HAWKEYES UPSET INDIANA BY 48 TO 39
Monmouth Cagers defeat Coe 33 to 32 in overtime to decide final outcome as Monmouth scores in the last five seconds of extra period. Coe led 15-8 at halftime, then held a narrow edge before a late rally tied the game. Final score marked by Monmouth basket and overtime suspense.
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Indiana
Noe
Monmouth
Scots
Kohawks
Caula Persou
Coe
Bolon
Mannen
Plunkett
Williams
Bruno Gudatis
Chris Batos
Bob McKinley
Lusk
Gudatis
Batos
Crimson
Victory
Givens
Iowa Hawkeyes overpower Indiana 48 39 in Big Ten opener
Iowa's Benny Stephens scores 23 points to break the team's scoring record and lead the Hawkeyes to a 48 to 39 victory over Indiana. Lind and Johnson fill supporting roles as Iowa builds a 26 16 halftime edge and fends off Indiana late rally.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Benny Stephens
Stephens
Hoosiers
Iowa
Sid Rosenthal
Birr
Andres
Lind
Sam Johnson
Hawks
Huffman
Iowa Surge
Towa
Ere Lind
Zohnson
Gandsseldy
Dorsey
Johnson
Suesens
Einnick
Andre
Etchell
St. Thomas
Levis
Wisconsin
Buckeyes Fall to Wildcats In Last-Minute difference
Northwestern edged Ohio State 35 to 34 at Pattengym Stadium in Evanston as Ad Vance made a late free throw with under two minutes left after Currie and Davis scored in rapid succession to pull ahead. Jake Nagode led Northwestern with six baskets and a free throw.
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Northwestern
Ohio State
Pattengym
Ad Vance
Wildcats
Jake Nagode
Currie
Davis
Vance
Sattler
Hull
Boughner
Buckeyes
Nagode
Baker
Bucs
Wisconsin Upsets Minnesota In Tight Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin beat Minnesota 35 to 28 in Madison as the Badgers’ defense limited the Gophers to three field goals in the first half and tied up the conference race. Charles Jones led Wisconsin with 11 points while Minnesota’s Bob Manly Spear and Dick each had five. Referee Lane officiated and the crowd reached about 10 000.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Badgers
Gophers
Northwestern
Johnny Kundla
Paul Maki
George Nash
Gordon Addington
Charles
Bump) Jones
Freeport
Bob Manly
Dave MacMillan
Spear
Jones
George Roony
Apleton
Howard Powell
Valparaiso
Ind
Manly
State Junior High Basketball Tourney Set for March
Bd Smith of Hartford announced in Des Moines that a state tournament for junior high boys will be held March 17 to 19. About twenty teams from sixth through eighth grades are expected to compete with Indianola Ames and Mitchellville to host. A small group of junior high reps met to discuss details.
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Bd Smith
Hartford
Smith
Indianola
Ames
Mitchellville
Gelding wins Southland handicap at Tropical Park
Double B., a six year old gelding owned by Weil and Lowenstein, scored an upset victory in the Southland handicap the fifth race on Tropical Park’s Saturday card in Miami Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Ins
Double B
Weil
Lowenstein
Southland
Park Card
Moguls of Western League Meet Today
Presidents of Western league clubs gather in Davenport at 11 a.m. to decide the fate of organized baseball in Iowa and Illinois. Three clubs favor disbanding the class A circuit. Lee Keyser of Des Moines plans to stay, with Tim Lake accompanying him with a plan to keep Des Moines in the loop.
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Iown
Illinois
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
Tim Lake
Keyser
Lake
College basketball scores and results from a mixed list
A scattered list of college basketball results with many inconsistencies. Teams include Indiana, Minnesota, Northwestern, Michigan, Notre Dame, Drake, Tulsa, Texas, Oklahoma A&M, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and others with varied point totals and some overtime notes.
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South
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohie State
Perdae
Chicate
Michigan
Minneis
Michigan State
Kentucky
Grinnell
Oklahoma A. & M
Nebraska
Dana
Army
John Mephinn
Nimpcom
Parsons
California
Macalester
River Falls
Missouri
Colorado
Notre-Dame
Pennsylvania
Drake
Tulsa
Central
Dubuque
Springfield Tehrs
Westminster
U. of Texas
Texas Christian St. Delsth
Ely Jr
St. Mary's
Winema
St. Olaf
Oshkesh Tehrs
Central State Tehrs
Red Peppers Spotlight Bill De Correvont Football Star
Bill De Correvont a Chicago high school senior draws nationwide attention for his football prowess. In one game he carried ten tries and scored nine touchdowns, with Soldier Field drawing a city record crowd. Offers from colleges and entertainment figures swirl as observers debate his next move.
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Austin High School
Chicago
Bill
Leo High
Soldier Field
Lake Front Stadium
de Correvont
de Correvant
Red Grange
Illinois
California
Hollywood Movie Colony
Pat O'Brien
William Guthrie
University of Southern California
The
Trojans
Woods
Bill Aresey
Thomson Takes Lead In Open Golf Meet
Jimmy Thomson shot 66 to a 131 halfway total on the Harding course at Griffith Park, setting a new 36 hole scoring record in the Los Angeles Open. Johnny Revolta and Willie Goggin chased with 137 and 138 totals as McSpaden fell from lead.
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Jimmy Thomson
Harding
Grifffth Park Memorial
Thomson
Sam Snead
Johnny Revolta
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Revolta
Harold McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Goggin
McSpaden
Simpson Trims Parsons In Iowa Conference Basketbal
Simpson college used its height to win 40 to 24 over Parsons in an Iowa conference game. Fairfield AP notes the Methodists led 19 to 11 at halftime and stretched the margin in the second half after a Friday loss to Iowa Wesleyan.
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Simpson College
Parsons
Iowa
Methodists
Iowa Wesleyan
Michigan Beats Illinois 45 to 37 in Big Ten Opener
Michigan edged Illinois 45 to 37 before 9 000 fans in Ann Arbor as Leo Beebe led the early Wolverines with four baskets set up by Jake Townsend. Illinois rallied, tying the game at 27 late in the second half, before Michigan pulled away.
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Mich
Michigan
Illinois
Illini
Wolverines
Champaign
Leo Beebe
Jake Townsend
Beebe
Townsend
Louis Boudreau
Dehner
Bill Barclay
Boudreau
Venzke Upsets Cunningham in Brooklyn Indoor Meet
Gene Venzke defeated Glenn Cunningham in the 800 meter at the Knights of Columbus games in the Thirteenth Regiment armory Brooklyn. Archie San Romani set a new American citizen record by winning the 3000 meters from Donald Lash as Cunningham fell on the final turn and failed to finish first. Eddie Brown backed Venzke into second place with Borck and Egal also in the top four.
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Knights of Columbus
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kan
Donald Lash
Indiana
Cunningham
Finis Venzke
New York A. C
Eddie Brown
Venzke
Edgar Howie Borck
Manhattan
Henry Egal
St. John’s University
Huskers Beat California 38-32 In Overtime
Nebraska basketball edged California 38-32 in overtime after a 32-32 tie at end of regulation. A 7,500 crowd watched Nebraska surge with three baskets in the extra period to claim the win.
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California
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Hubbell Named Top Baseball Pitcher
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants was named the outstanding pitcher by the Philadelphia Sporting Writers Association. The award will be presented at the association’s 34th annual dinner on January 25, with Joe DiMaggio and Connie Mack also slated for honors.
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Philadelphia
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Philadelphia Sporting Writers’ Association
Hubbell
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Purdue Beats Chicago Maroons 50 to 34 in Big Ten Match
Purdue surged after a slow start to rout the Chicago Maroons 50 to 34. Lounsbury and Eggemeyer kept Chicago competitive early, then Jowell Young heated up to spark a decisive Purdue run. The Boilermakers led 26 to 15 at halftime and 44 to 22 late, with Young finishing as the high scorer.
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Chicago
Purdue
Chicago Maroons
Lounsbury
Eggemeyer
Boilermakers
Jowell Young
Maroons
Young
Northwestern Holds Lead In Big Ten Standings
Northwestern University edged Ohio State 35 24 Saturday night to maintain a technical lead in the Big Ten basketball standings. The Wildcats opened conference play with a second straight win while Purdue Iowa and Michigan also won their opening games.
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INS
Ohio State
Norther Western University
Wildcats
Purdue
Iowa
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