Gophers Rally Past Badgers To Clinch Second in West
Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 35 to 28 in a game that closed the regular season for the Gophers. Led by Paul Maki with 14 points and three long range shots from Gordon Spear, Minnesota overcame a five point first half deficit to take the win and secure second place in the Western Conference.
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Men’s table tennis enters third round in Wisconsin event
Results show multiple players advancing in singles and doubles from Quincy Des Moines and Peoria with wins by John Beals Donald Menn and Bud Simpson. In women’s singles pre first round and second round results list Hawkins Howe and Heisser advancing in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Cornell Reserve Grapplers Triumph at Midwest Meet in Appleton
In Appleton, Cornell College reserves coached by Dick Barker won the All Midwest Conference wrestling meet with 30 points, defeating Beloit 28 and Lawrence 17. Individual titles went to Furstenbere, Hopkins, Statler, Klarissa, Knieht, Liljerren, Pilnske, and Randall.
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Iowa U Gymnasts Fall To Chicago Maroons Without Star Vogel
Iowa City AP reports the University of Iowa gymnastics team lost 538 to 389.5 at the Field House without star all around performer Adam Vogel. Chicago dominated horizontal bar and side horse as Beyer led multiple events with Wetherell and Dodge contributing for Iowa.
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Columbia Retains Indoor Track Title
Columbia clinched the ICAAA indoor track and field championship by scoring seven points in the final event, narrowly holding off Manhattan which had dominated the title for three years before Columbia’s 1937 victory.
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Ray Steele Mat Card Set For Thursday Show
Memorial coliseum hosts wrestling thursday night with Ray Steele of Glendale in a main event against Jules Strongbow of Broken Arrow Okla preliminaries feature Alf Johnson of Minneapolis versus Cliff Thiede once a star at Southern California U Ed Cook of Cedar Rapids, a former Coe College grid standout, if scheduled to meet Joe Hubka from Dodge Neb.
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Cedar Rapids
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Gopher Matmen Defeat Cornell 19 to 10 in Dual Meet
Minnesota wrestlers Dale Hanson 118 pounds Bill Culbertson 155 pounds and Clifton Gustafson heavyweight remained undefeated as the Gophers topped Cornell College Mount Vernon 19 to 10. Hanson Culbertson and Gustafson won by falls while Cornell won three decisions and one draw.
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Bethel Champs to Stage Cage and Ring Night on Tuesday
Bethel A. M. E. Champs coached by Art Taylor present a basketball and boxing program at McKinley gym on Tuesday March 8. They face Community House C H A C in a top Y M C A senior division clash while featuring three Golden Glove champions led by Herman Howard and Leroy Simms in a three round bout. Proceeds help fund their Des Moines trip for March 11 rubber game vs the Des Moines All Stars. Boxing bouts start 7 45. Admission 15 cents for pan ne and 10 cents for students.
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Illini Wrestlers Defeat Hawkeyes in Dual Meet
Illini wrestlers won six of eight bouts to defeat Iowa 24 to 6 in Champaign. Highlights include Hellman Sapora and Battaglia scoring via falls, with counts noted for several weight classes and decisive decisions by other Illini grapplers.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter on Huckins Payroll
The article details Huckins’ mismanagement of the Bunnies in Class D baseball. He placed Serre in charge, ignored discipline, and paid players far above the Valley limit of 2200 dollars a month. The team underperformed, barely avoiding last place as Huckins spent about 4200 dollars monthly, far over league rules.
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National intercollegiate cage meet opens with 32 teams
Thirty two teams from twenty one states qualified through eliminations to begin the national intercollegiate basketball championship in Kansas City. Eight first round games are scheduled for Monday with eight more Tuesday. Dr. James A. Naismith will attend inaugural ceremonies Monday night.
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Franklin and Others Reach Finals in Iowa District Play
Franklin faces Bluff in the finals after a tight 21 to 20 win. Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs led with 13 points as Shenandoah beat Villisca 32 to 22 for class A in district two. Webster City advanced past Mason City in overtime, 30 to 28, at Mason City for the seventh district class A final. Burlington edged Oskaloosa 25 to 24 for the class A first district title. Bennett topped Keystone 44 to 17 in class B district three. Diagonal, from the southwest, beat Prescott 36 to 26 to return to the finals. Posekany scored 12 as Dike defeated Tripoli 35 to 20 in district six. Stratford beat Goldfield 36 to 28 in district seven, and Mitchellville downed Geneseo 40 to 23 in district four.
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Iowa City Table Tennis Finals Set March 15
The Iowa Memorial Union table tennis finals for University of Iowa students will be March 15 at 4 15 p m in the Union main lounge. Banford Cochrane of Chicago defends his title against challenger James Hoak of Des Moines in the final round.
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West Bend Girls Capture State Basketball Title
West Bend defeated Lenox 44 to 41 to win the girls state high school basketball championship before 3,700 fans. Esther Needing sparked a fourth-quarter rally, tying the game at 41 and proving decisive with a pair of late free throws. Olin won the consolation, 16 to 15, over Centerville.
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St Wenceslaus and I C Girls In Tournament
Immaculate Conception and St Wenceslaus girls basketball teams clash in the diocesan tournament at Clarke college Dubuque with early round games Wednesday and Thursday and finals Friday. St Wenceslaus faces St Martin's Cascade in the 1 30 pm first round while Immaculate Conception meets St Mary's Waterloo at 9 30 pm.
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Revolta Wins St Petersburg Open Playoff in Golf
Johnny Revolta of Evanston Illinois defeated Chandler Harper of Portsmouth Ohio 2 up in an 18 hole playoff to win the St Petersburg open golf tournament. Revolta earned 700 dollars with Harper taking 450.
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Indiana U Medley Relay Team Cracks World Indoor Mark
Indiana's medley relay quartet led by Mel Trott Sam Miller Tom Deckard and Jimmy Smith ran the fastest indoor medley ever 10 14 at the University of Illinois relays in Champaign Illinois They eclipsed the 10 31 2 American indoor mark set in 1929 by Chicago The two mile relay squad also set a record 7 49 5 and Elmer Gedeon matched the American indoor 75 yard high hurdles mark at 9 0 seconds
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Quasqueton Wins Buchanan Junior Final 23 to 10
Quasqueton defeated Winthrop 23 to 10 in the Buchanan county junior high basketball final here Saturday night. Quasqueton led 8 to 0 after the first quarter and 15 to 0 at halftime. Walton scored 9 and Halstead 10 for Quasqueton. Brayce had 3 for Winthrop.
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Chadek And Bock Named Co captains Of St Marys Ramblers
Iowa City St Marys high school announces George Chadek and Jack Bock as co captains for 1938 39. Both from wards tied for city scoring lead with 113 points last season. Ramblers lose only captain George Holoubek and Paul Hennessey to graduation.
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Iowa Basketmen Begin Practice For Next Year
Iowa City Iowa April 1938 Coach Rollie Williams opened drills for the 1939 Iowa basketball team beginning Monday in the fieldhouse. Freshman candidates will train for two to three weeks to learn fundamentals while reserves from the 1938 squad may report. Replacements for captains Sam Johnson Ken Suesens Jack Drees and Joe Van Ysseldyk will be sought with center talent especially needed. The 1939 schedule shows Town facing Purdue Wisconsin Illinois Ohio State Chicago and Michigan replacing Minnesota Northwestern and Indiana.
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Three Iowa Teams Enter Midwestern Tourney in Omaha
AP reports three Iowa squads participate in the first round at Creighton University gym. Wright All-Stars of Moore meet Omaha Jewish Community Center at 6 30 p.m. Clean Towels Service of Des Moines faces Omaha Gospel Tabernacle. Keith Thomas Insurance of Spencer meets the Omaha Doss Cafe Omaha Cornwell Cafe winner.
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Barney Ross Sets Sights On Armstong Title Fight
New York dispatch reports Barney Ross world welterweight champion honeymooning in New York says he wants a bout with Henry Armstrong the featherweight king who has been knocking out a string of lighter weights.
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