Roosevelt Beats McKinley In City Basketball Clash
Roosevelt edge McKinley 23 to 18 as Davenport thumped Dubuque 41 to 21, keeping Roosevelt in third in the Mississippi Valley race. Zisko, Multhaup and Straka paced Roosevelt while Gregor and Zieke led McKinley with late surge. Sophomores won 19-15.
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Fidler and Fryrear Named Referee and Judge for Des Moines Ring Show
Des Moines Golden Gloves officials announce Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids will referee and Benny Leonard of New York City will judge at the Des Moines tournament January 23 25 26 and February 12. Other judges and officials include Lou Kelly Harold Prude Tony Ligouri Leo Lucier Roscoe Hall Rev T J McCann Lou Farrell Bob Wagner John Fryrear Allan Herrick Archie Johnson Hymie Wiseman Babe Carnera Harry Brown Fred Earl and W C Fin ter.
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Iowa City Hosts State Volleyball Meet Four Classes
Max Miller of the Waterloo Y M C A announced the state volleyball championship will be held Feb 22 in the University of Iowa field house Iowa City. For the first time the event will be split into four classes championship class A veterans and novice. A Waterloo committee of Dr. G M Boysen D C Knight Truman Wagner Lyle Cameron and Miller will oversee the meet.
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Clemson Hires Howard as Head Coach
Frank Howard, former guard on Alabama’s 1930 Rose Bowl team, has succeeded Jess Neely as Clemson college head coach. He served as Neely’s assistant for eight seasons and signed a four year contract with salary not disclosed.
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Iowa College Basketball Sets Busy Weekend Schedule
Des Moines AP reports six Friday games and seven Saturday night contests across Iowa. Key matchups include Knox at Grinnell, Simpson at St Ambrose, Drake facing Oklahoma Aggies, Iowa vs Michigan at Ann Arbor, and Coe versus Knox with Midwest conference action shaping the weekend.
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Columbus Redbirds to Be Home Owned
Columbus Ohio reports that the Columbus Red Birds will shift from St. Louis Cardinal chain control to a local ownership syndicate. Leaders include Lee Huntington Richard Rector and Robert Pein with Pein set to become president. purchase covers the franchise and controlling equity in Red Bird Stadium built in 1932 at a cost of 432000.
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First Presbyterian Bears Daniels Park In 42 26 Victory
The sharp shooting First Presbyterian Church team defeated Daniels Park 42 to 26. Mollman and Warren led with 23 points, while Ream scored 15 for Daniels Park. Daniels Park 26, First Presbyterian 12.
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Charity game in San Francisco nets $52000 for Shriner hospital
Officials of the East West charity football game presented Shrine hospital for crippled children with a check for about $52,000 Friday. The sum was $2,000 more than expected.
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Iowa Matmen Open Season Saturday in Iowa City
University of Iowa wrestling team trains for Big Ten opener against Northwestern in Iowa City Saturday. New Iowa grapplers appear in 128 pound 165 pound and heavyweight divisions. Northwestern will field five recruits.
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Trojans May Book Grid Series With Tennessee
The Journal reports UT and USC are negotiating a home and home football series with a likely first game in 1942. The article notes USC and Tennessee met previously in the Rose Bowl, where the Trojans won 14 to 0.
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Davenport Defeats Dubuque High 46 to 21 in Valley Race
Davenport high seized control of the Mississippi Valley conference after a 46 to 21 win over Dubuque. Kelling and Popp starred for Davenport in the victory.
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The Gazette Silver Skates Entries
Senior men list includes Jack Augustine and Jack Hamm with addresses. intermediates feature Weston Ralston Dick Heaton Willard Yates Clinton Edwards. junior boys list Frank McGhee August Miller Dick Brown Charles Brabhit Leo Engler Charles Dougherty George Eneel Junior Hann. juvenile boys include Darrell Mills Dick Raker Jimmy Ironside Bobby Hash Hal Marshall James Pfiffner DeVere Wolfe Jack Anderson Lee Bailey. women Marjory Bell. junior girls Gwenethreears Wayne Wood Donald Cook Roger McDonald Walker F. path Bobby Heaton. Crabbs and other entries listed with route and street addresses.
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Bever Avenue
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Fifth Street
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Seventh Avenue
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Anamosa
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Third Avenue
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Fifth Avenue
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G Avenue
Leo Engler
D Avenue
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Denue Point Road
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Linden Drive
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Iowa
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Central City
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Marion
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Crescent Street
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Thirteenth Street
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Eighth Street
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Cottage Grove Avenue
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Ninth Street
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First Avenue
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Eleventh Street
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C Avenue
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Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Scores include Omaha 41 Loyola Chicago 39 Nevada 41 St Marys Calif 38 Montana Mines 44 Carroll Mont 38 Illinois Wesleyan 8 Wenreh 90 Northeastern Oklahoma Bethel 34 Bethel 34 Montana Normal 37 Eastern Montana Normal 29 Whitewater Teachers 48 Osh Leen Teachers 5A Northern Teachers 3
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Skeeter Webb makes comeback with White Sox in major leagues
Skeeter Webb returns to the major leagues with the Chicago White Sox after a long minor league trek. The former Cedar Rapids Raider and Cleveland exiled star fought through adversity, proving his consistency and willingness to hustle. Webb seeks steady infield work and hopes to prove he belongs in the majors again.
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Football shifts and Rose Bowl hopes across conferences
A veteran coach moves to Stanford while Jess Neely departs Clemson for Rice Institute. The Coast Conference creates a commissioner system aiming to emulate the Big Ten and contemplates annual Rose Bowl matchups between the Big Ten and Coast conferences, altering post season football dynamics.
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Bowls featured stars in mixed league duel results
Jack Thenhaus rolled 624 for Lincoln alleys Banners as they swept White Stars. Leta Nezerka led Red Crown Ladies with 519 but Toman Flowers fell to Cedar Rapids Gas Co. Holecek and De Groat also posted notable totals in a busy bowling night across multiple leagues.
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Boxing Results From Cities Across the East Coast
In bouts reported by the Associated Press,Baltimore Kid Cocoa defeated Holman Williams in New Haven,outpointed by 14 rounds.Dorazio outpointed Joe Barr in Philadelphia over 10 rounds. Dick Turcotte stopped Jimmy Ward in Waterbury in 7 rounds Red Moffett beat Joe De Jesus in New Haven over 8 rounds Johnny Pastor defeated George Smith in Perth Amboy over 4 rounds.
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Stanford picks Clark Shaughnessy for football post
Stanford University announces a five year contract for Clark Shaughnessy as head football coach replacing Tiny Thornhill. Alumni react with praise and criticism while Shaughnessy, 47, arrives as a coach without a current team after Chicago dropped football.
Pros Shatter Par In Oakland Meet
In wet conditions at Sequoyah Country Club Oakland 19 players shot par or better opening round of the Genes Open purse valued at 5000 dollars. Craig Wood and Wilford Wehrle led with three under 67 while Demaret Heafner trailed by one stroke at 68.
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Yosemite
Charles Congdon
Tacoma
Charles Shephard
Dick Metz
Colorado Wrestlers To Invade Cornell
Colorado state wrestling team announces barnstorming tour through Iowa defending Big Seven Eastern division champions. They will face Iowa State at Ames on Jan 25, Iowa State Teachers at Cedar Falls on Jan 26, and Cornell College at Mount Vernon on Jan 27.
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High School Cage Card For Tonight
Iowa City at Franklin features a sophomore game at 7 and a varsity game at 8 15. St Wenceslaus visits Immaculate Conception with girls playing at seven and boys at 8 15. Wilson plays Cedar Falls in a separate matchup on the card.
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Shaughnessy Accepts Stanford Football Head Coach Job
Clark Shaughnessy said he is flattered to be named head football coach at Stanford University for five years. He noted his pleasure at continuing intercollegiate football and its educational value, though he regrets leaving Chicago and hopes the team wins more games.
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Billy Conn Receives Edward J. Neil Trophy
Billy Conn, the light heavyweight champion, was named boxing's greatest asset of 1939 and received the Edward J. Neil memorial trophy at the Boxing Writers Association annual dinner at Jacob Ruppert’s brewery in New York.
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Rowland Named Citadel Head Coach
John H. Rowland, Cornell assistant coach, was appointed head football coach at The Citadel in Charleston South Carolina. He succeeds Tatum Gressette who resigned after a 1939 season in which The Citadel won three of IL games.
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