Kohawks and Grinnell Share Midwest Conference Title
Ripon defeats Grinnell 42 to 39 to prevent an undisputed title and force a shared Midwest center standings with Coe. Ripon’s 18 points by Kremar lead a tight game as Grinnell falls back after a strong first half. Grinnell and Ripon finish 10–2, Coe rising to second.
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Three Hawk Teams Seek Loop Laurels
Iowa City AP reports three University of Iowa teams contest Big Ten meets this weekend. Wrestling and track travel to Columbus and Lafayette for competition while the swimmers stay home to host the conference. Slim hopes linger for the tankmen and wrestlers as Iowa aims to challenge Michigan for the title. over 40 Hawkeyes will compete. The last Big Ten swimming meet in the Iowa pool was in 1934.
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Lafayette
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Michigan
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Tuesay
Semi Final Slates in Miami-Biltmore Four-Ball Golf
Eight top pros reach the semifinals of the Miami Biltmore international four ball championship in Coral Gables. Defending champs Billy Burke and Craig Wood face Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan, while Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl play Horton Smith and Paul Runyan. Burke-Wood had beaten Leo Heiner and Clayton Heaton. Sarazen-Hogan beat Leonard Dodson and Willie Goggin.
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Billy Burke
Belleair
Fla
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ilr
Paul Runyan
Burke
Wood
Leo Walper
Washington
D. C
Clayton Heatner
Linville
Sarazen
Hogan
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Willie Goggin
Miami
Snead
Guldahl
Johnny Bulla
Lloyd Mangrum
Smith
Runyan
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Jag McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Nine Hawkeye Athletes Earn Scholastic Awards
Iowa City AP Nine University of Iowa athletes received scholarship awards for academic work last semester during a basketball game break. Recipients include Kenneth Steinbeck Rubio track Vito Lopin swimming George Larsen golf Edward Mason gymnastics James OBrien baseball Robert Lauterbach football Howard Hensleigh tennis Jack Moyers basketball and William Hibbs wrestling.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. “Dad” Schroeder
Kenneth I
Steinbeck
Rubio
Vito Lopin
Rockford
George Larsen
Council Bluffs
Edward Mason
James O’brien
McGregor
Robert A Lauterbach
Sac City
Howard E. Hensleigh
Iowa
Jack Moyers
Guthrie Center
William Hibbs
Iowa Falls
Badger Stars Dominate All-Big Ten Choices
Wisconsin’s Gene Englund and John Kotz headline the first team as Big Ten coaches pick two Badgers for the AP all conference squad. Ohio State’s Dick Fisher joins Kotz in the first five, with Purdue, Illinois, Indiana and Minnesota also represented. Chicago’s Bob Rich and Joe Dro lead a strong guard corps.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Associated Press
Gene Englund
John Kotz
Husky Badger
Ohio State
Dick Fisher
Kotz
Fisher
Don Carlson
Minnesota
Joe Stampf
Chicago Cagers
Bob Richmond
Illinois
Bob Dro
Indiana
Purdue
Don Blanken
Katz
England
Richmond
Dre
Stampf
Meneke
Sofiak
Carlson
Blanken
Northwestern
Towa
Michigan
Gene Faeland
Robert Richmond
Mlinois
Robert Drocuard
Staninf
Banken
Mike Sofitah
Michican William Menke Cuard
Sprowl
Purdue Siecel Jawa
Mandher Wiehican
Warhel
Rehm
Plan Archery Meet In Iowa City This Saturday
Loyal Waltonian archers and others from Iowa City Oolwein and Waterloo prepare for an indoor archery meet Saturday afternoon in the Iowa City fieldhouse. About eighty attended a Sokol hall meeting with three minute talks by Dr Claude Lapp Harry Wells August Jensen and Ken Glackin. An indoor range will be set up in the police station basement with a 35 yard distance for Waltonian archers to practice.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Sokol Hall
Oolwein
Waterloo
Claude Lapp
Harry Wells
Oclwein
August Jensen
Ken Glackin
Waterlon
Michael Enich Named Athlete Of Year In Iowa City
Iowa City AP Michael Enich, captain of last fall’s football team, was named athlete of the year in the annual Danly Iowan poll. He won with 2759 votes, 749 ahead of second place Bill Welp. Ross Anderson and Vic Siegel placed third and fourth.
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Iowa City
Michael Enich
Iowa
Danly Iowan
Enich
Bill Welp
Ross Anderson
Vic Siegel
Hawkeye Cagers Rally to Beat Gophers in Finale
Iowa City Hawks shut down Minnesota 46 to 39 to end a poor conference run with a second win over the Gophers this season. Milt Kuhl led Iowa with 15 points, Vic Siegel added 12, and D Carlson paced Minnesota with 15. The crowd reached about 7,000 spectators as Iowa wrapped the campaign strong.
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Gophers
Bob Hogan
Iowa City
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Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Hawks
Chicago
Mudway
Towans
Carlson
Kuhl
Cyclones Beat Jayhawks 41-29 In Big Six Clash
Iowa State defeats league leading Kansas 41 to 29 in Ames as Al Rudolfson scores 12 and Gordon limits Engleman to five. Cyclones secure undisputed second place with 3,500 in attendance. Kansas reaches 9th win, tied for first possible.
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Encleman
More Palaver On Chicago U. Campus
The Daily Maroon called for a thorough investigation of athletic activities at Chicago and rivals including the Big Ten. It followed President Hutchins remarks about possible changes if basketball defeats affect student happiness. Chicago closed the Big Ten season with 12 losses and no wins.
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Chicago
INS
Daily Maroon
University of Chicago
Big Ten
Robert M. Hutchins
Boxing results from multiple venues show various outpoint decisions
The Associated Press reports several boxing matches with outpoints. Nate Bolden over Billy Pryor in Chicago. Rob Pastor defeats Mike Alfano in Newark. Ben Brown bests Billy Colbert in Miami Beach. Robby Ivy defeats Jory Marinelli in Providence. Frankie Velez defeats Alda Spoldi in Porto Rico. and others noted including Cinerzer Forum and Ricatmire bouts in Liverpool.
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Nate Bolden
Chicacn
Billy Pryor
Pueblo
Colo
Newark
N .J
Rob Pastor
New Tribe
Mike Alfano
Miami Beach
Providence BR
Hartford
Conn
Jory Marinelli
Dayton
Cinerzer Forum
Liverpool
England
Yankees and Cedar Rapids Clash Over First Base Dilemma
The piece debuts a 1941 Yankee lineup crisis with Babe Dahlgren gone and Johnny Sturm unproven. It explores potential trades for George McQuinn or Hal Trosky, praises Mike Chartak as a fit, and recalls Cedar Rapids era penalties and ties to Cleveland with Three-Eye pennants, predicting a possible return to Cardinal links if Landis limits fade.
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Hawkeye Cage
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Yankee
Babe Dahlgren
Yanks
Johnny Sturm
Sturm
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Joe Gordon
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
Dahlgren
New York
George McQuinn
Browns
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Mike Chartak
Cedar Rapids Raider
Chartak
Newark
McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa A A U Boxing Selections For State Meet
Twenty four fighters named to compete in the Iowa amateur boxing tournament at Des Moines on March 21. Eight more will be chosen soon with winners advancing to the national meet in Boston. Selected boxers include Ray Martinez and Bob Anderson among others representing Cedar Rapids Burlington Hawkeye Gazette and WHO Des Moines.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Boston
Mass
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Burlington, Hawkeye
Ray Martinez
Newton
Harry Demery
Rockwell City
Carl Ruff Dubuque
Bob Anderson
Washington
Ed Sabers
Duhuane
Gene Scott
Iowa City
Jake Stover
Unionville
Felton Cleveland
Nashua
Junior Cross
Fort Madison Diego Hidalgo
Burington
Ronald Haight
Oakville
Wally Wells
Ottumwa
Ralph Wilkerson
Fort Madison
Bill Earle
Burlington
Jim Painnio
Donald Fuller
Burneton
Bill Cornwell
Morton Graves
Lupe Rivas
Ozvzie Lewis
al Winfrey
Don Turner
Bob Martinez
Vance Basler
Teddy Williams Agrees To Red Sox Contract
Teddy Williams, last of the Red Sox to sign, agreed to a 194? contract on Monday. Manager Joe Cronin said he was informed by telephone that the long range hitter had left Minneapolis for the training camp by automobile.
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Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Boston
Minneapolis
Unbeaten Holstein Tops Northwest High School Tourney Field
Holstein leads northwest Iowa as undefeated No 1 in sectional tournament scene. The Black Pirates feature Ray and Roy Wehde and center Verdean Goettsch and open at Lake View against Alta. Other top Class A and B teams are listed with sectional assignments and favored picks across the region.
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Holstein
Black Pirates
Northwest Iowa
Northwest
Wehde Twins
Ray
Roy
Verdean Goettsch
Lake View
Alta
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Webster City
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Sioux City
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Titania
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Goldfield
Livermore
Farnhamville
Ledyard
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Bancroft
Klemme
Rembrandt
Sergeant Bluff
Bronson
Albert City
Storm
Lake Mills
Titonka
Lytton
Lohrsille
Rockwell City
Pomeroy
Fort Dodge
Jolley
Sacred Heart of Pocahontas
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Primedhar
Sutherland
Everly
AL Sibley
Melvin
Lester
Little Rock
Sloan
Stour City
Coat Miss
Swea City
Estherville
St. Johns
Lehich
Kamrar
Luther Cagers End Race With Victory
Luther defeated Loras College 40 to 22 in a key Iowa Conference game. Luther was led by John Ingvoldstad and Lettie with nine points each, and Preus added eight. Loras’ Lorge topped their team with nine points. Ingvoldstad is Luther’s only senior. Loras trailed 10 to 22 at halftime.
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South Dakota State
Strawbrider
West Texas Teachers
Stampf Captures Big Ten Scoring Title Amid Chicago Loss
Chicago's Joe Stampf secures the Big Ten scoring crown with 166 points after scoring 12 in a 49 to 33 defeat to Indiana. Wisconsin and Indiana chase the all-time conference team record while Chicago finishes last for the eighth time in nine years as Purdue ends at .500 after beating Northwestern 38 to 20.
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Joe Stampf
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Gene Englund
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Iowa
Ohio State
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Frosty Sprowl
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Swanson
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John Getchell
St. Thomas
Ray Parkins
Giants May Obtain Crosetti or Hudson
AP report notes the New York Giants may acquire Frankie Crosetti from the Yankees or Johnny Hudson from the Brooks if Bill Jurges remains uncertain. The piece also covers various sports gossip and managerial moves across teams.
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Bill Jurges
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Yanks
Johnny Hudson
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Joe Louis
Billy Conn
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Joe Kirkwood
Nassau
Duchess of Windsor
Billy Loose
Ernie Vigh
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Joe McCarthy
Spike Claassen
Kansas City
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma U
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Badgers To Play In Eastern NC AA Playoffs
Wisconsin the Big Ten champions will represent the middle west in the NC AA basketball eastern playoffs. Northwestern athletic director K L Wilson announced the selection committee and said Madison Wisconsin will host the event on March 21 and 22.
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INS
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Middle West
K. L. Wilson
Northwestern University
Madison
Wis
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Basketball Scores Show Narrow Balances Across Colleges
The Associated Press reports scattered college basketball results with Purdue leading Town State 34 to 20 at halftime, Northwestern trailing Minnesota 39 to 48, and Indiana downing Olivet Chicago 33 to 49. Other scores include Loyola Baltimore 40 Washington College 20 and Grinnell 39.
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