Hawks Conceded Even Chance On Home Boards
University of Iowa basketball coach Rollie Williams aims to split the series with Michigan at home Saturday night after a 31 to 27 loss in Ann Arbor. Iowa hopes a strong home record and two remaining road tests against Purdue and Chicago will secure a first division finish, with Capt. Sid Rosenthal seeking to raise his scoring after a 21-point game against Wisconsin. Michigan counters with height edge led by John Gee, 6-9, while Rudness anchors the guard position. officials are George Higgins and Lloyd Larson.
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Purdue
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Wisconsin
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Rosenthal
J. Townsend Hwarte
Oes Rees
Stanwood Tipton And Lowden Fives Win In Cedar Tourney
Stanwood, Tipton and Lowden edged their opponents in Cedar Tourney games at Stanwood. Stanwood defeated Springdale 71 to 0 in the opener, Lowden beat Durant 26 to 11, and Tipton outshot Clarence in a 28 all tie late, Bergman scoring 11 for Clarence while McDonald led Tipton with 13.
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Oedal
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Owden
Springdale
Durant
Rant
Schutt
Hintz
Licht
Clarence
Pton
Bergman
McDonald
t'Tipton
Mechanicsville
West Branch
Bennett
Santa Anita Handicap Field Seen As Three Horse Show
In Arcadia California experts select Discovery Top Row and Time Supply as the likely winners of the 100000 added Santa Anita handicap with forecast rain and a muddy track. Handicappers urge sticking with champions as only three outsiders are viewed as upset possibilities in the fourteen horse field.
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Discovery
Top Row
State Volleyball Tourney Saturday at Local Y
Eight leading Y M C A volleyball teams compete in a double elimination state tourney at the local Y on Saturday to crown the champion. Davenport defends title, Clinton and Cedar Rapids are strong contenders. Cedar Rapids faces Oskaloosa in the opening game at 9 30 a m with a potential 2 30 p m rematch if Cedar Rapids wins.
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Clinton
Harry Fulmer
Cedar Rapids
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Des Moines
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Oskaloosa
Keokuk
Roy Harger
Ed Soboda
Cook
Case
Stewart
Farmer
Emory
Lonie Hensley
George Hanry
John Hann
Howard Wilfong
Bill Whipple
R. D. Proctor
W. E. Peschau
Tom and Needham Young
Lester Lawrence
Jack Miller
Jim Bell
Heinie Gundling
Jack Skein
Guerny Day
Martin of Ottumwa Wins Checker Title
SIOUX CITY AP Bobby Martin, 22 year old Ottumwa player, won the Iowa checker championship by defeating Victor Davis of Fort Dodge, defending title holder. Luther Sammons, another Ottumwa player, finished third and Bobby Hicks of Waterloo was fourth.
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Victor Davis
Fort Dodge
Luther Sammons
Bobby Hicks
Waterloo
McGregor CCC Upsets Cresco Five 34 33 in Iowa Showdown
McGregor CCC edged Cresco CCC 34 to 33 at Cresco Friday night to assume a district lead shared with Decorah. The teams plan a NW Iowa CCC championship clash in McGregor next week. Also noted is an estimate of about 3,500 vaudeville performers nationwide.
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Red Pepper’s Hot Sport Chatter and Olympic Sparks
The column notes Detroit Golden Glove contenders Howell King Milton Shivers Tommy Hill and Bob Smith in 147 160 175 and heavyweight classes and reflects on Joe Louis Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth and Bill Terry. It also covers U S participation controversies at the Winter Olympics and Austria’s threatened withdrawal from the Summer Games highlighting international tensions and goodwill.
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Chicago
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Lorenzo Pack
Motor City
Howell King
Milton Shivers
Tommy Hill
Bob Smith
Louis
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San Francisco Sets Noise Deadline Study
City Physician Dr Geiger begins delimiting permissible noise versus forbidden noise. County supervisors authorize consultations with medical, neurological, ear nose and throat experts, lawyers, acoustics and engineering to decide what noises to suppress and how. The article also defines Oceania as islands in the Southern Pacific including Malaysia, Australasia, and Polynesia.
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J. C. Geiger
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Pacific Ocean
Malaysia
Australasia
Polynesia
Dodgers Continue Building Program
The Dodgers add Buddy Hassett from Newark, after selling Sam Leslie to the Giants for about 20000. Brooklyn passes Ralph Boyle and John McCarthy plus cash around 5000 to Newark while eyeing more moves to boost Casey Stengel’s pennant bid. Hassett, 24, a lefty bat, is expected to replace the regular first baseman with strong minor league credentials and a solid ankle.
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New York
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Buddy” Hassett
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Manhattan College
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Williamsburg and Parnell Triumph In Iowa County Tourney
In first round action Williamsburg 21 Marengo 19 and Parnell 24 Victor 18 as Williams burg rallies from a 17 12 halftime deficit to deny Marengo on home court Don Coxe led North English with 11 in a 43 7 rout of Ladora Harry Ward scored 17 for Parnell in their win over Victor. Frail lineups and disputed exits marked the day with Millersburg falling 21 14 to Conroy and West Liberty scheduling a March 9 school board vote for district directors and treasurer. EXECUTOR NOTICE: Harold W Goodrich named executor of Alice M Myers estate Linn County Iowa.
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Linn Republicans Assail New Deal Choose Delegates
Linn county Republicans rallied to denounce federal policies as threats to constitutional rights and central authority. Floyd Philbrick led the convention which elected 76 delegates to the state Republican gathering, with speakers urging defense of representative government and economic fairness.
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Grace Bleakly
Marion
Guy Linville
Harriet Ballard
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Jerry Eyre
Mount Vernon
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Walker
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Fred Canfield
John Pazour
Morris Crozier
Coggon
Frank Byers
J. R. Gardner
Lisbon
R. P. Ink
Sid Chandler
G. P. Linville
Linn’ County
City Clerk Office Opens Saturday for Voter Registration
City Clerk L J Storey announced the office will stay open Saturday from 8 a m to 5 p m for voter registration and address changes, despite the building closure for Washington's Birthday.
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Washington
Eight Die as Osaka Quake Strikes Japan
A strong earthquake hit Osaka Friday at 10 07 a m Tokyo time killing eight people injuring thirty two and damaging forty four houses. Fires and a landslide caused some casualties while Osaka cotton yarn and stock exchanges suspended trading. Kobe and Nagoya were shaken with minor damage reported.
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INS
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