Thirteen prep teams in Linn County cage meet at Coe
Thirteen teams enter the Linn county high school basketball tournament at Coe College February 3 and 4 with Palo defending the title. The event opens with Central City vs Springville and concludes with the 8 30 p m final Saturday night.
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Linn County
Coe
Central City
Springville
Coe Gymnasium
Palo
Washington and Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Marion High
Coggan
Toddville
Alburnett
Ely
Lisbon
Viola
Center Point
Troy Mills
Mount Vernon
Walker
Ely Lisbon
Mount Vernon-Walker
Cedar Rapids Y Tankers Fall to Davenport in City Meet
Cedar Rapids Y swimming woes continued as Davenport Y swept, beating Cedar Rapids 146 to 89. In the senior division Dick Westerfield claimed both the 100 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke, while Davenport dominated junior and intermediate events and Cedar Rapids posted a 38 to 27 senior win earlier.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Y
Davenport Y. Tankers
Dick Westerfield
Davenport
Frank Martin
R. D Proctor
Dawson Grim
Leo Baughman
Ted Mansager
Martin
Baughman
Herbert Thorne
Wunschel
Verink
McClillan
Risse
Ard
Rigele
Stevens
Tilme
Fox
Deal
Haver
Janier
Davenport Williams
Estes
Searsi
Winter
R. Gibson
Williams
Rudin
Gable
Sears
Willams
Cocker
Eens Cook
Young
Booth
Maciejewsky
Sundenbruck
Hileman
Cochran
Peniod
Macierewsky
Stark
Matin Davenport
Cedar Rapids Diilemnan
Noon
Walsmith
Sanders
Westerfeld
Cedar Rapids Waoyt
Liddle Davenport
Hoech
Cedar Rapids Naylor
Wayt Davenport
Westerfield
Othmer Davenport
Fisher Davenport
Serene Liddle
Naylor
Davener Noon
Nissen
Othmer
Decorah Defeats West Union 31 18 In Conference Clash
Decorah defeated West Union 31 18 in a Northeast Iowa conference game Tuesday night. Isenberger scored seven field goals as Decorah built a strong defense to stay unbeaten in the league with three wins and no losses. West Union’s Johnson added six points in the loss.
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West Union
Decorah
Iowa
Vikings
Isenberger
Johnson
Oelwein
Cresco
Cherries City
Hampton
Nashua
Waukon
West Liberty Suffers Split Outcomes With Cosgrove and Wilton
West Liberty boys fell 39 to 18 to Cosgrove while the Cosgrove girls beat West Liberty 16 to 14. In the third game the West Liberty Independents lost 37 to 18 to Wilton.
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the Gazette
West Liberty
West Liberty High Basketeers
Cosgrove
Cosgrove Girls
West Liberty Independents
Wilton Independents
Lamont Beats Elkader 30-15 for First 1932-33 Defeat
Lamont defeated Elkader 30 to 15 in a Backbone conference game on Thursday night. Lamont led 15 to 8 at halftime and preserved the margin through the second half.
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Lamont
Elkader
Lamont Juniors
Keystone Dashes Blairstown 17 10 In Local Gym Riot
Keystone defeated Blairstown for the first time in the local gym Friday night 17 to 10. Blairstown led 4-3 at the half but a scoring flurry by Keystone gave a 14-9 edge as the fourth period opened.
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Sperelal
Gazette
Keystone
Bairstown
Blairstown
Olin Beats Clarence High In Tight 27 26 Victory
Olin high defeated Clarence high 27 to 26 in a whirlwind game highlighted by Clarence's near comeback in the final period. Clarence girls outscored Olin 11 to 5 in a separate outing, while the Clarence second team beat Olin reserves 14 to 7 in the curtain raiser.
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Olin Downs
Clarence Cagers
Clarence, Ia
Olin High
Clarence High
Clarence Five
Olin
Clarence Guards
Monticello Defeats University High in Iowa City Clash
Monticello beat University High 37 to 18 in Iowa City Friday night for its fourth straight conference win. Clark Matthiessen led Monticello with 12 points as the half closed 21 to 5.
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Iowa City
Monticello
University High
Clark Matthiessen
Jones Opens Perfect Course at Augusta National
Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta Georgia, built by Bobby Jones and associates, opens after three years of construction. The 6700 yard championship course aims to blend beauty and challenge for amateur and championship play, highlighting landscape architecture.
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United States
Scotland
Augusta National Golf Club
Bobby Jones and Associates
Augusta
Cornell Readies for Heavy 1933 Wrestling Schedule
Cornell University wrestlers under coach Dick Barker prepare for a demanding 1933 season. The squad of about seventeen features newcomers and veterans across weights from 118 to 145 pounds, with key matchups scheduled against Iowa State Teachers, Iowa, Michigan State, and Indiana, plus a Cedar Falls state meet.
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The
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Dick Barker
University of Chicago
Purple Grappiers
Iowa State
Cedar Falls
University of Iowa
Barker
Michigan State
East Lansing
Cornellians
Indiana
Dave Hill
Scott
Apfel
Tims
Pollock
West
Junior
Hoskinson
Eland
Krehl
Laurel Morford
Dale Hill
Morford
Hill
Derver
Cornell Wrestlers Face Strong Schedule Pressure This Season
Cornell wrestlers include rising 155 pound contender Sells challenging last season's meet rivals. Heavyweight likely to Ellison at 165 Osborn at 175 and Haloupek. The squad faces Cornell at Chicago State Teachers Iowa Michigan State Indiana and Cedar Palis state meet on Feb 25.
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Sells
Ellison
Osborn
Haloupek
Sergeant
Cornell
Chicago
State Teachers
Iowa
Michigan State
Indiana
Cedar Palis
West Union Defeats Alta Vista 36 to 26 in Home Victory
West Union Advertisers basketball team upset Alta Vista on their home floor winning 36 to 26 on Thursday night. Mona scored fourteen and Olson nine with Olson adding strong defense. For Alta Vista E. M. Hentges had ten and Daly seven.
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West Union
Alta Vista
Mona
Olson
E. M. Hentges
Daly
Cedar Rapids YMCA Team Beats Independence Club in Eight Matches
The Cedar Rapids noon class volleyball team defeated the Independence club Thursday evening at the Y gym. Cedar Rapids roster includes Jack Skein, Dr. W E Peschau, Dr. R D Proctor, Lee Winterberg, Ted Ford, James W Bell, Henry Gundling, Ernest Gundling, and Herbert Detlefs.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Y. Gym
Jack Skein
W. E. Peschau
R. D. Proctor
Lee Winterberg
Ted Ford
James W. Bell
Henry Gundling
Ernest Gundling
Herbert Detlefs
Poweshiek County Cage Tournament Pairings Announced
Pairings for the Poweshiek county basketball tournament were set at a School Masters club meeting. The event runs February 17 and 18 at Grinnell high school gym with officials Veil Davis of one and W B Sheets of Barnes City. Grinnell vs Searsboro Malcom vs Hartwick Montezuma vs Deep River Brooklyn vs Guernsey. T T Cranny is tournament manager.
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Gazette
Brooklyn
Grinnell High School
Veil Davis
Once
W. B. Sheets
Barnes City
Grinnell
Searsboro
Malcom
Hartwick
Montezuma
Deep River
Guernsey
T.T. Cranny
Earlville Independents Rally to Two Wins
Earlville Independents stretched their season mark to 16-2 with a 17 to 7 win over the Dubuque Sea Scouts and a 29 to 16 victory against the Delhi Independents on Friday night.
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Earlville
Earlville Independents
Dubuque
House Struggles To Cut Funds For Departmental Work
Washington AP report notes a House effort to reduce federal outlays by about five percent for the states justice commerce and labor departments next fiscal year. The appropriations committee proposed 345 million for the state justice commerce and labor bill and 103.282 million for the war department. Committee chair Oliver said the cut followed Hoover budget figures and cited Attorney General Mitchell on continuing enforcement of prohibition despite reduced funds.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Appropriations Committee
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
War Department
Oliver
Departments of State, Justice
Commerce
Labor
Mitchell
Intramural Sports Expanded at Coe College
Coe College’s intramural program has grown since the new gym opened. Basketball dominates with nearly eighty players. handball and boxing debut this week. boxing will replace wrestling. Chi Beta Phi wins volleyball. interfraternity rifle added. traveling trophy now held by Chi Beta Phi.
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Coe College
Bob Rush
Thomas Hayden
U.S. Army
Carl Russell
Chi Beta Phi
Phi Alpha Pi
Coe
Parochial Cage Teams Open Week With Five Games
Five parochial basketball games dot the week schedule. St Patrick's opens Monday at home vs St Marys Marshalltown, then St Wenceslaus hosts Marengo Tuesday in a return match. St Marys Marshalltown visits Friday, Immaculate Conception faces Sacred Heart at Waterloo Tuesday, then plays Mechanicsville Friday.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Mary's of
Marshalltown
St. Wenceslaus
Red Hawks
Marengo High School
Harper
Iowa County
Marengo
St. Mary's
Immaculate Conception
Iowa City
Sacred Heart Hight
Waterloo
Mechanicsville
Monticello Earns Second Win Over Anamosa
Monticello defeated Anamosa 21-13 in the doubleheader on Monticello’s floor Tuesday night. The local varsity led comfortably throughout. Swede Mathiessen was the high scorer for Monticello, marking Anamosa’s second loss to Monticello this season.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Mathiessen
Waukon West Union Boys Win In Overtime
WAUKON West Union high school basketball edged the opponent in overtime Friday for a 28 to 23 victory. The extra period produced the deciding five points to seal the win.
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Spening
the Gazette
Waukon
West Union High School
Griffith Reverses Self In Engineering Trades
ASHINGTON, D. C. During the last few years Clark Griffiths trades with clubs have made him the talk of the American league. He now has three stars he once shipped away Gen Alvin Crowder Goose Goslin and Buddy Myer. He sent Crowder to St Louis in 1927 but brought him back in 1930 and in 1932 Crowder led the league in wins with twenty six. Goslin was brought back this year after a trade that sent Crowder back to Washington leaving the Senators Lloyd Brown Sam West and Carl Reynolds away. One of Griffiths greatest mis takes was trading Buddy Myer to the Red Sox for Topper Rigney. Two years later he sent Boston cash and five uniforms to bring Buddy back. He follows a two year pennant window theory and waited until 1932 to start on recent trades. The Old Fox regards his best move as the Roger Peckinpaugh trade for fifty thousand dollars Bing Miller Frank O Rourke and Joe Acosta which yielded two pennants and wealth.
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Ashington
D. C
Clark Griffith
Senators
Griff
Alvin Crowder
Goose Goslin
Buddy Myer
Crowder
St. Louis
Goslin
St. Lous
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Griffith
Red Sox
Topper Rigney
Boston
Buddy
Fox
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Bing Miler
Frank O'Rourke
Joe Acosta
Burleigh Grimes A Back Yard Farmer
Burleigh Grimes, veteran Cubs pitcher, manages a 225 acre Missouri farm near New Haven. He crops for soil health, raises Hereford cattle, feeds hogs, milks, churns, and plows when possible. He splits time between farming duties and spring training, after a recent illness, and attends major stock shows with a growing herd.
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New Haven
Foxy Farmer
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Franklin County
Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri River Bluffs
Grimes
Palo Upsets Dope To Beat Martelle, 34-25
Palo high school upset the Dope Tuesday night by defeating the fast Martelle team 34 to 25. Palo led 19 to 14 at halftime and the score never tied. In a preliminary, Martelle seconds defeated Palo reserves 18 to 13. Palo Tigers lost to Alburnett Independents 27 to 26.
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Palo—Palo High School
Martelle
Palo
Palo Reserves
Palo Tigers
Alburnett Independents
Troy Mills Teams In Double Win At Home
Troy Mills boys and girls defeated Rowley teams at home Monday night. The boys won 25 to 5 and the girls 67 to 7. Friday night Center Point teams visit Troy Mills for another doubleheader.
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Troy Mills
Rowley
Trojan
Manchester Five Defeats Marion 37-22 in Tri-Valley Game
Manchester high extended its winning streak to seven with a 37 to 22 victory over Marion in a Tri-Valley league clash. Milroy led Manchester with ten points, Shirley added eight, as Marion junior high beat Manchester juniors 19 to 10.
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Manchester
Marion
Edal
Oo Omianchester
Manchester High
Marion Cagers
Milroy
Shirley
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