Iowa Nips Minnesota In Overtime For Big Ten Lead
Iowa beat Minnesota 39 to 33 in overtime to extend its Big Ten lead and run its win streak to four. Burke paced the Hawkeyes as Iowa overcame a 33–33 regulation tie and outscored Minnesota in the extra period before 8,200 fans.
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Iowa State Five Wins Over Kansas Aggies 29 to 25
Iowa State defeats Kansas State College 29 to 25 in a Big Six basketball game at Manhattan. Cyclones build a big first-half lead behind Wegner and Fleming. Kansans rally late but fall short to доп.
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Upper Towa Beats Central Five 47 to 35 in Iowa Game
Upper Iowa held Central to four field goals and pulled away to defeat Dutel men 47 to 35 in an Iowa conference clash. The rough game saw 35 fouls and low scoring as Upper Towa built a 12 to 7 halftime edge and extended the lead in the second period.
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Revolta and Ghezzi Tie for Los Angeles Open Title
John Revolta of Milwaukee and Victor Ghezzi of Deal tie after 72 holes at 285 to force an 18 hole playoff for the Los Angeles Open championship. Staging a late surge, MacDonald Smith placed third with 287, while Gene Sarazen and Willie Goggin were at 288.
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Drake Trips Washington To Lead Valley Race
Drake University defeated Washington 42 to 22 in Des Moines to seize first place in the Missouri Valley standings. Grinnell also won to stay close behind as the Bulldogs pulled ahead in the league race.
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Women’s Western Open Golf Championship Dates Set
Chicago reports the Women’s Western open golf championship is scheduled for June 24 to 28 with a north side course to be chosen by the executive committee. The tourney will follow the junior event set for July 12 at Westwood Club Cicland with the blue ribbon event August 5 to 10.
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Purdue Edges Wildcats 33 31 In High Scoring Big Ten Bout
Purdue rallied to beat Northwestern 33 to 31 in a rough Big Ten clash at Lafayette. Bob Kessler led Purdue with 15 points as Fisher, Shaver and others left early or were fouled out, while Northwestern dropped its third straight conference game before a 5 500 crowd.
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Grinnell Defeats Washburn 28 19 In Conference Game
Grinnell Pioneers stay undefeated in the Missouri Valley by defeating Washburn 28 to 19 Monday night. Mason excelled at forward, Dittemore led Washburn with four field goals, while Mason and Oliphant scored for Grinnell.
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Kansas State appoints Wes Fry as head coach
Kansas State college named Wes Fry, the bespectacled backfield coach, as head coach to succeed Lynn Waldorf. An assistant remains to be chosen after interviews. Liam Williamson is discussed as a likely lieutenant candidate. Waldorf departs Tuesday for Northwestern where he takes the top job.
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Wisconsin Trims Michigan 34 20 In Madison
Wisconsin beat Michigan 34 to 20 at Madison for its third straight Big Ten win in four starts. Patanelli put Michigan ahead 11 to 10 at halftime, then Wisconsin surged in the second period with free throws by Smith and drives by Jones and Poser. Preboski led Wisconsin with nine points on four field goals and a free throw.
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Indiana wallops Illinois 42 to 29 in Bloomington
Indiana's defense shuts down Illinois star Captain Frank Froschauer who is held to one point as the Hoosiers beat the Illini for the second time this season 42 to 29. Kehrt scores 14 and Stout 13, with Indiana converting 16 of 21 free throws.
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Grove Iowa Swim Captain Out For Season
Bruce Grove captain of the 1935 University of Iowa swimming team will miss the season due to a minor heart ailment. Coach David Armbruster said the Tulsa Oklahoma star, a two time all American in 220 and 440 yard free style, should not compete this year. He is a senior.
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