Michigan Blasts Indiana To Take Big Ten Lead
Michigan slips from the depths to beat Indiana 53 to 45 as Jim Rae scores 19 and Charles Pink adds 13 in Arbor. Indiana led at the half and fought hard before the Wolverines, behind Bennie Oosterbaan’s late surge, pull away with a basket and foul shot.
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Rae Spark
Charles Pink
Ernest Andres
Chicago Rolls Over Badgers Second Time
Chicago Maroons defeated Wisconsin 39 to 33 to close the Badgers 1939 Big Ten basketball campaign. Chicago led 19 to 9 at halftime and controlled the game with a stifling zone defense limiting Wisconsin to three first half baskets. Wisconsin finished with five wins and seven losses. Chicago has one game remaining and won three of the season series.
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Maroons
Wisconsin
Badgers
Illinois Wrestlers Flatten Iowa to Keep Unbeaten Record
Illinois defeated Iowa 16 to 14 in a dual meet on Saturday, five wins and one draw, no falls for either side. Notable results: Helman Illini over Sherman 14-6 at 121, Kingsbury Iowa over Huces 15-6 at 126, George Town over Emmons 7-5 at 136, Deutschman Illini over Hardin 8-1 at 145, Boyd Illini over Kemp 8-6 at 155, Leverich Illini over Johnson 5-0 at 163, Govedare Illini over Vergamini 23-4 at 175, and Nead Iowa vs Sikich 2-2 in overtime.
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Tlinois
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C R Rifle And Pistol Club Wins Two Matches
The Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club won two matches last week defeating Coe 886 to 843 led by Hauser with 187 of 200. The pistol team also defeated Worcester, Massachusetts in a postal meet 1324 to 1115. Individual scores for Coe follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Six Cedar Rapids Men on Iowa Football Rosters
Special to The Gazette reports that six Cedar Rapids players John H. Clemons William F. Diehl Winston Lowe Robert L. Muhl Robert Smith and Edward M. Ward are among 112 candidates reporting to Coach Eddie Anderson for spring practice at the University of Iowa. The roster lists players from Iowa City Des Moines Coburn Bluff and many other towns with addresses and hometowns across Illinois New York Ohio Nebraska and Wisconsin.
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Cedar Rapids
John H. Clemons
William F. Diehl
Winston Lowe
Robert L. Muhl
Robert Smith
Edward M. Ward
Eddie Anderson
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Hawkeye
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Homer Chambls
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Fonda
Albert Couppee
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Lew J. Cox
Cuba City
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Hubert Dobson
Macedonia
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Tim H. Dyer
Wever
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Minn
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Hymie R. Elsberg
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Harry Elsberg
Lawrence Ely
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Richard Evans
George Falk
Des Moines
Joe Ferrer
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Fishkill
George de Frye
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Robert Leighton
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Brooklyn
Michael Loehr
Peten Rapids
Henry Luebeke
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Robert J. Mahner J. Denison
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Herman Snider
Charles Stoner
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Carl Sullivan
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Charles Tollefson
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James Walker
South Bend
Ind
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Marengo
Clifford Winger
Ottumwa
Charles Young
Hounall
Roosevelt High Beats Wilson Cagers In Tight Finish
Roosevelt High edged Wilson 24 22 at quarter end as Emory Sample and Gene Zisko sparked a late surge. Mraz led Roosevelt with 14 points while Multhaup and Taylor added 10 each. Alburnett defeated Urbana by a late rally led by Marshall Hense and Harold Thomas with 14 points from Wychoff.
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Iowa Daily Press Association to name all state cage team
The Iowa Daily Press Association will crown its all state basketball team after the 1939 high school tournament. About 1,500 ballots from 27 papers were counted to determine selections from players in roughly 890 Iowa high schools based on season consistency.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Drake University
Cedar Rapids Gazette
State Cage Parade Leads In Multiple District Finals
Diagonal and Rolfe lead with Class A and Class B finals at several sites including Perry Guthrie Center Boone Des Moines and Atlantic. Final rounds feature Parades of scores with Kansas schools in a dense tally of results.
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Perry
Pinel
Ripper
Minburn
Jamaica
Guthrie Center
Casey
Bayard
Menlo
Be Soto
St, Sones
Winterset
Lorimer
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Madrid
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Des Moines
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Roosevelt
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Mitchellville
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Delphos Ond Scellerton
Officials and Managers of 16 Baseball Ticket Campaign
Long list of names linked to a baseball ticket campaign includes Art Shepherd Harold Rowe A L Killian W J Neuzil Fred Collard George F Miller James Y Canfield Marvin Wright M Stanley Reeder J M Levin Edwin W Lundquist George Cockburn Jr Donald T Hines Charles Racer A C Hoblitzell Harry J Chadima A W Bass James F Plumb Arthur Axmear I B McGladrey and others. The Saint Louis Cardinals section names Ray Vernimont manager Royal F McGinnis and players G King Thompson Fred Smith L B comprise the rest.
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Harold Rowe
A. L. Killian
W. J. Neuzil
Fred Collard
George F. Miller
James Y. Canfield
Marvin Wright
M. Stanley Reeder
J. M. Levin
Edwin W. Lundquist
George Cockburn, Jr
Donald T. Hines
Charles Racer
A. C. Hoblitzell
Harry J. Chadima
A. W. Bass
James F. Plumb
Arthur Axmear
I. B. McGladrey
ST. Louis Cardinals
Ray Vernimont
Royal F. McGinnis
Lester C.chadima
Frank C. Welch
David Turner
Tait Cummins
Don Barnes
Harry Boyd
G. King Thompson
Fred Smith
L. B. Stevenson
Linn Stars Bow In Table Tennis Meet
Linn Stars bow in a table tennis meet featuring Hoffner Beals Starrett and many players from Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Peoria and Quincy. Matches include Beals Nystrom Fitzgerald Leary Reed and Starrett advancing through rounds with scores noted across singles and veterans events.
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Jack Beals
Quincy
Pete Starrett
Peoria
Ill
DeWayne Nystrom
Boone
Robert Fitzgerald
James Gray
Des Moines
Ken Leary
Astrategig Hectre Politis
Cedar Rapids
Carl Nidy
Des Staal
Bill Onkle
Strasburger
Jack Bell
Crain
Newsom
Charles Pratt
Richard Kerkering
Doug Taylor
Gordon Gillette
Waterloo
Denniston
Wayman Wilson
Ames
Dave Best
Charles Noble
Eugen
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Grinnell
Knapp
Menn
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Howe
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Gillette
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Cedar Rapid
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Ruth Ann Hasek
Ced Rapid
Marilyn ‘Klioerk
Dot Beeler
Gertrude Wymer
Nee Cole
Mildred Gilbertson
Sheldon
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Roene Fivecoat
Betty Lou Hruska
Ruth Teusser
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Bellevue
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Russell Knapp
Prospects and prospects from sports notes in brief
Pepper Hash and Harry Hillman Jr are linked to Olympic potential in 1940 as ski prospects at Dartmouth. Hal Trosky, listed at 219 pounds, will miss early camp duties for a family event. Tony Varipapa reports his 190 pound son, a 5 10 football and baseball student at Illinois, with Michigan inquiries unanswered.
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Cleveland
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High School Football Scores From Several Iowa Cities
Final rounds across Class B and Class A contests showed varied results. Locations include Alta Sioux City Ida Grove Primghar Sibley Everly and Spencer with teams such as Fairview Consolidated Danbury and Melvin posting notable scores and close outcomes.
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Gophers Rally to Beat Iowa 50 34 in Big Ten Meet
Minnesota tops Iowa 50 to 34 in a Big Ten dual meet. Event highlights include 300-yard medley relay won by Iowa, 220-yard free won by Jablonski and Morris, and 400-yard free relay claimed by Minnesota. Individual races feature Armbruster, Kershaw, Jablonski, Morris, and Lagoard among others.
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Olin Seymour And Ossian Massena Set For First Round
DES MOINES Olin will face Seymour at 4 20 p m Thursday in the opening day of the girls high school championship tournament Ossian meets Massena at 11 10 a m with both games scheduled on the opening day of the event.
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Central Five Nips Columbia with 32 31 Victory
DUBUQUE AP Central came back with a second half scoring rush to nip Columbia 32 to 31 Saturday night keeping the Duhawks from finishing second in the Iowa conference basketball race. A victory would have placed Columbia ahead of Simpson, the second position winner.
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Iowa Trackmen Rout Northwestern in 48 33 Meet Victory
Iowa field house meet ends 48 33 as the Hawkeyes win five firsts and share another. Ed Elliott surges to a two mile win and Graves leads in 880 and 440 dashes. Northwestern counters with Thistlethwaite pole vault and multiple doubles in a long mixed doubles and veterans doubles slate.
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Oklahoma A and M Wins Missouri Valley Track Championship
Oklahoma A and M claimed the Missouri Valley indoor track crown by eight first places and 5814 points. Drake, the five year champion, finished second with 35 points as R. W. Wright equaled the world 50 yard high hurdles record at :06.2 and set a Valley mark at :06.5. Wilbur White of Drake later ran a :05.8 in the 50 yard lows, breaking the conference record, while Grinnell, Washington, and Tulsa followed in order.
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Sabin Pauline Betz Win National Indoor Net Championships
The Pacific coast dominated the national indoor net championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Wayne Sabin of Portland defeated Frank Bowden 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-1 to win the men’s title, while Pauline Betz of Los Angeles beat Helen Bernhard 7-5 4-6 6-1 for the women’s crown.
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Frank Bowden
Oklahoma Soons Defeat Nebraska 53 to 43 in Rough Battle
Oklahoma's Sooners defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers 53 to 43 before about 4,000 fans in Lincoln in a rough Big Six conference clash. The game kept both teams in contention for the league title as Oklahoma sought a share of the crown.
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Creighton Upsets Oklahoma Aggies For Valley Lead
Creighton overpowered Oklahoma Aggies 31 to 28 to seize first place in the Missouri Valley Conference after a blistering second half.
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OMAHA
Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
Noted author and actor Donald Stewart weds Leonore Winter
In Ventura California Donald Ogden Stewart a famed author and actor married Leonore Winter widow of Lincoln Steffens on a Saturday. Superior Judge Louis D. Drapeau performed the ceremony.
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Calif
Donald Ogden Stewart
Leonore Winter
Lincoln Steffens
Louis D. Drapeau
Earl Averill to hold out to retain last year's salary
Everett Washington AP reports Cleveland Indians slugging outfielder Earl Averill will hold out this season to keep the salary he earned last year, telling friends in Everett on Saturday.
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Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Teams picked for baseball campaign outlined for Cedar Rapids
The article details two teams of workers to promote a baseball booster drive in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. After a dinner the campaign begins with ticket sales and identification buttons for buyers. A March 20 victory dinner at the Monte Rose will crown the effort, with prizes for participants. Early omissions can still join by calling Mr. Newton at 9137, and two women teams were planned but dropped.
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Baseball Association
Cedar Rapids
Monterose
Newton
Wilson-Shellsburg Dual Basketball Night on Monday
In final week action, Wilson Packers face Shellsburg at 7:30 followed by Quaker Oats versus Light Company at 8:30 on the Quaker floor. Light Company is the reigning Industrial league champion. Packers’ last home game precedes Quakers’ Friday clash with Reliance Manufacturing of Anamosa.
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Light Company
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