Darling's Comeback Boosts Iowa In Northwestern Win
Iowa defeated Northwestern 61-56 as Chuck Darling returned to score 10 points in the final 14 minutes. Darling, 6 feet 8, paired with Frank Calsbeck to reinforce rebounding and potential Big Ten impact, while Northwestern coach Dutch Lonborg watched from the bench near his family in Oelwein.
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Pat Harmon
Gazette
Chuck Darling
Iowa
Northwestern
Darling
Denver
Colo
Pops Harrison
Frank Calsbeek
Calsbeck
Iowa Ohio State Big Ten basketball game broadcast
The Iowa versus Ohio State game will be carried Monday on KCRG 1600 from Columbus. Bob Brooks will host at 6 45 p m with play by play starting at 7 p m.
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Ohio State
KCRG
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Brooks
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Hawkeyes Rally From Ten Down To Beat Northwestern
Iowa overcame a ten point deficit with 14 minutes left to defeat Northwestern as Darling returned to spark the rally. The crowd of 13,422 roared when Iowa climbed from 43-33 and outshot NW .277 to .306, with strong defense and gritty plays by Calsbeck and Hughes keeping Iowa in the game.
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Hawkeyes
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Dutch Lonborg
Wisconsin
Bud Foster
Fritz Wegner
Remy Meyer
Cotton Hughes
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Wildcats
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Jake Fendley
Hawkeye
Rider Pair in Scoring Jump
Two Roosevelt players reshaped Cedar Rapids public school scoring after last week’s games. Don Hickman rose to fifth with 20 points against Clinton and Jerry Martin added 12 to move ninth. Jack Fulton tops with 172 points. John Wilcox and Ronnie Peck extended their parochial lead with 184 and 171 respectively, while Marion standings show Barrie Gable ahead by one point over Jack King.
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Jack King
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Dic
Bobe Ee
Ann Cooper Leads Cedar Rapids Youths at Chicago Skates
Cedar Rapids skaters led by Ann Cooper qualified for the Chicago Tribune Silver Skates finals after strong showings in preliminaries and semifinals. Cooper won both her preliminary and semifinal heats in the midget division, while Dave Arends, Warren Chadima, JoAnn Dunlop, and Robbie Engler also posted notable results in their classes as finals were postponed due to warm weather.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago Tribune
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Dave Arends
Warren Chadima
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Bush Lake ski champ wins Northwest class A title
Charles Bruckelmyer of Bush Lake Minn won the Northwest class A ski jumping championship Sunday at Bush Lake slide with leaps of 146 and 136 feet.
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Minneapolis
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Charles Bruckelmyer
Bush Lake
Bush Lake Slide
Seehaf Teey Fiste Defeats Senn Enn
In a local match the Seehaf Teey team defeated the Senn Enn by a decisive margin. The game featured standout play from key players and secured a regular season win.
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Toerier Tey
Seehaf Te
Moran and Todd Duo Win India Doubles Title
Gussie Moran and Patricia Todd of California won the women's doubles, defeating Betty Hilton and Kay Tuckey 7 5 6 2 in Madras. Earlier they beat Jean Quertier and Gem Hoaking 7 5 9 7. Moran also confirmed engagement to British businessman A J R Davenport.
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Santa Monica
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la Jolla
United States
Betty Hilton
Kay Tuckey
Great Britain
Jean Quertier
Gem Hoaking
India
Gertrude
Gussie” Moran
Gussie
Calcutta
Anthony” Davenport
Playground Derby Postponed Again At Cedar Rapids
The Playground ice derby scheduled for Sunday at Roosevelt rink Cedar Rapids was postponed due to warm weather. It is the second postponement with no new date set for the event.
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Roosevelt Rink
Cedar Rapids
Six Iowans Drafted by Pro Football Clubs
Six Iowa college players appear on NFL draft lists from four clubs. Tom Bienemann of Drake and Webb Halbert of Iowa State were picked by the Chicago Cardinals. Bill Chauncey and Don Winslow went to the Washington Redskins. Bob Angle joined the Chicago Bears. Connie Callahan of Morningside went to the Detroit Lions. Dean Lam remained on the Cardinals reserve list. Other top choices include Doak Walker to Detroit and Emil Sitko to San Francisco. The two-division setup was addressed by the league.
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INS
Iowa
Philadelphia
Tom Bienemann
Drake
Chicago Cardinals
Webb Halbert
Iowa State
Bill Chauncey
Halbert
Don Winslow
Washington Redskins
Bob Angle
Chicago Bears
Connie Callahan
Morningside
Detroit Lions
Cardinals
Dean iLam
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Emil Sitko
Notre Dame
San Francisco
North Carolina
Art Weiner
New York Bulldogs
Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
Baltimore
Bears and Indians Clash In Cedar Rapids Marion Battle
Cedar Rapids and Marion high schools slated a feature basketball doubleheader at Coe Fieldhouse with McKinley hosting the Marion Indians at 8:15 after a 7:00 opener. Friday brings Wilson facing Franklin while McKinley meets Roosevelt. Parochial Immaculate Conception eyes city honors against St Patrick's on the Greyhound floor.
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Coe
Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s
Deep Freeze Fails To Aid Pitt Cause
Pitt and Penn State met on State College court in a game where Pitt used a prolonged 18 minute shotless stretch. Penn State, led by its defense, won 34 to 21 at halftime and held on for the 34-21 final as Pitt attempted to revive its offense.
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Charles Kahut title bout eyed in Portland June 26
promoter Tex Salkeld said a world heavyweight championship match between Joe Kahut and Ezzard Charles was tentatively set for June 26 in Portland. Charles’ co managers Mintz and Tannas were notified. NBC guaranteed Charles 35000 with 37 percent of net receipts and noted June weather and Rose Festival traffic.
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Ezzard Charles
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Tom Tannas
National Boxing Club
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NBC
Indians Put Michels Up for Sale By Pat Harmon
Cedar Rapids Rockets players six chosen for spring training with the Cleveland Indians. Gene Schroer, Jack Cookman, Dick Groberg, Dick Cassidy, Del Marquardt, Gregg Scott named for tryouts. Lou Michels among those not picked. Michels, led league in wins and shutouts, was slated for sale along with others as Cedar Rapids shifts to farm system plans. Greenberg notes large spring train list and no certainty on Cedar Rapids assignments. Macko will not join Cedar Rapids, slated for Dayton class A.
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Luke Appling Wins Chamber Trophy at Chicago Banquet
At the Chicago Baseball Writers Association tenth annual banquet Luke Appling, longtime White Sox shortstop, received a trophy renamed for meritorious service. Speakers teased teams and officials in a light political-tinged program with figures from baseball and college sports in attendance.
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New Leaders In Women's Pin Tourney After Weekend
Three of four divisions see new leaders as Cedar Rapids city women's handicap bowling advances to final weekend at Parlor City alleys. Mal Eastin tops all events with 1482, Rose Palumbo wins singles with 593 series and J Vondra with H Glessner lead doubles at 1073 to beat Bennett Sneberg by 22 points.
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Rose Palumbo
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Des Moines bowler sets modern city record with 810 series
Lou Seek of Des Moines rolled 27 strikes in 30 frames to finish with an 810 series and only one open frame Sunday night, establishing the city’s modern bowling record.
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INS
Lou Seek
Seek
Polly Riley Grabs Tampa Open Title
Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas wins the Tampa women golf tournament with a four round total of 295 and a five stroke margin over Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs GA. Riley led early and held off the cream of the nation’s women golfers.
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Fla
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Carrollton
Texas
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Lithia Springs
Midwest Rivalry Update in Narrow Basketball Docket
Only two Midwest conference games this week, Grinnell at Knox and Coe versus Cornell. Grinnell could close to one game of second place with a Knox win, while Coe seeks first victory against winless Cornell.
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Boxers to Fight in Muscatine Tonight Card
Three Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves boxers compete in Muscatine bouts under Bob Hughes. Jim Ampey faces Jim Hagermar at 112 pounds while Dean Hite and Guy Meskimen meet Muscatine novices. KWPC will carry the 8 30 p.m. program. A Cedar Rapids VFW fight card follows Tuesday night with eight to ten bouts opening at 8 p.m.
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Jim Ampey
Jim Hagermar
Dean Hite
Guy Meskimen
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