Knox Cagers Smother Coe Quintet 39-18 on Armory Floor
Knox high court trio led by co captains Donaldson and Randall powered a 39 to 18 victory over Coe as the Smash defense held Coe to two first half baskets. Schneider starred for Coe with two baskets and a free throw while Trevor used much of his squad in the second half.
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Nox
Smother Coe
Armory
Trevor
Knox Cage
Forrest Rutgers
Coe
Donaldson
Randall
Kohawks
Knox
Bresen Ill
En-Tire
Stewart Ox
Donaldson Knox
el Trevor
Siwash
Schneider
Coliseum
Iowa State Trips Kansas State By 31 To 29 Margin
Iowa State edges Kansas State 31 to 29 in a defensive struggle. Cowen and Flemming led ISU with scoring bursts, while Groves topped Kansas State with 17 points as the Cyclones pull away late in the second half.
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Owa
Kansas State
Zames
Iowa State
Kansas
State
Cowen
Holmes
Cyclones
Flemming
Groves
Iowa
Towa State
Cleveland
Gilpin
Thornburgh
Thomson
Kiiick
Poole
Gibson
Oit Schieriman
Holmess
Railsback
Rilesed Iro
Peters
Wisconsin
Johnstowne
Grant Reclaims Dixie Tennis Crown Bid With Semifinal Win
Bryan Grant Jr of Atlanta, ranked third nationally, defeated Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the Dixie tournament semifinals in Tampa. Martin Buxby of Miami upset defending champion Charles Harris of West Palm Beach to reach the final against Grant.
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Tampa
Fla
Bryan Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Coral Gables
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Grant
Hendrix
Martin Buxby
Miami
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Denny Shute Wins Tropic Open Golf
Denny Shute, a veteran Chicago pro, shot 69 and 69 to win the Tropic Open in Miami. He earned 200 dollars top prize in the regular 36-hole event and 250 dollars in the half stroke putt category, finishing with 115 counting half strokes. Frank Walsh of Chicago finished three back at par and earned 300 dollars total.
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Miami
Fla
Denny Shute
Chicago
Shute
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Why Golden Gloves Tourneys Anyway by Earl Coughlin
A detailed endorsement of upcoming Golden Gloves events. The piece outlines purpose, charity proceeds benefiting Camp Good Health and a milk fund, officials’ oversight, medical exams for entrants, and the affordable ticketing with premiums like jackets for weight-class winners. It notes sponsorship by The Gazette and the chamber of commerce youth bureau and previews three prelim nights at a 3500-seat coliseum with tiered pricing.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Charley Retzlaff
Camp Good Health
The
Gazette
Young Men’s Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Meet
Golden Gloves Training Ahead of Cedar Rapids Meet
In preparation for the Golden Gloves tournament in the Coliseum on February 3 to 5, trainees from 35 communities near Cedar Rapids are seen practicing daily. Pictured are five boxers in the armory: Frank Moats 147 pounds Roy Larkin 160 Waltermyer 135 Bill Murrin 160 Roy Victorine 312.
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Cedar Rapids
Coliseum
Armory
Frank Moats
Roy Larkin
Harry
Waltermyer
Bill” Murrin
le. ‘Roy
Victorine
Northwestern Beats Illinois 40 to 28 in Rough Big Ten Showdown
Northwestern Wildcats led by Tug Blume Babe Bender and Duke Vance beat Illinois 40 to 28 in Champaign. Blume sparked a second half surge after replacing fouled Trenkle as Northwestern opened an 11 to 1 run and built the win with 11 points by game’s high scorer Blume.
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Wildcats
Blume
Champaign
Ill
Northwestern
Tug Blume
Babe Bender
Duke Vance
Minois
Swins
Fred Trenkle
Sminors
Trenkle
Vonicka
Benham
McMichaels
Blout
Smith
Bennis
Bender
Vopicka
Rierel Combes
N. E. Kearns
de Paull
Ike Craig Illlinois
Notre Dame Five Defeats Penn By 37 To 27 Score
Notre Dame’s touring basketball team defeated Pennsylvania 37 to 27 in Philadelphia. Johnny Moir led the Irish rallying in the second half after a 14-10 halftime deficit, as Notre Dame pulled ahead and stayed on top through the final ten minutes.
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Notre Dame
Penn
Philadelphia
Johnny Moir
Pennsylvania
Ford
Jordan
Hauze
Hanger
Engblom
Bradford
Murray
Stanley
Barrett
Hopkins
Peters
Age
Ireland
Wukovitz
Haneer
Enxblom
Hopekins
Frank Lane
Cincinnati
Pot Kennedy
New York
Dempsey vs Louis Who Was Better On Paper
The column debates who would prevail between Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, arguing Dempsey faced a tougher slate of opponents. It weighs each era’s notable foes, noting Willard Firpo Carpentier and others as stronger or weaker challengers, then concludes the question remains unanswerable while leaning toward Dempsey in this snapshot. It also drops a Rutgers Princeton football note and a basketball blurb before a page continuation.
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Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Louis
Dempsey
Joe
Jack
Billy Miske
Bill Brennan
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard
Georges Carpentier
Jack Sharkey
Luis Firpo
Tommy Gibbons
Willard
Jack Johnson
Pampas
Levinsky
Retzlaff
Sharkey
Johnson
Brennan
Palookas
Miske
Gene Tunney
Fulton
Carpentier
Louis’ Stooges
Baer
Carera
Pauline
Rutgers
Princeton
Jim Jeffrey
Clinton
Mass
Michigan Triumphs 51 33 Over Chicago In Ann Arbor
Michigan raced to a 51 to 33 victory over Chicago at Ann Arbor. Haarlow led Chicago with 16 points, while John Townsend and George Rudness each added 12 for Michigan. Fourteen Wolverines played as coach Cappon rested starters for Monday's Iowa game.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Bill ‘Haarlow
University
Chicago
Wolverines
Haarlow
John Townsend
George Rudness
T Townsend
Pxarlowit Blavin
Lang
Evans
Amundsen
C . Townsend
Petergoncie
Kaplan
Meyers
Fitzgeralde
Jablonskie
Eggemeyer
K. Peterson
E Patanelli
Gordon
Tomagnog Barclay
Potts Breaks Mark For 500 Meters In Oslo Ice Contest
Allan Potts of Brooklyn, a veteran Olympic speed skater, shattered Clas Thunberg’s five year old 500 meter record in Oslo with a 42.4 second completion. The performance, two tenths of a second faster than the world mark, energized the U S team in a two day carnival against Norway.
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Oslo
Allan Potts
Brooklyn
America
Clas Thunberg
Potts
Thunberg
United States
Norway
Acces
Hall Defends British Colonial Tennis Title in Nassau
America's No. 8 player J Gilbert Hall of East Orange New Jersey retained the British Colonial tennis title in Nassau by defeating Lee Morales of Cuba in a tight three set match 7 5 5 7 with the final score details not fully listed.
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Nassau
Bahamas
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
N. J
America
Lee Morales
Cuba
Buckeyes rally past Hawkeyes for 34 26 win in Columbus
Ohio State beat Iowa 34 to 26 at Columbus before 7,439 fans. Ohio State surged in the second half, overcoming a 13-13 halftime tie with a 27-20 edge midway through the period and finishing strong to avenge a late-previous loss.
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Olumbus
Ohio State
University of Iowa
Columbus
Bucks
Iowa
Ohio
Hawkeyes
Coliseum
Harold Olsen
Town City
Tippy
Dye
Warren Whitlinger
Earl Thomas
Jack Dreese
Sid Rosenthal
Indiana Maintains Clear Slate With 33 31 Win Over Minnesota
Indiana defeats Minnesota 33 to 31 in a Western Conference game to extend its unbeaten streak to four. Minnesota stays within range on free throws as the Hoosiers use a late stall to preserve the victory.
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Indiana
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hoosiers
Gophers
Cr India
Baker
Gunning
Aram
Roscoe
Etnire
Fechtman
Ol Halvorsen
F Hosler
Jones
CK Huffman
liManiey
Rolek
Walker
Beebach
Ty Nash
Ty Nash, © ‘ Me ¥ Barnum
Osler
Huffman
Manley
Ash
Stout
Hosler
Cincinnati
Bray
Pire
Lloyd Arson
Milwaukee
Iowa State Teachers Rally To OT Win Over South Dakota
Cedar Falls Iowa AP Iowa State Teachers overcame a 14 to 6 halftime deficit against South Dakota in a North Central Conference clash. Curtis tied the game with a late second half basket as Brouwer and Curtis starred in the 27 to 26 overtime victory.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers
South Dakota University
South Dakota
Curtis
Brouwer
Dakota U.hh Fa
Ol Tolan
Ilal
Miner
Manship
Pederson
McCabe
Eereer
Iowa
Fey
Town
Vsew Orden
Norge Ski Club To Hold Meet Sunday
CHICAGO UP Alf Engen from Salt Lake City leading a star lineup at the Norge Ski club thirtieth annual meet at Fox River Grove thirty eight miles northwest of Chicago. Engen expects to break the meet record of 183 feet with ideal conditions. Also entered is John Elverum from Los Angeles Pacific coast champion who has jumped 250 feet. Detroit brothers Paul Roy and Leonard Bietila among entrants with Paul 17 ineligible for class B and have 194 feet last Sunday in Minneapolis. Leonard to run in class A while Roy 15 will exhibit.
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Chicago
Alf Engen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Norge Ski Club
Fox River Grove
Here
Engen
John Elverum
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Detroit
Paul
Roy
Leonard Bietila
Minneapolis
Leonard
Hemsley Signs 1936 Browns Pact Amid Rumors Of $10000 Deal
St. Louis ex NL bad boy Rollicking Rollie Hemsley signed a 1936 contract with the Browns, reportedly around $10,000, as a reward for a year of good behavior.
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ST. Louis
Rollie" Hemsley
National League
St. Louis Browns
Johnson to Meet Cardinal Official in St Louis Conference
Cedar Rapids Raiders president Harry Johnson is summoned to St Louis by Cardinals general manager Branch Rickey for a conference Tuesday. He plans to depart Monday night and return Wednesday.
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Harry Johnson
Cedar Rapids Raiders
St. Louis
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
College sports scores span multiple games and teams
A long list of men and women college and university teams posted scores across basketball, wrestling, and swimming. Notable items include Ohio State 31 Iowa 26, Notre Dame 37 Penn State 28, Minnesota 35 Marietta 31, and Princeton 30 Cornell 13, with numerous other regional matchups and results across NCAA leagues.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Northwestern
Aliners
Michican
Chicace
Indiana
Minnesota
Winan the Can
Notre Dame
Penn State
Colgate
Army
Baltimore
Moravian
Jews State
Kansas State
Maryland
Richmond
Mount Union
Wooster
Pittsburgh
Parsons
Columbia
Iowa State
Eath Dackota U
Murray
Union Cellece
Harvard
Princeton
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carrella Kent Latte
Ashland
Capital
Nebraska
Rutgers
Johns Hopkins
Michigan
Lafayette
Cornell
Nockey
St. Cloud
St. John's University
Collegeville
Minn
Frinceton
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Dixie
Golden Gloves
Earl Coughlin
Thompson
Tru
Illini
Red Peppers
Earl
J,oeReesend
Sievin
E. Townsend
Gee
Timelay
Rudness
Pitzgerald
Lang J. G. Peterson
Getschell
St. Thomas
Clarna
Bradley
Columbus Quintet
Obie
Jens
Whitlincer
Dj Rosenthal
McDonald
Laybourne
Jarko
Omag
Orces
Illinois
Michigan O
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Hemsley
Cardinal
University of Rochester
Toronto
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Kentucky
Tulane
Merehead
Eastern State
Oklahoma
Loyola
Wichita
Fort Hays
Rice
Texas Christian II
Milchigan State
Maranelte
Overe Toliet
St. Joseph's
Valparaiso
Huntington
Transylvania
Hanover
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