Iowa athletic board to review football candidacy list
The University of Iowa athletic board meets at 10 am in Old Capitol to review recommendations from Athletic Director Schroeder and Chairman Updegraff. A sitting committee plans to present top candidates to fill the Hawkeye football position soon, with names including Bell Crowley Kelly Anderson Bachman Tubbs Bergman and others.
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OWA City
University of Iowa Athletic Board
Old Capitol
E. G. Schroeder
C. M. Tin A. Vun IL
Updegraff
Hawkeye
Schroeder
Rudolph Keuver
F. G. Higbee
Ossie Salem
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Iowa
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Jim Kelly
DePaul
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Irl Tubbs
Miami
Fla
Drake Quint Defeats Iowa State 36 to 32 in Tight Contest
Drake's fast breaking lineup edged Iowa State 36 to 32 at Ames. O Connor and Griffith led Drake with 4 and 5 field goals respectively, while Flemming drew 8 free throws for Iowa State tying the scorers. Blahnik topped ISU, but Drake held Flemming without a field goal.
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AMES
Drake
Iowa State College
Cyclones
Bulldogs
Iowa State
Bill Williams
O’conner
Suter
Griffith
Flemming
Blahnik
Cyclone
Town
O’connor
Bresceman
Poole
Thomson
Aoe
Miletich
Johnson
Norris
Heileman
Orebaugh
O'Connor
Coe Basketball Thrills In 54 21 Rout Of Beloit
Coe College basketball crushed Beloit 54 to 21 at the Coe gym in a one sided Midwest conference win. McKinley led Coe with ten points while Linduska and McLeod added nine and seven respectively as Ben Kammer Ralph Martin Dick Pollock and Ray Steele sparkled off the bench. Beloit’s Tamulis stalled and none of the visitors scored more than seven points as Coe’s defense controlled the game from start to finish. Beloit stays for Monday’s game against Cornell on the Mount Vernon court.
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Beloit Invaders
Coe Gym
Beloit
Coe
The
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Wisconsin Quint
Bob McKinley
Kohans
Linduska
Don Paveglio
LeRoy McLeod
Chris Bazos
Bruno Gudatis
Bazos
Ben Kammer
Ralph Martin
Dick Pollock
Ray Steele
Kammer
Martin
Tamulis
McLeod
Brown
Sacker
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Bell Could Stay as SMU Head Coach Says Dallas News
The Dallas News reports informal talks suggest SMU officials plan a meeting early next week to decide whether Matty Bell remains head football coach. Business manager James H. Stewart says all discussions aim to retain Bell, despite mutual rumors of an Iowa offer.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas News
Southern Methodist University
Matty Bell
James H. Stewart
Bell
University of Iowa
Cornell Fresh Spill Coe Quint By 32-15 Score
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell freshman squad posted a 32 to 15 victory over Coe yearlings as Don Pease led with an early 8 to 1 burst. Levis scored Coe’s lone first half goal as Cornell led 14 to 4 at halftime. In the second half Coe closed to 20 to 11 before Schumacher ignited Cornell with nine points in the final ten minutes.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Coe
Don Pease
Levis
Prasch
Mahlen
Martin
Schumacher
Franklin Defeated by East Waterloo in League Contest
East Waterloo Trojans beat Franklin 27 to 21 in a loosely played game after East led 8 to 0 early. Swift and Alt scored for Franklin in the second quarter, Eddy assisted, and East maintained a 21 point total through three periods while Franklin fought back in the final quarter. Frederika JV defeated East sophomores 27 to 6 in a preliminary game.
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Franklin High School
East High
Trojan
Pete Kalinich
East
Franklin
Swift
Alt
Eddy
Frederika
Quaker Oats and Lighters Sweep Visiting Quints
Cedar Rapids double header ends with two close wins. Quaker Oats beat McNeilly Hybrids 30 to 19 as Walt Hogan makes five field goals. Lighters edge Skelly Oilers 25 to 23 after a late comeback led by Ockie Theisen tip-in.
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Stuart Hall
Quaker Oats
Walt Hogan
McNeilly Hybrids
Center Junction
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa City Skelly Oilers
Quakers
Ockie Theisen
Iowa City
Bob Brown
Light Company
Hartje Released to Kansas City by Yankees
New York Yankees announce the release of catcher Chris Hartje to the Kansas City club of the American Association. Hartje was obtained last season from Oakland.
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NEW York
Chris Hartje
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Hartje
Oakland
Steffa Defeats Ambroz In City Handball Finals
Don Steffa won the class A city handball championship by defeating Otto Ambroz in two straight games 21-10 and 21-12. The match featured Steffa’s strong kill shots and Ambroz’s defense. Harley Hellenbeck took class B honors over Glen Richter, 21-3 and 21-11, with Richter injuring an ankle in the second game. Don McKay claimed class C by beating Bob Sein 21-15 in straight sets.
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Don Steffa
Otto Ambroz
Ambroz
Steffa
Harley Hellenbeck
Glen Richter
Richter
Don McKay
Bob Se
Loyola U Defeats Indiana 36 to 30 for tenth straight win
Loyola University defeats Indiana 36 to 30 at Loyola Gym in Chicago to extend its season-long winning streak to ten. Indiana trailed 24-14 at halftime and mounted a late rally but could not overcome the Ramblers.
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Indiana
Chicago, Ill
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Murray
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Johnson
Novak
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Neres
O’brien
Platte
Lynch
Oster
Et Brennan
Etnire
Andres
Con Kae
Clarno
Bradley
Roosevelt athlete transfers and Big Ten prospects
The piece notes Roosevelt high star Bill Diehl leaving Cedar Rapids to enroll at Temple University and praises Carl Fjellman, a 6 foot 3 inch 190 pound talent expected to become a Big Ten basketball standout. It also profiles umpire Ernie Quigley, outlines baseball executives in MLB, and reports on boxing promoter Louis Pastore’s Madison Square Garden event and upcoming Golden Gloves bouts with amateur fighters.
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Bill Diehl
Roosevelt High
Temple University
Philadelphia
University of Iowa
Roosevelt
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Frank Martin
Racine
Wis
Fjellman
Iowa
Madison Square Garden
Pastor
Louis
Bob
Roosevelt Cagers Beat New Hampton 19 17 in Tight Finish
Roosevelt high school of Cedar Rapids extended its winning streak to ten with a 19 to 17 victory over New Hampton. Thayer led Roosevelt with four field goals while Freliman’s final second shot sealed the win as New Hampton led early and tied late. Carney topped New Hampton scoring.
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Gazette
NEW Hampton
Roosevelt High School
Cedar Rapids
Fjellman
Roosevelt
Thayer
Cedar Rapids Quint
West Waterloo
Freliman
Harry Carney
De Paul Defeats Chicago 35 23 In Field House Showdown
De Paul Blue Demons sprinted clear in the second half behind forward Bill Knez to beat Chicago 35 to 23 before 1,500 at the University of Chicago field house. The Maroons trailed 11 to 11 at intermission and fought hard but fell short.
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Ill
Bill Knez
de Paul University
Blue Demons
University of Chicago
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Meer
Flins
Cassels
Knez
Pocemere
Howlett
Amun
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Phillips
Potriecks O'Tracy
Wendt
Naughton
Travnicek
Armour Tech
Wasserman
American Physical Education College
Minnesota Matmen Rally Past Iowa State Teachers in Nonconference Hit
Minnesota 20 to 9 over Iowa State Teachers of Cedar Falls led by wins at 118 126 and 155 pounds. A wrestling meet report notes time advantages and bouts decided by pins or decisions, with Minnesota wrestlers Cheney Henson McConnex Whitak Gustafson contributing.
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University of Minnesota
Iowa State Teachers of
Cedar Falls
Nating
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Rquodule
Poun Pees Etchar
Ivan
Zabel
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Tas St
Cheney. Ia. St
Ug. M
McConnex
Mother
Advanta
Henson
Ken Dukes
Tate
Whitak
Buchenmacher
Henry
Gustafson
Winding Up Details for Golden Gloves
Progress on preparations for the Golden Gloves tournament shown with entry deadlines and ticket prices. Entries must reach The Gazette sports by Tuesday and mailed to Omaha via the Amateur Athletic Union.
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Strawberry Point
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Walford
Des Moines
Colesburg
Tama
Central City
Lost Nation
Mason City
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Muscatine
Cresco
Army Plebes Dominate Scores In Busy Basketball Night
A jumble of college basketball results shows Army Plebes 34 over St. John’s Brooklyn Fresh 3, Navy Plebes 30 over Eastern Washington 2, Mount Pleasant 50 over Manlius 23, Ohio Wesleyan 39 over Oberlin 24, Wooster 63 over Baldwin Wallace 43, Penn 33 over Yale 30, and multiple other district clashes. Additional notes include Drake 36 over Iowa State 32, Louisville area showings, and swimming and water polo scores across several teams.
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Brooklyn College
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Heidelberg
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Creighton
St. Louis
University of Denver
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Brigham Young
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Omaha Chadron
Rapid City
School of Mines
Doane
York
University of California At Los Angeles
California
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University of Idaho
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Was
Army
Catholic Minnesota
Fathers
Navy
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U. S. Weasacke
Rtmouth
M. A
Ohio State University
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Grinnell Defeats Washburn In Tight MVC Game
Grinnell College beat Washburn 38-36 in a Missouri Valley conference basketball struggle marked by fouls. The contest stayed close, tied a dozen times, with no lead by more than five. Schulties scored 12 for Washburn while Dean led Grinnell with 14. Half time Washburn led 16-14. Officials Peters and Cochran.
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Washburn
Ichabods
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Dean
Schulties
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Peters
Wisconsin
Cochran
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