Wisconsin Beats Iowa 35 32 In Big Ten Showdown
Wisconsin tops Iowa 35 to 32 in Madison as second half surges erase a 22 to 15 Hawkeye lead. Demark sparks rally with three straight field goals, Barko leads Iowa with 10 points while Demark adds nine for Wisconsin.
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Wildcats Conquer Chicago 30 to 22
Northwestern defeated Chicago 30 to 22 at the Maroon Field House to clinch at least a share of second in the Western conference. Don Brewer scored ten ideas. Manske and Haarlow led Chicago with six points each as fouls mounted and players fouled out. Northwestern finished eight and four. Chicago two and ten.
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Injury Suffered Swerving to Miss Unlit Car on Highway
L C Jeffries of 2226 Avenue NE suffered a wrenching back at 8 30 p m Saturday as he steered northbound on highway 161 into a ditch to avoid an unlit car that entered from a side road near Thirty sixth Avenue SW. The other vehicle fled the scene. police arrived shortly after but Jeffries could not describe the other car or license. His car was damaged.
Navy paints noses red on engines to warn pilots
The US Navy has begun applying red noses to experimental engines to signal pilots to study their unique features before flight. This color cue aims to reduce risk by ensuring crews are aware of special characteristics prior to takeoff.
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Tunney Opinions on Carnera Baer and Loughran
Gene Tunney, visiting Bernard Gimbel in Palm Beach, blasts Primo Carnera as a disappointing fighter yet still a top heavyweight, praises Baer as a puncher but worries over his recent form, and notes Loughran’s bravery but Carnera’s size overwhelmed him.
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Hicks Defeats Hill To Win East Coast Florida Golf Title
Miss Helen Hicks of Long Island defeats Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City 2 and 1 in the final to capture the East Coast Florida women's golf tournament title in St. Augustine Florida.
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Doyle Picks Giants and GriffS to Win Pennants
Broadway betting commissioner Jack Doyle projects the New York Giants and Washington Senators to repeat as league champions this season. He rates the Senators as strongest with even money, Giants at 3 to 2, Red Sox at 4 to 1, and Athletics at 50 to 1, with Boston third in the American race.
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Western League to Hold Schedule Meeting in Des Moines
Harry Johnson president of the Bunnies was notified Saturday that a Western League special meeting will be held in Des Moines Tuesday. President Dale Gear called the session to draft a schedule and discuss issues since the league reorganization in Des Moines. Johnson serves on the schedule committee alongside Al Schultz and Charles Knight.
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St Ambrose Falls to St Marys in Ottumwa OT
In the finals St Ambrose of Davenport lost to St Marys Ottumwa 22 18 in overtime. Consolation round saw St Marys Muscatine beat St Marys Ottumwa 20 16 while St Marys Ottumwa edged Iowa City 20 19.
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Hargrave a leading candidate for Cedar Rapids manager
The Cedar Rapids Western league club may name a new manager this week with Eugene "Bubbles" Hargrave among the top three contenders. President Harry Johnson said final candidates will be settled at an executive committee meeting, with a decision expected by Friday.
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Senior Tourney Pairings Set for Y M C A Begin Monday
Eight Cedar Rapids teams and eight outsiders enter a senior Gold Medal basketball tourney at the Y M C A. Opens Monday with six matchups including Oliver Crows vs Cedar Rapids Gazette at 7 p.m. Barron Shell and Blairstown Blue Devils meet at 9 p.m. and Alburnett Hawks clash Z C B I at 10.
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Fonseca Welcomes White Sox Arrival At Pasadena Camp
Manager Lew Fonseca greeted the Chicago White Sox upon arrival in Pasadena with all but Luke Appling present. George Earnshaw, the pitcher from the Athletics, impressed Fonseca and announced readiness for intensive work. Other arrivals included Milton Gaston Joe Heving Ed Durham Sam Jones Ted Lyons Minter Hayes Ralph Kress Mervyn Shea Evar Swanson Bern ie Uhalt. Speedway entry limits set at 45 gallons of gas and six gallons two quarts of lubricant.
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Washington Downs Marion 28 12 For Class A Title
Washington defeats Marion 28 to 12 to win the class A sectional crown at Coe gym. The Tigers trailed 5-1 after one period but outscored Marion in the second half to secure the victory led by Forrestal Blahnik and a strong late push. Sievers led Mar tello with 19 points as Palo and Stanwood also posted wins in the day’s sectionals.
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Purdue throttles Hoosiers 55 to 28 to cap home season
Purdue dominates Indiana 55 to 28 at home to set an all time season scoring record at 486 points. Ed Shaver leads with 14 points, supported by Dutch Fehring and Ray Eddy in a strong Boiler makers performance.
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Stevens Predicts N Y U Will Win Some Grid Games
Dr. Marvin A. Mal Stevens assesses New York University football coaching challenges and says they should confidently expect their share of victories. He notes lack of indoor facilities, outdoor practice delays until ground dries around April, and selection limited to players not involved in other sports.
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Nebraska defeats Grinnell in dual meet 58 to 26
Lincoln Nebraska AP led by Bernie Masterson Nebraska swimmers won 58 to 26 over Grinnell College in a dual. Masterson swam the 50 and 100 yard freestyles faster than Big Six records and Malbrough of Grinnell was the only Iowan with two event wins.
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Hubbell Pitches Four Innings For Giants
Carl Hubbell, star southpaw of the New York Giants, began spring training with a four inning appearance in Miami Beach. He pitched two innings for the regulars and two for the reserves, yielding no runs and one hit while using only speed. The regulars won 4 to 2.
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Sporadic College Meet Scores Across Basketball Swimming Gymnastics and Track
Basketball results show Wisconsin 33 Iowa 32 Northwestern 30 Chicago 22 Purdue 33 Indiana 2a Cornell 43 Monmouth 25. Swimming Nebraska 58 Grinnell 26 Michigan 50 Illinois 34. Gymnastics Chicago 3017 253 Minnesota 976 50. Track Notre Dame 7 Ohio State 43 Srichtean 643 Chicago 29 Northwestern 2 Wrestling Oklahoma A and M 31 Navz and.
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Shellsburg Quintet Whips Urbana 32-28
Shellsburg Independents rallied to defeat Urbana 32-28 in Urbana. Urbana led early and midway, with scores 10-8 after one quarter and 15-11 at halftime, but Shellsburg outscored them in the final period. Beebe and Franks led Urbana with seven points each.
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