Iowa and Indiana Battle for Big Ten Lead This Weekend
Iowa seeks a 10th straight win and sole or shared top spot with Purdue and Northwestern as Indiana hopes to break a conference losing streak. Iowa’s Danner and Ives pace scoring while Indiana struggles with 3 losses and no conference wins. Ohio State visits Michigan in another Big Ten contest as Great Lakes aims for its 19th win at Toledo.
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Upper Iowa Five Seeks First Cage Win from Wartburg
Fayette Upper Iowa Peacocks aim for their first victory as they host the Wartburg Knights on the home floor Saturday night. The earlier meeting in Waverly ended 45 34 with Wendell Rieck Francis Schermerhorn John Bryan Leonard Woods and John Hennessy set to start.
Al Deitrich Heads Motorcycle Group
The Quarter Century Motorcycle club held its annual banquet at Hotel Roosevelt. New officers elected are Al Deitrich president Ben Pohorsky vice president Ben Durrell secretary and Ben Rubins treasurer. Dr C B Whelpley installed officers. Telegrams and letters were read from distant members. Fifty seven attended from scattered points and were entertained with race motion pictures.
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Preflight Boxers To Fight Ottumwa
The Iowa Preflight and Ottumwa naval air station boxing teams meet Friday night in the season opener at Iowa City. Coached by Lt. (jg) Dominic Napolitano the Seahawk squad lists eight cadets and one enlisted man with Charles Hayes as heavyweight team threat after a 103 win 106 loss amateur pro record.
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Mungo Reports For Fort Jackson Preinduction Exam
Van Lingle Mungo, 32, longtime New York Giant pitcher, reported to Fort Jackson for his preinduction physical examination. He has pitched pro baseball for 16 years and is married with three children.
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Dodgers face upheaval as Herman enters 1A draft
Brooklyn Dodgers prepared for a major shakeup as veteran second baseman Billy Herman, 35 and a father, is reclassified to 1A and faces early induction. President Branch Rickey warns of further losses of regulars before training opens at Bear Mountain in March. The club also announces signee Howard Wafer, 21, a right handed pitcher from McKinney Texas, ex Army Air Corps.
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Favorites Gain In Girls County Cage Tourneys
In first round results from Linn Benton Clayton and Cedar counties many favorites advanced. Linn County saw Coggan Center Point and Walker beat Ely Central City and Toddville. Coggan led with 29 points. Benton County at Garrison featured Newhall Norway defeating Blairstown and the McGregor girls downing Farmersburg 22 21. Clayton County McGregor beat Farmersburg earlier. Cedar County action included Stanwood West Branch Mechanicsville and Clarence forfeiting to Tipton due to scarlet fever. Other scores noted include Independence Lamont 25 21 Aurora 30 17 Hazleton Brandon 25 21 Jesup 42 10. Don Stewart named LA club president, succeeding Pants Rowland. Rowland becomes league president.
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Alburnett
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Phog Allen Pushing for Higher Baskets in Basketball
AP report details Dr. Phog Allen Kansas coach proposing 12 foot goals and other rule ideas. He notes two 12 foot baskets in use for 15 years to teach proper arching. The piece also weaves in light sports satire and anecdotes about baseball and boxing figures from the era.
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Quaker Teams Take Two In Allied Race Round One
In the Allied Industrial league first round Quaker teams won twice. The Quaker girls edged LaPlant Choate 26 25 in overtime after a 23 23 tie with Shirley Hippie and Myers each on 10 and O Connor of La Plant also at 10. The Quaker men beat Iowa Engineering 41 28 led by Vern Hendryx 12 and Dick Zvacek 10. A practice game saw LaPlant Choate beat Wyoming 27 23.
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Boxing roundup highlights scattered results from midwest bouts
A fragmented AP sports note lists several boxing results with misspelled names and cities. Benny Wylithams outpointed Henry Kid Robinson in Fall River. Bee Wricht defeated Bobby Simmons while Izzy Jannasie and Buddy Farrell earned decisions in Newark and Park New Jersey.
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Three-City Wartime Baseball Plan Emerges in Iowa Corridor
Ed Wilson of the Waterloo Courier proposes a Cedar Rapids Waterloo Iowa City three city wartime baseball loop with interurban travel to save fuel. He suggests M and J league cooperation with Seahawk teams and possible twin bills on Sundays. The note calls for reader feedback and discusses intercity competition and fan interest.
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Seahawk Cagers Face Tough Northwestern Test
Iowa Seahawk basketball, after a two week layoff, travels to Chicago to meet Northwestern on Saturday. Northwestern stands as the navy team’s hardest test in a 12 win run. Morice Winter replaces Bill Burk at guard with Murphy and Wilcoxen at forward, Shirley at center, and Winter and Nelson as guards.
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Stengel resigns as Braves manager amid new ownership
Boston AP report says Casey Stengel resigned to avoid embarrassment after three new owners took control of the Boston Braves. President Bob Quinn and directors Joe Maney Guido Rugo and Louis Perini accepted the resignation and plan to seek a new manager after the February NL meeting in New York.
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Iowa Steel backs Golden Gloves opening night ticket match
Iowa Steel and Iron works will match ticket purchases for opening night February 17, offering one free ticket per employee. Howard Halli Glenn McDonald and Joe Riley of Iowa Steel approved the plan after similar approvals at Iowa Manufacturing. Harmony Lodge No 831 Machinists suggested it, with Universal Engineering also joining.
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Petersen Classic Resumes Saturday After Interruption
The 31st Petersen Classic bowling tournament in Chicago will resume Saturday for $32,000 in prizes. Sponsor Louis Petersen predicts a 1,700+ score to win the $5,100 first prize, noting last week's leader Charles Boehm posted 1,564. Clare Edinger won the top prize last year.
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Basketball results from regional contests
Great Lakes defeated Western Michigan 58 to 43. Oklahoma A&M led Arkansas 41 to 0 at halftime, while Dartmouth beat Camp Endicott 72 to 27. South Plains AAF posted 63 points against Texas Tech.
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High School Cage Games Tonight Scoreboard
Wilson and Franklin meet in varsity action at 8 15 with reserves at 7 Also OcIewin at Immaculate Conception and St Pat s at St Wenceslaus three varsity games scheduled Roosevelt plays Dubuque all at 8 15 with reserves at 7.
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