Anapol and Bastian Lead Hawks to Close Win at Iowa City
Iowa’s Rollie Williams crew rallied to a 35 to 30 victory over South Dakota as Angi Anapol scored 13 and Ken Bastian added 12. Tommy Lind contributed late scoring to seal the lead, while Ben Stephens watched from the bench. Iowa heads to Evanston and Urbana next.
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Drake Defeats Oklahoma A and M 35 to 28 in Valley Clash
Drake pulled away in the final five minutes to snap Oklahoma A M s 18 game Missouri Valley winning streak and win 35 to 28 at Des Moines. Paul Griffith led Drake with 10 points, Ned Swan added 9, while Jesse Renick scored 11 for the Aggies who remain first in the Valley with an .825 percentage despite the defeat.
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Cornell Edges Beloit 38–34 in Midwest Conference clash
The Cornell basketball team defeated Beloit 38 to 34 at Mount Vernon. Sterling Smith led the Blue with 16 points, while Howard Schneider scored 9 for Cornell. The win marked Cornell’s third straight in the Midwest loop as Beloit slipped from its unbeaten mark.
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Anamosa Golden Gloves Fights Highlight Local Champs
In Anamosa the sectional Golden Gloves finals produced knockouts for Leonard Joslin Clarence Aldrich and Vernon Eilers as 16 fights were held. Winners advance to Cedar Rapids next week with prelims set for February 6 7 and 8 and finals Tuesday night.
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Golden Gloves Preliminaries Set at Memorial Coliseum
A Ga zette and Chamber of Commerce Young Men's bureau plan restricts downtown ticket sales after 5 p m for the Golden Gloves preliminaries at Memorial Coliseum next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Tickets will transfer from loop emporiums at 5 p m to the box office, reopen at 6 30 p m with doors at 6 45 p m. Limited 40 cent seats in two upper balconies are scarce while 45 cent main floor seats offer closer ringside views if bought in advance to avoid long lines.
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Aging stars and coaching rumors swirl in sports roundup
The piece notes rising advance ticket demand for a yearly event with seats selling fast at local cigar stores. It surveys aging wrestlers like Nagurski and Londos, then shifts to Pop Warner's retirement from coaching and Stanford rumors. It also covers Stanley Hack and Cubs contract tensions, plus Bruins' losses to the Yankees.
Nebraska Upsets Iowa State 51 44 to End Cyclone Lead
Nebraska scores a late surge to overcome Iowa State 51 to 44 in Lincoln. Alton Werner and Kowanda spark the rally as Gordon Nicholas and Bill Kowanda top ISU with 18 and 12 points respectively. Seventeen fouls on each side, Nebraska miss eight free throws.
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Linn Co. Girls Tourney Opens On Walker Floor
The Linn County girls basketball tournament runs Feb 1–4 on the Walker floor. Alburnett faces Toddville at 7:30. Lisbon meets Ely at 8:40. Semifinals Friday and finals Saturday. Toddville and Walker lead with one loss each. Walker beat Toddville 49–48 in a recent matchup.
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Davenport And Clinton Share First Position In MVC Standings
Davenport and Clinton tied for the Mississippi Valley conference lead after Iowa City upset Davenport 20-17. Upcoming games include Clinton vs Columbia at Dubuque Tuesday and vs Iowa City in Iowa City Friday, with Davenport meeting Dubuque Friday night.
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Cornell Mat Team Falls To Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls Iowa AP Iowa State Teachers College defeated Cornell College 21 to 13 to close its home schedule without a loss Bolinski pinned Hoare in 345 to clinch the win For TC Jensen Bahling and Lyman scored falls for the Teachers while Murray Hassman Roberts added victories for Cornell The meet included 121 128 136 145 155 285 classes with various wins and a note on referee Lookabaugh.
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Fayette High Trips Elgin Cagers 28-11
Fayette High defeated Elgin 28 to 11 at Elgin on Friday. Timm was the leading scorer with 13 points as Fayette improved to ten wins in twelve games.
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St Wenceslaus Five At Waterloo Tonight
St Wenceslaus five, winners in seven of eight, meets Sacred Heart high at Waterloo tonight in the Red Hawks only game this week. They travel to face Immaculate Conception on the latter's floor next Monday.
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St Patrick's Narrowly Defeats Immaculate Conception 18–17
In a capacity crowd on the St Patrick's floor the east side five earned its thirteenth win in fourteen starts by beating the Shamrocks 18 to 17 in a close intra city parochial basketball clash.
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Gophers Regain Lead Over Chicago 34 27 in Big Ten Showdown
Minnesota surged past Chicago 34 to 27 to regain sole first place in the Big Ten as Gordon Addington John Kundla and Gordon Spears powered a second half burst. Joe Stampf scored four field goals and two free throws for Chicago in a tight first half before the Gophers pulled away after the break.
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Anderson's Arrival In Iowa City Delayed By Blizzard
University of Iowa football coach Eddie Anderson was delayed arriving in Iowa City due to a severe storm in the Great Lakes region. He told his line coach Jim Harris by telephone from Chicago that he could not depart because of the blizzard.
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Basketball Scores From United Press Summary
United Press reports multiple college matches with scores across teams including Fordham Georgetown Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Chicago Cornell Beloit Drake Oklahoma A and M Springfield Teachers Hicksville Teachers Missouri Washington of St. Louis Abilene Christian Daniel Baker Reckhurst Baker Missouri Valley Central of Missouri Arizona Teachers Flagstaff Arizona Idaho Southern Montana Mines Gonzaga Idaho Lewis Creighton.
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Washington Maid-Rites Beat Sharon Truckers 65 to 49
Washington Maid-Rites defeated Sharon Truckers on Monday with a 65 to 49 score. The game highlighted strong defense and key plays by leading scorers for Washington.
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