Two teams clash in tied cage battle Coe edges Cornell
Paul Tschirgi paced Coe with 12 points, guiding the Kohawks to a 32-29 victory over Cornell in a hard fought second half. Dwayne Howard led Cornell with 14 points as Coe seized late control to finish on top.
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Cornell
Purple
Coe
Mees Vernon
Dave Cornell
Hank Moss
Paul Tschirgi
Kohawks
Jack Sainsbury
Johany Siesseger
Tschirgi
Bob Dunlop
Howard
Corwell
Dwayne Howard
Techirgi
Ate Cornett Ets
Cornell freshmanagers top Tipton JC 45 36 in season opener
Cornell freshmanagers defeated Tipton junior college 45 to 36 in Mount Vernon in the season opener. Art Anderson scored seven goals and a free throw to lead Cornell while Sheets topped Tipton with seven points.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornelis
Tipton Junior College
Purple Yearlings
Art Anderson
Cornell
Sheets
Tipton
Y W C A Badminton Tournament Opens With Early Results
The Y W C A badminton meet began Monday with team two winning by eight points. Singles saw Cleda Shapher beat Leone Serhan 11-8 11-7. Merv Booth over Eileen Brockman. ae qiardy over Virginia Nemec. M H Williams over Ruth Purde W-3 11-1. Doubles results include Serbousek Booth over Shapirr Brockman 15-11 13-7 and Hardy Williams over Nemec Parde 15-19 15-1. Blazek Cahil beat Korna Lustick 5-15 35-14 18-37.
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Team Two
Cleda Shapher
Leone Serhanaek
Merv, Booth
Eileen Brockman
Ae Qiardy
Virginia Nemec
M H Williams
Ruth Purde
Serbousek Booth
Shapirr- Brockman
Hardy-Williams
Nemec-Parde
Blazek-Cahil
Korna-Lustick
Jabs by Associated Press Report from New York
In a boxing card from New York, Alke Kaplan 116 outpointed Tony Ferrara, while Lenny Manevni outpointed Charles Vatre. Other results include Vic Pellieurt over Mamaronerk, Irish Eddie Dolan defeating Jimmy Bell in Waterbury.
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Associated Press
New York
Alke Kaplan
Rostow
Tony Ferrara
Mount Vernon
Lenny Manevni
Charles Vatre
Brooklyn
White Plains
Pete de Furs
Mamaronerk SN
Victor Pellleurt
New
Eddie Dolan
Waterbury
Jimmy Bell
New Haven
Unbeaten Tri-Valley Teams Clash Weekend Schedule
Cedar Falls tops the Tri-Valley standings tied with Marion on win percentage as Cedar Falls visits Manchester for a conference tilt and Vinton hosts Marion on Friday. Independence Fisher leads scoring at 39 points, with Ramblerace on 38 as Vinton and Madison jockey for position.
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Gazette Vinton
Cedar Falls Tigers
Marion
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Indians
Independence Fisher
Independence Star
Tordik
Ramblerace
Pet Pry
Lao
Wilton
Fisher Trodependencer
Terdir Wilson
Rector
R McIntosh
Vowler
Blair
Beres‘rand
Prijs
Vintont
Burkett ‘Independence
Luther Routs Wartburg In Iowa Conference Win
Luther College basketball rolled past Wartburg 46 to 29 in Decorah securing its second league victory. Center Thompson led Luther with 15 points and seven baskets as Luther built a 23 11 halftime edge.
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Decorah
Luther Colleges
Iowa
Wartburg
Luther
Thompson
College basketball scores from multiple teams mixed in AP release
The Associated Press recap lists scattered college basketball results with scores for South Carolina Davidson Cornell Duquesne George Washington, Southern Methodist, Washington Lee, Marquette, Gustavus Adolphus, St Thomas, West Texas State, Milwaukee Teachers, Doane, Nebraska Wesleyan, Monmouth, Central Missouri, Missouri Valley, William Jewell, and other colleges. The data appears fragmentary with several misreads and broken team names.
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Be the Associaied Press
South Carolina
Davidson
Cornell
Duquesne IV Marayette
Nastor
Southern Methodist
Georgetoun St
Centre
Mashingdton and Lee
Marsland
York
Hastings
St. Ware's Minn
Gustavus Adolphus Diamine
Ott MacAlester
St Thomas
St Olaf
West Teaas State
San Jos States
College of Pacific
Lewiston Normal
College of Idahone
Monticello Defeats Roosevelt In Rodeo of Free Throws
Monticello Panthers upset Roosevelt Rough Riders 32 to 28 after a strong late surge. Emory Sample injures ankle early but returns to score nine points while Paul Bender and Bud Bader pace Monticello with nine points each and Dorsey leads Roosevelt with ten.
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Carl Koen
Monticello
Panthers
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Emory Sample
Bob Liddy
Gene Dorsey
Sample
Paul Bender
Bud Bader
Dorsey
John Sebern
Franklin
Bender
Bone
Liddy
Bader
Bissell
Schrader
Thorson
Dubuque Upsets St Ambrose In Iowa Conference Clash
Dubuque University defeated St Ambrose 41 to 36 on Tuesday night in an Iowa conference game. Forward Emil Lussow sparked the visitors with seven straight points as Dubuque took a 21-12 stretch and seized the lead late in the first half.
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Dubuque
Dubuque University
St. Ambrose
Bees
Iowa
Emil Lussow
Favorites Dominate First Round at Miami Biltmore Golf
In Miami Florida AP report favorites paced the open round of the Miami Biltmore Amateur. National Champion Dick Chapman from Greenwich Connecticut ousted Ab Johnson of Coral Gables 7 and 5. Jim Ferrier defeated B L Stevens of Miami 5 and 4. Gus Novotny of Chicago downed F Mack Fisher of Miami 4 and 3.
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Miami
Fla
New York Yankees face rookie keystone tests in 1941
Manager Joe McCarthy weighs rookie Phil Rizzuto and Gerry Priddy at second base and shortstop while Bud Rosar may replace Bill Dickey behind the plate. Cleveland's experienced lineup, led by Mack, Boudreau, Feller, and Hemsley, contrasts with the Yanks' experimental unit as Detroit and Boston loom.
Massillon Builds Big Stadium and Notable Players
Massillon high schools play in a steel and concrete stadium seating 22 000 with full facilities. Last season the team drew 72000 from six home games. The town has 30000 people. Hapac, ex Evansville outfielder, to report to Beaumont Texas league next spring. He now plays for the Chicago Bruins in the National Pro league. His 34 point game against Minnesota set a Big Ten one game scoring record. He holds Illinois three year all game scoring and Big Ten scoring marks. Jimmy Dykes ranks in Chicago White Sox managers dynasty. Clark Griffith was a top figure. Lafayette under Mylin posted a perfect 1940 season and led in total offense. Bill McGee of the Cardinals won every completed game in 1940-11. Kansas has won or tied for the Big Six title eight times in ten years. Jimmy McLarnin regularly plays the Los Angeles Lakeside course. Sutherlands contract allows resignation to join college. Val Goodman of Cincinnati donates to Shawnee church. Al Vincent, Buffalo manager, fines players who miss second base on fly drops. Browns win total and Haney expect 1941 gains. Mel Almada hit .232 for Sacramento last season. A ring magazine comment on Veteran Boxers Association members.
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Paul Brown
Massillon
Bill Hapac
Evansville
Detroit Tigers
Beaumont
Hapac
Chicago Bruins
Minnesota
Illinois
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Afayette
E. E. Mylin
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Mylin
Bill McGee
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas
Jimmy McLarnin
Los Angeles Lakeside
Val Goodman
Cincinnati
Shawnee
Okla
al Vincent
Buffalo International League
St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Veterans Edge Rookies in World Three-Cushion Series
In Chicago the $20,000 world three-cushion billiards tournament saw a veteran edge over newcomers in the second round. John Fitzpatrick beat Arthur Ruben 50 to 47 in 60 innings, while Jay Bozeman defeated Paul Lewin 50 to 30 in 44 innings. Allen Hall defeated Irving Crane 50 to 39 in 64 innings, and Tiff Denton beat Herb Peterson 50 to 33 in 59 innings.
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Chicago
John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Arthur Ruben
New York
Ruben
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Paul Lewin
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Herb Peterson
St. Louis
Cubs Sign Six More For 1941 Contracts
The Chicago Cubs announced six additional players signed 1941 contracts. Pitchers Vance Page and Kenneth Raffensberger, outfielder Barney Olsen from Tulsa, and catchers Al Todd Bob Collins and rookie Robert Scheffing from Rochester joined the roster. White Sox also received contracts from Jimmy Webb and Warren Martin.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Vance Page
Kenneth Raffensberger
Barney Olsen
Tulsa
Okla
al Todd
Bob Collins
Robert Scheffing
Scheffing
Rochester
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Webb
Warren Martin
Peacock W Union Game Called Off
In Fayette Iowa officials canceled the Upper Iowa Western Union men’s basketball game after Western Union failed to appear due to sleet making highways hazardous. Upper Iowa coach George Wells said no word was received from LeMars.
Rough Riders eye MVIAA lead with Davenport tight
Roosevelt's Rough Riders defend top spot in the Mississippi Valley conference as Iowa City and Davenport threaten. Iowa City could gain, by beating Dubuque Friday, while Davenport aims to climb past Waterloo West as Roosevelt relies on Emory Sample and Ray Sullivan in the scoring race.
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Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Franklin
West Siders
Iowa City
Davenport
Dubuque
Francis Merten
Waterloo West
Blue Devils
Ray Sullivan
Emory Sample
Marksman
Cess
McAkinley Wee
Clinton
Waterloo East
Weeeewees
Linton
Waterloo McKinley
Waterlow East
Towa City
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Hoerner
Harker
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McNamara
Eae
Wachal
Ae Eiseel
Roos
Aeens
Dorsey
Reos
Witwer's Quakers Sweep League Tilts in Industrial Game
Witwer Grocer trailed at halftime but roared back to beat Link Belt Speeder 27 to 21 on Tuesday night. Groves led Witwer with 10 points while Gulich added six for Speeder. Quaker Oats crushed Collins Radio 49 to 19 as McKinley scored 12 and Hendryx and Theisen added 10 each.
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Witwer Grocer
Link Belt Speeder
Groves
Gulich
Speeder
Quaker Oats
Collins
Quakers
McKinley
Hendryx
Theisen
Groenenboom
Craig
Collins Radio
Wilson and Co
Iowa Mfg. Co
LaPlant-Choate
Pine
Forrey
Thelsen
Dvorak
Nelson
Flesd
OlCrale
Kitch
Bey
Hollingsworth
Belknap Coet
Banquet Wednesday To Honor Schrader
Monticello hosts a Wednesday banquet at the Community building honoring Stan Schrader, the first local football player named to the all state team. Judge J. E. Heiserman of Anamosa will MC, with Captain Bill Diehl and UI coach Glenn Devine as speakers. Shelley of the Des Moines AP and Bob Hogan of the Iowa safety commission will attend. A film of Iowa Big Ten games and the Monticello high school band are on the program.
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Monticello
Stan Schrader
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Bill Diehl
Glenn Devine
University of Iowa
Shelley
Associated Press
Des Moines
Bob Hogan
Iowa Safety Commission
Hogan
Mordivello High School
Marion Oilers Triumph Over Central City Independents
The Marion Oilers defeated the Central City Independents 39 to 24 on their floor Monday night. Local teams seeking games with the Oilers may write Glenn's Service in Marion.
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Marion Oilers
Central City Independents
Oilers
Glenn
Marion
St. Wenceslaus Tops Greyhounds 29 22 In Tight Clash
St. Wenceslaus edges Immaculate Conception 29 to 22 before a standing room crowd. Theron Thomsen spearheaded the Red Hawks with sharp shooting while Frank Pavek and Chuck Zobl pacing the defense in a turnover free second half.
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St. Wenceslaus
Zobl.s
Tresnak
Ai Wrisht
Thomsen
Polansky
Ugripp
Taylor
Uwlecex
Pavek,s
Fee
Carrette
Johnny Grim
Iowa
Lee Mathes
Coe Freshmen Open Against Purple Friday
Coe College freshmen travel to Mount Vernon to face Cornell Friday afternoon in their season opener. Coach Don Belknap fields three evenly matched squads with 15 players: Trickey, Stettner, Galagher, Marske, Ross, Oatts, Budde, Looney, McDermott, Burns, Laxson, Lowman, OMalley and Bissell among the rosters. The game begins at 4 p.m.
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Cornell
Coe
Mount Vernon
Don Belknap
Morris Trickey
Iowa Falls
Jim Gallagher
Maywood
Ill
Bill Marske
Eldora
Don Ross
Webster City
Ray Stettner
Elgin
Trickey
Stettner
Jack Oatts
Radcliffe
Bob Bissell
Manchester
Milt Kuhlman
Mount Carroll
Dick Budde
Pitch Johnson Stays Neutral In Track Row
Franklin Pitch Johnson the Stanford track coach remained neutral as 17 team members drafted a protest against the athletic board over not renewing assistant coach William Little Bill Ellington. Ellington alleged he was dropped for incompatibility with Johnson while 14 years on the Stanford staff and acting coach last year. The squad gathering at a fraternity house complained the board ignored student opinion.
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Stanford University
Calif
Franklin
Johnson
William “Little Bill
Ellington
Drake
Athletic Board
Ernie Clark
Pirates Sign Gustine and Bowman for 1941
Pittsburgh reports Frankie Gustine the kid rookie turned second baseman last season and pitcher Joe Bowman were signed by the Pirates for 1941 in an announced deal.
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Pittsburgh
Frankie Gustine
Joe Bowman
Pirates
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