Bill Terry Burying Hatchet With Sports Writers in NYC
Bill Terry and New York sports writers appeared to heal a rift after Terry’s magazine blast. He predicted the Giants would win the NL pennant and discussed 1938 lineup and possible trades with Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Baseball Writers
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New York Writers
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Bennhaldenan Eothamed
Yankees
Mel Ott
Terry
Johnny McCarthy
Hank Leiber
Clyde Castleman
Leiber
Bob Feller
Grinnell Edges Washburn 35 34 In Key Missouri Valley Game
Grinnell college rallied in the final three minutes to overcome Washburn college 35 to 34 in a Missouri Valley conference basketball game in Topeka. Berry and Luther each scored for Grinnell as Washburn led late before an exciting finish. Mackey of Washburn missed two late free throws sealing the win for Grinnell.
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Topeka
Kans
Grinnell College
Washburn College
Washburn
Berry
Luther
Grinnell
Mackey
Creighton Defeats St Louis U Five
Creighton University defeated St Louis University 36 to 24 in a Missouri Valley basketball game in Omaha Nebraska. Forward Dick Shaw, last season’s conference scoring leader, was held to a single field goal.
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Omaha
Neb
Dick Shaw
Creighton University
St. Louis University
Cornhuskers Top Iowa State In Close Big Six Win
Nebraska edges Iowa State 35 32 in a tight Big Six clash at Ames. The Huskers overcome a 21 12 halftime deficit with height advantage and a grind it out second half.
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AMES
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Iowa State Cyclones
Iowa State
Cyclones
Nebraskans
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Teams
A jumbled recap lists multiple results including Minnesota 45 over Chicaze 2, Nebraska 33 over Iowa State 22, St Ambrose 33 over Iowa Wesleyan 27, Grinnell 35 over Washburn 35, Naval Academy 40 over Washington and Jefferson 34, RemidH Teachers 28 over Evereth Junior 32, LaCresce Wisconsin T C 48, Brent 42, Iowa State Teachers 28 over Senuth Dakota Simpson 61, Duke 4, North Dakota Aberdeen, Northern Teachers 3%, Speyr- Colorabian in Fens' Teacchers 6, JW Wayne Teachers 33 over Creighton 2a, St Leal University 24, Luther State, Teachers teen, etc.
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Chicaze
Nebraska
Iowa State
St. Ambrose
Iowa Wesleyan
Grinnell
Washburn
Naval Academy
Washington and Jefferson
Remidh
Evereth Junior
LaCresce
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Cedar Rapids boxers head to Golden Gloves tourney
Thirty six Cedar Rapids athletes pictured for the Golden Gloves event at the Coliseum from February 7 to 9 with finals on February 16. Training coordinators Tommy Caldwell at the YMCA and Art Taylor at the Community House oversee the fighters and photo session.
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Cedar Rapids
Tommy Caldwell
Y.M.C.A
Art Taylor
Carpentier Receives Legion of Honor for French Youth Fitness
The Franco-American fighter Georges Carpentier, 44, is awarded France's Legion of Honor for aiding French youth fitness. Once a famed opponent of Jack Dempsey, he was celebrated for his colorful boxing career and postwar public image amid the 1921 Boyle’s Thirty Acres bout promotion.
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France
Paris
Jack Dempsey
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Dempsey
Carpentier
Ballyhoo
Francois Descamps
Officials Picked For Golden Gloves
One of the key steps in organizing the Golden Gloves tournament is selecting officials. Alex Fidler will referee all preliminaries on Feb 7 8 and 9 and the finals on Feb 16. A team of judges doctors seconds and timekeepers are named to support the event.
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Alex Fidler
Jim Barnett
Larry Condon
Joe Benson
Johnny Fulton
George Melichar
Barnett
Condon
Fulton
Melichar
Benson
Greenskeeper
Johnny Cole
Albert Artz
Jack Krumbholz
Art Toms
W. H. Hasek
C. H. Stark
Martin T. Spellman
Leo Sedlacek
B. G. Broghammer
C. S. Day
John Hecker
D. S. Challed
J. J. Nemec
Joe McCormick,sr
Kenneth Harmer
Gilbert Martin
Gophers Defeat Chicago In Ragged 45 29 Conference Win
The Minnesota Gophers beat Chicago 45 to 29 in a rough Western Conference game. Minnesota used substitutes most of the night and led 24 to 11 at half. Thirty six fouls were called, with three players ejected for four fouls each. Minnesota earned its second conference win, Chicago dropped to four straight losses.
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Maroons
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Illinois
Michigan
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My Estat
University of Minnesota
Golden Gloves Meet Opens In Anamosa Arena
The Anamosa Eureka Golden Gloves tournament opens Monday and Tuesday at the high school auditorium with 65 Jones county entrants. Officials include referee Johnny Cole and third man Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids, timekeeper Oscar Strine, and announcer Bill Davenport. Proceeds benefit the American Legion Junior Drum and Bugle corps. winners advance to Cedar Rapids meet.
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Jones County
Anamosa Eureka
Legion Hall
J. D. Paul
American Legion
Eureka
Johnny Cole
Cedar Rapids
Alex Fidler
Midwest
Fidler
St. Paul
Bill Frazer
Anamosa Reformatory
Joe Benson
Oscar Strine
Bill Davenport
Oklahoma Aggies Wallop Drake Bulldogs in Narrow Win
The Oklahoma Aggies defeated Drake 43 to 32 in Stillwater, moving into second place in the Missouri Valley Conference. The rough game featured stout defense and quick passing as Drake tried long shots, while OKLAHOMA forward Frankie O'Connor swiped balls to keep the Bulldogs from closing the gap.
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Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa University
Drake
Bulldogs
Aggies
Frankie, O'Connor
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