Linn County Basketball Tournament Set for Feb 6 8
Thirteen teams enter the seventh annual Linn County tournament to be held February 6 7 and 8 at the Y M C A floor. Central City defends the crown as others like Toddville Springville Alburnett and Walker loom strong. Officials are Dick Beall and Buddy Byrnes with a committee including Smola Anderson and Guthrie.
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Dick Beall
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Lost Nation Sweeps Oxford Junc In Twin-Bill Scores
Lost Nation high school swept both ends of a double header defeating Oxford Junction 40 to 5 in the junior game and 38 to 17 in the varsity contest. Devine and Dickman led Lost Nation scoring with 12 and 14 points while Trinka and Yeeiery of Oxford Junct each totaled five.
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Hawkeye Golf Schedule Books Six Meets for 1936
Special to The Gazette IOWA CITY with six meets booked Coach Charles Kennett plans the heaviest Iowa golf schedule in years for 1936 The card includes three Western conference dual affairs Apr 2 Notre Dame at Town City Apr 27 Northwestern at Evanston May 2 Wisconsin at Iowa City May 8 Minnesota at Minneapolis May 9 Carleton at Northfield Mann May 18-19 Big Ten championships at Evanston.
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Trinity M E Defeats Olivet Cagers In Tight 29 27 Victory
Trinity M E. defeated Olivet Presbyterian in a close game by 29 to 27. Trinity led 21 to 13 at halftime but Olivet rallied in the second half. Hodge, Trinity guard, scored a late side-shot with one minute left to seal the win.
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Iowa Has Bright Outlook in Track
Iowa coach George Bresnahan enters 1936 with a more balanced Hawkeyes squad despite the loss of star sprinters Carl Nelson and Jimmy Owen. Sophomore standouts in field events, hurdles, and distance runs, led by Floyd DeHeer, bolster hopes while key veterans including Francis Cretzmeyer, Wilson Briggs, and Andy Dooley return. Indoor schedule opens February 14 with Grinnell at Iowa City.
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Grinnell college grid schedule shows eight games for 1936 season
Grinnell college plans an eight game football schedule for 1936 led by athletics director John C. Truesdale. The slate mirrors 1935 with St Louis University set to replace Michigan State and a potential extra game with Central pending date.
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Cardinals face multiple player problems before 1936 season
The St Louis Cardinals plan a seven week spring training starting February 23 as manager Frankie Frisch must resolve five player issues clouding pennant hopes. Bill Delancey pleuraly illness, Terry Moore ankle fracture, Pepper Martin in outfield, Charley Gelbert at third base, and Leroy Parmelee's arm injury challenge the rotation. If Parmelee regains form, strong pitching. if not, more problems for Frisch.
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Olson and Wampler to headline Memorial Coliseum mat card
Cliff Olson and Earl Wampler, who fought to a draw in Fridays semi famous match, will meet again in Thursdays main event at the Memorial Coliseum. The show shifts from Friday to Thursday due to promoter scheduling, with repairs on the ring following earlier damage by Frank Speers and Farmer Tobin.
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Hopkinton Beats Waukon Jr College In Local Clash
Hopkinton defeated Waukon Junior College 48 to 35 at the local gym on Thursday evening. The halftime score stood 30 to 11 as the Hopkinton team maintained the lead throughout, with the Waukon quintet outplayed in the final tally.
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Moffitt
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Public Invited to Watch Golden Gloves Training
Open house at the Memorial building armory Tuesday from 4 to 7 p.m. offers the public a free glimpse of forty to fifty entrants in The Gazette’s Golden Gloves tournament. Spectators will see boxers train with bags, shadow boxing, sparring, and drills ahead of the February preliminaries on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th.
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