Clarence Girls Cage Meet Opens As Closest Tournament
Clarence hosts a tight girls sectional with six teams from fourteen entries boasting over a dozen wins. Stanwood Wyoming Oxford Junction Welton Calamus Lisbon and Olin lead hopes. Calamus beat Clarence and Lisbon may be the dark horse. Thursday games feature Calamus byes and matchups at 7 8 and 9 p.m.
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Marengo Girls Enter Tournament At Gilman
Marengo MHS girls head to the sectional at Gilman with optimism despite a 5 9 record. The Tigers scored 279 points while allowing 287, losing three games by one point and one by three. Improvements include wins over Conroy and Oxford and closer games against Guernsey and Victor. Millersburg, from the English Valley league, enters sectional play at Lacey. Ladora's squad won only one game all season and is not competing.
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Cotter Beats Columbus Junction 24 19 In Tight Clash
Cotter high school edged Columbus Junction 24 to 19 on the local floor as officials called 34 fouls. Helmick scored nine for Columbus Junction while Williams led Cotter with eight. In the opener Columbus Junction defeated Cotter reserves 19 to 13.
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Lowden Wins Independent Meet In Lowden Iowa
Lowden defeated Lost Nation 28 to 24 to win the independent basketball tournament held Wednesday night. Calamus beat Lisbon 33 to 30 in the consolation game. Wiebl scored 43 points to top the meet. Lowden advances to a tournament at Lost Nation next week.
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Springville Defeats Viola 62 to 22 on Local Floor
Beck's independents from Springville beat the Viola Hot Shots 62 22 on the home court. Kin kead and Chisman led Springville with high point totals while N Port topped Viola. Schrader's Cardinals visit the arena on Monday night.
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Moguls Vote 20000 for Players Bonus Fund
American Association club owners in Chicago voted to guarantee 20000 for players bonuses for the season. A straight 154 game schedule was approved after a plan to split the season failed to gain traction. The fund, built from all star proceeds and fees, rose from 16000 last year, with the top four teams sharing the pot.
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Creighton Loses, Valley Race Now In A 3 Way Tie
Creighton University lost its sole chance at the Missouri Valley championship in Omaha as Washburn College edged ahead 33 32. In the final seconds Jack Lomax failed a last shot after McIver's pass, the ball hitting the rim and tumbling away. The loss ties Creighton with Drake and Grinnell at the top of the Valley standings.
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Reynolds Named Knox College Football Mentor
GALESBURG Ill. C W Pete Reynolds former assistant coach at Syracuse University was named football mentor at Knox College which had earned fame for its broken record of twenty seven defeats.
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Hawkeye Teams Lead in Big Ten Dual Slates
With half the 1934 35 schedule done Iowa has 13 wins 12 losses and 1 tie in Big Ten duals. Iowa beat Minnesota five of eight Chicago four of five and Northwestern twice. Hawkeyes still face 24 Big Ten duals before year end.
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McKinley Defeats Wilson 29 to 17 in Midweek Showdown
McKinley defeats Wilson 29 to 17 after a tight first half 8 to 6. Wilson’s Krumm and McKinley’s Kanellis lead scorers with 10 points each as McKinley surges after halftime.
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Missouri Track Team Faces Illness For Iowa Meet
Missouri faces injury and illness ahead of a dual track meet with Iowa at Iowa City. Hurdler Walker and quarter-miler Cortelyou are nursing colds and Briell may miss action due to a knee injury from the Kansas State meet. Coach Huff has listed entries but postponed final trip roster. the meet features a top 60 yard dash between Sid Cooley and Jimmie Owen, former Missouri scholastic champions now competing for Iowa.
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Local Amateur Matmen Enter State Tourney
Henry Miller the Y wrestling coach and ex Iowa State wrestler will take three promising men to Clinton Saturday for the state YMCA wrestling tournament. Miller notes lack of experience is a handicap but says determination and physical condition give the team a chance. Competitors are Henry Miller 115 pounds Miles Locher 125 pounds and Fred Garner 135 pounds.
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Cincinnati bout has Carl Knowles from Savannah stopping Harry Baggett from Chattanooga in three rounds. Oakland match ends with Tommy Paul from Buffalo outpointing Andy Bundy of Oakland.
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Denial of Reported Attack on Major Jones Daughters
Maj. Albert M. Jones denied claims that his 20 year old daughter Barbara was attacked in a communist plot at the San Francisco Presidio. He acknowledged an anti subversive drive but said he has no knowledge of any attempted retaliation and no confirmation from Capt. Warren J. Clear.
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Notable San Francisco official dismisses attacker claims
A major stated that dangerous radicals employed in government relief projects at the Presidio were identified when possible and turned in, while denying any threats against his daughter or knowledge of an attack.
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Married couple required to sign joint federal income return
The Cedar Rapids IRS office states every joint return by a married person must be signed by both spouses. A separate return is only allowed if filed by one spouse, and either spouse may swear to the return.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Washington birthday party at Legion hall held by Legion and Auxiliary
MECHANICSVILLE. The annual Washington birthday party for Legion and Auxiliary members and their families was held in the Legion hall on Friday. A supper was followed by songs recitations and dialogues by Barbara Ruth Richard David and Walter Ferguson. Donna Dell Jackson sang with Margaret Doyle in a Dutch dance. Virginia Wilson and Richard Cruse dressed as Martha and George Washington and danced the minuet. Merle Reynolds Myron and LaVerne Worksman performed guitar and banjo selections.
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