Major Leagues To Have Nine Player Managers In 1934
Big league managers trend toward player coaches grows to nine full or part-time leaders in 1934. Mickey Cochrane, Jimmy Wilson join veterans like Bill Terry and Joe Cronin, while Connie Mack remains the enduring patriarch of managing.
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Lamont Wins First Backbone Conference Game
Lamont defeated Aurora 28 to 24 in the Backbone conference opener at Aurora. Edgewood and Winthrop each have three victories. Postville leads Scenic Iown with three wins. Elkader has one win. Upcoming games feature Edgewood at Fairbank and other regional matchups.
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Sigourney Cage Fives Win Two In Weekend Doubleheader
Sigourney Indiana saw the Sigourney High School team post a 26 to 21 win and the Sigourney seconds take a 20 to 12 victory during Friday night action. Lemons led scorers with sixteen points as the Independent team beat Sigourney Junior Chamber of Commerce 44 to 44 in a Thursday game.
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Kalona Wins and Ties for Ke-Wash Lead
Kalona defeats Keota 29 14 at Keota Friday night to share first in the Ke-Wash conference with West Chester. Two Kalona top players were sidelined.
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Brain Trust Aids In Rebuilding Reds In Cincinnati
Larry MacPhail, new Reds director, cites four leaders John J. McGraw, Bill Terry, Branch Rickey and Rogers Hornsby as a brain trust guiding the club. He says he relies on listening and notes their influence on recent trades and acquisitions amid a major rebuild.
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Independent Cage Team Organized At Wellman
Wellman Merchants independent basketball team organized here with Lacey Kendall as Manager. Eleven players listed as forwards Wayne Wehrle Donald Fleming Harold Gardner Loran Robertson Robert Godlove centers Leslie Winegarden Lawrence Whestine guards Marilyn Wehrle Walter Godlove Richard Durian Francis Coffey.
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Hazleton Cagers Take Two Tilts From Rowley
Hazleton high Cagers defeated Rowley in two games last week. Regulars won 18 to 15 and the seconds posted 55 to 11. The north and south side girls tied in the curtain-raiser.
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Center Junction Sweeps Baldwin In Doubleheader
Center Junction won both games against Baldwin after a prior week sweep. The boys won by 21 to 12 and the girls by 22 to 5 in the latest twin bill.
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Parochial High Teams Sink Five Games This Week
Parochial city teams schedule five games this week across local floors. Immaculate Conception faces St Patrick's of Iowa City Tuesday on the east side. Friday Sacred Heart visits Waterloo. Wednesday St Patrick's meets St Mary’s Iowa City on St Mary’s floor. Wenceslaus hosts Viola Wednesday, with St Mary’s Waterloo boys and girls at Wenceslaus Friday.
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Brooklyn Rallies To Defeat Belle Plaine 17 15
Brooklyn overcame a 12 8 halftime deficit to beat Belle Plaine 17 15. W Scott hit a late long shot to move ahead 15 14 and Yount added a second basket to seal the win as Holley led Brooklyn with four baskets. Brooklyn remains undefeated in the Town Cedar league.
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Sabula High Beats Maquoketa Five in Conference Game
MAQUOKETA Sabula won 31 to 19 over Maquoketa in a Black Hawk conference match. Sabula led 24 to 7 at halftime as Maquoketa rushed chances and the Sabula Bees, led by forward Bees with three baskets and six free throws, held the lead.
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Dyersville Flyers Edge Cascade Advertisers 26 24
The Dyersville Flyers defeated the Cascade Advertisers 26 to 24 at Memorial gym. Fred Willenberg and Allen Kremer led the home attack as the lead stayed modest in the final quarter.
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Washington County Cage Meet Pairings Made
Pairings for the annual Washington County basketball tournament to be played February 13 to 15 were set at a county superintendents meeting in Washington. Eight teams compete with first round matchups: Washington vs West Chester, Kalona vs Ainsworth, Riverside vs Crawfordsville, Wellman vs Brighton.
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Troy Mills Sweeps Two As Central City Takes One
Troy Mills won two of three games in a triple header with Central City Friday night. The boys defeated Central City 30 to 17 after a 13 to 10 halftime deficit. The Central City girls lost 43 to 27, and the juniors won 10 to 6.
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Rex the Iowa mascot missing again after Homecoming
Rex II, the University of Iowa military and athletic departments mascot, has disappeared from the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity house for three days. Reports say he was seen Thursday with a cut on his shoulder likely from a dog fight.
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Toledo Beats Garwin To End Ten-Game Winning Streak
Toledo defeated Garwin 31 to 16 to snap the visitors ten game win streak. Hall led Toledo with 17 points as the team built a 20-2 halftime lead and anchored a strong defensive showing.
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Delta and Thornburg set for Tuesday rematch
Delta heads home to host Thornburg in a return game Tuesday night after Thornburg beat Delta in overtime 18 16 earlier this season. Delta then opens Keokuk county cage tourney play Friday at Keota with a first round bye.
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Bowling totals and top individual scores listed
Bowling standings show team highs with Niagara Smoke Shop posting 2864 and 2865 by Hatch and Brookman. Individual leaders include Seabrook with 694 and C Hansen with 665.
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Anderson Receives Warm Welcome as NC State Coach
Heartley W. Anderson arrived as head football coach at North Carolina State college. Governor Ehringhaus welcomed him in Raleigh, about 2,000 students and alumni cheered at the campus. He pledged to start spring practice soon and noted he had not chosen his assistants.
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Washington to Face Muscatine in Little Six Clash
Washington prepares for a Little Six game in Muscatine Friday evening. The Demons have struggled against Muscatine and other Little Six teams but show progress. Key player Ray Kupka will rejoin the squad for the Muscatine game after missing the first semester. The Y M C A five plays Rock Island at home Wednesday and Wapello Friday, with Mount Pleasant’s Enna Jettick also on the weekly schedule.
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Cotter And Wayland Lead In Tri County League
In the Tri County League three games are scheduled this week with Mount Union at Crawfordsville Ainsworth at Wyman and Olds at Wayland. Wayland and Cotter had missed last week due to illness in Wayland schools. standings show Cotter Wayland leading with 7 000 and Ainsworth 2 600 while Wyman Olds Crawfordsville Mount Union follow.
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Delhi Cagers Triumph Twice Over Colesburg
Delhi teams swept Colesburg last week in a pair of non-conference games. The boys won 37 to 12 with Schmidt scoring eight baskets, while Colesburg’s Schenke added two. The Delhi girls won 29 to 26 after leading 13 to 10 at the half. Delhi travels to Greeley Thursday.
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Toddville High Beats Coggon Cagers 21 to 17
In a triple header Toddville high defeated Coggon regulars 21 to 17 after leading 13 to 4 at halftime. Whison tallied four baskets and a free throw, Savage scored three for Coggon.
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Rockne System Vindicated Amid Football System Debate
Notre Dame's Rockne coaching system faces renewed support after a poor season. Across 17 major programs led by Rockne alumni, 14 won more than they lost, including Duquesne, Villanova, Alabama and Holy Cross. The Notre Dame record was a rare setback.
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Toddville Independents Top Rowley 26 22 in Narrow Win
The Toddville Independents defeated Rowley 26 to 22 on Friday night. Toddville reserves beat the Marion Lobusters 27 to 17. Toddville has nine wins in eighteen games and will host Viola on Monday.
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Cascade Advertisers Shutout Oilers In Narrow 32 to 29 Victory
Cascade Advertisers defeated the Rainbo Oilers 32 to 29 last week at Cascade. The win keeps Cascade at 148 victories with 16 losses over the last three years.
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Rockne Still Missed By The Football World
Prominent coaches and players recall Knute Rockne three years after his death as Notre Dame and the football world miss his personality and tactical influence. The piece notes how Notre Dame and others still reference Rockne in meetings and debates, lamenting his absence and hoping Elmer Layden can rekindle glory.
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Parks changes blamed for Foxx home run drop in 1933
Changes lengthening park distances for Cleveland and Detroit stadiums were blamed for Jimmy Foxx failing to surpass his 1932 home run record. He hit 31 home runs at home in 1933 and 32 on the road in 1932, with 48 total homers that season. He hit ten of his 48 off Yankee pitchers and four off Lefty Gomez.
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Olin-Olin Consolidated Tops Oxford Junction Teams
OLIN OLIN consolidated school defeated Oxford Junction high cag ers 29 to 11. Olin girls defeated Oxford Junction girls 23 15.
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