Monmouth Avengers Edges Dee Cagers 21 20
Monmouth beat Coe 21 20 on its home floor as free throws carried the fight while both teams struggled. Bolender and Carrithers traded points in the late game with Kern etc. Kammer and Van De Woestine added late foul shots as Monmouth capitalized at the line to seal the win. Monmouth improves to 2 3 in conference play and travels to Cornell next.
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Schneider
The
Crimson
Bolender
Monmouth
McKinley
Carrithers
Kammer
van de Woestine
Coe
Kohawks
Cornell
Wilson Ramblers Edge McKinley 33 31 in Local Tilt
Wilson Ramblers defeated McKinley Golden Bears 33 to 31 in a rough in city midget basketball game at Wilson gym. Christie led Wilson with timely shots and Olmstead, Milke, Krumm and Scheible contributed as McKinley battled back from a first quarter deficit to stay within reach until the final seconds.
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Wilson High School
Ramblers
McKinley Golden Bears
Wilson Gymnasium
Barnard
Mikesell
Big McKinley
Wilson Boys
Christie
Wilson
Golden Bears
Olmstead
East Side
McKinley
Fidler
Milke
Maresh
Krumm
Stastns
Wilsons
Bic Suns
Frederick
Cramer
Pospishtl
Scheibble
Golden Bear
Krum
Scheible
Mark Kfineer
T Wilson
Klinger
Stastny
Jordan
Vizal
Marsh
Moek Milke
St Ger’aine
Mikeseli
Pospishil
Davenporta Christien
E Ushere
Scheibbe Ee
Tom Hayden
Minnots
Glenn Devine
Wilson Sophs
McKinley Sophs
Clark
Novak
Richardsont
Shiela
Stepanek
Ponpelka
St Marys of Iowa City Beats St Wenceslaus 30 27
St Marys of Iowa City rallied Friday night to defeat St Wenceslaus 30 to 27 on the south side floor. Skala scored all nine first-quarter points, lifting St Wenceslaus to a 9-3 lead, while St Marys trimmed a 19-9 halftime margin as Adnan and Skip Adrian led the Marian offense in a fast third period.
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St. Mary's
Iowa City
St. Wenceslaus
Red Hawks
Skala
Ahrens
Delhi Captures Two Games From Oneida
Delhi high school teams swept a doubleheader over Oneida. The girls blitzed Oneida 31 to 12 led by Powell with 10 points. In the boys game Weerts secured his tenth win of the season scoring 33 to 19, led by Sweenees with 12 points and Horton with 10.
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Epecia
Delhi
Ila
Oneida High School
Delhi Girls
Oneida
Powell
Weerts
Sweanees
Horton
West Union Annexes Two Games From Sumner
West Union defeated Sumner twice on Friday night with scores 29 to 23 in the first game and 25 to 13 in the junior high contest. Top performers for West Union were Blockhus and Wiltgen while Frisch and Sexton led Sumner.
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West Union
Sumner
Blockhus
Wiltgen
Frisch
Sexton
America to field full Olympic team in Berlin
Avery Brundage of the American Olympic Committee announced plans to fully finance the U S participation in the Berlin summer Games. He said track and field will have maximum entries and rejected preselecting stars, insisting team choices come from final tryouts and performances.
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New York
Bremen
Germany
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Berlin
America
Brundage
Associated Press
United States
Olympic Committee
Jesse Owens
Bill Bontbrow
Ben Eastman
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Torrance
Keith Brown
Hazleton and Stanley Split Loud High School Basketball
Hazleton and Stanley split a double header with Hazleton winning the first string 25 to 11 and Stanley the second 22 to 11. standout performers were Bob Smith for Hazleton and Brownell for Stanley.
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Hazleton
Stanley
Bob Smith
Brownell
Shellsburg Powers Past Palo in Back-to-Back Wins
Shellsburg swept Palo with a doubleheader victory on Friday night as weather forced the Immaculate Conception girls to forfeit their game to Palo. The shellsburg boys and girls teams both earned wins despite the disrupted schedule.
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Palo la
Shellsburg
Palo High School
Immaculate Conception
Palo Girls
Fractured College Basketball Scores Across Many Teams
A garbled OCR list shows numerous college basketball results with varied scores for schools such as Monmouth, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Oklahoma City, Colorado State, Ottawa, Wisconsin, Kansas Wesleyan, Emporia, Western Illinois, New Mexico Aggies, Texas Mines, Western State, Colorado Mines, Washington, Oregon, Stanford, USC, Idaho, Linfield, Mount Union, and many others. The fragmentary item reads like a quick round up of results, with many percentages and odd spellings, lacking a coherent narrative.
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Monmouth
Coemm
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Warthure
Waverly Tad
McCooh
Rollece
Atwood
Oklahoma Coty
Phillips
Greeley State
Colorado State
Central Tehes
Ottawa
UW Nethel
Kan Wesleyan
Col. of
Emporia Western Uinols Fehrs
MiUkin
Augustana St
Bradles
Minot Tehra
Etondale Normal
California
So Dakota
St Johns
Mebron Neb Jr
Fairmont
West Liberty
Marietta
Wittenbere
Bowling Green
Ohin Northern
Montana State
Weoming University
Colorado Onlyresite
Stout Institute
Naul
Western
Cunningham Faces Tough Mile Defense In Boston Garden
Glenn Cunningham, holder of indoor and outdoor mile records, defends his title at the Prout memorial games in Boston Garden. A stronger field awaits, including Roy Sears of Butler and Joe Mc Cluskey of New York AC who vow to chase Cunningham from start to finish as Sears targets Olympic 1500 meters and Mc Cluskey seeks top recognition.
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Boston
Glenn Cunningham
Boston Garden
Kansan
Cunningham
Roy Sears
Butler
Joe McCluskey
New York
Boxing Roundup Of Notable Wins And Points Across Cities
A fragmented AP boxing roundup lists multiple decisions and outpoints from New York to Detroit. Notable results include Andre Wenzler 208 defeating Hans Wirkie Ik, Charlie Massare IRS beating Eddie Simms, Frankie Mattarta stopping Al Qualll, and Oscar Rankin earning a points win in St Paul. Other bouts show Jack Portnes and Johnny Craven corners, with various outpoints and stoppages across Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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HY Tif
Associated Press
New York
Andre Wenzler
France
Hans Wirkie
Rosemount
Chester Horton's Golf Hitting Instant and Posture
The article outlines the hitting instant in golf and compares it to the address position, noting the brief moment of contact, the impact of exertion on clubhead motion, and the shoulder action that drives the swing. It references Chester Horton and his instructional booklet.
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Chester Horton
Horton
Cedar Rapids
Marion Cagemen Divide Twin Bill With Vinton High
Marion high school basketball teams split a twin bill with Vinton on Marion’s court. The B team won 20 to 10 in a game notable for a scoreless fourth quarter, while the senior squad lost 25 to 19, keeping Vinton atop the Tri-Valley standings as Marion remained the main challenger.
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Marion
Vinton High
Davin
Trimble
Kellogg
Swift
Davis
Mahood
Perry
Vinton
I Vinton
Price
Okelloge
Ty Peckosh
Hagerman
Petersone
Swifts
Wutzke
Ringland
Welch
Fleminz
Beeson
Jack
Edwards
Edmondse
Derflinger
Stewarte
Anderson
Belle Plaine Beats Montezuma 22 to 21 in Iowa Cedar League
Special to The Gazette Belle Plaine moved atop the Iowa Cedar league with a 22 to 21 win over Montezuma as both teams passed quickly but Belle Plaine’s defense dominated. McCune led Belle Plaine with 14 points, while Bunnell scored 8 for Montezuma. In the junior high game Belle Plaine defeated Montezuma 18 to 11, with Custer leading Belle Plaine.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
Montezuma
McCune
Bunnell
Belle Plaine Junior High
Custer
Lisbon and Clarence Split Double Header
Lisbon split a double header with Clarence on the local floor Friday. The Clarence girls won 38 to 10 over Lisbon, while the Lisbon boys defeated Coach Long's quintet 36 to 26 in a close game tied at 13 to 12 at halftime. The piece also mentions aviation service ceiling as a plane’s maximum rate of climb at 100 feet per minute.
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Lisbon
Clarence
Roosevelt Beats Franklin 36 to 27 In Overtime Thriller
Roosevelt defeats Franklin 36 to 27 after tying late in regulation. Reilly's clutch layup sent the game to OT as Roosevelt improves to undefeated in city play with four wins. Reilly scores 13, Hermsen and Frellman add 10 each, Hallenbeck 11 for Franklin. Franklin sophomores beat Roosevelt 17 to 10 in earlier action.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Fieliman
Kinch
Reluly
Benesh
Hermiene
Eddy
Nelson
Kanellis
Tate
Ocker
Diehi
Idsone Burway League
Hallenbeck
Levien
Sramek
Harover
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Rice
E. Leigh
Hammil
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Rosenbaum
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Huston
Peer
Scriven
Stark
Seeley
Guy
Sweeny
Bealls
Crawford
Keiswatter
Roose
Rae
Derson
Abbe Svenor
Baun- Winne Anderson
Winne Coat Ee
Vans Ae
Churchill W
Wilson Veree Bwetees
Andrew Hutchinson
Tee Ceream
Morrison
Snitilesaeee
Remmer Ener
Leonard o+ vores
Bankers
OD. Simitz
Niaxara Antoke
Hensley
Ishas Seeee
Kroulianes Deee
Stanck Se Aeeeeene
Pontiacs
Gascom- Wilson and Company
Prior Gearheart
G Stewart Oec
Merchants Bk
Marvester
Yonkey
Holmes
Ft P Krabhbenhoff
Peeseneree
Witte
Coffman
Sorensen Eery
Gas Co
Pontiac Silvers & P
Fr. Reynolds TL
Hays Hines Co
M Andae
Joyer
Brooks Rarnouske
Curtis
Hollenbeck Werth
Martin Canady
Fickman Elder
Malloy
Schrader Pioster
Mitchell
Grimm
A Scolara Nanpels
Lu Graneer
K Snyder
P Crown
Lazio
Janus Tauber
Fryant
Golden Gloves Ring Carnival Opens at 7:30 Night of Debut
Preparations completed for the Golden Gloves preliminaries opening night in the Memorial building on February 3. The show starts at 7:30 with doors opening at 6:45 and organ music by Jerome Reith for ticket holders in 85 and 41 cent sections. General admission tickets are urged in advance to ease entry. tickets are available at Belden Hill's Lyman's and the Iowa Electric Light and Power company office.
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Memorial Building
Coliseum
Jerome Reith
Belden Hill
Lyman’s
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
St Patrick Five Downs Waterloo Quintet 24 to 15
Cedar Rapids St Patrick's, an In-St Patrick's basketball team, defeated St Mary's of Waterloo 24 to 15 in Cedar Rapids. The halftime score was 12 to 5, Kovarik and Shana han led with seven points each, and both teams struggled with many missed shots.
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St. Patrick
Waterloo
Gazette
St. Patrick’s
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s
Kovarik
Shanahan
Coggon Wins Double Bill Over Buck Creek
In Coggon Iowa on Tuesday the Coggon first team defeated Buck Creek 54 to 18 after a 36 to 9 halftime lead. The Coggon seconds won 15 to 13 in a game noted for rough play and poor passing.
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Coggon
Buck Creek
Coggon Seconds
Wildcats Meet Chicago Michigan At Minnesota
Michigan Northwestern chase Big Ten title as Indiana and Purdue hold strong. Michigan travels to Minnesota while Northwestern hosts Chicago. Michigan and Northwestern each seek two wins this weekend with Haarlow of Northwestern pushing for a scoring mark.
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Wildcats
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Hicago
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Boilermakers
Evanston
Wolverines
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Ohio
Bill Haarlow
Haarlow
Joe Reiff
Midwayites
Wolves
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Drake
Wisconsin
Butler
Iinois
Notre Dame
Cornell Quintet Faces Monmouth In Midwest Tilt
Cornell aims for the Midwest conference title as Monmouth visits Mount Vernon Iowa. Ben Underwood misses the season after appendicitis surgery, reshaping guard and forward spots with Fink or Cline stepping in. Captain Coffman anchors the offense at center while Birkhahn seeks his scoring touch in the backcourt alongside Zoda or Berve.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Purple
Monmouth
Scots
Judd Dean
Underwood
Fink
Cline
Eldon Coffman
Birkhahn
Zoda Or
Berve
Immaculate Conception beats Sacred Heart 39 to 25
OELWEIN I C of Cedar Rapids defeated Sacred Heart academy basketball 39 to 25 in a listless game. Cedar Rapids led 21 to 6 at halftime, Sacred Heart rallied briefly in the fourth but could not overcome the visitors. Wolfe and Stramel tied for high scoring with eleven. Butler and Shoemaker led Oelwein with six each.
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Oelwein
Immaculate Conception of
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart Academy
Wolfe
Stramel
S. C
Butler
Shoemaker
Crack Field Of Pros Tee Off In Match Play Meet
A select group of leading American Australian and Japanese pros tee off in the 36 hole qualifying for the San Francisco national match play open at Lake Merced. Eight rowmen advance to match play for a $1 760 purse with two 18 hole rounds Sunday and finals Monday. Notables include Paul Buryan Horton Smith Harry Cooper Walter Hagen Olin Dutra Sam Parks Jr Jimmy Thomson Fred Morrison Craig Wood and more.
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San Francisco
INS
America
Australia
Japan
Lake Merced Country Club
Paul Buryan
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn Sailor
Wild Bill" Mehlhorn
Walter Hagen
Olin Dutra
Sam Parks
Jimmy Thomson
Fred Morrison
Ray Mangrum
Mark Fry
Willie Goggin
Ben Coltrin
Craig Wood
Yankees Sign Hadley and Two Other Yankees
New York report states pitcher Irving Hadley pitcher Steve Sandra and catcher William Baker have signed 1936 contracts with the New York Yankees. Outfielders Myril Hoag and Bernard Uhalt were ordered to report to the St. Petersburg training camp with the first squad on March 1.
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NEW York
INS
Irving “Bump” Hadley
Steve Sandra
William Baker
New York Yankees
Myril Hoag
Bernard Uhalt
St. Petersburg
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Cincinnati results show The Great Mephisto defeated George Dunette in 180 pound class by fall. Detroit match reports Dannon Mahoney defeated George Zaharias in a one fall bout.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mephisto
George Dunette
Boston
Detroit
Dannon Mahoney Tree Land
George Zaharias
West Liberty Tops Tipton 19 15 in East Iowa clash
West Liberty high school cagers defeated Tipton 19 to 15 Friday night to lead the Eastern Iowa conference. West Liberty led 11 to 8 at halftime. A roster listing notes West Liberty scoring one point and mentions a Tipton juniors defeat of West Liberty 17 13.
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West Liberty
West Liberty High School
Tipton
Iowa
Quaker Oats Hosts Hopkinton Tonight
The Quaker Oats basketball team plays Burdick's Aces of Hopkinton at 8 o'clock tonight in Stuart Hall.
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Hopkinton
Quaker Oats
Stuart Hall
Burdick
Aces of
Real estate transfers recorded in Cedar Rapids area
A string of 1934 1935 county real estate transfers lists Meta Schnepf to Margaret K Blackledge for lot 11 block 17 Young's Third addition Cedar Rapids with a $1740 mortgage, Linn County sheriff’s deed to E L and Leila York, Annie Laura Long to O H Drach, Charles E Hense to J J Schmickle with Linn County storage right through 1936, Bess Bartmess to The Hedges Co with mortgage listed, Joseph P Bruner to Perp Savs and Loan Assn for Maple Park addition Cedar Rapids, Vernon Heights 2 Cedar Rapids transfer, Cold Stream Farms to Emma Voris, Mike Stejskal to Jennie S and John E Dunn, Eda B Helm to Ezra and Amelia Helm, and Linn County sheriff's deed to Perp Savs and Loan Assn for Grand View add Cedar Rapids. Dates span 1933 to 1936, with varied consideration amounts including $10,000 and $2,000.
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Meta Schnepf
Margaret K. Blackledge
Young
Cedar Rapids
Valcon
Linn County
E. L
Leila York
Wellington Heights
the Hedges Co
Reed
C. R
Joseph P. Bruner
Maple Park
Vernon
Cold Stream Farms
Emma Voris
Mike Stejskal
Jennie S
John E. Dunn
Eda
B. Helm
Ezra A
Amelia E. Helm
Greene and College Add. C. R
Shif Linn County
Perp Savs
Grand View
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Reidf Kammer
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Jan D'W
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Roosevelt High
Reilly
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Roosevelt Quint
Hermsen
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Diehl
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