Debated Iowa high school athletic oversight bill
The piece critiques Senate File 311 proposing state control of high school athletics, noting it would not dissolve the current association, targets boys, and raises concerns over governance, district divisions, and potential politicization. It questions the superintendent’s suitability and suggests motives to shift power from schools to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Quinn
Board of Control and Schools
Association
Des Moines
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Iowa
Boys’ Association
Seog Sidelined With Wrist Injury For Michigan Baseball
Ann Arbor Michigan star athlete Bob Seog sustained a fracture in the right wrist after a friendly house scuffle. An X ray confirmed a broken bone likely ending his baseball season and hindering Wolverines Western Conference prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ty House
Bob Seog
Michigan
Wolverines
Sectional Scores From The Associated Press Display
Sectional scores list various games across Iowa with multiple teams and players named. Notable entries include Humboldt K-Argons 34 and Grove 30, Missouri Valley Woodbine 31, Nevada Esher 38 Hadelitte 34, Mediapolis Waterloo 33, Grand Meadow Chande Os Aurelia 31, plus Spirit Lake Lake Park Milford and Manning 61. Remaining regions show a mix of scores and players across rural towns and high school teams.
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The
Associated Press
Humboldt
Argons
Nele Grove
Sioux
Missouri Valley
Mitouri
Valier
Woodbine
Bloomfield
Usikon
Keota
Willamebure
Nevada
Esher
Hadelitte
Mediapolis
Bamanats
Waterloo
Uae
Denver
Alton
Sheldo
George
Rudd
Nora Springs
Boumby
Chande Os
HumEston
Chariton Alerton Creston
Prescott
Tee City
Spirit
Lake Park
Okoboji
Milford
Harris
What Cheer
Delta
Ate Sek
Viola Tow
Defiance
St. Paul
Manning
Extra
T Pleasantville
Jery
Attica
Grand
Stxerion
Cooper
Fer
Gereates Cemines
Sanborn
Paullina
Dallas Center
van Meter
Melbourne
Rhodes
Collins
Chepons Tower
Moe
Livermore
Rodman
Laurens
Mallard
Plover
A—Laurens
Prere
Catholic
Aripse
Zion
Arispe
Wnk F ‘Williams
Geneva
Ampoat Rock
Union
Council Bluffs
Fenate
Iowa
Lorimer Patterson
Truro
Horwalk
Gran
New Doubles Team Takes Lead In City Men’s Bowling Tour
Saturday’s final weekend action in the city men’s bowling tournament saw Vern White and Griffin post a 1229 in doubles with a 195 handicap to lead. Charley Hansen’s 660 led singles, aided by a 21-pin handicap from Harry Brim. My-Time’s 2900 still tops team standings. Welch-Cook-Bears added 249 as best Saturday score. The event concludes today at Bowham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern White
Griffin
Charley Hansen
Harry Brim
Welch-Cook-Bears
Bowham
Michigan Wolverines Triumph Over Michigan State 59-47
Michigan opened strong only in the second half to defeat Michigan State 59-47 before a crowd of about 10 000 at East Lansing. The Wolverines surged ahead after intermission to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Michigan State
Men in Classic league post high pin totals
Last week in the Classic league several men topped 600 pins led by Stastny with 641 Randall 626 Cook 624 Clark 618 and Hultberg 600. Stastny Cook and M Hultberg propelled Step-Off Tavern to 3104 for three games as the S and W team posted a 1085 middle stretch. Mike Simitz resigned as Bowham manager seeking a lease on a Rock Ti plant amid local bowling notes.
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Stastny
Randall
Cook
Clark
Hultberg
M Hultberg
All
Lattner
Mike Simitz
Bowham
Rock Ti
Leta Smith
Boegel
M. Cox
D. Serovy
A. Mrstik . Frasinger
A. Stastny
Peer Se
Red Pepper’s Sport Scribbles Bring Golden Gloves, Local Notes
Columns recount Cedar Rapids boxers Freddie Perkins and Maurice Carlsen links in Golden Gloves lore, Keeley Team in Chicago bowling, and questions over Purdue Wisconsin football bleachers collapse. Mentions Joe Louis weight, Iowa State football, and coach Mike Michalske’s resignation. readers from Clarence offer opinions on novice divisions and local support.
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West Coast
M. A. Carlson
Pomona
Carlsen
Cedar Rapids
Parkersburg
W. Va
Toledo
Chicago
Leo Novak
Maurice Carlsen
Novak
Joe Louis
Mauriello
Joe
Iowa State College
Oklahoma
Mike Michalske
Wolves
Certify 12 Teams For Cage Tourney
In Kansas City the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball certified twelve of the planned thirty two tournament teams for the March 10 to 15 event. Teams named include Southern Illinois Carnegie Mellon? defending champ Mississippi Delta Cleveland Loras college Dubuque Emporia State Lawrence Tech Whittier Texas Wesleyan and All Texas. Liston noted remaining entries delayed by playoffs and conference races with six spots held for new districts expressing intent to send teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. S. Liston
Southern Illinois
Carbondale
Mississippi Delta
Cleveland
Miss
As College
Dubuque
Emporia State College
Emporia
Kan
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Whittier State College
Whittier
Calif
Texas Wesleyan
Fort Worth
Texas
Liston
Gazette Newsies Enter Novice Basketball Tourney
The Community House hosts a three night novice basketball tournament Tuesday to Thursday with ten teams including the Gazette Newsies replacing St. Paul’s Methodist church. Fritz Fluegel and Don Kriz lead judges for sportsmanship alongside a third not yet named. Coach Harris Lamb of Coe College provides two officials nightly. John Heidel will award trophies and medals after four games each Tuesday and Wednesday and the final consolation and final games conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community House
The
Gazette Newsies
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fritz Fluegel
Don Kriz
Harris Lamb
Coe College
John Heidel
Missourians Tie Two Indoor Marks In Conference Prelims
Missouri and Nebraska led the Big Six indoor preliminaries as 11 Tigers qualified in six events and nine Nebraskans advanced. Harry Guth tied the 60 yard dash mark in 6.1 seconds while Bob Blakeley matched the 60 yard hurdles in 7.6 seconds.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Nebraska
Tigers
Harry Guth
Bob Blakeley
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas State
Iowa State
Northwestern Routs Opponent in Track and Boxing Notes
Reread of college sports shows Northwestern 48 in track events with scattered scores and percentages. Boxing results list Wisconsin 45 to 34 against Syracuse. fencing and other events appear garbled with fragmented team names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Musial and Five Cardinals Holdout for Opening Camp
Stan Musial along with five Cardinals players did not report for the spring training opener in St. Pete as Eddie Dyer confirmed. Howie Pollet Red Schoendienst accepted salary offers and were en route to camp. Other unsigned names included Murray Dickson Harry Walker Erv Dusak Bill Endicott and Johnny Grodzicki amid a tense pre season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fila
Eddie Dyer
Howie Pollet
Red Schoendienst
Musial
Murray Dickson
Harry Walker
Erv Dusak
Bill Endicott
Johnny Grodzicki
Detroit Tigers
Roy Cullenbine
Handyman
Bengal
Cullenbine
Switchhitter
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin dominates trio as Badgers beat Northwestern and Iowa
Wisconsin trackmen win six events in a triangular meet at Madison scoring 72 points to Northwestern 34 and Iowa 29. Gehrmann in the 60 yard hurdles and Bennett in the high jump lead Wisconsin with several strong showings amid scattered results from the Northwestern and Iowa squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Badgers
Gehrmann
Wiscon
Hall
Lambert
Fo Jones
Munson
Utes
Seshee Toate
Lavere
Seoale
Bennett
Lan
Ander
Sennet
Sackett
Cnet Fis
Rough Basketball Scores Across Midwest and East
Scores show Towson 51 Torée 48 and Michigan State 47 plus other listed results. Midwest Conference games include Lawrence 70 Illinois Tech 80 and West Texas State 62 New Mexico 54. Eastern results show Maryland 68 and Washington 50 while Texas A and M 59 Texas 66 Arkansas 46. Western Kentucky 7 Hawaii 37 appears in the intersectional line.
Legion Mat Show Adds Three New Personalities
The American Legion wrestling event at Memorial Coliseum this Wednesday introduces two Irish Frank Taylor like figures and a Jack Conley type. Ken Fenelon of Dubuque and Alberto Pico of Mexico City join the card, facing Leo Jensen of Tulsa and Grandpappy Earl Wampler. Tony's Grill handles advance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Frank Taylor
Jack Conley
Ken Fenelon
Dubuque
Alberto Pico
Mexico City
Tiger Joe Feroni
New York
Feroni
Pico
Fenelon
Leo Jensen
Tulsa
Taylor
Corey
Earl Wampler
Tony’s Grill
Second Avenue
36 Holes on Tap Today In St. Petersburg Open
In St. Petersburg Florida thirty six holes including the finals will be played today in the ten thousand dollar St. Petersburg open golf tournament Rain Saturday forced the third round to be postponed with two eighteen hole rounds scheduled today Jimmy Demaret led after two rounds with seven under par 135 The field trails him with Ky Laffoon Jim Ferrier Ben Hogan Lou Worsham Dick Metz Iverson Martin among the top group Amateurs Ed Updegraff and Otto Greiner led at 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Lanky Ojal
Calif
Shotmaxer
Demaret
Ky Laffoon
St. Andrews
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Lou Worsham
Washington
Dick Metz
Chicago
Iverson Martin
Fort Worth
Ed Updegraff
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
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Fred Winter
Wolfe and Company, Certified Public Accountants
Chappuis
Mship
Tae Eaton
C. White
Udra
Whisler
M. Griffin White
K. Teketiem
J. Me
Besas
J. Franc
Kramer
A. Sova
Harriss
Siebert
H. Wright
Seaton
Schamberser
G. Newland
Dennis
Bax
Lorenzen
G. Henry
B. Ae
L. c. Whisier
G L. Napiies
Eer
Powell
F Brises
Cc. Krueger
G. Mudra
J. Wagner
Conservation Commission
Linn
Michigan Mauls Spartans
Michigan Roberts
F Wood
C Han
Elletve Robbins
Crikotts
White
Tacscaigre
Alaned
Cawood State
Glen Erger
Carl Wilford
John Stourne
Bob Kazimour
Don Semoka
Red Peppers
By Tait
Freddie Perkins
Johnny
Cedar Ra
Bougainville
Ken Harmer
Keeley
Windy City
Ken
Moline
Ace Calder
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Memphis
Tenn
Peoria
Ill
Tommy Campbell
Clinton
Big Nine
Anthony
Purdue
Boilermakers
Walt Lautenbach
Walt
Lautenbach
Illinois
Lester Kelly
Clarence
Smith
Frankie Washington
al Meier
Honigman
Thornton
Twatchman
Benget
North Cestral
Brake
Bradley
Obie State
Pumes
Isimore Coll Baxter Motor Co
Ith St
A Ave
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Lucadello
New York Yankees
Ellis Kinder
Brownies
Miami
Boston Braves
Braves
Earl Torgeson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branca
Rney
Barrett
Iowa U
Tows
State
Midwest
Rawrence
Tillmois Tech
Iikin
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Wess
Penn
Dartmouth Canisius
Niacars
West Texas State
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Texas A. & M
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Arkansas
Kentucky
Hawaii
Ames
Sioux City Central
Legion
Killian Company
Barton
Allen Supply Company
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John E. Greenlee
Pev
Bett Ela Ye Yal
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