Mangrum Extends Agua Caliente Lead At Halfway Mark
Ray Mangrum carded 72 to hold a two stroke lead at Agua Caliente Open with a two day total of 141. Paul Runyon shot 69 to stand second at 143 while Arche Hambrick is third at 144. Leo Dregel Craig Wood Tony Minero sit five back at 146 in a crowded field.
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Paul And Miller Finish Training For Title Fight
CHICAGO AP Tommy Paul the Buffalo chicken raiser fights Freddie Miller of Cincinnati for the National Boxing Association featherweight crown at Chicago Stadium Friday night. Paul wrapped six rounds of sparring with southpaws while Miller loafed. Odds shifted from 8 to 5 in the champ's favor to even money as fans expect Miller to be the favorite by fight time.
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American Tennis Stars Triumph in Exhibition Matches in Sydney
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill defeated Jack Crawford and Harry Hopman in doubles 5-7 5-7 6-2 7-5 6-3. Wilmer Allison downed Hopman 3-6 6-3 6-1. Singles results showed McGrath beating Gledhill 6-2 and Quist defeating Van Ryn 7-5.
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Snow transplanted for Chicago ski meet
Johanna Xols ted Norwar's champion woman ski jumper will be forced to compete on artificial ice and transplanted snow for the first time. Six freight loads of snow will be brought in for the jumping events in Chicago Sunday.
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Dobie Blamed For Cornell's Troubled Athletic Program
Charles A Taussig and the seven member committee blame Cornell football coach Gil Dobie for the athletic program’s financial collapse. Alumni support for regatta entries is uncertain as the board debates funding and membership to save the season.
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Vinton High Falls to Dysart 27 16 on Home Court
In a Wednesday night game at Vinton, Dysart high school built an early second period lead and defended strongly to defeat Vinton High 27 to 16. Dysart held off Vinton’s attempts to penetrate the defense and coasted to the win on the local court.
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Marion Travels to Clash With Vinton Fives
Marion high school cagers hit the road for a Tri-Valley league battle against Vinton on Friday. The Tigers boast a strong lineup led by Captain Mar Hares and Tre Currie as they chase a key win to stay atop the standings.
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Mack Beats Zbyszko In One Fall Brawl
George Mack defeats Karel Zbyszko in a single fall after 41 minutes 57 seconds as Zbyszko fouls out following a rough exchange and injury. Other preliminaries include Bobby Burns pinning Pat Corrigan in 25:15 and Eddie Denson knocking out Bull Paxton in the third round.
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Texas
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College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
AP reports numerous results across men’s college basketball with teams like Columbia Loyola Fordham Florida Temple West Virginia Nebraska Kansas Wichita and others posting wins and losses. Final tallies include Purdue State and St Benedicts among numerous matchups with yards of scoring data scattered throughout.
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Wrestling Results From New York Matches
Associated Press coverage lists results with weights and locations including New York St Nicholas Ridgewood Dick Shikat 225 and Abe Cole man 20 Los Angeles 3908. Also Philadelphian Steve Znosky Pinta 208 and Sandor Szabo 202 in Philadelphia and Hempstead matches Pat McKay 215 Memphis defeated Frank Bronowicz Poland 22.5 The report notes multiple bouts and national ties.
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Baseball prophets and Kohawks pace early season chatter
Earl Red Peppers notes Al Simmons favoring the Yankees to win the AL pennant and Babe Ruth powering the lineup. He also highlights Coe College Kohawks led by Forest Rutgers with four straight wins, plus Rube Benton’s long arc of minor league victories and a new winter position practice plan at Town State College under coach George Veenker.
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Kohawks Open Conference Race With Knox Quintet
Coe College Kohawks debut in Midwest Conference play facing Knox University with a veteran lineup. Coach Ruettgers relies on Good, Poole, Pack, Belknap, and Neary as the starting five after recent wins over Iowa State Grinnell State Teachers and Cornell.
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Monticello Splits With Manchester Fives
Monticello and Manchester split a doubleheader in the local gym. Monticello junior high won game one 16 to 5 while Manchester varsity defeated Monticello 36 to 24. The local team led the second game at halftime 16 to 13.
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Gene Sarazen To Remain In California Hospital
Gene Sarazen premier golfer remains in a Santa Monica hospital recovering from a severe influenza attack. He plans to stay several days more before traveling to Miami Florida for further treatment.
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Wyoming Cage Teams Take Double Header
Wyoming high school boys defeated Baldwin 23 to 5 on the local floor Tuesday night. In the girls game the visitors were edged 17 to 6.
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Protests Against Metric System In Track Unfold In New York
The New York Athletic Club urged the Amateur Athletic Union to abandon the switch from yards to meters for track meets in a formal letter. The protests followed a Thursday mobilization opposing metrication in track events.
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Iowa Aims to Stop Purdue's Markshen
Iowa prepares a defensive focus for the final two home practices before facing Purdue. Coach Rollie Williams relies on rebounding and height advantages to counter Purdue stars Bastian Guidon Espathis and Moffitt.
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Lowden High Falls to Tipton 32 24 in Game
Tipton defeated Lowden 32 to 24 as Lowden trailed 12 to 1 after the first quarter then trimmed the gap. Hoffmeier led Lowden with 10 points while Hamilton scored 12 for Tipton. The Lowden junior high team won 21 to 18 in overtime against Tipton juniors.
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Delta Five Falls to Keswick 29 18 in Junior High Play
Delta basketball boys yielded to Keswick 29 to 18 on Delta floor. Don Kiester scored ten of Delta's eleven points in the junior high win preceding the loss. Delta to play Thornburg Friday at Delta.
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Simmons Regrets Leaving Connie Mack for White Sox
Al Simmons laments leaving Connie Mack and the Athletics after nine years for the Chicago White Sox. He praises Mack as the greatest man and father figure, notes excitement about a rebuilding White Sox, and says Chicago keeps him closer to home in Milwaukee. He joined a trio sold to move the A’s from red ink to better finances.
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Buckley Seeks $15,000 For Half Of Schaaf
Boston promoter Johnny Buckley manager of Jack Sharkey offers his share of Ernie Schaaf for sale at 15 000 to anyone who provides cash He plans to travel to New York to pursue a Carnera bout on February 10 Buckley says Schaaf will seek a new manager after his contract ends March 1 and Dan Carroll has bid 20 000 for Schaaf
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Lowden Independents defeat Martelle 37 to 23 in Martelle
The Lowden Independents beat Martelle 37 23 Tuesday night at Martelle. The Independents led 12 8 at half and added cushions later. The story lists upcoming games for the season including Calamus Quaker Oats DeWitt Wheatland Moline Aces Stanwood and Feb games against Martelle DeWitt and Quaker Oats.
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International League raises salary limit to eight thousand five hundred
The International league club owners raised the monthly salary limit from 6500 to 8500 after 21 sessions in three months. They adopted a hockey style play-off system, approved a 168 game schedule, set April 12 as the start, and introduced Sunday double headers.
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International League Today
Marengo and Surrounding Communities Briefs
Iowa notes report on Marengo airport field closure following Commercial Club resolutions leasing history from 1929 to 1932. Also covers Homestead memorial for Jacob Rethman and many local lodge installations and meetings across Oxford Elkader Belle Plaine Reinbeck Tipton Hopkinton Wyoming Lishn Anamosa Ossian Clarence Clermont with births marriages and appointments.
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