Iowa Alumni Move Could Expand Board for Coach Pick
Proposal would raise alumni seats on the Iowa athletic board to seven and seat the state education chief as ex officio chair. Rep. Eugene Reilly argues the change would align coaching selections with alumni wishes while preserving faculty control as required by Big Ten rules.
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Chicago
Board of Athletics
Prolonged Iowa coach search ties up rumors and names
Nationwide speculation swirls over who will replace Ossie Salem as Iowa football coach. Prominent names include Gus Dorais of Detroit and Madison Bell of Southern Methodist, with Iowa officials routing interviews from Detroit to Washington as the process broadens.
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Iowa City
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Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist
Dorais
Athletic Board
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Schroeder
C. M. Updegraff
Iowa
Detroit
Coaches Chase Golden Gloves Post Amid Board Doubts
Important Dogs In Golden Gloves Tournament notes several coaches led by Buck Shaw of Santa Clara remain in the running for a position. Board members say a selection waits for the men to return and a full board vote on any candidate.
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Jim Barnett
Ed Stefan
Larry Condon
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Johnny Fryrear
Eddie Jennings
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Iowa Attorney Questions Alumni Increase on Iowa Board
Des Moines attorney Walter L. Stewart questioned the advisability of expanding alumni representation on the University of Iowa athletic board. He noted Rep Eugene Reilly planned to push a bill in the Iowa Legislature and pointed to Western Conference demands for faculty control of each university athletic council.
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Dubuque
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Des Moines
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University of Iowa Athletic Board
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Iowa
Conroy Girls Hold Second in Conference Standings
The Conroy girls beat North English 17 to 10 to stay in second place in the Iowa county conference. The Conroy boys led 23 to 23 late, with North English tying late, and two overtimes produced a 25 24 edge for North English in the second OT. Next game is at Conroy against Victor Saturday night.
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Glen Devine to Assume Duties at Iowa U This Week
Glen Devine, the first man to hold the assistant to the director in charge of intercollegiate athletics at S U I, will arrive in Iowa City this Friday to assume his duties. A 1921 Hawkeye halfback and passer, Devine previously coached three sports at Parsons College and has been active in UI alumni work since 1922, serving as vice president of the alumni organization from 1933 to 1935.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Hoppe Extends Lead In 28.2 Balkline Championship
Willie Hoppe of New York held a 500 to 441 point lead over Jake Schaeffer of Chicago as they began the third block of the ten block world 28.2 balkline billiard title. Hoppe increased his total with a 348 to 191 victory in eighteen innings of the second block Tuesday night.
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Willie Hoppe
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Deadline Set For Golden Gloves Entry Blanks
The AAU sets February 2 as the filing deadline for Golden Gloves entries, with mail to William Thomas in Omaha by February 3 and submission through The Gazette. Names of entrants published when filed to allow amateur status challenges, while sponsors stay out of eligibility decisions.
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Chicago
Louis Pastor Fight draws 18000 to Madison Square Garden
The Madison Square Garden bout between Joe Louis and Bob Pastor draws over 18 000 fans and an expected $100 000 box office though Louis is a heavy favorite. The piece also reflects on boxing and football fan rituals and the public’s appetite for spectacle.
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Bob Pastor
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Belle Plaine Beats Montezuma 50 to 24 in Conference Play
The undefeated Plainsmen cruised to a 50 to 24 victory over Montezuma in their third conference game. Boothman and Allen starred for Belle Plaine with Allen scoring 12 points, and the halftime margin stood at 25 to 11. Boyd led Montezuma. Next game hosts Brooklyn Friday night.
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Wenceslaus Nips St. Wenceslaus In Close 24-18 Victory
In Williamsburg, Wenceslaus High School beat St. Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids 24-18 to extend their win streak to four. The Red Hawks held a 12-11 halftime lead amid a tight third quarter with O Neill and Sedlak standout for the victors and vanQuished for the visitors. Kopecky sat out the first time in three years with a broken blood vessel.
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Monticello Cagers Rally to 26-19 Triumph Over Marion
Monticello defeated Marion 26 19 in a game played Tuesday night. Schoon scored nine and Hobart six for Monticello while Hense Price and Davin led Marion. The Monticello second unit won 34 15 as Graves and Wright led scoring. Yeomans delivered the standout floor performance.
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Farmersburg Sweeps Volga City Teams in Basketball Doubleheader
Farmersburg beat Volga City in a girls game 33 to 15 led by Klasen. The boys’ game was lopsided as Farmersburg won 44 to 12 with every squad member seeing action.
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Vines Defeats Perry In Three Set Match
In Richmond Virginia Ellsworth Vines pro tennis champion defeated Fred Perry 6 3 3 6 6 4 in three sets before 3000 fans. The exhibition was his third straight singles win on the cross country tour shaping a lead over Perry.
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College score roundup from early season games
Basketball scores list numerous fixtures with teams such as Upper Town Central Missouri Valley Amherst Yale Teachers Emporia College of Emporia Bethel Catholic Univ Virginia Tech Kirksville Teachers Valley City Huron Spearfish Milton Whitewater Gustaves Adolphus and more, noting final tallies and brief results.
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Ruth and St Patrick's clash as Shamrocks edge Iowa City
Generosity nearly wins out as St Patrick high school shocks Iowa City 26 to 24. Driscoll nets a late one handed field goal while Kenney adds a secure free throw. Spaight and Corsello star on defense in a tight 9th win by the Shamrocks.
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Bowlin Football Player Undergoes Knee Operation
Iowa City report states Dick Bowlin, Chicago back for the University of Iowa, is in University hospital awaiting a knee operation after a recurrence of a 1935 injury from last fall. Frank Jacoubek previously underwent surgery for internal injuries from football with Iowa.
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Cornell Wrestlers at Grinnell Saturday
Cornell wrestling squad travels to Grinnell College after two wins one loss and one tie. This marks their first meeting on the mat with Grinnell. Charles Hokonson, star sophomore football center, debuts at 175 pounds replacing Dick Freeman who leaves with three wins and one defeat.
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