Hawkeyes Edge Indiana 56-51 In Big Ten Clash
Iowa defeats Indiana 56-51 at home as Clayt Wilkinson scores 20 and Ned Posters adds 13. Gene Faris and Indiana’s firebrand defense keep it tight, but Iowa pulls away after halftime to extend their win streak to 10 and stay atop the conference standings.
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Bulldogs Lead Iowa Parade of Cage Best
Ottumwa's battling Bulldogs topped Muscatine 38 to 27 and earned the No. 1 spot in the Southeast district in the AP papers weekly poll. Mason City Atlantic and Central of Sioux City held front positions in other districts as Ottumwa led with 90 points and nine first place votes.
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Mixed college and service team basketball scores
Scores from multiple games across regions including Mitchel Field Norfolk NAS Camp Peary and Camp LeJeune. Notable results include Kentucky 61 over Georgia Tech 32 and Purdue 50 over Ohio State 50 with various service base teams and Western Michigan matchups listed.
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Seahawks Victory Beats Camp Ellis in Narrow 55 to 45 Win
The Iowa Seahawks held off a late Camp Ellis rally to prevail 55 to 45 on Monday night. Key late scores by Joe Holland and Jim Klein stretched the lead and secured the win after a close first half.
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Upper Iowa Cashes In To Win Narrow Iowa Conference Game
Upper Iowa defeated Penn College 47 to 43 on the road after rallying in the second half. Penn led 19 to 14 at halftime, but Upper Iowa converted 11 of 14 free throws and held the Peacocks’ late push to seal the victory.
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Immaculate Conception Beats St. Pat’s 33 30 in Tight Defense
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds outscored St. Pat’s Shamrocks 33 to 30 on the East side court. McAreavy led I C with 17 points while Krumbholz scored 10 for St. Pat’s as the teams traded leads through a close game and hint at a possible rematch at the Diocesan tournament in Dubuque.
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Westerners Lead Nation in Cage Point Race
New York AP report shows Dick Wilk ins of Oregon and Elmer Robinson of Fort Warren leading the national collegiate high scoring list. Wilk ins has 345 points in 29 games and Robinson 324 in 17 for the Rocky Mountain service quintet, with George Mikan of De Paul third at 290 and Ernie Calverley and Stan McWilliams also high scorers.
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Nine Teams Named For Madison Meet
New York UP sponsors list DePaul Tennessee West Virginia Kentucky Bowling Green Ohio Hamline Valparaiso Muhlenberg and defending champion St. John’s among top bids for the eighth national invitational basketball meet to begin at Madison Square Garden on March.
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De Paul and Hamline Set Return Match in St Paul
De Paul University and Hamline University, top Midwest basketball powers, meet again at the St Paul auditorium on Wednesday after De Paul edged Hamline 45 to 41 in Saturday’s game.
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Buckeyes 90 Purdue 35 in late turnover win
Ohio State crushed Purdue 90 to 35 after a dominant second half surge. Don Grate scored 10 points and led a Buckeye rally after a tight first half. Billy Gosewehr and Jack Pfeiffer were ejected following a late altercation under the basket.
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East Iowa Prep Beat Highlights Mississippi Valley Standings
Davenport sits atop the Mississippi Valley standings with four wins and one loss, as Clinton, Dubuque, and other teams trail. Weekend results show Clinton beating Town City and Savanna, with Davenport and Iowa City pairing Friday night in their second meeting of the year. Davenport will be without Hanssen and Peterson due to an eight semester ruling. Jim Nebel and Glenn Conrad become eligible for Dubuque in the second semester as they travel to Cedar Rapids for a conference game with Roosevelt.
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Major leagues push to sign Junior Legion players sparks crisis
The weekend sports note argues major league clubs are ready to sign Junior Legion players, risking the program and Judge Landis protection. It cites a hypothetical Boomtown case and recalls past cautions about timing and ethics in baseball, plus a clock controversy in a Michigan Iowa game.
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Harridge Expects Czar Vote Delay
Chicago AP reports Will Harridge president of the American League expects baseball officials at the February 3 meeting in New York will not name a new commissioner to replace the late K M Landis. He says candidates likely will not be considered and the group may delay the election to discuss duties and possible candidates.
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Quaker team to enter Golden Gloves field under Caddy Kelly
Veteran trainer Joe Graw known as Caddy Kelly lines up a nine-man Quaker boxing squad for the Golden Gloves openers at Memorial Coliseum on February 20 to 22. Max Notolicky, a 210 pound novice, tops the list with promise of a Quaker victory. Other entrants include Allan Miller, Richard Woods, Tom Mann, George Hart, Jim Brown, Del Hepker, Lee Dankert, and Kephart.
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Roosevelt High Swimmers Set National Relay Records
Roosevelt high school swimmers of Des Moines held three national interscholastic relay records and equaled the fourth. They won a third title by setting a new 180 yard medley relay record of 37.3 seconds, 3.4 seconds under Clinton high’s 1942 mark.
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