Grant Panthers Hope To Upset Davenport In Weekend Games
Grant hosts East Waterloo Friday and Davenport Saturday on Wilson court as the Panthers seek an upset after a 35 to 13 win over Marion. Washington travels to Clinton for a MVC clash while Clinton aims to rebound from two losses.
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Urbana Boys and Girls Defeat Garrison Teams
The Urbana boys won 24 to 5 and the Urbana girls 30 to 11 over Garrison on Tuesday night at Urbana. The Gazette report notes strong scoring by Urbana in both the boys and girls contests.
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Winthrop Edges Manchester In Low-Scoring Win
In Tuesday night action Coach Don Belknap’s Winthrop team defeated a larger Manchester squad 23 to 16. The tiny lineup dominated defensively and athletically with standout floor play by forwards Postel and Helton and center B. Hickman, building a decisive upset.
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St Berchmans Eighth Graders Edge St Pats 24–22
St Berchmans eighth graders from Marion defeated St Pat ricks eighth grade 24 to 22. Bertsh led St Berchmans with 17 points.
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Hartwick and Victor Split Basketball Duels
The Hartwick and Victor high schools played on Hartwick’s floor with Hartwick’s first team winning 21 to 16. The Victor second and girls teams later faced Hartwick’s second and girls squads with Victor earning close wins and decisive victories.
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Riverside St Marys defeats Conesville 25 to 20 in fast game
Conesville high school fell to Riverside St Marys 25 to 20 on Tuesday. Conesville led 11 to 7 at halftime, while Conesville's second team beat St Marys reserves 16 to 15.
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Wrestling results by the Associated Press
In Ottawa Vie Christie defeated Gevorke Hagen two falls to one. Los Angeles wrestler Ed Strangler Teuts beat George Dallas 231 to earn a 24 percent margin in the report. New York results show two falls to one victory for An Gelex over Christ.
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Braves Likely to Stay at Old Field in Boston
New York dispatches say by Friday noon the Boston Braves will likely remain at Braves Field with no move to Canada or Fenway Park. The row centers on ownership and rent disputes, with Emil Fuchs and Charles Adams poised for a reorganization that could place Adams as owner and Bill McKechnie as GM, possibly bringing Babe Ruth to a front office role.
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Mighty Cavalcade To Arrive In West
Special to The Graette Arcadia California Mighty Cavalcade arrives in his stately st ble car Friday accompanied by Bob Smith Time Supply Bay Meadows handicap winner unraced since opening here and given a rest from work to freshen up stopped the clockers watches at five eighths in 49.45 Wednesday Gallant Sir the great sulker would have gone to the post a favorite in the Bay Meadows had he been ready to enter will stage his Santa Anita coming out party in a race a week from Saturday Records are he is as fit as ever Radio performers practice from five to fifteen hours for every hour on the air.
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Eddie O Shea Meets Bob O Signac in Legion Boxing Show
Chicago welterweight Eddie O Shea challenges Bob O Signac of Grand Rapids in a ten rounds or less feature bout at the American Legion boxing show Friday night in the coliseum. Other bouts include Lou Vine vs Joe Bozak six rounds and four round fights featuring Chummy Flake Dynamite Al Wilson Johnnie Houston Bill Schrag Jackie Fulton Jackie Karns with Alex Fidler refereeing.
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Financial woes swirl around Braves and NL clubs in Boston talk
Long Atlantic Coast analysis traces money troubles among National League teams led by Emil Fuchs in Boston. It notes debts, rent defaults, and cash shortages across several clubs, with mention of Cubs, Reds, Pirates, Cardinals, Giants, Phillies, and Brooklyn. It also covers Jimmy Foxx's catcher conversion for the Athletics and Hack Wilson's fall from fame to the minors with a nod to past star moments.
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British admit move in Perry’s be hailed by Barrett
British Davis Cup captain Herbert Roper Barrett defended the British Lawn TennisAssociation plan to allow amateurs to be paid for educational film work to keep Perry and Austin from turning professional. He criticized US efforts to join the Anglo Czech push and warned against barnstormers. Barrett said the aim is to protect amateur status and prevent a flood of pros, while seeking an extraordinary federation session at the Paris meeting.
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Conroy Independents Triumph Over Marengo
The Conroy Independents defeated the Marengo Independents 45 to 23 on the Conroy floor Monday night.
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Lowden Indees Defeat Mechanicsville 48 to 29
Lowden Indees maintain a league lead with a 48 to 29 road win over Mechanicsville. The team prepares for a Friday game against Lisbon on Lisbon’s floor, a matchup set after Lisbon’s lone loss this season came at Lowden.
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Shellsburg Quints Dominate Newhall On Their Floor
Shellsburg five routed Newhall 40 to 16 on Newhall’s floor with a 17 to 6 halftime lead. The Shellsburg seconds won 27 to 16. The Shellsburg Junior Merchants, still undefeated, played a solid game.
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Cedar Rapids Central Park Beats Team 36 to 23
Cedar Rapids Central Park won 36 to 23 in a decisive basketball game. The Cedar Rapids team led from start to finish and secured the victory over their opponent.
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Lamont sweeps Aurora in double header wins
Lamont, Ia defeated Aurora in a boys and girls double header Tuesday night. The girls clinched a 28 to 17 victory after a rough, close first half while the boys match remained tight throughout. Remling led Lamont with 24 points and Wheaton anchored defense. Knapp scored 10 for Aurora.
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Earlville Bows to Colesburg in Tuesday Doubleheader
In Earlville Colesburg teams visited for a two game event on the home floor. The Earlville girls fell 39 to 30 and the Colesburg boys won 26 to 9.
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Goodrich Electro Pak promises summer performance in cold weather
Goodrich introduces the Electro Pak battery claimed to perform well in heat and cold, preventing internal and external short circuits and reducing corrosion by 67 percent. The unit reportedly costs 20 to 40 percent less than rivals and includes features like a Positive Plate Protector and a patented top cover.
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