Cornell Pounds Monmouth To End Season 43 25
Cornell closes its basketball season with a 43 to 25 victory over Monmouth in a Midwest conference game to finish fifth in the standings. The Purple built a large second half lead after a tight first half and used reserves to pull away, with Coffman leading Cornell scoring and Henke the lone senior on the floor. Monmouth’s Woll and Meyer each scored seven.
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Monmouth
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Purple
Coe
Uloucrtwooud
Oil
Lontian
Zoda
O'Connor
Henke
Kautz
Current
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Coffman
Woll
Meyer
Babe born Friday the thirteenth fuels Emporia team run
Ed Whittlesey’s 21 month old son David supposedly brings luck to the College of Emporia basketball squad. When the baby attends games the team wins, while home games without him show losses. The infant’s presence or absence is tied to two away wins, and Emporia and McPherson College share the Kansas conference title.
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Kan
Ed Whittlesey
David
Ovns
College of Emporia
Journalism i
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McPherson College
Kansas
Jones shoots 65 on Augusta course engineered for him
Bobby Jones carded a 65 at Augusta National, set as per his design, beating the previous course record by one stroke. He birdied the sixth seventh ninth and fifteenth seventeenth with an eagle on the fourth hole. Foursome included T K Fletcher, T A Silver, and T R Garlington as he trains for the Masters on March 22.
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Augusta
Bobby Jones
Augusta National Golf Club
Jones
Ed Dudley
Bobby
T. K Fletcher
Toronto
T A Silver
New York
T R. Garlington
Atlanta
Roosevelt Cagers Beat Franklin 28 to 15 in High School Game
Roosevelt junior high won its ninth straight with a 28 15 win over Franklin at the Roosevelt gym. Franklin led early but Roosevelt pulled ahead and held the lead as Pratt Tate and Seeley starred on offense. Fjellman scored nine for Roosevelt and Jordan ten for Franklin. Roosevelt to face alumni at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Roosevelt Junior High
West Side
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Roosevelt Gym
Franklin
Roosevelt
Pratt
Tate
Seeley
Fjellman
Jordan
Franklin Roosevelt
Notre Dame dominates Ohio State in track meet
Notre Dame defeated Ohio State 71 to 33 in a dual track meet at Notre Dame Indiana. Sophomore George Meagher set a Notre Dame broad jump record with 23 feet 5 inches and also won the low hurdles while earning high point honors. The Irish mile relay finished 3 minutes 24.8 seconds, just shy of the school record. Civil Works Administration helped develop 226 new landing fields and upgrade 250 existing airports.
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Ind
Notre Dame University
Ohio State
George Meagher
Collegiana
LeRoy, Brown
Dartmouth
George Spitz
Keith Brown
Yale
Wirt Thompson
Brown
Thompson
Huntington C M A defeats Indiana in dual meet
Huntington M C A edged Indiana University 43 2 to 40 2 in a Saturday dual swimming meet in Bloomington Indiana. The meet featured close races and strong performances from both teams as they competed for points.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Huntington
C. A
Indiana University
Algona and Boone Round Sectional Final Scores
Sectional tourneys list A finals and B finals across multiple Iowa towns including Algona Boone Creston Council Bluffs Fairfield Osceola Spencer Waterloo and Webster City with final scores such as Algona 28 Humboldt 13 Creston 24 Lenox 17 and Henderson 38 Silver City 18 plus numerous B semifinal finals and regional results.
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Creston
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Austria marks first anniversary of parliament fall
Vienna notes the first anniversary of the Austro Parliament dissolution and Dollfuss's emergency rule observances led by Villach with speeches amid tensions. Socialists warn against fascism as civil conflict and border raids heighten anxiety. An old Texas law error is cited about daytime headlight use.
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Villach
Carinthia
Socialist Party
Conception Meets Ot Pats Tonight For City Tourney Opener
The city Catholic tournament opens on the Immaculate Conception floor tonight with St Patrick's facing Immaculate Conception. St Wenceslaus meets the night’s winner next Tuesday for the championship, with the losers playing for second.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s
Lone Tree to Host Semi Pro Amateur Basketball Tourney
Lone Tree will host a semi pro and amateur basketball tournament March 12 17 with 24 teams from Davenport Muscatine Iowa City Morning Sun Wapello and Solon. Class A includes towns 2500 plus and class B covers smaller towns. Prizes reach 75 35 and 15. Entry details via manager Charles Gaeta.
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Lone Tree Independents
Davenport
Muscatine
Iowa City
Morning Sun
Wapello
Solon
Charles Gaeta
Pirates Star Larry French Signs Contract in California Camp
Larry French, the Pirates ace, signed a contract at the Paso Robles training camp as the Pirates prepared to depart for camp. The No. 1 pitcher joined the main squad in California ahead of the team’s departure.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
Paso Robles
Calif
Pirates
Army flyer aims at Gus Moreland big golf year
Lieut Bernhard Schriever plans a June Texas golf invasion to challenge Gus Turner Moreland for trans Miss and Walker Cup status. If recalled to active duty he will return for major Texas amateur events. if not he will take a three week leave for trans Miss and Texas tournaments.
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Tex
Bernhard Schriever
Southwest
Gus Turner Moreland
Dallas
Texas
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Riverside
Calif
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U. S. Army
Schriever
North Texas
Moreland
Stoefen and Bachs Capture Bermuda Tennis Titles
Les Stoefen of Los Angeles defeated Wilmer Allison of Texas 6-1 6-2 1-6 6-3 to win the Bermuda men’s singles championship in Hamilton. Marjorie Bachs of Boston beat Mrs. Frederick McBride of Virginia 5-7 6-4 6-2 for the women’s title.
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Bermuda
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Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Texas
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Boston
Downing
Frederick McBride
Virginia
Golf Instruction on Stance and Weight in Swing
Chester Horton explains common faults in golf such as too much weight on the right foot near impact and leaping onto the right toe. He argues against weight shifting, advocating a fixed vehicle axis with the right hip moving straight back to maintain balance and keep the club head to the ball.
Michigan Swimmers Defeat Illinois In Dual Meet
University of Michigan outscored Illinois 80 to unknown in Champaign. Charles Flachman of Illinois set a 50 yard free record in 24.3 seconds and led in the 100 and 220 yard swims. Dick Degner, an Olympic diver, won the diving contest. Michigan medley relay also set a tank record at 3 minutes 117 seconds for 300 yards.
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University of Michigan
University of Illinois
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Imnois
Dick Degner
Olympic
Michigan
Second Christian Bowl Narrowly Defeated by First Evangelical
Second Christian lost a close game to First Evangelical 26 to 18 on Monday night. A tight second half saw Second Christian hold a 9 to 8 edge, with First Evangelical leading 18 to 9 at halftime. Shaffer and Sample scored ten points each for First Evangelical while Anash had five for Second Christian. Second Christian did not commit a single foul.
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Sample
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Diamondball Meeting Set For Monday Night
Cedar Rapids Diamondball association holds its general meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in the council chamber of city hall. Representatives from all leagues are expected. Topics include official ball rules entry fees and umpires. A new league for city and county government units will be formed.
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Cedar Rapids Diamondball Association
John Ringling Files Divorce Suit Second Time
John Ringling president of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Batley Combined Circuses filed a second divorce suit in Sarasota circuit court against his wife Emily Hang Buck Ringling. The papers were withdrawn after filing and sealed. The couple married in 1930.
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Sarasota, Fla
John Ringling
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Batley Combined Circuses, Inc
Emily Hang Buck Ringling
Henry L. Willford
Ringling
Ringlings
Hormel executive Ole Blagsvedt dies after illness
Decorah obituary for Ole Blagsvedt 53 longtime Hormel Packing company sales dean dies after three months illness. He served Hormel 28 years and is survived by his mother three sisters and a brother. Funeral services set for Monday.
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Decorah
Payn Funeral Monday for Charles G Payn
Funeral services for Charles Grant Payn age 65 of 410 Second Avenue SE will be held Monday at 10 am at the Solon Methodist Church with the Rev. Mr. Hunt presiding. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery at Solon.
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Charles Grant Payn
Second Avenue SE
Methodist Church
Solon
Mr. Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
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