.
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University of Iowa
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Iowa City WSUI to broadcast two away games
WSUI in Iowa City will air both Iowa away games with play by play supplied via courtesy of the Iowa City junior chamber of commerce from the offices of the Maily Towa. The Michigan game starts at 6 30 pm Iowa time and the Ohio State game at 7 pm Iowa time.
St Berchmans Topples Davenport Five In City Clash
St Berchmans of Marion defeated Davenport five 18 to 14 to end Cathedral grade school’s ten game win streak. Marion center Files scored six field goals while guard Groblewski delivered the sharp passing that produced most baskets. The first half finished tied at eight. Johnson and Mulligan starred for Davenport.
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Parnell High Trips Marengo Combination
Parnell high School defeated Marengo high Tuesday night 22 to 8. sickness kept two Parnell players from competing and Marengo was unable to use its first string men.
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Marengo High
Parnell
Marengo
Red Pepper’s Hot Sport Chatter Remembers O Connell Tale
The column recalls Giants prospect Jimmy O’Connell banned after a 1920s bribery probe and contrasts him with Cubs rookie George Stainback. It also notes Minnesota basketball’s poor season under coach McMullin after Virgil Licht’s suspension, plus Miles Casteel’s decision to stay at Michigan State rather than join Fordham.
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Cubs
Jimmy O'Connell
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Sand Pronto
K. M. Landis
Iowa and Drake Track Teams In Dual Meet Preview
Iowa coach George T Bresnahan opens the season with a dual meet against Drake in Iowa City. Drake is favored to win due to balance and experience, led by Fred Blanck Paul Schneeman Frank Smith Carol Johnston and Layton Lockridge. Iowa captains Calvin Hoskinson and Leonard Gallagher to clash in the quarter mile, with other possible scorers including Richard Bott Robert Cook Tom Moore Clyde Hutton and Martin Morrissey.
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Iowa City
George T Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Drake University
Drake
Fred Blanck
Paul Schneeman
Frank Smith
Carol Johnston
Layton Lockridge
Calvin Hoskinson
Iowa
Leonard Gallagher
Gloversville
N. Y
Martin Morrisey
Davenport
Boxing Roundup Sees Several Knockouts and Point Wins
The report notes Giorgio Nichols defeating Ruttila and Newark besting Te rnia. Havana and Alvarez score knockouts, while Pittsburgh faces Chicago as Frankie Often Martford defeats Tom Jones on points in a Chicago venue.
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Savanna
Drake And Grinnell In Basketball Fray
Grinnell hosts Drake in a Missouri Valley tilt Friday night seeking a win to lift from the cellar. Drake arrives with two Valley wins and five losses while Grinnell holds two wins and six losses.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Drake Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Des Moines
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Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
Alburnett Tops Edgewood 36 to 32 in Local Game
Special to The Gazette Edgewood's first independent hoops squad fell 36 to 32 to Alburnett on the local floor. Edgewood’s second team beat Alburnett 22 to 17. Edgewood faculty with townsmen lost to Lamont faculty 20 to 16.
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Edgewood
Alburnett
Edgewood School
Lamont
Dark Horses Meet Alpha Phi Alphas At McKinley Gym
The Dark Horses face the Alpha Phi Alphas at McKinley Gym at 7:45 tonight in a key game. Alpha club member Dickerson and Wallace are among Iowa football players on the Alpha group. The Frolic club, a rare foe of the Sokols, also plays at 7 p.m.
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Iowa City
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College Scores Reported Across Multiple Dozens of Teams
Associated Press tally shows varied results with Clemson and South Carolina scoring in early reports. Teams listed include North Carolina Davidson Maryland St Johns Annapolis Michigan Normal Loyola Chicago South Dakota Morningside Slidland Missouri Valley St Louis Benedicts Haskell Emporia Washburn Southwestern Friends Oklahoma A and M Tulsa Johnsons Simmons Amarillo Central Northwestern and more with scattered point totals and team names throughout.
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Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Wrestling results from various cities including Camden Brockton Newark and Trenton with wins by fall by Nick Lutre Dick Daviscourt and Everett Marshall, draws between Ed Don George and Joe Maleewicz, and strikes or disqualifications noted for roughness or inability to continue.
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Boston
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Russia
Friends Gather to Lay Schaaf to Rest
In Wrentham Massachusetts friends gathered at the small white home Ernie Schaaf built to honor the boxer who died after a bout with Primo Carnera. A high mass was planned at St Marys church with many boxing figures as mourners. Carnera awaited district attorney clearance while medical examiners prepared a report on the death.
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Remi B. Scheurer
St. John's Prep School
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Jack McCarthy
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Golden Boy
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Sharkey
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Lucey Schaaf
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Maas
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Italy
Carera
District Attorney's
Schnat
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Norris
Saling Of Iowa May Tour Europe With U S Track Team
Six members of the American seven man track team have accepted invitations to tour Europe this summer. Names include Gene Venzke Ralph Metcalfe Ben Eastman Jim Bausch George Spitz Bill Carr. George Saling may join as seventh. Team sails after Chicago national championships and opens in Stockholm with plans for Germany France and Italy.
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Europe
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Gene Venzke
Ralph Metcalfe
Ben Eastman
Jim Bausch
George Spitz
Bill Carr
George Saling
Chicago
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
France
Aly
Staggs Quaint Auto to Be Placed in Museum
The vintage electric car long associated with Amos Alonzo Stagg at the University of Chicago will move to the science and industry museum in Jackson Park. Museum officials requested the transfer as Stagg departs for the College of the Pacific to coach football. The vehicle was bought in 1919 for Stagg during his sciatic illness and was used to follow the team at practises.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
Stagg
California
College of the Pacific
Science and Industry Museum
Jackson Park
Sigourney Savages Dominate Keota Five 32-14
Sigourney defeated Keota 32 to 14 on the Keota floor. Keota opened with a free throw from Stoutner and a later field goal by Jed, but the Lafayette township foes offered little threat as Sigourney pulled away in the game.
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Keota Five
Gazette
Keota
Coach Crowe
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Jed
Lafayette Township
Independent tourney to be held at Toronto Coliseum
An independent basketball tournament will be staged at the Toronto Coliseum for four nights starting Sunday February 19. Twelve independent teams participate including Mount Vernon Lisbon Mechanicsville Lowden Wheatland Calamus Lost Nation Delmar Baldwin Charlotte and the DeWitt Bulldogs and DeWitt Atlas.
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the Gazette
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Toronto Coliseum
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Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Wheatland
Calamus
Lost Nation
Delmar
Baldwin
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Dewitt Bull Dogs
DeWitt Allars
Ladora and Oxford Split Night of Basketball
The Ladora boys lost 39 to 3 to Oxford while the Ladora girls defeated Oxford 32 to 21. Ladora independent team then beat Made-Rite of Marshalltown 37 to 30 in Wednesday tournament action.
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oe + Gazette
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Oxford
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Holdout problem still troubles major moguls
A. P. report from New York outlines widespread holdouts as spring camps near. Star players from Ruth Gehrig and Dickey to Manush and Barton's status vary by club with several teams signaling signings while many remain unsigned. Yankees Indians White Sox Dodgers Cardinals Reds Braves and others show differing progress toward new contracts as the 1933 season approach.
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Ben Chapmat
Herb Pennock
Frank Crosetti
Cleveland Indians
Ferrell
Kamm
Hudlin
Dick Porter
Roy Spencer
Chicago White Sox
Evar Swanson
Chad Kimsey
Sam Jones
Billy Sulelivan
Earnshaw
George Earnshaw
St. Louis Browns
Jim Levey
Bruce Campbell
Muddy Ruel
Wally Hebert
Charley Gelbert
Cincinnati
Lucas
Lombardi
Jim Bottomley
Leskinovich Faces Jackson In Coliseum Wrestling Show
Ivan Leskinovich a 6'4\" 245 lb Russian wrestles Bob Jackson of New York in the Feb 24 feature. The standouts include Hans Steinke in a three hour bout earlier, with Leskinovich famed for a potential straight jacket grip. George Mack meets Jack Hackenschmidt in the semi final. Johnny Fryrear adds boxing bouts to the program.
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Bob Jackson
New York
Leskinovich
United States
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George Mack
Jack Hackenschmidt
Johnny Fryrear
Packers Defeat Alberts 52 34 In Waterloo Tilt
Rath's Packers of Waterloo defeated the Alberts quintet of Cedar Rapids 52 to 34. Cole led with eighteen points, Olson added thirteen, and the Packers held a 30 to 19 halftime edge while O'Conner led Alberts with fourteen.
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Rath
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Cedar Rapids
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Morley and Onslow Teams Split Wed Basketball Games
Morley high school hosted Onslow with the girls winning 20 to 10 and the Morley boys losing 24 to 22 in a Wednesday evening doubleheader.
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Morley
Toca High School
Onslow
Wheatland Boys Triumph and Girls Lose in Twin Bill
The Wheatland high school basketball teams hosted Grand Mound. Wheatland boys won 29 to 23 while the Wheatland girls fell 27 to 22. This was the girls final game. the boys have one more game Friday against Elwood.
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Randalia Upset In Fayette Cage Meet
In the Fayette county tournament opening Randalia, undefeated and favored, fell to Oclwein B 15 to 12. Other scores: Fayette 27 over Hawkeye 11, Clermont 26 over Oran 18, West Union 28 over Stanley 17.
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Knitters Meet Drews Sextet In Key Hockey Showdown
A high stakes hockey game unfolds at the municipal rink tonight at 8 pm as the Knitters face Drew's. The match follows a Scout troop brush incident and features a lineup including Stodola Smylie W Avedovech MacGregor Nelson Avedavee Trefny Dvorak and Vynanek with Stillians at right wing.
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Marquette Trackmen Defeat Wisconsin 48 38
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette's Olympic sprinter, clipped tenths off the 40 yard dash annex record with a 7.04.3 time helping Marquette beat Wisconsin 48 to 38. The performance surpassed the 1919 mark set by A Tormey.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
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