Red Hawks and rivals set big Cedar Rapids high school clash
High school basketball in Cedar Rapids features Roosevelt at Wilson in a Valley conference fight for leadership while St Marys and St Varys challenge late in the schedule. Franklin faces Iowa City in another pivotal valley game with St Wenceslaus and Wagon on home courts.
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Hoppe Collapses in Duel With Schaefer in World Match
Willie Hoppe, famed 3 cushion billiards champion, collapsed from influenza during the eighth block against Jake Schaefer of Cleveland. Schaefer withdrew after Hoppe could not continue, delaying Hoppe's opening in the world championship tournament and postponing 17 matches over 31 days.
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Shamrocks Topple Dyersville 36 to 19 on Thursday
St Patrick s, led by Joe Dolan with five field goals and a free throw, defeated Xavier high of Dyersville 36 to 19. The Shamrocks built a 17 4 lead by halftime and extended it to 27 9 in the third as center Nick Navier plus guard Bob Shanahan fed a fast breaking attack while Zephyrs struggled from the line.
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Four Big Ten Games Slated This Weekend
Chicago report previews four Big Ten basketball games this Saturday and Monday including Indiana at Illinois to start conference play. Purdue hopes to rebound after a loss to Illinois as Wisconsin Iowa Michigan Northwestern also appear in weekend matchups.
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Moline Plowboys' disbandment fears loom over league outlook
The Three-Eye league faces a setback as Chicago Cubs end a working agreement with the Moline Plowboys. Cedar Rapids shows resilience with strong fan support and a history of loyal players who thrived here, while Moline struggles with deserting attendance and debt.
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Cubs Look To Novikoff To Brighten Up Things
Chicago report says Cubs face a lively season with Lou Novikoff in left field and Dizzy Dean back in contention. Dean signed for 1941 at 10000 dollars while Novikoff aims to spark a club hoping to rebound from a fifth place finish. Gabby Hartnett's departure leaves Wilson weighing Bryant as a potential starter. Zeke Bonura adds veteran club presence as excitement builds for a merry new year.
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Mangrum Leads Pack In Oakland Open Qualifying
Lloyd Mangrum led 160 qualifiers into the second round of the Oakland Open at Sequoyah Country Club. He shot 33 34 67 to finish three under par in qualifying, with Dutch Harrison and Harold McSpaden close behind on 68. Defending champ Jimmy Demard carded 69, while Jimmy Thomson and Mike De Massey also posted 69.
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Delay in Sale of Yanks Riles Briez
A jumbled sports brief notes delays in selling the Yanks irritate Briez while the page mentions draft status lists for minor leaguers and various baseball figures such as Mel and the Dodgers, alongside stray items about players, salaries, and upcoming exhibitions.
Link-Belt Speeder Rally Tops LaPlant-Choate in Industrial Play
Link-Belt Speeder won its first Industrial league game Thursday night with a 25 to 14 victory over LaPlant-Choate. LaPlant-Choate led 10 to 6 at half before Wall and Janos sparked a second half comeback. Wall scored eight and Janos seven. Dudycha led the losers with seven. Two more games on the Quaker floor Saturday night feature Wilson's versus Seehuker Motors of Waterloo at 7:15 and Quaker Oats Co versus Co. A National Guard Dubuque at 8:15.
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Loras Cagers Tumble Central 42 to 25 in Opener
Dubuque AP reports Loras College defeated Central College 42 to 25 in the Town conference opener. Voskuil led Central with 10 points while McKay paced Loras with 9 points as the early lead held throughout.
Lou Nova Versus Comiskey in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Lou Nova of California meets Patrick Comiskey in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden before about 15 000 fans. A Nova win paves a path to Tony Galento rematch and possibly Joe Louis, while Comiskey seeks an upset to stay on the rise after a Baer defeat and a string of knockouts.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Schools
A scattered list shows multiple college games with mixed results. Notable tallies include Rockhurst 92 and Kansas Wesleyan 98, while Indiana Central and Northwestern Oklahoma State posted 53 and 53 respectively.
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