Immaculate Conception Faces OLV Aiming Diocesan Crown
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids defeated Sacred Heart of Waterloo 34 to 14 in the semi finals and advances to face Our Lady of Victory Academy of Waterloo in the Dubuque Diocesan tournament final tonight. OLV A beat St Marys Waterloo 22 to 20 in a tight overtime.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy of Waterloo
Dubuque
Greyhounds of
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart of Waterloo
St. Mary's of Waterloo
Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Conception of
Waterloo
Thomsen
Wright
Tommy Thomsen
Bob Wright
Hallmaier
Sacred Heart
St. Wenceslaus
St. John's of Independence
Holy Family of
Mason City
St. Mary's
Marshalltown
St. Joseph’s High
Elkader
St. Joseph's of
Bellevue
St. Francis Xavier of
Ossian
Fairbanks
St Clement's of
Bankston
St. Patrick's of
Garryowen
St. John's of
Peosia
Ryan
Catholic High
Farley
Iowa Wesleyan Tops Central In Conference Clash 32 27
Iowa Wesleyan defeated Central 32 to 27 in a hard fought Iowa conference game as Leonard Mauck led scoring with 14 points and Homer Voskull paced the losers with seven. The Tigers led 15 to 12 at halftime and were never threatened.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Central
Iowa
Leonard Mauck
Tiger
Homer Voskull
Tigers
Yona Wesleran
Centrave Fe Fcp
Pate Carlsoni
Hulsman
Mauck
Voskullf Huebner
de Wild
T $ Keiser
Bonwellc
Lamm
Blaskoviche
Dahistrama
Abel
lLuymes
Speaker
Speed & One Patterson
Acore Wesleyan
Towa Westeran
Harrison
Iona
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Penn Quintet Caps Parsons Tilt 53-31
Penn College defended its lead in the Iowa conference by edging Parsons College 53 to 31 at Fairfield. Bill Day led with 15 points and Kiester added 13 as Penn overcame a 12-20 first-half deficit, tying 20-20 at intermission and pulling away after halftime.
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Fairfield
Penn College
Iowa
Parsons College
Bill Day
Kiester
Quakers
Parsons
Penn
Fenn
Warner
Root
Pollock
Bryan
Montsomers
Smith
Johnston
O Day
Miller
Gross
a'Collins
Kerr
Kicster
Bob Nelsone
Jbainbridsvec
Evans
LeRetter
O.b.nelsong
Heacock
Oon
Parsoner Penn
George Freshwater
Iowa State Teachers
Vic Young
Colorado U
Local Boxing Roundup Hits Kaukauna and Beyond
The record lists several boxing results with multiple fighters and locales including Phil Zwick from Kaukauna stopping Eu Bulle from Tahiti in the eighth round. Vic Dellicard won a decision over Low Schwartz in New York. Jimmy Garrison and Bobby Ruffin also appear in bouts with various weights and opponents in Brooklyn and Astoria.
Cedar Rapids Boxers Exit Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament
Charley Hayes of Detroit stopped Gene Scott of Cedar Rapids by technical knockout after two rounds in Chicago. Jake Stover of Unionville, Ma., also failed to advance as Cedar Rapids fighters faced bye rounds and travel. The Cedar Rapids team ends its participation with no further action here for a year.
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Hy Tait
Cedar Rapids
Jake Stover
Unionville
Scott
Hayes
Scotty
University of Iowa Pre-Dental
Ed Sabers
Chicago
Felton Cleveland
Nashua
Cleveland
Vance Basler
Wilbur Sitzman
Evansville
Ind
Basler
Sitzman
Stover
James Shepherd
Memphis
Shepherd
Anderson
Harry Demery
Ray Martinez
Gene Scott
Bob Anderson
Washington Junior College
Cecil Bradley
Golden Gloves Final Session Set At Chicago Stadium
Sixteen fighters in each of eight weight classes advance to the final session of three night preliminaries at Chicago stadium. Defending champions Harold Dade and Richard Menchaca lead the field as 128 boxers vie in three rings to reach the March 7 semi finals and finals.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Harold Dade
Richard Menchaca
Fort Worth
Tex
Paul Blake Leads Low-Scoring Bowling Night
Jakubec and Paul Blake posted major pin series as The Challengers beat Red Peppers and All-Stars split with Hawkeyes. Jakubee led Lincoln Booster with 598, Havick and Van Dura each 567 in Commercial league. Heefner topped Tink Belt Speeder with 531.
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Paul Blake
Gazette News and Composing Rooms
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All-Stars
Hawkeyes
Lincoln Booster League
Jakubee
Fresh Foods
Havick
van Dura
Lincoln Commercial League
Heefner
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Schlitz
Smith
Witwer
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Lincoln Women's Club
Spartans Ae
High Morris
Hick
McElroy
High Hines
Culver Motor
Starralg Abs
High van Cura
Turners
Jan Hus Toof
Frasinger
Joe Louis Expects Army Draft Call Soon
Chicago AP report says heavyweight champion Joe Louis expects an army draft call any day. Louis, home from boxing, cites draft number 2611 placing him 378th on his local board and notes he submitted his questionnaire on January 7 and awaits a physical exam. He says he is used to taking orders from his trainer and expects no trouble in service.
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Chicago
Louis
Big Joe
Hugh Mulcahy
Phils
Harmon Shufro
Dorchester
Mass
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
Bill Coleman
Chattanooga
Bob Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
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Senators
Harold Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Phelps
Maryland
Havana
Cuba
Lefty Gomez
Monte Pearson
Jerry Mitchell
New York Post
Jimmy Foxx
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Nationals
Bob Feller
Bill Tilden
Boston College
Duke Nelson
Rensselaer Poly
Dock of Windsor
Nassau
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Marty Peters
St. Benedict's College
Boxing notes from Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves tourney
Felton Cleveland of Nashua missed weigh ins and was ruled ineligible after lateness. Johnny Fryrear and other Cedar Rapids youths receive praise for their dedication and potential. Ozzie Lewis wins twice and advances. Chicago’s Satterfield exits with injury. Don Turner of Des Moines seen as a potential heavyweight champion contender.
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Barney Ross
Charley Presser
Milwaukee
Ross
Presser
Chicago
Robert Satterfield
David Travis
Nashville
Don Turner
Des Moines
Red Sox Name Mike Ryba Pop After Training Camp Moment
Old Lefty Grove nicknamed Boston rookie Mike Ryba Pop after a quick impression in camp. The article surveys team camps and player movements across MLB, noting injuries, calls to duty, and travel plans for Athletics Reds Bees and Senators.
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Red Sox
Mike Ryba
NEW York
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Pop
Philadelphia Athletics
Anaheim
Calif
Cincinnati Reds
Silent Row
Quality
Beef Trust
Jim Ripple
Joe Beggs
Elmer Riddle
John Cooney
Boston Bees
Arkansas Wins, But Loses-Their Pants
The Arkansas Razorbacks, who clinched the Southwest Conference basketball title, lost their pants after a minor fire at a cleaning establishment. Static electricity from the silken-finished road uniforms caused the blaze.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Monmouth tops Cornell 56 to 47 in Midwest loop game
Monmouth defeats Cornell 56 to 47 as Normoyle scores 20 and Rankin adds 12. Howard leads Cornell with 15 points and strong defense, while Huber is held to 12 for Monmouth. The Hawks pull away after halftime, leading 29-23 at the break.
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Gazette
Monmouth Monmouth
Cornell
Huber
Monmouth
Normoyle
Rankin
Dwayne Howard
Howard
Anderson
Little Purple
Simester
Bodine
Bailey
Holme
Schmidt
Jares
Castagnoliig
L Anderson
Kauzlarieh
Bishop
Plunket
Olortmeser
Schneider
O Houden
Corne
Lewis
Knox
Albro
Simpson downs St Ambrose to halt title bid 45-38
In Indianola AP report Simpson defeats St Ambrose Bees 45 to 38 to end their Iowa conference title chase. Simpson improves to 9 wins 3 losses while St Ambrose drops further in the standings.
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St. Ambrose
Simpson
Indianola
St. Ambrose College
Iowa
Bees
Redmen
Sieklocha
Ai Soanouski
Anderson
Rizzo
Braught
OlGontes
Freese
Sarourse
Burns
Walters
Leitch
U Sweeneye
Chisman
Cartone
Bowless
Reed
Bee
T. Amnone
Bowles
Sosnouski
Gus Rump
McPherson
Phil Slinker
Towa State
Dubuque U. Nears Conference Title
Dubuque University strengthened its hold on the Iowa conference lead by defeating Upper Iowa 45 to 39. The Spartans own ten conference wins in 12 starts and look like favorites for the crown. Bill Reidel led Dubuque with 18 points, while Marshall Hense added 12 for Upper Iowa.
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Braya
Dubuque
Upper Towa
Da“Otis Swenson
Towa
Menke
Cornell
Minneaplis Millers Lead AA With 3 230 Wins
The Minneapolis Millers claim 3 230 wins to top the American Association in its 39 year history. St Paul Saints rank second with 3 184 wins and four other clubs have surpassed 3 000 wins.
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Minneapolis
NEA
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
St. Paul Saints
Baseball Men Wonder At Yankee Sale Move
Lawton Carver reports on the reaction of baseball men to a major sale move involving the New York Yankees, with industry leaders weighing the implications for players, teams, and the market.
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Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Monte Pearson
New York Yankee
Reds
Tampa
Fla
Dempsey Sees Arline Judge in Night Spots
Boxing great Jack Dempsey and actress Arline Judge are seen together in New York night spots. The report notes other baseball trades and team moves, including Babe Dahlgren’s sale to the Boston Bees and possible Yankees reshuffling around first base and infield positions.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Dempsey
Arline Judge
John Munski
Missouri
Georgia
Jock Sutherland
South
Mitted
Babe Dahlgren
Boston Bees
Johnny Sturm
Kansas City
Tommy Henrich
Joe Gordon
George McQuinn
St. Louis Browns
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Sturm
Moe Quinn
Yankee
Dahlgren
Lou Gehrig
Henrich
Gordon
Rizzuto
Priddy
Browns
YORK
New York Yankees
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
A roundup of college basketball scores featuring Columbia over Yale 38 to 3, Syracuse over Cornell A shington 45, Texas Christian 34, Kansas overtime 4, Penn State 68, University of Mexico 18, Missouri Valley 47, Texas Tech 44, New Mexico 25, and other matchups across the nation with multiple schools such as Creighton, St. Olaf, Carleton, Gustavus Adolphus, MacAlester, and Bethel noted among the results.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Yale
Syracuse
Cornell Ashington
Vidahe
Southern Methodism
Texas Christian
Kansas
Kansan State
Creighton
Low
Penn State
University of Mexico
Dubuene
Upperawa
Penn
Parsons
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Town Waaleyan
Central
Ferm
Midland St. York
Kearney
Baker
McPherson
Monmouth
Cornell
Bt. Olaf
Carleton
Gustaves Adelphus
MacAlester
St. Mary's
Minn
Winona Twins
Missouri Valley
Tarkle
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Idaho Southern
Weber
Covertime
Bethany
Kan
Bethel
Bradley_ SA Milnels Wesleyan
Bobby Martin Retains State Checkers Title
Bobby Martin 27 of Davenport wins Iowa state checker title for the seventh straight time by defeating Bobby Kennedy of Cedar Rapids in four games after three draws. Will Cook of Ocheyedan and Howard Owen of Davenport finish tied for third and fourth. George Lane wins class B with Ralph Kennedy runner-up.
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Davenport
Sns
Bobby Martin
King of
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