Solem Rehired Four-Year Iowa Football Coach
Ossie Solem signed a new four year contract as head coach of the University of Iowa football at an annual salary of 8500 dollars. The Iowa board of education renewed the hire at a meeting near Ossie Solem's statements that he is satisfied at Iowa and will remain in place.
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Stanwood Teams Lead In Wapsie Eight Conference
Stanwood squads remain undefeated in the Wapsie Eight league with varsity and second teams posting strong showings. Wheatland climbed to first among girls by defeating Clarence, while Stanwood, Lowden and Bennett earned wins across varsity and junior categories in the week’s results.
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Pairings Set For Poweshiek County Tourney
A Poweshiek county schoolmasters club meeting announced tournament pairings for the county basketball event in Montezuma on February 1 and 17. Matches include Waidas Guernsey WI versus Deen River, Harte Wick versus Malcom, Searshore against Montezuma, and Brooklyn versus Chmamell. Semis Saturday afternoon, finals Saturday night. Vander oversaw shoots at Montezuma with tournament manager.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
In a terse college basketball roundup, Northwestern, Ohio State, North Carolina, and Virginia West are noted alongside several other teams. The incomplete ledger mentions Wisconsin and Wesleyan, Centre College, South Dakota Wesleyan, and Creighton among others.
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Virginia
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Entleae
Michigan
Brave
Petrolle Confident Of Trouncing Boss In Bid For Title
Billy Petrolle predicts victory over Barney Ross in a ten round non title bout at the Coliseum on Wednesday night. Petrolle, weight stable at 140 to 142 pounds, seeks to reclaim peak form after recent lightweights defeats. Ross hopes to leverage a win as a springboard toward a welterweight title clash with Jimmy McLarnin, who has shown little interest in defending the title.
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Tony Canzoneri
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Bully
Jimmy McLarnin
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Jimmy
Justo Suarez
Billy ‘Townsend
Eddie Ran
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Bep_van Klaveren
Stanislaus ‘Loayza
Petrolle
Chicago
Canzoneri
New Yorker
Barney
Young Corbett
Boxing card roundup mixed results across cities
The article catalogs a crowded boxing night with outpoints, knockouts, and draws across venues in Cleveland San Francisco Chicago New York Pittsburgh Syracuse Buffalo Meriden and Natrona. Notable results include Frankie Ruck outpointed by Prankie Wallace in Cleveland and Tony de Marco KOed in another Cleveland bout. An old note mentions Old Tronsides launched in 1797.
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Chietaco
Johnny Stroppa
Angeles
Piddle
Fittsburgh
Joe Dierks
Nuffalo
Steve Carr
Meriden
Joe
Schmeling to Meet Max Baer in April Bout
German heavyweight Schmeling signs with Lou Daro to face Max Baer in a 12 round Los Angeles bout planned for April at the Olympic Stadium under the Los Angeles Milk Fund. Promoter Daro and Baer manager Hoffman aim to finalize terms in Baltimore.
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Andt Hoffman
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Low Dare
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Hazleton Falls Twice to Winthrop in Friday Games
Hazleton high school basketball teams lost to Winthrop with scores 26-18 in the first game and 31-25 in the second. In the girls preliminary, Hicks defeated the Softies 28-16.
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Lefty Grove contract snafu and other baseball notes
In a sea son of contracts Lefty Grove chose a 20 000 dollar deal over a 26 000 potential total after bonus miscalc. Earl Whitehill holds out from Washington over pay. Towns flirt with wrestling hype as Michigan crowds pack Olympia. Purdue Iowa and Michigan era 1925 26 title tie memory. Lazzeri trades heat up with five AL clubs bidding while Yankees refuse to part with him.
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Detroit
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Hawks
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Iowa City
Coe Cornell game moved to Friday night
The Midwest conference basketball note corrects last week’s error. The Coe Cornell game will be played Friday night in the Coe gym, not Saturday as previously stated.
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Coe Gym
Hubbell Talks Baseball And Plays Basketball
Meeker Oklahoma star Carl Hubbell weighs 1934 Giants contract and predicts a repeat championship. He plans to visit New York for the Baseball Writers award banquet and to tutor Oklahoma pitchers on his screw pitch before spring training. He notes the universal ball may alter bunting and slight curve.
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University of Okla
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Wrestling Results From AP Report Across Cities
Ed Don George 212 of North Java NY defeated Jim Mesttter in two falls to one. Jack Reynolds of Cine clonal beat Duke Rungenthal in two falls to one. Dusek tied Tom Alley in Spokane WA 2 to 1. Gardner defeated Schneetuily in New York two falls to one. Harry Schaefer lost to Ceenzee Wusette 175 to 173. Nild Strangler defeated Tos Angeles 228 to 240 in Omaha. Gus Sonnenberg 205 beat Joln Wade. Walter Tinkst Achin 360 beat Bobby Sampson in Dayton. Los Angeles defeated Pat McGill 240 in Omaha.
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North Java
Jim Mestttler
Chicago
Miewaukip
Jack Reynolds
Ditroit
Ceenzee Wusette
Noston
Harry Schaefer
St Lewis
Tos Angeles
Pat McGill
Omaha
Dalaster
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
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Portland
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Achin
Dayton
Ohio
Bobby Sampson
Los Angeles
Wilson's Packers Crush Urbana 54 to 26
Wilson's Packers defeated Urbana 54 to 26. Magnuson led Wilson's with 14 points on seven baskets, while Urbana's Frank top-scored with 9 points. The final score is noted.
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Delhi Keeps Lead With Comeback Over Greeley Elks
Delhi edged Greeley Elks 21 to 19 to cement first place in the Delaware county league after a tight second half rally. Greeley earlier beat Buck Creek 27 to 16, while Buck Creek upset Hopkinton 21 to 19 in overtime as six teams prepare for upcoming conference games.
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Iowa sectional tourney sites set for state basketball meet
Des Moines reports 770 Iowan high school teams begin title pursuit March 1 to 3 across 42 sectional tournaments in cities including Algona Atlantic Boone Cedar Rapids Centerville Clarinda Council Bluffs Creston Davenport Des Moines Elkader Estherville Fairfield Fort Madison Garner Hampton Harlan Knoxville LeMars Manchester Maquoketa Marengo Mason City Montezuma New Hampton Onawa Osceola Ottumwa Ployer Reinbeck Sac City Sheldon Spencer State Center Storm Lake Stuart Tama Waterloo Webster City West Union Winfield Ida Grove A district round will trim field to 16 then state finals March 15-17 at Cedar Falls with restricted ticketing and season-ticket only general admissions.
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George A. Brown
Rors High School Athletic Association
Algona
Atlantic
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
Clarinda
Council Bluffs
Creston
Davenport
Cedar Falls
Board of Control
Brown
Ed R. Moore, Jr
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Cochet Sails For U. S. To Meet Vines Tilden
In New York Henri Cochet and Martin Plaa of France will meet Ellsworth Vines and Bill Tilden in singles and doubles at Madison Square Garden on February 19 and 21. Cochet and Plaa sailed from Chile Tuesday and will arrive February 8. The note also mentions the first county agent or farm adviser in the United States began duties on March 20, 1911.
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Ellsworth Vines
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Chile
Bush’s告 Terry as Greatest Slugger in 1934 Preview
Cubs pitcher Guy Bush predicts a 1934 pennant with a livelier ball boosting sluggers like Bill Terry and Babe Herman. He tabs Terry as the toughest out, foresees fast lunging balls and changes in hitting strategy, and notes Parmelee and Mungo as top speed pitchers while eyeing a season of strong fielding and pitching depth.
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Earnshaw Doing His Stuff At Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas INS report says George Earnshaw former Athletics pitcher now with the White Sox will daily train until called to join the team. He paused training after his daughter was ill in Philadelphia and has now returned to Hot Springs for conditioning.
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Earnshaw
Creighton Bowl To Washington Upset 24-20
In St Louis, Washington University Bears defeated Creighton 24 to 20 in a Missouri Valley game. Ray Martinioni broke a 20-20 tie with two field goals for the Bears after Creighton led 14-10 at halftime. Engelbretson led Creighton with 7 points.
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Omaha
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Engelbretson
Dysart High Beats La Porte City 31-22 in Local Victory
Dysart High School defeated La Porte City 31 to 22 here Friday evening, leading 13 to 11 at halftime. The Dysart junior high team also won, 17 to 9, over the Dyes Sart junior high.
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