Spears Denies Advising Athletes To Quit Wisconsin
In Madison, Wisconsin Dr Clarence Spears denying rumors that sophomores Tony Popp and Art Van Ryzin planned to quit to join him at Toledo where he will head the athletic department and coach the football team. The article notes four varsity football players quitting this semester and outlines ongoing regents actions after an athletics reform push.
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Spears
Wisconsin
Adison
Wis
INS
Clarence Spears
University of Wisconsin
Tony Popp
Art van Ryzin
Badger
Doc Spears
University of Toledo
Popp
Bob Null
Erv Windward
Lyn Hoveland
Bob Weaver
Toledo
Roly Poly Spears
Walter Meanwell
Bill Fallon
Board of Regents
Bud Foster
Big Ten
Meanwell
Madison
Marion Basketmen Triumph Over Alumni 32 to 25
The Marion high basketball team defeated the Alumni 32 to 25 on Friday night, reversing an earlier season loss. The Wolfe-led varsity opened with a 7-7 first quarter tie, then pulled away with a steady scoring burst to lead 15-11 at halftime and extend the margin. The freshman squad fell 27 to 19 after trailing 15-8 at the break.
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Marion High
Marion
Wolfemen
Wolfe
Johnston
Franklin Cagers Clash with Clear Lake in Final Regular Game
Franklin coached by Rust faces Clear Lake tonight in a return game on the Franklin floor. The senior varsity game begins at 8 with a preliminary at 7 between the Franklin sophomores and the junior high team. The contest closes the regular season before next week's sectional tournament at home.
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Franklin
Rust
Clear Lake
Cunningham To Meet Mangan Again Tonight
Glenn Cunningham and Joe Mangan clash again tonight in the three man mile at the New England AAU senior meet in Providence. The pair have split two indoor season meetings and will face Gene Venzke and Lt. Dick Bauer in the field.
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Providence
R. I
Glenn Cunningham
Joe Mangan
Gene Venzke
New York
Cunningham
Mangan
New England
Dick Bauer
Fort Myer
West Point
Cornell Matmen Crush Michigan State in 23 3 Dual Meet
Cornell's undefeated wrestling team overwhelmed Michigan State 23 to 3 at East Lansing. Only MSU won a bout in 118 pounds as Paul Murdoch defeated Tilton. McGrath pinned State's Walter Jacob in 8:32 at 155. Also wins for Ollman Sieben Brand Watson Weiler Frye for Cornell.
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East Lansing
Mich
Cornell College
Michigan State College
Michigan State
Paul Murdoch
Tilton
Howard McGrath
Walter Jacob
State
Spartan
Murdoch
Cornell
Ollman
Teske
Sieben
McDevitt
Frye
Lueck
J. A. Gregory
Princeton
Purdue Must Lick Michigan To Share In Big Ten Title
Purdue faces Michigan at Ann Arbor as the Big Ten race closes. A Purdue win would keep Ward Lambert’s drive for a ninth conference crown on track, while Indiana could clinch the title if Purdue loses. Northwestern and Chicago finish at the Maroon Field House with Haarlow approaching the scoring record.
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Purdue
Michigan
Chicago
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Hoosiers
Boilermakers
Wolves
Ward Lambert
Lafayette
Northwestern
Wildcats
Bill Haarlow
Stretch Murphy
Center Point girls reach sectional semi finals
Center Point sectional girls tournament moved into the semifinals Friday night with Walker and Monroe Township advancing. Second round results include Walker 34 over Troy Mills 16 and Quasqueton 31 over Urbana 15, while Monroe Township 25 beat Palo 24 and Delhi 20 defeated Center Point 17.
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the Gazette
Center Point
Walker
Monroe Township
Quasqueton
Delhi
Troy Mills
Palo
Urbana
Center Junction High Caps Double Header Victory
Center Junction High swept a doubleheader at Onslow with the boys winning 41 to 17 and the girls 46 to 26. Coach Bulgren used second teams in half the games after early leads, with the boys 22 to 9 at halftime and the girls 29 to 15. Marcella Otten led the girls with 25 points, Donna Dreibelbus 11, while Peterson and Capt. Alyea had 16 and 12 for the boys. The boys moved to 12 wins in 13 starts and the girls to 12 of 14. Morley visits Monday for the final Jones county league game.
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Onslow
Bulgren
Marcella Otten
Donna Dreibelbus
Peterson
Capt. Alyea
Morley
Anamosa High Defeats West Branch 41 to 14
Anamosa High won its final conference game, overpowering West Branch 41 14. The score was 7 6 at the end of the first period, then Anamosa pulled away to a 21 6 halftime lead. Westphal led Anamosa with five baskets while Miller scored twelve for West Branch.
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Anamosa High
West Branch
McLees
Westphal
Miller
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Drake over Grinnell 37 to 35 and Columbia 33 Central 23 lead the early AP college scores. Carroll 41 Ripon 27 Rose Polytechnic 26 Lawrence Institute 16 also listed.
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Grinnell
Columbia
Central
Kansas
Peseveret
Carroll
Ripon
Rose Polytechnic
Lawrence
Iowa Beats Minnesota in Indoor Track Meet
Iowa wins 54 to 32 as six of ten first places go to Hawkeyes. Ray Latham and Eugene Skinner lead with eight points each, sharing wins in high jump and quarter mile respectively, while Minnesota takes only four events led by Freimuth in shot put and Capt. Cretzmeyer in high hurdles.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Ray Latham
Eugene Skinner
Hawkeye
Latham
Skinner
Big Bill Freimuth
The
Gophers
Capt
Francis Cretzmeyer
Iowa
Wayne Slocum
Deters
Hawkeyes
Lyle
P. Nelson
Brown
Dooley
Rosenthal
Briggs
Watson
Cretzmeyer
Krause
Freimuth
Krezowski
Deheerts
McElhinney
Lindenmeyr
Myers
Slocum
Deters Case
Hass
Drake Defeats Grinnell 37 35 In Tight MVC Finish
Drake University earned a 37 to 35 victory over Grinnell to close the Missouri Valley conference schedule. The win ties Drake with Creighton and the Oklahoma Aggies for the league title, moving Drake to eight wins and four losses. Grinnell led 11 1 early before Drake tied it 16 all and led 24 20 at halftime. In the second half Grinnell battled to stay even, but Drake pulled away and never trailed.
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Grinnell
Drake University
Missouri Valley
Drake
Creighton
Oklahoma Aggies
North English Wins Record as County Champs Hold Streak
North English defeats Conroy 30 13 in a second half rally to extend a school best season with twelve wins and four losses. North English girls fall 31 12 while Ladora teams suffer two defeats on a trip to North English, with girls 23 15 and boys 35 19.
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Iowa
Conroy
Iowa State Swimmers Fall to Nebraska in Ames Meet
Nebraska swimmers defeated Iowa State 45 to 39 in Ames Friday night. Five state pool records fell in the 150 backstroke 60 yard dash 440 220 and 100 yard freestyles. Dick Flieg, Iowa State diving champion, delivered a strong exhibition in his event.
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Ames
University of Nebraska
Iowa State Mermen
Dick Flieg
Iowa State
Kansas Five Completes Season Without Loss
Kansas University defeated Missouri 51 to 29 in Lawrence to finish the season undefeated. The win gives Kansas its first perfect record in and out of the conference, though it previously went 16–0 in the 1923 Missouri Valley league.
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Kansas University
Missouri
Kansas
Play Semi Finals In G M Tourney This Afternoon
The Inter mediate Gold Medal tournament at the Y M C A runs today with semi finals at 2 pm Toddville vs United Presbyterian and 3 pm First Presbyterian versus McKinley. McKinley tops Drew's Sports 28 16 while Bowers brothers pace Toddville 19 14 over S and J. First Presbyterian rallies to beat Ramblers 23 20. United Presbyterian overwhelms Maroons 28 13 led by passing.
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United Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
McKinley
Olson
Clark
Person
Drew
Bowers
Ramblers
McDonald
Floyd
Colby
Ulch
United Presbyterian Boys
Maroons
Woodward
Prusek
Marric On
S. Buchan
Ame Oeeew Anes
Strait
Bibby
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Jordan
Bowker Bednasek
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Kinney Hite
Harmer Nelson
S Strait
United Pres
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Scolion Smith
Jansen
Adams Listebarger Hensle
Woodward Lackman
Olton Keyes
Bruce Kasparek
O!riggs Flichler
King ——Espon Ee
Vinton Edges Tipton In Overtime 32 31
Vinton high closes its season by edging Tipton 32 31 in overtime at Vinton. Stewart and Shank lead with fourteen points each. Jack adds ten as Vinton seals a 15 17 record, after leading early 12 5 and trading leads through a 26 26 OT.
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the Gazette
Vinton
Vinton High
Tipton
Shank
Stewart
Thompson
Miller
Jack
Milton Shivers wins Golden Gloves 160-pound title in Chicago
In front of 23,000 at the Chicago Stadium Milton Shivers a 21 year old Detroit cotton packer knocked out Al Wardlow Dayton in the finals to claim the 160 pound championship. Shivers scored two earlier knockouts defeating Hiner Thomas of Chicago in the semi finals. Creighton's Carl Vinciquarra and Paul Hartnck won light heavyweight and heavyweight titles for Creighton University. Cleveland and Omaha shared team honors with Cleveland winning the coin toss.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Milton Shivers
Hiner Thomas
al Wardlow
Dayton
Ohio
Shivers
Louis
Creighton University
Omaha
Carl Vincinguerra
Creighton
Paul Frazier
Paul Hartnck
John Washington
Cleveland
Catholic Youth Organization of
Jackie Wilson
Cleveland Negro
Sam Zaczek
Johnny Brown
Paul Combs
Evansville
Ind
Ted Kara
Paul Spica
St. Lou
Pete Lello
Siichigan City
Sones Jimmy Martin
Chester Rutecki
Johnny Barbara
South Bend
Carl Vinciquerra
Neb
Ene
Independence And Tipton Triumph In Junior Tournament
In Northwest Iowa junior college basketball tournament opening night Tipton defeated Waukon 47 to 39 and Independence beat Maquoketa 34 to 24. Semifinals and finals were scheduled for today.
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Gazette
Tipton
Kla
Northwest Iowa
Waukon
Independence
Maquoketa
McGregor Drops Two Hard-Fought Games to Postville
Special to Fhre Gazette. McGregor High lost two basketball games to Postville here Friday night. In the reserve game Postville led 27 to 23. In the varsity clash Postville won 38 to 33.
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Fhre Gazette
McGregor
McGregor High
Postville
Wrestling Results from Schenectady and North Bergen
Everett Marshall 219 defeated Allaire 210 in Montreal with straight falls. George Beverly 215 from California defeated Blue Mask 218 in two falls out of three in North Bergen New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
N. J
Everett Marshall
la Boe Colp
Allaire
Montreal
Straightalls
North Bergen
George Beverly
California
Blue Mask
Columbia Defeats Central to Lead League Race
Columbia college moved into the Iowa conference lead with a 33 to 25 win over Central on Friday night. The Dutchmen improved to 8 wins and 3 defeats, lifting their percentage to .727 while dropping Central to .666 and from first to second place.
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Columbia
Central
Stanwood Downs Lowden In Back-To-Back Wins
Stanwood high swept both games against Lowden in the local gym. The first team won 22 to 19 after Lowden rallied late for 12 points. The second team triumphed 28 to 14. Scorers included Hein, Van Behrens, Koering, and Sister with six each. Lowden heads to the sectional at Olin March 12-14.
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Stanwood High
Althrough Lowden
Stanwood
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van Behrens
Koering
Oxford Junction
Olin
Schutt
Hintze
Sessler
Licht
Nadine Menary Wins Y W Badminton Meet
Nadine Menary won the badminton tournament at the Y W C A finals held last evening. Phyllis Peacock was the runner up with Mary Bowne taking consolation honors by defeating Olga Serbousek. Ping pong victors were Irene Bishop and Beulah Detweiler, who beat Eileen Brockman and Mary Lockwood. On the losers side Gladys Main and Dorothy Jones defeated the Pumphrey sisters.
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Phyllis Peacock
Mary Bowne
Olga Serbousek
Irene Bishop
Beulah Detweiler
Eileen Brockman
Mary Lockwood
Gladys Main
Dorothy Jones
Pumphrey Sisters
Cronin Names Jack Wilson the Pitcher to Watch
In Sarasota Joe Cronin of the Red Sox calls Jack Wilson an important squad member and predicts he could become a starting pitcher or relief ace, potentially strengthening the staff. In St. Petersburg, Yankees camp pitchers toil as Vernon Gomez trims to 216 pounds to recapture his 1934 form.
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Fla
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Jack Wilson
Joe
ST. Petersburg
Vernon Gomez
CCC Boxing Tourney. All Seats 41 Cents Except Ringside
The Decorah CCC camp announces 41 cent pricing for all non ringside seats at the CCC boxing tournament beginning Monday in the Memorial Coliseum. Ringside seats are 75 cents plus tax. Over 100 boxers from camps including Hampton with a dozen entries, compete for 25 plus bouts nightly.
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Decorah
CCC
Memorial Colisuem
Hampton CCC
Iowa
Arthur Kersey
Marshalltown
Gerald Smith
Clarion
McKinley Varsity and Sophomores Receive Monograms
McKinley teams honored at the assembly period with fifteen varsity players earning letters and twenty sophomores receiving monograms. Elwood Tucker added a basketball numeral from the first semester. varsity names include Mikesell Cramer Davenport Fidler Gable Goldad Janda Kessler McCosh Olmstead Person Gilbert Person Scheible Smith Young. Managers Cortez Lemont also recognized. Sophomores listed include Hersch Popelka Ingles Howard Jeffrey Phillips Julis Miles Stolba Panek Kacera Blahnik Raftis Olson Lowe Carr Platz Peddycourt Caldwell Reilly.
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McKinley
Elwood Tucker
Ralph Mikesell
Marion Cramer
John Davenport
Paul Fidler
George Gable
Frank Golad
Emil Janda
Don Kessler
Richard McCosh
Herbert Olmstead
Ed Person
Gilbert Person
Frank Scheible
Dean Smith
Jack
Clarence and Wyoming win in Northeast Iowa sectional tourney
Clarence defeats Oxford Junction 35 to 25 and Wyoming beats Welton 26 to 17 in Friday quarterfinals. Harness scores 22 for Clarence while Allen has 24 for Oxford Junction. Wyoming's G Cooper leads Welton with 9. Stanwood beats Wheatland 27 to 24. Center Junction defeats Olin 20 to 17. Semifinals set for Saturday with Clarence vs Wyoming and Stanwood vs Center Junction.
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Iowa
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Welton
Harness
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G. Cooper
Cooper
Stanwood
Wheatland
Center Junction
Olin
Four Teams Compete For Marengo Area Girls Basketball crown
Four teams remain in the Marengo sectional as Marengo Iowa and Gilman Marshall vie for the title. Lynnville and Searsboro also reach the semifinals with Kellogg and Guernsey in action in the earlier rounds. Marengo rallied to beat Lynnville 29 to 24, while Gilman defeated Victor 42 to 18. Searsboro beat Barnes City earlier, and Kellogg edged Guernsey 30 to 26.
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Iowa
Gilman
Marshall
Lynnville
Victor
Searsboro
Barnes City
Kellogg
Scarsboro
Gibson
Keokuk County
Guernsey
McKinley Cagers Upset Dubuque Team 39 38
McKinley high school edged out the favored Dubuque squad 39 to 38 in a tight late-season clash. led by Olmstead Person and center shift, McKinley built and held a five point advantage before Dubuque rallied to within one point in the final minutes.
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Olmstead
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George
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McKinley
Carnera Stops Izzy in Fifth Round at Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera defeated Izzy Gastanaga by technical knockout midway through the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout after Gastanaga’s damaged left eye worsened, with spectators skeptical amid an ongoing investigation of alleged collusion between managers.
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Primo Carnera
Izzy Gastanaga
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Donovan
Gastanaga
Carnera
John J. Phelan
State Athletic Commission
Norway And Conroy Divide Double Bill
Norway high school defeated Conroy 21 to 14 on Conroy floor Wednesday evening. No individual stars. every player contributed to the score. Norway’s second team lost to Conroy reserves 14 to 21 in a well played game. Norway has postponed games with Newhall Shellsburg and Toddville.
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Norway High School
Conroy
Newhall
Shellsburg
Toddville
Boxing Roundup From Cities Highlights Lightweight and Heavyweight Bouts
In New York Primo Carnera stops Isidoro Gastanaga while Ralph Hurtado outpoints Leonard Del Genio in a bantamweight style card. John Henry Lewis defends lightly against Eddie Simms in St Louis. Emilio Martinez and Red Bruce draw in Spokane, and Swede Berglund defeats Paul Pirrone in Hollywood.
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Italy
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Spain
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Panama
Leonard del Genio
ST. Louis
John Henry Lewis
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Ariz
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
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Wash
Emilio Martinez
Denver
Red Bruce
Pernt Drew
Hollyw
Calif
Swede
Bergood Lund
San Diego
Paul Pirrone
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