College basketball under fire for betting scheme
Brooklyn players admitted taking $1000 to throw a game as nationwide efforts to curb gambling intensify. NBA and NCAA leaders call for stronger action while New York officials urge public cooperation. grand jury deliberates indictments amid warnings to protect student athletes from corruption.
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Brooklyn
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
Wilbur C. Smith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Smith
Irish
New York Metropolitan
Asa Bushnell
Eastern Athletics
New Orleans
College basketball scores from regional AP roundup
A broad recap of scores across divisions and services including Duke 38 NC State 38, Florida 34 over Jacksonville NATTC, Virginia Tech 42 VMI 23, Tennessee 23 Georgia 26, Jacksonville NAS 37 over St. Augustine Coast Guard 33, plus many more results from midwest southwest and west regions with service and college teams such as Bainbridge Navy, Camp Detrick, Emory and Henry, Doane Navy, St. Ambrose, Kansas State, Washington State, and Oregon State among others.
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N.C. State
Jacksonville
NATTC
Florida
Virginia Tech
VMI
Tennessee
Georgia
Jacksonville Nas
St. Augustine Coast Guard
Point
Smithfield
Wake Forest
Portsmouth Coast Guard
Appalachian
Bainbridge Navy
Mitchel Field
Camp Detrick
Camp Molabird
Emory and Henry
Lynchburg
Midwest
Warrensbute
Missouri Valley
Illinois State
Charleston
Ft. Sheridan
Trust Field
Franklin
Freeman Field
Penn
Upper Iowa
Wichita
McPherson
Kan
Lincoln Field
Doane Navy
St. Ambrose
Dubuque
Indiana State
Wabash
St. Olaf St. Augsburg
Macalester
Carleton
Loras
Wartburg
Simpson
Ottumwa Navy
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Bowling Green
Denison
Ohio
Otterbeln
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Southwest
Oklahoma A & M
Oklahoma SI
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Dubuque Streak Ended by St Ambrose in Close Loss
Dubuque university saw its 28 game win streak in the conference halted by St Ambrose 52 to 50 in Dubuque. The Bees pulled ahead in the second half while Dubuque guard Donald Holloway missed a late free throw that could have tied the game. Jack Oxenreider led Penn with 25 points in Fayette as other teams posted results in the area.
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Associated Press
Dubuque University
St.Ambrose
Spartans
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Bees
Loras College
Wayne Knipscheild
Wallop Wartburg
Waverly
Penn
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Simpson
Redmen
Indianola
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
Jack Oxenreider
Donald Holloway
Upper Town Fe
Guthrie
Scher’erhorn
Macksey
Joxenreiderje
Holloway
Davencoughe
Buchanan Pairings Ignite Independence Tourney Action
Ten high school boys teams from Buchanan and Independence open the county tournament with three first round games Wednesday night at 6:30 Rowley vs Quasqueton 7:40 Brandonia Fairbank 8:50 Hazleton vs Jesup Thursday games include Winthrop vs Brandon Fairbank winner 7:40 Aurora vs Hazleton Jesuit winner 8:50 Lamont vs Independence. Semifinals Friday 6 and 8:25 with consolation Saturday 7:30 then championship at 8:40 p.m.
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Hoys
Buchanan County
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Fairbank
Hazleton
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Winthrop
Brandon- Fairbank
Aurora
Jesu
Lamont
Ndependence
St Patrick's and Immaculate Conception meet in Cedar Rapids finals
In the Class A diocesan tournament semis St Patrick's beat Dubuque Columbkille 38 35 and Immaculate Conception won 45 26 over St Martin's Cascade. The Dubuque gym hosts the all Cedar Rapids title game with a 9 15 p m tip off as the Greyhounds and Shamrocks battle for the double crown. Glenn Driscoll key for St Pat's with late points and rebounding.
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Dubuque
I. C
Cascade
Mason City
Lansing
Sacred Heart
Wat
St. Mary's
Bankston
Elkader
Marshalltown
LaMotte
Ossian
Peoata
Clarence Turner
Gazette Sportz
Loras College
St. Patrick’s
Mnd
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Greyhounds
Shamrocks
St. Pat’s
St. Columbille
S. C
St. Martin's
Loras
Glenn Driscoll
Immaculate Conception Cruises Past St Martin's 45 26
Immaculate Conception built a 24 14 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half to defeat St Martin's of Cascade 45 26. Rozek Mc Areavy and Jennings paced IC with steady scoring while Stramel added four points in the third quarter joining a strong effort on defense and rebounding.
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Greys
Rozek
McArecavy
Rahar
Jennings
S.C
All-Staters Aid Wilson Girls to Allied Triumph
In Allied league play at the Quaker gym the Speeder girls forfeited due to only four players turning up, while Wilson girls defeated Iowa Manufacturing 18 to 15 to hand them their first loss in the second round. Wilson’s lineup included former all-state players Agee and Paulsen from Marengo. Iowa Engineering boys beat LaPlant 21 to 18 as Miller hit seven field goals for LaPlant, but the margin stood.
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Speeder
Quaker Gym
Quaker Oats
Wilson
Iowa Manufacturing Sextet
Iowa
Marengo
Agee
Paulsen
Towa Engineering
Capacity House Sees Anamosa Golden Gloves Thrill Packed Show
TAIT CUMMINS reports a 1,100 crowd filled the Anamosa high school gym for two nights of Golden Gloves, with Anamosa claiming eight wins to Cedar Rapids seven and Mount Vernon two. Notable knockouts included Charles Clark stopping Johnny Talbert. strong showings from Al Rodriguez and Glenn Legsett. event co sponsored by the Anamosa Fire Department and Anamosa Eureka.
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Namosa
Anamosa
Cascade
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum
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al Rodriguez
Ichff Farr
Glenn Legsett
Bob
Cedar Rapide
Don Dearsborn
Max .Arthur
Dale Wilson
Ob Thompson
Mount Vernon
Bob Otting
Charles Clark
Animosa
John Talbert
Joe Stark
Bill Talbert
Bill Severin
Dick Steenhook
Bud Drugeer
Blackie Schneider
Monticello
Wayne Eckert
Nell Noonan
al Soldena
Stan Wroblewski
Lyle Russell
Howard Grimm
Don Fritz
Louise Stoll
Little Fellows
Bill Leonard
Ronnie Goldsmith
Leo Clark
Fred Kettleson
Herb Meade
Bud Taylor
Darrell Johnson
Johnny Westphal
Walter Musgrove
Keith Sacora
Cedar. Rapids
Alex Fidler
Prep Cage Scores From Multiple Iowa Sites
Basketball scores from Manchester Loras Academy 36 Manchester 23 at half 19 to 23. Maquoketa 60 over Andrew 38 at half 60 38. Wapello 26 Grandview 23 at half 18 to 23. Columbus Jct 31 Left 2 at half 18. Millersburg North English 21 20 with half 12 to 7. Waukon Waterville Lansing St. Pats results with posts and reserves. Clayton County Elkader Garnaville Guttenberg Elkader 60 Farmersburg 13.
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High Thompson
Lores
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Maquoketa Ig
Ralston
Keeney Ove O
Wapello
Seanoulere
Wanello
Grandview
Werner
Huddle
Columbbus
Columbus
Columbus ‘Jet
Let
Marvin Kistler Vee
Wayne Allen
Millersburg
North English
North Englsh
Waukon
Postville
Wee Waterville
Lansing
St. Pat’s
Harpers Ferry
Waterville
St. Pat's
Eee
Sas
New Albin
Clayton County
Elkader
Edgewood
Garnaville
Guttenberg
St. Mary's
Farmersburg
Lawton on Durocher Yankees move sparks league clash
Tall Old Lawton Carver of the INS envisions Leo Durocher taking over the New York Yankees once Larry MacPhail enables the swap. He notes Joe McCarthy’s grip on the job and the charm of Durocher’s style, while pondering fan appetite for a winner and a possible postwar stadium push for Cedar Rapids sports.
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INS
Lawton
Leo
Durocher
New York Yankees
Larry MacPhail
Branch Rickey
Rickey
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Joe McCarthy
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MacPhail
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Barrow- McCarthy
Gotham
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Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Joe
Yanks
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Marie Joe
Stan Gehrke
Readlyn
Cedar Rapids
Ollie Marquardt
Raiders
Stan
Waterloo
Tie zone and one point tekkings in a brisk note
A casual snippet describes a game concept where a one point advantage is risky and teams aim to win by about three points. The writer laments the need to improvise a quick solution or risk missing lunch, capturing a hurried, casual tone.
Navy Scores Two Victories Over Midwest Rivals
The Great Lakes naval training station basketball team crushed Northwestern 58 39 on their home court for their 22nd win of the season. The Iowa Seahawks beat Nebraska 62 42 at Lincoln as Bob Baggott led the assault with seven field goals and Bob Koenig scored 10 for Nebraska.
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Seahawk
Flyers
Bob Baggott
Iowa
Bob Koenig
Nebraska
RF Weaver
Strahan
Baggott
Costello
Pugsley
G Holland
Peterson
es O/Hollins
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Ecox
O'Neal
Hahn
Werth
O Nelson
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Ritcheske
Yan
A Anderson
Halt Hine
Seahawks
Bagnett
Weaver
Prnske Siren
Koenig
Holein
Ins
Otrlaluin
Cornte Collins
Creighton
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Masorki
Bu Clark
C McGuire
Wrightie Assaxe
Oveac
Rothrack
Cloyd
Ballet VW
Wilteens
Wright
Wiltgen
Schadler
Jim Eight
Dutch Alrano
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