Kohawks Top Carleton 54 to 40 in Key Conference Game
Coe College's Kohawks defeated Carleton 54 to 40 to tighten the Midwest conference race. Hank Moss led Coe with strong free throw shooting and Don Dunlop and Dave Connell set up scoring as Coe built a 28 23 halftime edge and held on. Grinnell lurks as Lawrence Ripon battles for a title shot in upcoming games.
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Cee
Carleton
Kohawks
Lawrence
Ripon
Grinnell
Pioneers
Appleton
Wis
Coe
Hank Moss
Jerry Lemon
Knox
Monmouth
Lemon
Moss
Don Dunlop
Dave Connell
Dunlop
Connell
Hank
Norsemen
Don
Bob Dunlop
Bill Wright
Iowa State Teachers
Iowa State College
Carleton Apy A
Wright
Tschirgi
Larson
Howard
Corbrtt
dLotte
D. Dunlop
Urucesemant
R.dunlop
Marvin
Biessecer
Massopuste
Lamprecht Bg
Uwalong
Kinz
Tufte
Ratter
Iwistretie
Tom Crabbe
Fred Minter
Judd Dean to End Long Cornell Athletics Ties
Longtime Cornell athlete Lloyd Church Dean known as Judd Dean began at Cornell in 1903 and leaves major athletics after tonight's Cornell Carlton game. Dean captained the 1925 football team and 1925 26 basketball squad, coached basketball, and served as physical education director, with a stint as Simpson College athletic director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Cornell
Biffy" Lee
Judd Dean
Dean
Cornell-Carleton
Simpson
Coe
Judd
East High of
Waterlow
Lloyd ‘Church
Ambers Retires After Losing To Jenkins In Madison Square Garden
Lou Ambers ends a long boxing career with a seventh round stoppage by Lew Jenkins at Madison Square Garden. Ambers, 27, weighed 140 ½ pounds and quit after Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout. Fans of 15,403 paid 746 443 in turnstiles as Jenkins retained the Lightweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Lou Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Lew Jenkins
Jenkins
Ambers
Arthur Donovan
al Weill
Sweetwater
Ringster
Hi-wee
Ein
Four Teams Remain in J. C. Cage Meet Semifinals Set
The state junior college basketball tourney moved to the semifinals with Burlington, Fort Dodge, Estherville, and Bloomfield left. Semifinals and finals occur Saturday night after Burlington edged Northwestern of Orange City 45 to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Fort Dodge
Estherville
Bloomfield
Manunketa
Onion
Northwestern
Orange
Maraghalltown
Fort Dodertt
Centerville
Burlington
Orange City
Nice
Osage and Fort Dodge Lead In State Wrestling Meet
Osage defending champion and Fort Dodge challenger topped the field as the state high school wrestling tournament moved to final rounds. Both teams won five first round matches on Friday with individual champions from 1940 among early winners. Christiansen of Cherokee defeated Len of Oelwein in the 95 pound class and Waterman of Oelwein beat Arden of Mason City in the 105 pound class.
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Clarion
Osage
Fort Dodge
Leeman and Gast
Winter
Clinton
Stoyanoff
West Waterloo
Christiansen
Cherokee
Len
Oelwein
Waterman
Arden
Mason City
Last minute rally decides Boone versus Franklin tilt
Franklin of Cedar Rapids edged Boone 30 to 26 as Sterling Delzell and Pete Schwinn sparked a late surge. Dan Stratton tied the game with a long shot but Schwinn sealed it with two late points. Schwinn led Franklin with 19 points while Bob Morris scored 15 for Boone.
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Gazetts
Boone
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Boone High Toreadors
Toreadors
Dan _ Stratton
Thunderbolts
Sterling Delzell
Pete Schwinn
Schwinn
Jim Jessup
Bob Morris
Don Reed
Morris
Delzell
Carol Thenhaus
Stratton
Orville Rust
Reed
Jessup
Thenhaus
Bolts
Cridar Banids
Tanne
Mantis Clinches Mid-Six Title With 27 19 Win
Monticello clinched the Mid-Six basketball crown by defeating Marion Indians 27 to 19 in the season finale at home. Key Monticello players included Jiddy with 11 points, Schrader and Siebels contributing solid offense, while Marion relied on free throws for most scoring and Martin led with eight points.
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Gazelle
Monticello
Marion
Indians
Martin
Lary
Marsh
Jiddy
Siebels
Schrader
Meggers
Eagees
Liddy
Sluary
Mize and Marion Declared Holdouts by Cardinals
St. Petersburg AP report notes first baseman Johnny Mize and shortstop Martin Marion join Eddie Lake Don Padgett Clyde Shoun and Hy Vandenberg as holdouts after not reporting to the Cardinals camp in Florida.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Mize
Martin Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Lake
Don Padgett
Clyde Shoun
Hy Vandenberg
College Basketball Scores Shared in Scattershot Summary
A wide array of college basketball results is listed, with teams including UCLA, DePaul, Oklahoma Aggies, Montana, and Texas Tech among many others. Scores are intermingled with scattered city and state mentions, school abbreviations, and partial team names, reflecting an OCR heavy sports roundup.
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California i
Stanford
Alabama
Auburn
Fordham
Georgetown
Oklahoma Aggies
St. Louis A
Tulsa
Washington
St. Louis
Arkansas
Southers Methodist
Washburn
Wichits
Wyoming
Colorado State
Montana
Montana State
Southern Calif
Nebraska
Wisseyan
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Tehrs
DePaul
Omaha
North Dakota
N. Dak
State
Wayne
Neb
Iowa
Simpson
Upper Iowa
Raker
Ottawa
Kan
Fort Mays
Western
McCook
Luther
Midland
Hastings
York
Doane Coe
Carleton
LaCrosse Tehrs
Superior Tehrs
St. Bethany
Call. of Emporia
Texas Tech
Hardin Simmons
Montana Normal
Montana Mines
Denver
Utah State
South Dakota State
St. S. Dak
Irate
Iowa City Little Hawks Clip Wilson For Mississippi Valley Crown
Iowa City High routs Wilson Cedar Rapids 39-24 to claim the Mississippi Valley conference basketball title. Captain Ray Sullivan scores 18 to finish season with 250 points in 19 games. sophomore team also defeats Wilson 25-23 for the sophomore title. Next up is the Kalona sectional against St. Patrick's of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Wilson High
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Ray Sullivan
Bill Folkers
Sullivan
Reading
Davenport High
Roosevelt
Davenport
Little Hawks
Blue Devils
Town City
Folkers
City High
Kalona
St. Patrick's
Packers and Iowa Manufacturing reach YMCA final round
Packers and Iowa Manufacturing won semifinals in the YMCA Gold Ball tournament with victories over Alburnett and Standard Oilers. Iowa Manufacturing surged to a 21 to 12 lead late in the third, led by Blahnik with 13 points, while Zisko led the Packers with 17. The consolation game and championship final set for Saturday night at Tandem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’s
Iowa
Alburnett
Standard Oilers
Iowa Manufacturing
Chancrs
Oilers
Jown Manufacturing
Bob Blahnik
Blahnik
Iowa Manufacturing Center
Novak
Stolba
Wilson Cagers
Packers
Dick Zisko
Daryl
Taapan
Oller
Rodd
Alton
Drexler
Linhe
Wiv
Fife
ZASKO
Habe Wilson
Gi Rockwood
Taylor
D. Thomas
Poole
Bishon
Cornell Wrestlers Bowl Over Carleton in Midwest Meet
Cornell College defeated Carleton 29 to 5 in a Midwest conference wrestling contest in Northfield. Carleton’s lone win came by forfeit as Cornell won all other matches. The visitors head to Minneapolis for a Saturday duel with Minnesota U.
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Northfield
Minn
Cornell College
Carleton
Cornell
Minneapolis
Minnesota U
Dubuque U. Cagers Clinch Iowa Title Over Parsons
Dubuque University defeated Parsons 54 to 44 to win the Iowa conference title, finishing 11‑2 in 13 games. Emil Lussow, Bill Riedel, and Erwin Schwartz sparked a second‑half run after a 29–25 halftime, while Bob Pollock and Jerry Miller led Parsons with 15 and 13 points.
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Dubuque
Dubuque University
Iowa
Parsons
Spartans
St. Ambrose
Iowa Wesleyan
Wildcats
Emil Lussow
Bill Riedel
Erwin Schwartz
Bob Pollock
Jerry Miller
Kenneth
Moco” Mercer
Dubnavesth Parsons
Wassow
Pollock
Leask
Waguer
Sileveren
Millere
Schwartz
Don Sullivan Tops Red Crown Bowlers With 647 Series
Don Sullivan led the Red Crown Major bowling league with a 647 series on a 266 game and two other scores of 178 and 203 as his Josten Trophies team swept Stemlar Service. Teammate Tony Yuva rolled 609, How ard Helscher 608, while Lincoln Major leaguers Max Kline Mike Mc Niel and Ernie Liska posted 605. Ely claimed a 242 high in the Haegg Roofing tilt and Tellier had 570 in the Coil Machines within Lincoln alleys. In Iowa Manufacturing, McManes posted 543 on games of 183 184 176. In Ormond Beach Florida Medalist Jane Cothran and Mary Agnes Wall won semi finals in the South Atlantic women’s golf tour to meet Saturday for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sullivan
Josten Trophies
Stemlar Service
Tony Yuva
Howard Helscher
Yuva
Helscher
Lincoln
Max Kline
Mike McNiel
Ernie Liska
Ely
Haegg
McManes
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Tellier
Lincoln Alleys
Bales Bawtee GK
Ith Crazer - Vee
Aeewee
Lilepold
R. Cc
Colonial Bakery
Eddy Paper Corp
Jostens
Steinlar Servene Aaa
High Sullivan
Beck's Athletic Goods
High
Yu . Ee
Hamms Beer Anne
Jack Sprat Foods
Jlrouch
Wilson and Co
Linback Lumber Co
Assida
Stolba Teaser
Penick and Ford Eee
All Gold Foods
Eee
Chaadima
Lincoln Junior
C. R. Motorcycle Club
Honeymead
High Ladage
Searles Fit Trust Bank
Anderson
Wilsco
Brammer
Liska
Ates
Nish
Kleinick
Lafayette Cale Cree
Hensley
Kline
Milwaukee
Serae
Virginia
Karasek
Early-Season High School Basketball Results in Eastern Iowa
Eastern Iowa high school teams closed regular season with key wins as McGregor, Williamsburg, Manchester and Center Point led the pack. Montour outlasted Van Horne in four overtimes, while Postville edged Elkader 19 18. Other scores include Williamsburg over Montezuma 36-31 and Center Point 28 Springville 19.
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Iowa
McGregor
Willliamsburg
Manchester
Center Point
Vorivud Ovlemi Jidc le Ben Kammer
New Hampton
Williamsburg
Montezuma
Maquoketa
Springville
Anamosa
Linn County
St. Wenceslaus
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Montour
van Horne
Gilbert Wolfe
Wolfe
Postville
Elkader
Decorah
Waverly
Wei Yee
Brierly
Torvik
West Union
Weat Union
Waukon
Moore
Erickson
Eeses
Lost Nation
Ee Va
Olin
Wolf
Thompson
Staples
Davis
Atkins
Todasine
Galloseawne
Eodavile
Walser
Fedayille
Tkins
Ville
Andrews
District tourney slimmed to 32 in Iowa high school hoops
Iowa girls state tournament narrowed to 32 with 16 finalists to be set after district meets. Hansell tops Rock Falls 77 to 63. upsets knock out Van Bletcher and Avoca. results include Town Falls, Waterville, Olin, Rock Falls, and others as eastern Iowa teams vie for semi finals.
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Des Moines
INS
Hansell
Waterville
Rock Falls
Frederika
van Bleter
Ankeny
Avoca
Hancock
Town Falls
Olin Oom Rock Falls
Hansai
I.alsans
Rede Dy i
Sheffield
Hampton
Gowrie
Holstein
Wesley Sincca
Bode
Grover
Swan Lake
Eddyville
Numan
Comprtine Township
Lynnville
Cedar
Farmington Farmington
Cantril
Centerville
Councilson
Melcher Seymour
Lineville
Dallas
Weldon
Marengo
Gilnan
Nichols
Barnes City
Avoca Hancock
Wiota Bee Tae Oy
Lenox
Northwood
Cor
Clearfield
Intial
Stewart Winterset
Bayard
SA BN Angan
van Seter
Va Sheldahl
Martensdale
Ye Bieter
Roosevelt Tops River Kings 33 26 in MVC clash
Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids defeated Clinton 35 to 26 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Clinton led 9 3 early and 15 11 at halftime but Roosevelt mounted a late rally aided by Clinton players fouling out. Emory Sample scored 15 for Clinton while Roosevelt benefited from strong free throw shooting. Clinton also won the sophomore game 31 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
River Kings
Clinton Regars
Rough Riders
Emory Sample
Metela
Stetcintes
Bissel
Echumacher
Samnic
Dorsey
McKinley Golden Bears Triumph Over Cedar Falls Tigers
McKinley’s Golden Bears defeated Cedar Falls 32 to 20 after building a early lead and maintaining pressure. Vern Harger led with 14 points, Wilbur Grega added 11, and McKinley’s defense limited Cedar Falls’ comeback attempts.
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Ckinley
Golden Bears
Thal
Tigers
Vern Harger
Louis Catshall
Cedar Falls
McKinley
Wilbur Gregag
Preston A
Bears
Ag Tead Rae
Ceddr Falls
Mike Bisek
Hargee
Wain Tiger
Kinley
Atteatme
McKinlay
Jabandon
McKinley Stomores
Cal
Cedar
Dutcher
Oleson
Uharris
OlCutshalle
aMertithe
Holmes
Uharland
Tolletson
Rot Lewelyng
Thad Gates Este
McKat
Cooper
Sport Jabs by The Associated Press
Boxing notes from New York and Boston list fighters Lew Jenking Tex lightweight Lew Ambers and others with bouts and weights. scattered lines show names and locations in a rough wrap of boxing standings and matchups.
State Open Table Tennis Finals And Winners
Readable fragments describe a state open table tennis finals with Jim Lightner defeating Taylor 21-17 21-17 in men singles and J Bell in doubles, with results for women singles and mixed doubles. Names include Lightner, Taylor, Bell, and others. event dates reference March and Beaver at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ery
Air
Pion
Jim Lightner
Colby Eliminedl
Lightner
Ade Owell Taylor
Newton
Bckey Newton
Dolores Woods
Genbles
Joe Hidder
Phies
Beaver
Y. M. Gles
Taylor
Red Bell
Ted. Lightner
Wornes
J. Light
E Birney
J Mereataa
Jim Bell
J. Bell
eBagan
Foods
Bally Henry
Eit Nand
Fay Bet Ate Nior
Bitches
Fiat
Jerry Leme Clinches Midwest We Individual Scoring Title
In Burg Alabama Jerry Leme clinched the Midwest We individual scoring title as season play concluded. The victory caps a standout season highlighted by high total points and consistent scoring across key regional games.
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Lawrence, Ripon
Wisconsin
Roy McHugh
J. C. Cage Meet
Mat
Cn Frp
Reed F von Doran
Bechtel
Deez Delzelt
Lantz
Sparks
E Sword
Lamhe Darling
Jack North
Frank Musterspa
Mantis
Schulte
Oshkosh
Fred Schulte
Belvidere
Ill
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Browns
Mize
Rambler
Fort ForFtee Sullivan
McEvers
Birkicht Dno Thomp
Stastny
Jim Thomp
Danner
Ol Knake Kanak
Aarona Wessale
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O'Clouhy Lemons
Sangster Ol
Towa City
Cothran VS. Wall
Ormond Beach
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Reindeck
Gladbrook
Peach Reinbeck
Reinbeck
Grindbrook
Joe Taylor
Dick Taylor
Independence
Independence Wish For Independence
Fisher
Hich
McBride
Iiependence Soph
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Wellman
Swartzendruber
West Chester
Flynn
Solon
Ead
Eeevee
Rushek
Kelsey
Cea Wees Bolom
Areees Solon
Belle Elaine
Belle Plaine
Toledo
Belle
Toleda
Belle Plaine Prybil
Toleds
Arnold
Peterson
Shellsburg
Shellsburge
Mount Augbur
Mount Aub
D. Peacock
Mount Auburn
Riley, Ohrt
Skellebure
Dunior Hish
Mount Aubur
Victor
Rreskiym
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Novotny
Uma
Aswese
Tittle High
Shine
Brooklyn
S¢Rondy
Ae Vieter
Newhall
Hulk Ndeensos
Kelly
Enya
Palo
Newhall Girls
Cejka
Rirawberry Pont
Nynare
Strawberry Point
Maynard—Schulttz
Strawberry
Maynard
Bartelsigh
Burkest
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Thomason Ferson
Ames
du Dubuque
Keokuk
LeMars
Sioux City
Oskaloosa
Webster City
Wapelie
Calumbua Junction
Frader
Yett
van Meter
Ilowa
Walker
Clermont
Uatt
Walker Mulleneaux
Loftsgard
Delhi
McGeough
Delhi Vesey
Iowa Falls
Ciutierih
State Center
Tialf
Clutier
Mundt
Steamboat Rock
Falix
Steamboat Rock Hith
Towa Falls
M. Nawe
Johnson
Gilman
Gilman Wolmes
Graham
Barnes City High
Marengo Tfames
Barnes City van Gorp
Lowlen
Lowden
Olin Hotz
Stolto
Onslow ii
Alburnett High
Onslow
Alburnett Hich
Onslow Peterson Thomas
Bay
Sample
Gregor
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