Coe Bears Grinnell 42 37 in Tight Court Battle
Jim Scott led the Kohawks with seven second half baskets and Hank Moss added ten free throws as Coe defeated Grinnell 42 to 37. Grinnell struggled in the first half with fouls and turnovers before Nash sparked a late rally, but Scott's hot shooting kept Coe ahead.
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Rinnell
Jim Scott
Coe
Grinnell
Scott
Hank Moss
Moss
Peisner
Nash
Zahler
Tschirgi
Dunlop
Kendall
Hamann
Fort
Kohawks
Tschirei
Bcott
Patterson
Mith
Eenlop
Zahller
Railsback
Gpratorial
Iowa
Knox
Des Moines
Paul Dean Quits Baseball Takes 7 500 Waiver Bid
Winter Haven Florida INS reports Paul Dean, once a key part of the Dean pitching duo, has decided to retire. Giants manager Bill Terry confirmed the retirement after Dean called to announce it and noted the waiver price of 7500 yet to be resolved by Commissioner Landis. Dizzy Dean may also quit, seeking 15000 and receiving 10000 plus bonus offers, while staying in seclusion at his Texas farm.
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Fla
INS
Paul Dean
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Paul
Columbus
Terry
K. M. Landis
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
California
Dizzy
Lancaster
Tex
Grinnell Freshmen Triumph Over Coe 42 to 37
Led by ace forward Blandince Webb the Grinnell freshmen defeated Coe 42 to 37 on Grinnell's floor. Pilcher topped Coe with five second half field goals after a scoreless first half. Thomas showed promise at guard for Coe under Coach Pugh.
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Blandince Webb
Grinnell
Coe
Pilcher
Thomas
Pugh
Simpson Nears First Iowa Cage Loop Title Clincher
Simpson moves within one victory of its first Iowa conference basketball championship after a 40 to 30 win over St Ambrose. The Redmen own 12 victories in 14 games and will face Iowa Wesleyan next Friday to close the schedule. Dubuque trails Loras for third as Upper Iowa beat Dubuque while Loras has nine wins in 11 games.
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Indianola
Simpson
Iowa
Redmen
Upper Iowa
Loras
Dubuque
St. Ambrose
Spartans
Iowa Wesleyan
Luther
Central
Friay
Henehan
Kausal
Oe Sieklocha
Luana
Shellsburg
Urbeans
Maranette
Pearee
Schlotfelte
Wycoff Deveen
Bob Schulte
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Ferguson Fe Tucker Borly
Neer Os
Daughmon
Hawley
Shelisburg
Urbana Decorah
Decora
Urbana
McGregor
Wilton
Bennett
Vvanson Baby
Santi
Bolmgren
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Tf Brenner
Ziegelmaier
Hendrickson Eivin Veson
Miller Pace Land
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Luethye
Battolph Einfeldt
Baccas Ete
Norton
McGreg
Elwein
Gruemmer
Oelwein
Independence
Jeetz
Andrews
Tabor Wilton
Bennett Pen
VanCamp
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Olayers
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van Horne
Atkins
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Hoot Sheker
Kvedera Hladek Minehart
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Harper Leads Pro Golfers In Tourney
New Orleans pro Chandler Harper from Portsmouth Va heads into the second round of the $10 000 New Orleans Open with a one stroke lead. He shot 67 five under par tying the city course record and leads Ben Hogan by one. Tony Longo 69 is third with several players on 70.
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New Orleans
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Harper
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Tony Longo
New York
Lloyd Mangrum
Oak Park
Ill
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Ralph Guldahl
Dallas
Tex
Harold McSpaden
Boston
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Len Dodson
Horton Smith
Herman Keiser
Iowa Wesleyan Wins Narrowly At Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan edged Parsons 45 to 36 in an Iowa conference basketball game in Mount Pleasant Friday night. The win marked Wesleyan’s seventh victory in 10 league games.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Parsons
Iowa
Wesleyan
Hawkeye Swimmers Defeat Wisconsin 53-31 in Madison
University of Iowa swimming team beat Wisconsin 53 to 31 in Madison to hand the Badgers their second straight Big Ten defeat. Event winners included Armbruster, Poulos and Karaffa in the 300-yard medley and Dotson, Karaffa, Bareisa and Armbruster in the 400-yard freestyle relay.
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Madison
Wis
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Iowa
Armbruster
Poulos
Karaffa
Frank
Ahlgren
Dotson
Gerlach
Wenstrom
Bareisa
Vargon
Bie- Srevexi
Frazee
Vopal
Bremer
Hoston
Ristow
Johnson
Ahleren
Prank
Gerber
Hobbs Adams Named Kansas State Coach
Hobbs Adams named head football coach at Kansas State college on a one year contract paying 5000 dollars. He succeeds Wes Fry who resigned after a dispute with Stan Williamson. Adams formerly coached at Southern California where he led the Trojans to Rose Bowl wins and later built a strong San Diego high program.
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Manhattan
Kan
Hobbs Adams
University of Southern California
Kansas State College
Adams
Southern California
Wes Fry
Stan Williamson
Williamson
Trojans
Duke
Tennessee
San Diego High
California
Boxing Roundup Highlights Lightweight and Welterweight Bouts
Across multiple cities AP reports show Louw Ambers of Herkimer outpointing Al Davis in New York as Neville Beech stops Babe Davis in Memphis. Pietri Georgi defeats Butch Wooster in West Palm Beach while Ritchie Fontaine draws with Georgie Hansford in Hollywood. Irish Ellie Mader earns a win in Indianapolis over New Die Bovies in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Louw Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Al_ Davis
Brooklyn
Memphis
Tenn
Neville
Tiger) Beech
Picayune
Miss
Babe Davis
St. Louis
West Palm Beach
Fla
Pietri Georgi
Los Angeles
Butch Wooster
Rocklandin
Hollywood
Ritchie Fontaine
Butte
Mont
Georgie Hansford
Drew
Ellie Mader
Die Bovies
Cleveland
Franklin Beats Wilson Five 31 to 25 in City Rivalry
Franklin defeats Wilson 31 25 on the Wilson floor in a close intra city clash. Tvrdik led Franklin with 13 points while Wachal added 12 and Ford 10. Wilson's Konigsmark and Folkers left the game on fouls late in the third period.
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Wilson Ramblers
Franklin
Thunderbolts
Wilson
Don Konigsmark
Bill Folkers
Ford
Jerry Wachal
Ramblers
Bob Wessale
Bob Tvrdik
Pete Schwinn
Folkers
Tvrdik
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Tordik
Konigsmark
Bears
Wachal
Dick Lynch
Wessale
Clark
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Webster
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Spencer Fiie
A Alue
Waterloo East
Davenport
Immaculate Conception Presses Season to 20th Victory
Immaculate Conception high defeated Sacred Heart 16 to 12 to finish the season with a 20th straight win. Insistent use of set plays and a strong Waterloo defense allowed SC to pull away in the second period while Sacred Heart struggled from the field. Thomsen and OToole led SC with support from Aarons and Halbmaier for the losers.
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Immaculate Conception High
Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Heart
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O’toole
Hennessey
Invaders
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S. C
Thomsen
Theron Thomsen
Dean O’toole
Dick Aarons
Jack Halbmaier
Friedl
Wright
Duggan
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Halbmaier
Toole
Lee Roedel
Condon
Immaculate Gencentien
Bender
Iowa
Lowe
Northern Illinois Teachers
Schnoeben Zopene
Oedel
Industrial Loop basketball results for La Plant Choate and Penick Ford
La Plant Choate defeated Witwer Grocer 43 to 38 with 25 to 11 at halftime. Smith scored 14 for winners, Haworth 14 and Lowe 12 led losers. Penick Ford then beat Honeymead 52 to 21 with Kovarik 14 and Forrestal 12 for winners, Carbee 6 top Losers. Next games listed for Saturday and upcoming week.
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Smith
Haworth
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Ford
Honeymead
Kovarik
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Carbee
Armstrong and Newhall
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Chet Good
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Kavorik
Marx Krumm
J, Spaight
Hampton
Rene Carney
McDermot
Gable
Parce
Kerres
St Ambrose Names Jim Dockery Cage Coach
James Dockery aged 24 from Ward high school Kansas City was named head basketball coach at St Ambrose college Davenport. He will also assist football coach Larry Moon Mullins and assume duties late in March during spring practice.
Fairfax and Walford to clash in Walford double-header
The Fairfax and Walford independent teams will meet in a double-header at Walford Saturday night.
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Fairfax
Walford
Badminton Round Robin Sees Tie For First
In the Y W C A tourney Schaefer's Blues and Brockman's Reds share the lead after a 3 2 result and a 4 1 win. Individual matches include Jacqueline Smith over Dorothy Svec 15 1 and Olga Serbousek beating Eileen Brockman 15 9.
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Blues
Brockman
Reds
Serbousek
Greer
Blacks
Jacqueline Smith
Dorothy Svec
Sufone Serbousek
Cleda Schaefer
Myra Booth
Helen Hardy
Olga Serbousek
Eileen Brockman
Co. Berbousek Greet
Ward- Bioek
Serbousek-Booth
Schaefer- Haray
Svee Sones
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Penn Beats Wartburg In Iowa Conference Hoop Duel
Osage city reports Penn with Bill Trent scoring 17 points led a 41 to 27 win over Wartburg here last night in Iowa conference action. Wartburg suffered its eleventh straight defeat.
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Oskaloosa
Bill Trent
Penn
Wartburg
Iowa
Warturg
Ambers Gives Al Davis Neat Boxing Lesson
In New York, Lou Ambers defeated Al Davis by unanimous decision after 10 rounds in an overweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Ambers dominated with left hooks and footwork, weighing 139 to 146 1/2 pounds, in front of 20,586 fans who mostly jeered Davis.
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New York
al Davis
Lou Ambers
Brooklyn
Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Davis
Peck
Wesley Fry Named Assistant Coach At Northwestern
Wesley Fry, who was replaced as Kansas State football coach, was named assistant football coach at Northwestern University. He will start with spring practice in April under Head Coach Lynn Waldorf. Fry earlier served as Waldorf’s assistant at Kansas State and as head coach after Waldorf moved to Northwestern. Fry starred at the University of Iowa from 1923 to 1925. Stan Williamson, Fry’s Kansas State assistant, resigned amid differences. Hobbs Adams of USC was named head coach at Kansas State, with Williamson slated for Adams’ USC post.
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Evanston
Ill
Wesley Fry
Kansas State
Northwestern University
K. L. “Tug” Wilson
Northwestern
Fry
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
University of Iowa
Stan Williamson
Hobbs Adams
Southern California
Williamson
Adams
USC
Drake Cagers Triumph 46 31 Over Washburn
Drake Bulldogs beat Washburn 46 to 31 in Des Moines in a Missouri Valley game. Ned Swan scored 15 for Drake as the victory left both teams at 6 5 with one Valley game remaining and a third place tie.
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DES Moines
Drake
Ned Swan
Bulldogs
District finals spark state bid chase across Iowa
In semi finals many teams advanced toward the state girls basketball tournament to be held March 7 8 and 9 at the state capital. Clarence edged Delhi 25 23 in overtime while Lenox defeated Prescott 31 22 and will meet College Springs. Kamrar defeated Stratford 58 49 as Appanoose county rivals Dominate regional action with 76 19 over Guernsey and a Centerville showdown looming. Upper Iowa and Dubuque St Ambrose clashed with Dubuque dropping a 42 35 decision as Dale Alderson tied the conference scoring record with 197 points.
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Olin
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Lenox
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Viota
Marengo
Lynnville
Mallard
George
Ottosen
Wellsburg
D. Moines
Iowa
Alburnett Tops Marion Five 34-30 In Close Game
Alburnett defeated Marion 34 to 30 as Marion faltered in the second half. Hansen led Marion with 8 points while Peterson of Alburnett was the game’s top scorer with 12 points. Marion’s second team won an overtime matchup.
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Gazette
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Marion
Hansen
Peterson
College and Prep Basketball Scores Across U.S. Regions
The tally lists numerous college and university basketball results with teams such as California, Stanford, LSU, Arizona, Oregon, Colorado Mines, North Dakota, South Dakota, and many others. Scores range from close finishes to decisive margins, reflecting a wide spread of games across conferences.
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Tulane
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New Mexico
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Mississippi
Oregon
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Loyola
Chicago
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South Dakota State
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Springfield
Annmperia
Fort Hays
Keystone Tops McKinley Five In Sectional Tilt
Keystone beat McKinley 25 to 16 as Orville Feuerbach scored 10 points leading the East side. Keystones hold a 10-6 edge after one period and 16-8 at halftime while McKinley fights to prepare for Roosevelt. McKinley reserves lose 22-21 to sophomores.
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Keystone
Benton County
Orville Feuerbach
Wilbur Gregor
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Bennie Oosterbaan Returns as Michigan Coach and Scout Chief
ANN ARBOR Mich AP Bennie Oosterbaan resumed duties as Michigan football ends coach and head of the scouting staff after Campbell Dickson resigned. Oosterbaan a three time All American end 1925 27 was assigned to the two roles following Dickson acceptance of a deanship at Hamilton College Clifton N Y.
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Mich
Big Bennie Oosterbaan
Sateurday
University of Michigan
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Campbell Dickson
Michigan
Dickson
Hamilton College
Clifton, N. Y
Earlville Girls Triumph Over Fredericksburg In OT
The Earlville high school girls basketball team beat Fredericksburg 30 to 29 in overtime at Calamar on Thursday.
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Fredericksburg
Calamar
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