Frederickson Reaches Chicago Golden Gloves Quarterfinals
Cedar Rapids boxer Martin Frederickson advanced to the Chicago Golden Gloves quarters with a second round win over Louis Rotundo of Rockford. He earlier defeated Joe Olebra of Burlington, and his next bout advances him toward the semifinals as more than 300 fighters vie for 32 spots.
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Joe Olebra
Burlington
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Rockford
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Chicago
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Johnny Pea
Davenport
Leggett
Green
Des Moines
Mackery
Evansville
Ind
al Morrison
Bloomington
A.A.U
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Martin Helzer
Omaha
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Vance Basler
Walter Frisch
Bill Veenstra
Lawrence Ga
Viewing the Field in District Basketball Title Race
Local fans consider Davenport and Clinton as strong contenders for the third district title with Clinton possibly edged by Davenport based on recent games. Roosevelt, Muscatine, and Cedar Rapids teams shape the sectional pairings, while individual scoring leaders include Dick Seidler and Ed Holle. Manchester aims for a strong sectional showing, and Sacred Heart of Oelwein shines with long range shooting in the Dubuque diocesan tourney. Albany predictions favor Alburnett to win class B in the McKinley sectional.
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Anamosa
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Center Point
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Blue Devils
Dick Seidler
Ed Holle
Wilbur Gregor
Manchester High
Monticello
Dubuque
Leonard Cole
Robert Bissel
Delbert Mully
Cedar Falls
Independence
Manhawks
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
Immaculate Conception
Oelwein
Alburnett
Linn County
Drake rallies to beat Grinnell 40 to 37 in tight finish
Drake overcame a late deficit to edge Grinnell 40 37 as O Connor Swan and Ahrenkiel scored late baskets. Grinnell led 21 15 at halftime and 33 30 with five minutes left before Drake’s final spurt sealed the win.
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Drake
O’connor
Swan
Bulldogs
Ahrenkiel
Nash Lark Thomas
O Kendall
Autry
Peisner
Hamann
Cox
Zahller
O'Connor
Fert
Beasley
Hedges
Dartmouth
Pops Hartrison
Iowa
Carleton Tops Cornell 54 52 In Overtime Thriller
Carleton College defeated Cornell 54 52 in overtime to close the Midwest conference schedule. Nelson scored 25 for Carleton, rallying from a 10 point deficit as lead changes and ties occurred frequently. Cornell, led by Lynch and Weed, kept the game close with long range shooting and free throws.
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Carleton College
Cornell
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Weed
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Carleton
Russ Lynch
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Schneider
Tripp
Simester
Radine
Lynch
Cross
Christmas
Chicago Gymnastic Men Beat Iowa by Wide Margin
The University of Chicago gymnastic team defeated the University of Iowa 516 to 472 in Chicago. Co Captain Roy Lipoti and Lyle Felderman won Iowa’s only first places in side horse and parallel bars respectively. Courtney and Earl Shanken led the Chicago squad with strong places in multiple events.
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University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Roy Lipoti
Lyle Felderman
Hawkeyes
Lipoti
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Courtney
Earl Shanken
Chicago
Holsinger Tops Minor League Monday
Action filled Red Crown Minor bowling night with individual high scores led by George Holsinger of Iowa Electric Light and Power posting a 631 total from 200 199 and 232. Sam Frasinger added 625 series, Bill Dougherty 605, and Kory Inn team rolled 2698 pins to claim high total.
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George Holsinger
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Sam Frasinger
Bill Dougherty
Kory Inn
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Tony Novotny
Clem
Nash Finch
Davenport
Carney Clothing Co
Lincoln
Lafayette Cafe
Mary Ann’s Eat Shop
Stevens
Mary Ann’s
Agnes Buchan
Joe Schmitt
Railroad League
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Big Ten weighs Chicago football exit and conference future
Major John L. Griffith discusses the Chicago University football decision and its ripple effects on the Big Ten. The conference seeks a cautious path between retaliation and preserving revenue potential, with possible future members like Pitt or Notre Dame debated.
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Chicago
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Chicago University
Northwestern
St Ambrose and St Marys Win in Davenport Tourney
Davenport diocesan basketball tournament moves to semi finals as St Ambrose Davenport and St Marys Iowa City advance. First round results include St Matthias Muscatine 28 St Marys West Point 20 and St Josephs Fort Madison 30 St Big Iowa City 31.
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Fort Madison
St. Big Iowa City
St. Peter's
Mbrose
Central Catholic
St. Paul's
Burlington
Riverside
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St. Mary's
Demaret Wins Top In New Orleans Open
Jimmy Demaret of Houston won the $2,000 top prize in the $10,000 New Orleans Open after a final 68 giving him 286 for 72 holes. Ralph Guldahl Sam Snead and Harold Jug McSpaden were tied for second at 287.
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Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Texas
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Purdue Beats Iowa With Ease 30 to 29
Purdue dominates Iowa 50 to 29 in Lafayette securing at least a share of the Big Ten title with two games left. The Boilers led 28 to 18 at halftime as Iowa fought early, but Purdue pulled away behind strong inside play and accurate shooting to clinch the margin.
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Purdue Nears Big Ten Cage Championship
Purdue needs one more win to clinch the Big Ten title after a 50 to 29 victory over Iowa. Indiana Illinois and Ohio State could tie if Purdue loses both remaining games, with Michigan and Minnesota also winning to affect the standings. The season ends March 4.
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United Press
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Hio State
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Wisconsin
Butler
Notre Dame Dartmouth
Ate DePaul
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Ee Ilinois College
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Cornel Colere
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Linfield
Southern Oregon
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Bill Hapac
Gene Englund
Badger
Don Carlson
Gopher
S C St Wenceslaus Advance At Dubuque
In the Dubuque diocesan high school basketball tourney Immaculate Conception beat Sacred Heart 38 26 to extend its winning streak. St Wenceslaus crushed Imvecesar tarve Conception and Lansing Immaculate Conception 42 9, advancing to the class B semi finals vs St Wenceslaus. The Greyhounds face Sacred Heart of Waterloo in the A semi finals while the title frontrunners fear the repeat.
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Immaculate Conception
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
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Maculate Conception of
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Greyhounds
Sacred Heart of Waterloo
Sacred Heart
Catholic High of Cascade
Our Lady of Victory Academy of Waterloo
Phil Seghi
Kansas Beats Iowa State 42 to 29 in Big Six Clash
Kansas rushed to a 42 29 Big Six victory over Iowa State in Ames. Ralph Miller led the visitors with 19 points while Kansas controlled the game early and stretched its lead after five minutes, never relinquishing momentum.
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Iowa State
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Don Carlos
Allen
Schneider
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Lange
Kline
Deicester
Hogden
Gordon
Hunter
Beresford
First Round Results From Local High School Football Playoffs
Waterloo Sacred Heart led Dubuque St. Columbine 16 to 14 while Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception defeated Oelwein Sacred Heart 38 to 26 and Cascade Catholic beat Mason City St. Joseph 35 to 20. Bellevue St. Josephs downed Bankston St. Clements 24 to 14 and Marshalltown St. Marys defeated Osian De Sales 30 to 10. Fairbanks Immaculate Conception edged Monticello Sacred Heart 16 to 13 and Cedar Rapids St. Wenceslaus dominated Lansing Immaculate Conception 42 to 9. Defending Class B champion Holy Family Mason City may oppose St. Wenceslaus in round two, as Red Hawks prepare to face Immaculate Conception of Elma in Tuesday’s 4 p.m. game.
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Gordie Pisarik
S. C
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Red Wilson
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Sacred Heart of Waterloo
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Condon
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Sacred Heart of Oelwein
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Matias Robertson
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Tresnak Wilson Pavek Taylor
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St. Anne
Mel Nicks
Enea
Ae al Schramm i Loras
Waterloo
Sacred Heart
St. Columbine
Cedar Rapids
Catholic
St. Joseph
Holy Family of
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St Josephs edges Loras in overtime 46 44
St Josephs college of Indiana defeated Loras 46 to 44 in overtime in Dubuque. Mosser scored 14 for St Josephs including a late overtime basket while Derouin led Loras with 17 points as Keehan added key free throws.
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Derouin
Mosser
Indiana Tracksters Beat Irish in Indoor Meet 52 34
Indiana defeated Notre Dame 52 to 34 in Bloomington as Roy Cochran shattered the world indoor record with a 48.3 second 440 yard dash and tied the fieldhouse 60 yard dash mark in 6.2 seconds. Archie Harris set a new fieldhouse shot put record at 49 feet 5 inches.
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Ind
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Notre Dame
Roy Cochran
Cochran
Archie Harris
Harris
Cliff Brosey
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