Northwestern Defeats Illinois 30 to 27 For Second Place
Northwestern seized second place in the Western conference by beating Illinois 30 to 27 at Evanston. The Wildcats led 15 10 at halftime as Reiff and Culver each scored 11 points. Illinois stars Red Owen and Jack Beynon fouled out, and Northwestern converted 14 of 23 free throws.
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Griff Brings Em Back Alive to Senators Corral
Clark Griffith builds a trading saga at Washington by moving stars between St Louis Boston and Detroit. He sends Crowder to St Louis for Zachary and later swaps Goslin Manush Crowder in 1930. He sells Myer to Boston for Rigney in 1927 and returns Myer two years later with cash. Goslin is restored to the Capital Ranch and Coffman trades loop back with Fischer.
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Good and Belknap Lead Way for Sixth Straight Victory
Coe College Kohawks defeated Grinnell College 30 to 19 to extend their winning streak to six. Strong scoring from Good and Belknap paced Coe as Grinnell struggled against tight defense, with Ullrich and Duncan adding notable support for the Pioneers.
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Grinnell Ready For North High Quintet
Grinnell coach Paul J. Frank prepares the Grinnell five for a Des Moines Coliseum clash with the North High Polar Bears on Saturday evening. The game precedes Des Moines P T A’s seventh annual meeting at the Capitol city. Friday night Grinnell also plays Ames in a Central Iowa conference game.
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Grange and Nevers Lead Charity Grid Game in San Francisco
In a 1932-33 season finale charity grid contest, Red Grange joins the Green Bay Packers to face the Pacific Coast all Stars with Ernie Nevers as fullback and team mentor. The Packers, intact from the pro season, are favorites against a Coast squad that has trained for only two weeks.
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Independence Loses to Vinton 23 19
Vinton high school defeated Independence 23 to 19 in a fast conference game. The score was tied twice, Independence led after the first quarter, and Vinton led at halftime with a 16 16 tie at the end of the third.
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Quaker Oats Triumph Over Waterloo Five
The Quaker Oats basketball team defeated the Schukie Chevrolet five of Waterloo in Stuart Hall by a 30 to 26 margin. Riley led the Quakers with twelve points.
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Hack Wilson Refuses To Sign Dodger Contract
Hack Wilson, Brooklyn outfielder, refused to sign his 1933 Dodgers contract after receiving it. He did not disclose the salary but called it far lower than expected, becoming one of the first major league holdouts.
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Michigan overwhelms Chicago 36 to 18 in Big Ten clash
Michigan defeated Chicago 36 to 18 at the Midway Field House before a sparse crowd. Garner led the Wolverines with 11 points as eight players scored, while Chicago lost Chiz Evans to the bench and two players were fouled out.
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Cooper And Runyan Lead With 138s In Phoenix Open Meet
Harry Cooper of Chicago and Paul Run yan of White Plains N Y led after two rounds of the Arizona open golf championship with 138s. Horton Smith of Oak Park Ill was third at 139, Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles fourth at 140, Craig Wood Deal N J fifth at 142, Archie Hambrick Zanesville Ohio sixth at 144. Third and fourth rounds were scheduled for today.
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Illinois Wrestlers Defeat Chicago 30-0 in Conference Meet
Illinois dominated Chicago 30-0 in Champaign to claim its third conference wrestling win. The Illini won all eight matches with falls by Puerta Houghton and McDermith and additional decisions and pins throughout the lineup.
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Western Reserve Beats Colgate 34 26 In Tight Game
Western Reserve defeated Colgate 34 to 26 at Hamilton New York in a fast basketball game. Eddie Finnigan led with fourteen points as the Red Cats erased a 16 11 halftime deficit and surged in the final period. Whitey Anderson topped Colgate with ten points.
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Basketball Scores From Various Colleges Across Regions
A roundup of multiple college basketball results including Coe at Grinnell 30 15 Northwestern at Wlineis 27 Michigan at Chicase 18 North Dakota 40 South Dakota State unknown Omaha University 387 Chadron Teachers 34 Macalester 34 Hamline 36 Southern State Normal 30 Eastern State Normal 28 OT Carleton 47 Ripon 22 Moorhead Teachers 42 Duluth Teachers Concordia Moorhead 46 St Marys Winona 30 Peru 41 Kearney Normal 26 Penn 28 Navy 34 Vanderbilt 25 Auburn 21 LSU 57 Sewanee 435 Arkansas 23 Rice 23 Western State 34 Colorado College 27 Hainels 30 Chicago 0.
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Pitt Defeats Notre Dame 39 to 35 in Fast Basketball Game
Pittsburgh topped Notre Dame 39 35 in a fast paced game before about 3500 fans. Crowe and Cribbs were fouled out. Don Smith and Skip Hughes led Pitt while Krause Baldwin and Vogele kept the Irish pace high. Free throw margin decided the contest with Pitt sinking 15 of 17.
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Alberts to clash with St Louis Sugar Creeks Monday
Alberts Cleaners face St. Louis Sugar Creeks in a Mississippi Valley A A U league game at Coe Gym Monday night at 8 15 preceded by Mechanicsville Maroons versus Springville at 7 15 The Sugar Creeks feature a strong defense and former St Louis university stars in the lineup.
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Upper Iowa defeats Dubuque U five 26 to 20 in tight clash
Special to The Gazette Fayette Iowa Upper Iowa nosed out Dubuque university cagers 26 to 20 on Saturday. The Peacocks led 14 to 12 at the half but Dubuque took the lead early in the second period before a late spurt by Upper Iowa sealed the win. Erson hit a key shot to spark the victory and Gleason and Sungalila led Upper Iowa with nine points each. Osten starred for Dubuque with five points, while Miller and Ferry contributed solid efforts.
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Bennett Beats Lowden 45 18 On Bennett Floor
The Bennett high school basketball team defeated Lowden 45 to 18 on Bennett’s floor Tuesday. The game was one sided throughout.
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Peppers Hot Sport Chatter by Earl Red
Osie Solem's tirade on University of Iowa athletics prompted a voluntary audience with President Walter E Jessup. Rumors point to possible restructuring of the athletic board and corrective action, with emphasis on accountability for athletic department conditions.
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Grinnell Announces Track Card Pending Faculty Approval
Grinnell college plans ten track meets for the season contingent on faculty approval. the schedule opens February 11 at Iowa City with a dual indoor meet against the university of Iowa and continues through May 20 with the Missouri Valley meet at Des Moines.
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Maquoketa Triumphs To Hold Second In League
Maquoketa High School defeated Preston 26 to 23 to stay second in the Black Hawk league. Joiner local center scored 11 points with three baskets in the opening quarter. Mohr led Preston with one field goal and ten made free throws.
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Washington High tops East Waterloo 32 to 19 in Franklin gym
Sam Johnson led Washington with sixteen points as the Tigers overwhelmed East Waterloo 32 19. Waterloo struggled to score, with Limbrick Diekman and Diekman totaling most of their points and Roosevelt junior high losing to Washington 33 10 in the curtain raiser.
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East Waterloo Matmen rout Grinnell 49 to 3
East Waterloo grapplers defeated Grinnell High 49 to 3 on Saturday night in nine matches. Bates at 155 pounds earned Grinnell its only points with a decision over Guernsey in two overtimes.
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Field To Meet Corbett In Championship Fight
Jack Kearns signed for a title bout to be staged for Jackie Fields in a 10 round championship at the San Francisco baseball park on the afternoon of February 22. After $6,500 in gate expenses, Fields will receive the next $25,000. Corbett already holds a 10 round decision over Fields.
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Licht Dropped From Minnesota Basketball Team
Virgil Licht, star performer last year, was dismissed from the Minnesota basketball squad by Coach Dave MacMillan for breaking training rules. Licht had been named to the 1931-32 all star Big Ten team. MacMillan cited diminished form and detracted power on both ends as reasons. Licht previously praised as one of the best and most intelligent players.
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Northwestern Matmen Dominate Wisconsin 34 To 0
Northwestern wrestlers won five falls and three decisions to blank Wisconsin 34 to 0 in a Big Ten meet. Key results include Schneider 118 pounds, Selferth 126, Higambotham 135, Handiey 145, Spencer 155, Harris 165, Brown 275, and Riley in heavyweight, all defeating Wisconsin opponents by fall or time advantage.
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Stanwood Nets Dual Wins Over Calamus in Local Courts
Stanwood boys defeated Calamus 28 to 18 while the Stanwood girls won 22 to 9. Nanke led the boys with five baskets and a free throw as Mahannah scored eight for the Stanwood girls, with Bosland tallying six for Calamus.
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