Hawkeyes Turn To Indiana Struggle
Iowa City reports show coach Rollie Williams emphasizing a tough path through eight remaining conference games as Iowa eyes a Western title but stays wary. John Burke leads with 18 field goals in four games, Sid Rosenthal trails with 33 points, and Johnny Grim contests for third with 26 points in four conference victories.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Rollie Williams
Wiliams
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Northwestern
Indiana
Williams
John Burke
Sid Rosenthal
Speed Demon
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Johnny Grim
Ivan Blackmer
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Polo Reaches Ten Goal Shortfall as Ratings Drop
The United States Polo Association unveiled new handicap ratings at its Racquet and Tennis Club meeting. Thomas Hitchcock Jr Cecil Smith and Elmer Boeseke Jr lost ten goal status. Smith and Hitchcock moved to nine goals while Boeseke fell to eight. Winston F C Guest rose to nine, joining Hitchcock and Smith at that level. The Nawab of Bhopal of India also listed among nine goal players.
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New York
INL
United States Polo Association
Thomas Hitchcock
Cecil Smith
Elmer Boeseke
Smith
Hitchcock
Boeseke
Winston F. C
Schroeder Wins 5,000 Meter Olympic Trial
Eddie Schroeder of Chicago won the 5,000-meter race at the United States Olympic trials in Minneapolis to secure a spot on the 1936 team. He clocked 8 minutes 57 seconds, with Valentine Bialas of New York at 9 minutes 14.7 seconds, followed by Goegline of Milwaukee, Peterson of Milwaukee, Nebert of Chicago, and Bostrom of Los Angeles.
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Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
United States
Schroeder
Valentine Bialas
New York
Harry Goegline
Bob Peterson
Tony Nebert
Frank Bostrom
Los Angeles
Olds Sets Pace In Tri County League
In Washington Ta Olds high school beat Ainsworth 46 to 22 to stay atop the Tri County League standings. Mount Union defeated Cotter 39 to 28. Standings show Olds 6 0 1.000, Wayland 6 1 857, Ainsworth 4 2 333, Mount Union 4 2 333, Cotter 1 5 166.
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Center Point Hosts Hopkinton and Ely Girls on Local Court
Center Point Merchants meet Bur Dick's Aces of Hopkinton and undefeated Brookman's Skelly Oilers face Ely on the local court Wednesday night.
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Burdick
Aces of
Hopkinton
Brookman
Skelly Oilers
Ely Girls
Golf swing lines and spine axis improve accuracy
The article explains using straight lines from the ball to the left shoulder and treating the spine as a vertical axis to improve the golf swing. It emphasizes maintaining balance and weight distribution at the top of the backswing and suggests that the head will naturally stay still without forcing it.
O Shea and O Signac to headline Coliseum boxing card
A Memorial Coliseum Friday card features middleweights Mickey O Shea of Chicago and Bob O Signac of Grand Rapids in a ten round main event. Local scrappers Shea and Signac join Lou Vine versus Joey Bozak in a six round lighter bout with several four round undercards on the program refereed by Alex Fidler.
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American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Mickey O’shea
Chicago
Bob O’signac
Grand Rapids
Mich
O’shea
Henry Rothier
Teddie Tonnasie
Billy Miller
Bill Petrolle
Billy Townsend
O’signac
Michigan
O'Shea
Lou Vine
Joey Bozak
Vine
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Eddie Shea
Bozak
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Lone Tree
Dynamite al Wilson
Waterloo
Johnnie Houston
Cedar Rapids
Bill Schrag
Jackie Fulton
Jackie Karns
Alex Fidler
Northwestern Welcomes Waldorf as Wildcats Coach
Northwestern students and alumni unite to greet new football coach Lynn O. Waldorf after Dick Hanley’s dismissal. A team dinner and public reception are planned as Waldorf arrives from Kansas State to begin spring practice preparations. assistant Burt Ingwersen will join later after completing LSU duties.
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Dick Hanley
United Today
Hanley
Wildcat
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Waldorf
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University Gymnasium
Manhattan
Kan
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Louisiana State
Rude Auto Five Triumphs Over Ramblers 27 to 25
Rude Auto Five remained in title contention by defeating the Ramblers 27 to 25 on Tuesday. Frank Phelps led with six field goals and two free throws as Rude pulled away after a 12-12 halftime tie. The Ramblers rallied late but fell short, while Z. C. B. J. added a 25 to 22 win with Kaplan Dvorak and Havlik starring.
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Rude’s
Frank Phelps
Phelps
Mike Kaplan
Len Dvorak
Frank Havlik
South Siders
Marengo Five Drops Sixth Cobble to Brooklyn High
Brooklyn defeated Marengo 23 to 15 in a league contest. Armstrong scored nine points to spark the surge after a tight first quarter. Scott controlled the backboard, Keeney provided quick guard play, Carlton led Marengo with three baskets, and Reynolds contributed on defense. Lincoln Bartusek added 11 points as the second team won 14 to 13.
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Brooklyn
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Scott
Keeney
Carlton
Reynolds
Lincoln Bartusek
Average family pays doctor seventy five dollars yearly
The notice states that the average family spends about 75 dollars per year on medical care from their doctor. It presents a straightforward cost estimate reflecting typical annual medical expenses for a household without detailing services or sources.
Homeless Boston Braves May Move To Montreal
New league president Ford Frick said he had been informed of a plan to move the parkless Boston Braves to Montreal but had no details. Boston reports a Montreal syndicate led by Ernest Savard is ready to buy the Braves, who have no home after losing their field to dog racing.
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Ford Frick
Boston Braves
Montreal
Braves
Fenway Park
Red Sox
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Ernest Savard
Pairings Made For Allamakee Tourney
WAUKON Pairings for the county high school basketball tournament were drawn at a meeting of the Allamakee Schoolmasters club. The meet will be at Postville Feb 6 7 8 and 9 with Waterville girls and Postville boys defending champions. First round girls Lansing vs Harpers Ferry New Albin vs Bye Waterville vs Waukon Postville vs Bye. New Albin boys open against Postville Harpers Ferry vs Bye Waukon vs Lansing Waterville vs Bye.
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Maynard Odd Fellows Rebekahs Install Officers Jointly
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah orders held a joint installation at the I. O. O. F. hall on Monday evening. Walker Briggs of Fayette served as installing officer for the Odd Fellows with Hiram Beaver of Fayette as marshal. Mrs Maude Flord of Waucoma and Mrs Lizzie Watt of Randalia acted as installing officer and marshal for the Rebekahs. Installed were Odd Fellows W. E. Pace noble grand L. D. Rowley vice grand Roy M. Smith secretary E. H. Stewart treasurer Robert McLeish warden W. D. Simpson inside guard.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
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Maude Flord
Waucoma
Lizzie Watt
Randalia
Odd Fellows
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L. D. Rowley
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E. H. Stewart
Robert McLeish
W. D. Simpson
Tilden And Vines Again Triumphant
In Providence A I N S report Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines defeated George Lott and Lester Stoefen 8-6 6-3 in two sets to claim their fifth win in six matches against the former amateur champions. Tilden also beat Lott 4-6 6-1 6-3 while Vines swept Stoefen 3-6 6-2 6-0 in singles.
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INS
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Lester Stoefen
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Boxing Bouts Stir Quaker Oats Gym Tuesday Night
Five boxing bouts drew about 500 fans at the Quaker Oats gymnasium Tuesday. John Huston and Buster Huston fought to a draw in three rounds. Johnny Burger and Dick Hodson drew in four rounds. Huston and Jack Fulton were even after four. Jimmy Burlingham and Kid Artz also drew in four. Johnny Cole defeated Ted Smith in six rounds. Alex Fidler refereed.
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Buster Huston
Johnny Burger
Dick Hodson
Johnny Huston
Jack Fulton
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Alex Fidler
Eighth Grade Teams Play On Marion Floor This Afternoon
St Patrick's eighth grade team was set to meet St Berchman's on the Marion floor this afternoon. The outcome and starting lineups were not listed in the readable text.
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