Conference teams await sectionals in two districts
Mississippi Valley conference opens sectional play with seven first round games across two districts. Dubuque hosts Cascade Catholic while Iowa City and Davenport pairs lead the slate. Roosevelt, Wilson, and other schools feature top scorers and records amid the season's final standings.
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Iowa City
St. Patrick’s
Katona
Davenport
Lyons
Clinton
Goose Lake
DeWitt
Cascade Catholic
Waterloo East
Belle Plaine
Dysart
Waterloo
Sample
Seidler
Wilson
Tom Farmer
Wolfe
Dave Danner
Quakers and Juniors Win Junior Gold Ball Semis
The Quakers from St Patrick's beat First Baptist 67 to 8 led by Shanahan Nolan and Shea. First Presbyterian defeated Gazette Newsies 37 to 17 while Junior Lighters rallied to beat Sears and Roebuck 34 to 24. Semi final set for Thursday at First Baptist with Presbyterian vs McKinley Hi-V and Quakers vs Junior Lighters.
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Richardson
Severin
McKinley
Nolan
Kemp
Kenney
Kulchera
Ij. Little
Naughton
Fiest
Garette Newnsies
Ferir FeFtrPberg
Peterson
Linn County Supervisors Meet in 1941 Organizational Session
Linn County Iowa opens January 2 1941 regular session elects C L Beeson as chairman forms committees approves bonds and salaries sets depositories and purchases for jail officers and maintenance and designates official newspapers amid extensive budget and appointment actions.
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Don Condon
Aorces
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Atorney
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Dutch Ruether Rates Old Pete Alexander As Best
Walter Ruether recalls Pete Alexander as the greatest right hander and recounts a famed World Series moment. He notes Ruether’s long pitching career, his Cubs scouting work, and his eye for talent while warning about overrating college players in a weak field.
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Dutch” Ruether
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Move To Name Most Valuable Cager In Big Ten
Six Big Ten players are nominated for conference MVP for the 1941 season. Each school picks a top player and a 23 man board chosen by WGN will select the winner from the 10 nominees. Wisconsin backs Gene Englund leads with senior status, while Chicago taps Joe Stampf. IndianaNominates William Menke, Michigan Herb Brogan, Illinois Bob Richmond, Ohio State Jack Dawson.
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Joe Stampf
England
Indiana
William Menke
Michigan
Herb Brogan
Illinois
Bob Richmond
Ohio State
Jack Dawson
Finals Set in Four Ball Tournament Showdown
CORAL GABLES Florida United Press reports Gene Sarazen from Brookfield Center Connecticut and Ben Hogan of White Plains New York face Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia and Ralph Guldahl of Chicago for the top prize in the 18th annual $5000 International Four ball golf tournament final Wednesday. Sarazen and Hogan reached the final with a 2 up victory over defending champions Billy Burke and Craig Wood Tuesday while Snead and Guldahl edged Horton Smith of Oak Park Illinois and Paul Bunyan of White Plains New York 1 up.
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White Plains
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Purdue Gridmen Open Spring Practice At Purdue
Nearly 100 candidates turned out for the first spring practice at Purdue in Lafayette Indiana. Co captains Jim Miller and Tom Melton led the squad as Joe Boland former Notre Dame line coach joined as assistant coach with Mal Elward guiding the team.
Coe Cagemen Name All Opponent Team
The Kohawks drafted an all opponent five with Sveto Kremar of Ripon as captain. Also named Huber of Monmouth Wright of Carleton Slarman of Beloit Kremar of Ripon Pelsner of Grinnell and Rember of Ripon.
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Gordon starts at first base in Rays camp with bargain glove
ST PETERSBURG Florida Joe Gordon former New York Yankees second baseman began his second full day of practice at first base. He used a cheap drugstore glove and showed some awkwardness but overall performed ably in the new position.
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Drake Cagers Tie For Fourth After Loss
Drake was tied with Washington of St. Louis for fourth place in the Missouri Valley Conference after a 50 to 42 defeat at Washburn College in Topeka Tuesday night.
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Drake
Washington
St. Louis
Bulldogs
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Mechanicsville Girls Win In Conference Match
Lowden girls fall 39 to 24 at Mechanicsville in a conference game. The reserve score shows Lowden 2 percent and Mechanicsville 13. Other scores include Cenrey 43 over Millershare 25 and Cenrey 31 over Millerabare 1. San Bernardino County, Calif, covers 20 174 square miles, the nation’s largest county.
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Sport Jabs Roundup of boxing results across cities
AP reports multiple boxing bouts with winners and locations.
Grinnell Cagers No Match For Loyolans
Loyola University defeated Grinnell 54 to 34 in Chicago in a non conference game. Loyola led 26 to 14 at halftime and widened the margin to 44 to 21 early in the second period before resting its bench. Co captain Jerry Fort led Grinnell with 12 points while Mickey Rottner scored 11 for Loyola, reaching 259 points on the season.
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Lee
Kendall
Cahilhé
First Lady Rejects Hat Standardization Proposal
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt opposed Frances Perkins idea to standardize women's hats. She said women should wear hats as they please and urged independence in hat wear. The First Lady planned a ten day Florida vacation starting Thursday.
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Officials from 13 eastern Iowa counties discuss jobless aid bill
Sixty two county officers from 13 eastern counties in Iowa's sixth highway district met at the Montrose hotel to hear A A Couch of the Iowa Federation of Labor argue against the unemployment compensation bill. He warned the measure would shift the tax burden to the public and limit eligibility by redefining seasonal work. After lunch, Sam Steigerwalt and Mark Morris led a talk on the ten mile plan.
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Story County
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Englund Honored as Badgers Captain and MVP
Gene Englund, Wisconsin center and All Big Ten selection, was named captain of the Badgers basketball team and chosen as the team’s most valuable player by his teammates on Tuesday night.
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