Oklahoma Nips Iowa State 43 42 In Big Seven Contest
Oklahoma overcame a second half Iowa State lead to win 43 42 as Don Paulson led ISU with 13 points and Wayne Glasgow paced Oklahoma with 10. Iowa State built a 30 29 edge before the Sooners controlled the finish, Petersen scoring late for ISU to close to 43 42 before OU cleared the ball.
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Ames
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Cyclones
Sooners
Bill Waters
Bob Petersen
Don Paulson
Wayne Glasgow
Gophers Beat Michigan 45 to 31 in Big Nine Opener
Minnesota bolted to a 24 15 halftime edge and then held on for a 45 31 victory over defending champion Michigan. Center Jim McIntyre and forward Whitey Skoog combined for 36 of the Gophers points as Minnesota used an iron man lineup for all but the last minutes of play.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gophers
Michigan
Twins
Jim McIntyre
Whitey Skoog
McIntyre
Skoog
Bud Grant
Harold Olson
Jerry
Big Nine Cage Results Include Narrow Iowa Upset Loss
Large compilation shows Big Nine results with Iowa 13 vs Minnesota 45 and Michigan 31, Ohio State 68 over Northwestern 56, Wisconsin 73 over Creighton 89, plus Oklahoma 43 Iowa State 42 in the Big Seven and multiple Midwest and Missouri Valley scores. The text lists many college games across regions with scores and opponents.
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Idue
Iowa
Benesota
Ichigan
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wiiness
Indiana
Canisius
Bradley
Tulsa
Wichita
Fe Hays State
North Central
Towa Teachers
State
South Dakota
Aberdeen Tebrs
North Dakota
Coitereice
Luther
Buena Vista
Parsons
Carthage
Central
Penn
Loras
St Norbert's
Pubuqur
Platteville Mines
Towa Wesleyan
Wartburg
Middlewest
Detroit
Marquette
Worth Central
Augustana
Wheaton
Lakenprese
Western State
Witness Normal
Butler
DePauw
Franken
Wabash M. Manchester
Ind
Hanover
Missouri Valley
Tarkio
Logobiet
St. John's
Base Bechester
India Aeentral
Anderson
Or Gunnet
Fistieville
Stevens Point
Whitewater
Northern Michigan
Central Mid
Alma
Detroit Tech
Hope
Michigan Normal
College Swimming MSU Defeats Wisconsin 68 14
Michigan State dominates Wisconsin in a college swimming meet, finishing with a 68 to 14 victory. Wrestling and hockey results are briefly listed from the same sports page, noting other schools and scores.
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Michigan State
Wisconsin
Fie Weatere
Miners Normal
Py Ee
Key City Industrial Hoop Tilt Sets Week of Big Showdowns
Link Belt leads 1-0 atop standings as Iowa Steel and Iowa Manufacturing chase. Quaker Oats, Century, Wilsons, LaPlant, and others prepare for pivotal midweek games. Iowa Manufacturing, once 1-6, aims to rebound to contend for the second half crown. Les Melichar of Iowa Steel leads scorers with 51 points, while Frank Stastny of LaPlant has 34.
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Wilson's
Towa Steel
Quaker Oats
Iowa
Cherry Burrell
LaPlant
Century Ens
Fonight
Eoerey
Sorrell
Quaker
Low
Century Ca
Wilson
Link-Belt
Century
Iowa Steel
Doc's
Allied Industrial
Iowa Manufacturing
Les Melichar
Frank Stastny
Iowa Meets New Indiana Sophomores Ahead of Joust
The Iowa Hawkeyes travel to Bloomington to face Indiana after a Purdue game in Iowa City. Indiana features freshmen Bill Garrett and Bill Tosheff joining veterans Schwartz Watson and Ritter as Coach Branch McCracken retools the Hoosier offense. Indiana aims to restore the fire wagon style as Iowa fields Wollers and Straatsma in a fleet lineup for the Big Nine showdown. Indiana had won eight of nine before facing Iowa and Illinois. top scorers include Watson 106, Garrett 93, Tosheff 80. The squad travels by United Airlines DC-3, departing Iowa City at 6 p.m. for Indianapolis, with a stopover and a Bloomington game ahead.
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Purdue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Ilinois
Bill Garrett
Bill Tosheff
Tom Schwartz
Lou Watson
Tex Ritter
Branch McCracker
Iowa
Bob Wollers
Stan Straatsma
Don Hays
Glenn Dille
Illinois
Butler
Hoosiers
DePauw
Michigan State
Xavier
Drake
Kansas State
Washington
Notre Dame
Marquette
Garrett
Tosheff
Schwartz
Ritter
United Airlines
Nebraska Says It Won't Enter Pro Football
The Nebraska board of regents and athletic leaders stated the Cornhuskers will not engage in professional collegiate football or pay players from outside sources. Coaching salaries will match Big Seven norms, with no outside supplement. The move responds to alumni plans for a high profile coach and follows Patsy Clark stepping down as athletic director.
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Lincoln
Neb
INS
Nebraska Board of Regents
R G. Gustavson
Board of Intercollegiate Athletics
Cornhuskers
Patsy” Clark
Clark
Jim Aiken
Oregon
Cedar Rapids Elks Bowling Lead After First Night
Cedar Rapids Elks No 1 placed seventh in the opening Elks state bowling tourney with a 2713 team score. Virgil Hammer led the top Cedar Rapids squad with a 580 series while J Heintze steered Elks No 2 to 12th with 588 pins as the event spans three more weekends.
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Elks
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Hammer
J. Heintze
Ft. Dodge
Marshalltown Stone
Marshalltown
Reese
Coe Trackmen To Start Indoor Drills At Coe
Harris Lamb the Coe college head track coach begins indoor drills this week in the Coe fieldhouse. The season includes April Coe relays, the Midwest conference meet at Appleton Wisconsin and Beloit relays in May. Plans are underway for the third annual Coe relays as a top early-season test for State Teachers and Drake events.
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Harris Lamb
Coe College
Kohawk
Lamb
Coe
Drake
Illinois Wins On Late Shot In 2 Overtimes
Bloomington Indiana Illinois defeats Indiana 44 42 in double overtime as Fred Green scores with five seconds left in the second OT The comeback featured Bill Erickson and Don Sunderlage sparking the rally to erase a four point deficit and seal the Big Nine win before 10 000 fans
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Bloomington
Ind
Fred Green
Illinois
Indiana
University
Bill Erickson
Don Sunderlage
Illini
Wisconsin defeats Creighton 75 39 in non conference game
Wisconsin dominated Creighton 75 to 39 before about 12 000 fans. Don Rehfeldt led the Badgers with 14 points while Creighton's Bill Montgomery scored 11 after Stubbie Salerno was sidelined by injury.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Creighton
Omaha
Stubbie Salerno
Don Rehfeldt
Bill Montgomery
Melillo Named Manager of Dayton Indians
Oscar Melillo, 46, longtime scout and coach, was named manager of the Dayton Ohio Indians, the Indians’ Class A Central league farm club. He succeeds Joe Vosmik, who had been named manager of the Oklahoma City Indians in the Texas league.
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Cleveland
Cornwell Draws Mills In Des Moines Bout
Des Moines lightweight Billy Cornwell will clash with Chicago contender Herman Mills in Des Moines on January 13. Promoter P. L. George said Mills, who lost to Del Cokayne in October, is set for an eight round bout.
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Cornwell
Des Moines
INS
Herman Mills
Chicago
Billy Cornwell
P. L
Pinkie’ George
Mills
del Cockayne
Shoener Praises Eagles as Best I Saw This Season
Iowa City report on Herb Shoener former Town end now with Washington Redskins. He rates the Philadelphia Eagles as the NFL’s best, cites Steve Van Buren’s play and contrasts them with the Chicago Cardinals and Bears. Shoener plans another Redskins season and notes injuries limited Sam Baugh and Harry Gilmer. He also discusses twin brother Hal Shoener seeking pro work on the East Coast.
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Don Sulhoff
Iowa City
Philadelphia Eagles
Herb Shoener
Washington
Herb
Redskins
Hal
San Francisco Forty Niners
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Sam Baugh
Harry Gilmer
Gilmer
Baugh
Baseball Groups To Hold Clinics Across Nation
Organized baseball plans 105 coaching clinics for amateur and semipro clubs across the United States. Major league players will present a symposium on playing positions. Sessions run from February 14 to February 20 with 16 MLB clubs participating.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
National Federation of High School
American Legion
American Baseball Congress
California
Washington
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
North Carolina
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Mons
Racine
Bears Aide Emerges as Likeliest Bears Coach Candidate
Chicago Cardinals weigh Luke Johnson as top choice to replace Jim Conzelman who resigned to join advertising in St Louis. Johnson cites family ties but would consider a strong offer, while Blair Cherry of Texas also tops potential list for the post.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
The
Bears
Luke Johnson
Jimmy Conzelman
Cardinals
Conzelman
St. Louis
Ray Bennigsen
Violet Bidwill
Blair Cherry
Texas
Leib Re elected NCAA President For Second Term
Dr. Karl Leib of Iowa was re elected president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association at the San Francisco meeting. Kenneth L Tug Wilson was named secretary treasurer. Five council members were re elected and three new members joined from Georgia Tech Wichita and Leo Provost.
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San Francisco
Karl Leib
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Leib
University of Iowa
Kenneth L. “Tug” Wilson
NCAA
Lloyd P. Jordan
Amherst
Robert J. Kane
Cornell
L. C. Emmons
Michigan State
C. E. Southern
Arizona State
Stanley B. Freeborn
California
Blake van Lear
Georgia Tech
Earle Davis
Wichita
Leo Provost
Swim Date at Iowa Changed
IOWA CITY INS Re scheduling of the Michigan dual meet for March 12 at Iowa City announced by Coach David Armbruster. The meet, moved from March 5 after conference championships were rescheduled, features two strong teams Michigan and Iowa. Iowa's schedule now lists nine meets for the season.
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Iowa City
INS
Michigan
University of Iowa
David Armbruster
Teachers Win Third Loop Victory at 47 35
Cedar Falls AP The Town State Teachers College basketball team posted a third victory in defense of its North Central conference title by defeating South Adanate 47 35. Don Mohlenhoff of South Dakota State was held to a single field goal by Norm Jespersen.
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Cedar Falls
South
Nate
Don Mohlenhoff
South Dane
Norm Jespersen
Cedar Rapids Open Class Golden Gloves Looms Large
Cedar Rapids prepares for the Golden Gloves open class February 8 to 10 with Quaker Oats and Tony's Grill squads leading the race along with several out of town teams. Veterans like Ralph Thornton and Tommy Gavin may not return, while Dubuque Burlington and Muscatine announce full entries and Loras College adds a seven-man squad to bolster competition.
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Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Eagles
Bob Rossie
Ralph Thornton
Tommy Gavin
Lyle Seydel
Keith Carder
Rossie
Seydel
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats
Tony’s Grill
Tony Nassif
Des Moines
Tony
Bob Hughes
Chet Gralund
Earl Carr
Connie Darling
Larry Lemme
Hughes
Keokuk Y.mc.a
Chicago
Keokuk
Golden Gloves
Lew Doberman
Dubuque
Thornton
Gavin
Jack Weber
Weber
Dochterman
Burlington
Washington
Forest City
Elkader
Muscatine
Loras College
Robert McIntire
Iowa National Guard
Iowa City
Stepfather Wins Santa Catalina At Santa Anita
In Arcadia California the stepfather named Step father edged On Trust in a photo finish to win the Santa Catalina at Santa Anita. Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode the winner in 1 48 4 5. Solidarity finished third while On Trust paid to place and show and moved past Seabiscuit on the all time money list.
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Arcadia
Calif
Louis B. Mayer
Jack L. Warner
Santa Catalina
Santa Anita
Formia
On Trust
Eddie Arcaro
Solidarity
Dinner Gong Equals World Record At Santa Anita
Four year old Dinner Gong trained by Abe Hirschberg equaled the world record for seven furlongs at Santa Anita with a 1 21 4/5 time. The gelding paid $3.80 to win.
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Arcadia
Calif
Abe Hirschberg
Santa Anita
Top Commercial Loop Basketball Standings
Leonard Zalesky of Bervid's DX leads in total points while Lester Calvert of Lafayette Cafe holds the top scoring average at 17.2 over four games. Jim Johnson of Hall Clothiers ranks second in both totals and average. Lipp's Grill remains undefeated and strongest on defense with a 29 rating.
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Leonard Zalesky
Bervid's
Y.M.C.A
Lester Calvert
Lafayette Cafe
Jim Johnson
Hall Clothiers
Lipp's Grill
Lipp’s
Legion To Honor Iowa Grid Stars
University of Iowa football stars will headline Hanford Post No. 5 American Legion sports night Tuesday January 18 at Memorial Coliseum. Bill Kay Al DiMarco Dick Woodard Ralph Doran Lou Ginsberg Bob Hoff Bob Cohrs will attend with W A Blake the veteran football official as featured speaker. An invitational dinner at Town Club precedes the 8 30 pm program with other guests named and football letter winners from Cedar Rapids Linn county invited.
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University of Iowa
Hanford Post
American Legion
Hawks
Bill Kay
al DiMarco
Dick Woodard
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Doran
Lou Ginsberg
Bob Hoff
Bob Cohrs
Memorial Coliseum
Kay
Woodard
W. A. Blake
Legion
Linn County
Coe
Cornell College Grid
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Football Officials Association
Coliseum
SUI
Horace G. Hedges
Harmon
Bob Brooks
Tait Cummins
Gus Schrader
Jack Ogden
Auburn Center Signs With Buffalo Bills
Auburn center Majer ring signs to play for the Buffalo Bills of the All America conference. The 210 pound six footer was previously held by the Chicago Cardinals in the National league draft rights.
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Auburn
Ala
Majer Ring
Buffalo Bills
Chicago Cardinals
McKenley May Lose Amateur Union Card
The world record holder Herb Mc Kenley faces possible loss of his AAU card after an embarrassing mix up over his return to Australian tracks. AAU officials say the circumstances are detrimental to amateur ideals as he planned to race in a Washington DC meet before sailing to Australia. He has Jamaica roots but has lived in America since 1943 and is registered in New Jersey.
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IUS
A.A.U
Herb McKenley
AAU
Daniel J. Ferris
McKenley
Washington, D. C
Australia
Jamaica
West Indies
Erica
Ilinois
New Jersey
Coe on the Rise as Schwank Urges Local Players
Wally Schwank, Davenport high school grid coach and Coe alumnus, told The Gazette’s all city football team members at Greene hall that Coe college is returning to athletic prominence under new coach Dick Claussen. He urged Cedar Rapids youths to consider small in home town schools and noted advantages of staying local, citing Coe as an option for players like those Franklin and Roosevelt grads present. The Cedar Rapids preps later attended the Cornell Coe basketball game as guests of the Clan of C.
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Wally Schwank
Davenport High School
Land
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Gazette
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C. Coe
Schwank
Coe
Dick Claussen
Coe Grid
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Davenport High
Cee
Franklin
Art Swartzendruber
Clan of C
Tom Powell
Ana Mein
Claussen
Cedar Rapids Preps
Cornell-Coe
Pranklin
Dick Offringa
Duane Thger
John CcKinley
R. C. Booth
Ira Carrithers
John Skien
George Hallenbeck
Gene Carson
Art Swart
Parubes
G Murray
Harry As
Green
William da James
William Whipple
Clinton Matmen Roll Over McKinley 33 10 in Bear Gym
Clinton's River Kings defeated McKinley 33 to 10 in a dual meet at the Bear gym. Clintons three undefeated wrestlers led with six falls and three decisions as McKinley suffer their third dual loss.
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Clinton
River Kings
McKinley Gym
Kings
Grape Plers
Darryl Blinkinsopp
Dick Hickenbottom
Bob Lueders
Dan Wins Purse at Fair Grands Feature
AP reports in New Orleans that W H Bishop's chestnut gelding Dan won the Old Hickory purse feature at the Fair Grands Saturday. Bodden's Pal finished second and Riot took third.
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New Orleans
W H. Bishop
Dan
Bodden
Pal
Riot
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