Iowa Football Tubbs to Lead Spring Practice at Iowa City
A large Iowa squad, about sixty players, report to Coach Irl Tubbs as spring drills begin Monday. Captain Homer Harris and several veterans have checked out equipment. Tubbs and assistant Pat Boland, both returning from Miami, will run two months of light drills and early scrimmages to instill Tubbs style.
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Michigan City
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Burlington
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Bloomfield
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Chicago
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Creston
John McCambridge
Des Moines
Walter Berns
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Chariton
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Missouri Valley
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Charles Brady
Mason City
William Mangold
Sioux City
Wilbur Bornschein
Moville
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Elkader
Chester Poluga
Martins Ferry
Lee Miltner
Iowa City
Finals of the Golden Gloves Feature Close Heavyweight Action
The finals crowned Red Forrey the heavyweight champion after a tense night of semis and finals in Cedar Rapids. Lynn Gage and Howard Campbell advanced in 175 pounds, while Don Redmond and Harold Briggs offered tight battles in the lighter class.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Hal Waltermeyer
Harold Briggs
Don
Crippled Hawkeye Track Team Sets Chicago Trip
Hawkeye track squad faces University of Chicago tomorrow night hampered by injuries and pending incompletes. Out are sprinters Capt. Andy Dooley Ed Wiggins and leg injured Eugene Skinner. Selected travelers include Barnes Billig Farrah Graves Harris Lamb Lindenmeyer Lyle P Nelson R Nelson Purvis Schmidt Stiller C Teufel F Teufel Eliot Waples and Robert Waples.
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Washington College Five Wins From Burlington
Washington junior college beat Burlington 38 to 30 in a rough game to boost its state championship hopes. Gene Tucker led with 13 points, Dodds of Burlington had 8, and Washington improved to 8 conference wins in 12. The state tournament runs February 25–27 at Marshalltown.
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Washington Junior College
Burlington
Cardinals
Gene Tucker
Dodds
Marshalltown
Curt Davis Signs Cubs Contract Tightens Holdout List
CHICAGO INS Curt Davis signed contract reduces Cubs holdout list to six players on Wednesday. Remaining outfielders Frank Demaree Augie Galan Tuck Stainback and Joe Marty shortstop Bill Jurges and pitcher Tex Carleton.
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INS
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Chicago Cubs
Frank Demaree
Augie Galan
Tuck Stainback
Oe Marty
Bill Jurges
Tex Carleton
Braddock Louis to Sign for Ballyhoo at Comiskey Park
James J Braddock and Joe Louis will headline a publicity event at which the June 22 title defense is formally announced for a bout at Comiskey Park. Promoters report a 25 percent gate rental with the White Sox to take 5 percent net, Braddock to receive half of the gross and Louis about 41 percent.
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Pittsburgh
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Raines' Foe Tonight in Memorial Coliseum Show
The big Swede pictured above returns to the Memorial Coliseum to face Dick Raines of Texas in the main event staged by Matchmaker Eddie Jennings. Prelims feature Earl Wampler vs Johnny Marrs and Carlson Johnson former Big Ten champion vs Jimmy Bear.
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Carlson Johnson
Jimmy Bear
Iowa Gymnastic Team Faces Chicago on Road
The University of Iowa gymnastic squad, undefeated after three meets, heads to Chicago to face its rival. Capt. George Nissen leads a lineup including Miles Adams Eugene Wettstein Robert McCloy Joe Kochwasser Bob Parry Don Dodge and J. Tschirgi as Iowa defends its Big Ten title hopes.
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Iowa City
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Chicago
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Illinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
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Miles Adams
Eugene Wettstein
Robert McCloy
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Bob Parry
Don Dodge
J. Tschirgi
Apostoli Edges Krieger In Ten Round Bout At Hippodrome
Fred Apostoli, the San Francisco challenger known as the betting bellhop, defeated Sol Krieger in a 10 round decision at the Hippodrome before 5 000 spectators. TheBrooklyn fighter weighed 160 1 2 pounds to Apostoli 159 1 4, with Apostoli winning six rounds to Krieger three and one even. Blood flowed from both men as Apostoli kept Krieger's haymakers from landing.
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San Francisco
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Freddie Ae
Touy
Ken Overlin
Richmond
Apostoli
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Hippodrome
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Steele
Tipton Court Hosts Trio of High School and College Games
Tipton hosted three basketball games Tuesday evening. Tipton junior high beat Mechanicsville 27 to 17 as coach F W Wakefield rotated players after a large third-quarter lead. Muscatine junior college defeated Tipton junior college 57 to 13 with Cornthwaite scoring 22 for Muscatine and Nau adding 14. Londen Independents then beat Tipton Panthers 36 to 25 as Licht scored 13 for Londen and C Winter led Tipton with 15.
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Londen Independents
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Lowden
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St Wenceslaus Girls Top Center Junction In Tight Win
The St Wenceslaus girls from Cedar Rapids defeated Center Junction 31 28 in a close contest. Center Junction led 24 18 at halftime before St Wenceslaus guards Tresnak Severa and Miller halted the rally with key baskets in the second half. Cedar Rapids forwards Koutnik Musej and Copek added steady scoring.
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St. Wenceslaus
Cedar Rapids
Frances Tresnak
Henrietta Severa
Margaret Miller
Helen Koutnik
Margaret Muse
Hattie Copek
Yanks Acquire Ellsworth Dahlgren From Red Sox
The New York Yankees bought first baseman Ellsworth Dahlgren from Boston to back up their stance amid star Lou Gehrig's holdout. Dahlgren, 24, hit .318 with a .990 fielding rate for Syracuse last season and stands 6 feet tall at 190 pounds.
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Babe” Dahlgren
Boston Red Sox
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Yankees
Gehrig
Jacob Ruppert
Dahlgren
Ruppert
Syracuse
Monticello Extends Lead in Eastern Iowa Conference
Monticello remains atop the Eastern Iowa league with Anamosa and Mount Vernon as the only challengers. West Liberty could clinch if Monticello loses a game, given West Liberty’s one remaining contest. Last week Mount Vernon beat Tipton 31 26 and West Liberty beat University High 31 17. Friday Anamosa aims to upset Monticello’s perfect league record while University High seeks to keep Mount Vernon in the second division.
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Monticello
Olin Triumphs in Trio of High School Basketball Games
Olin high swept three basketball games against Lowden Tuesday night in the local gymnasium. The boys’ first team won 25 to 22 after a 19 to 11 half, with Stoke and Mershon each scoring 12. Fern Toerber led Lowden with all 11 points in the girls’ game, which Olin won 21 to 11, while Hotz added 11 for Olin. A junior high contest ended 12 to 9 in favor of Olin.
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Parnell Defeats Oxford For Seventeenth Win
The Parnell high school basketball team closed the local season with a 31 to 23 victory over Oxford. Hazard scored 15 points to lead Parnell to its seventeenth win of the season. Harsha tallied 13 points for Oxford.
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Record crowd fills Coliseum for Golden Gloves finals
The Golden Gloves finals drew about 3,100 paid admissions at the Memorial Building, with standing room refused for 200–300. Earl Carr defeated De Los Shrader in the 147-pound final amid boos, while Corney Forrey emerged as a surprise champion by knocking out Max Klemm and dethroning Jack O Rourke. Freddie Perkins, moving from 118 to 112 pounds, is tipped for success in Chicago.
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Berg Set For Palm Beach Semis In Key Women’s Match
Red-haired Patty Berg of Minneapolis faced Marion Miley of Lexington in the Palm Beach tournament semi finals. Audrey Phipps, the dark horse, met Helen Detweiler of Washington in the other semi final.
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Webster Wins Both Sides Over Delta Five
Webster high school basketball teams defeated Delta on their floor. The first team won 24 to 19 and the seconds 23 to 21. Webster schedules a road game against South English for Friday evening.
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Waukon Junior College Edges Luther Reserves in Close Gridiron Battle
Waukon junior college led its best game of the season and defeated Luther College reserves 29 to 27 in a hard fought Wednesday night matchup.
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Elwood Independents Win Lost Nation Cage Tourney Title
Elwood Independents beat Center Junction 31 30 in overtime to capture first place at Lost Nation tournament. Eldridge defeated Lost Nation 51 19 to claim third. other scores include Eldridge 40 Lisbon 38 and Lost Nation 53 Charlotte 17. In prelims Elwood edged Lost Nation 39 36 in two overtimes.
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Maquoketa Juniors Rally Past Lenox 42 23
Maquoketa junior college beat Lenox 42 to 23 in a Wednesday night contest. Luckiesh led Maquoketa with 17 points, Jones 9, while Dukek had 11 for Lenox and Kirkwood 5. The win secured the Northeastern Iowa conference title after a prior defeat of Independence.
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Des Moines Trades Stan Keyes to San Antonio for Warnock and Nelson
Stanley Keyes, 35 year old outfielder and former Western league batting champion, will play 1937 in the Texas league with the San Antonio club after Des Moines traded him for Harold Warnock and pitcher William Nelson.
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William Nelson
St. Mary's Winstown City Parochial Title Win
St. Mary's high school captured the city parochial title with a 34 to 28 win over St. Patrick's. Henderson scored 11 and Schlenck 9 for St. Mary's while Healy had 10 for St. Patrick's as the Hornets led 20 to 10 at halftime.
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