Eastern Zone CCC Boxing Tourney Prelims Reach Cedar Rapids
More than 100 amateur boxers from 10 CCC camps in eastern Iowa compete in Cedar Rapids for the eastern zone championship preliminaries. The event features top Golden Gloves veterans, officials led by Alex Fidler, and a plan to reach 32 semifinalists with multiple three round bouts across two nights.
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Mangan Edges Cunningham In Three Man Mile Duel
Joe Mangan of the New York A C won a photo finish over Glenn Cunningham of Kansas in a three man mile at the New England A A U meet in Providence. Mangan timed 4:28.8 after a late burst, while Cunningham clocked 4:28 plus, with Lieut. Dick Bauer trailing.
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Boilers Rally To Tie For Big Ten Title In Michigan Win
Purdue defeats Michigan 38 to 37 in Arbor to share the Big Ten basketball title with Indiana. After trailing 25 to 12 at halftime, Jewell Young sparked a second half comeback as Purdue reaches 38 while Michigan ends at 37. Bob Kessler totals reach 160 points on the season. Townsend leads Michigan with 108 points.
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Manhattan Captures Intercollegiate Track Title In A A A A Meet
Manhattan college Jasper track team wins the intercollegiate A A A A title at Madison Square Garden with 26 points led by a 1 600 meters relay win. Yale and Harvard battle for second as Yale edges out Crimson 18 1/2 to 17 1/2 in a crowded arena of 10 000 spectators.
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Illini win Big Ten water polo title with shutout over Minnesota
Champaign Illinois Illini top Minnesota 4 to 0 to clinch the Big Ten water polo championship. The victory capped an overall win over Minnesota 4612 to 3714 in the swimming meet.
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Wildcats edge Chicago 34 to 33 in final Big Ten game
Northwestern nips Chicago 34 33 to close the season and gain a share of third place. Captain Bill Haarlow led Chicago with 13 points after a slow start, while Eggemeyer and Vance boosted Northwestern’s comeback. Free throw on a double technical in the final minute sealed the Northwestern win.
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Nebraska Captures Big Six Track And Field Championship
Nebraska University won the Big Six indoor track title in Columbia with 46 points, ahead of Oklahoma 29, Kansas State 25, Missouri 19, Iowa State 7, and Kansas 6. Records fell as Dick Waters set long jump at 24 feet 1 inch and Wayne Lyon cleared 13 feet 214 inches in pole vault.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores from Miami and New Orleans
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 4 to 5 after leading 4 to 0. Havana lost to Brooklyn 2 to 10. New Orleans edged Cleveland 7 to 9 in a late rally. Multiple box scores list pitchers and lineups, including Parmelee McGee Heusser Davis Rosell Rossi and Campbell.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Buzz and Boxing Notes Rise
Interest in the Cedar Rapids baseball setup grows as the Western league targets eight cities including Waterloo and a ticket book campaign quiets the spring. The Golden Gloves event nets about 5900 dollars with half each to youth milk fund and Camp Good Health, while boxers from CCC camps gear up for a three round tournament in the Coliseum.
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Peoria Franchises Blocked in Western League Controversy
Peoria faces a setback as the Western league probes charges that officials plotted to disrupt the Three I league. Wires report accusations against Dr. A L McLaughlin of encroaching on Three I territory. Bramham weighs the case with a decision expected in days.
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Des Moines to Get Western League Franchise Additions Today
Des Moines will join Peoria Illinois and St Joseph Missouri in receiving Western league franchises, boosting 1936 membership to eight. Dr A J McLaughlin, league president, announced the awards in St Joseph this week, with formal admission at a meeting of club owners tomorrow. Waterloo enters the Western for the first time as Frank Haley transfers St Joseph’s franchise to Des Moines.
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Iowa Swim Team Defeats Wisconsin 57 to 27 in Madison
The University of Iowa swimming team dominated Wisconsin 57 to 27 in Madison. Iowa swept relay and medley events while capturing multiple individual victories by Has kens, Christians, Reed, Walters, Bradshaw, and Sieg among others.
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Hoosier Matmen Triumph in 30–0 Wisconsin
Indiana’s wrestling squad crushed Michigan 30 to 0 in Bloomington to extend its streak of 31 consecutive dual wins. The meet featured decisive performance from Hoosier grapplers and solid team dominance.
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Franklin Cagers Fall In Narrow 31 30 Loss At Clear Lake
The Franklin Thunderbolts drop a close 31 30 decision to Clear Lake in a turbulent finish. Kinch and Hallenbeck spark Franklin while Lane and Ostrander pace the visitors. Franklin now shows seven losses by a total 21 points this season. The sophomore game went 26 16 to the junior high quint.
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College and team scores from a packed sports night
Basketball results include Northwestern 34 Chicago 33 Purdue 38 Michigan 37 Notre Dame 37 Marquette 34 Central 35 Luther 31 Dartmouth 48 Princeton 40 Columbia 27 Pennsylvania 25 West Virginia 58 Washington Jefferson 54 Westminster 39 Biapers Rock 17 Woostern Ashland Kenyon 55 Alfred Holbrook 37 Baldwin Wallace 42 John Carroll 206 Indiana Pa 45 Shippensburg 39 Western Reserve 47 Case 37 Washington College 36 Mt St Marys 24 Pittsburgh Teachers 45 Fort Hays 30 Southwestern 34 Wichita 25 Lake Forest 473 Ripon 42 Harvard 41 Cornell 24 Central Normal Danville 46 Cincinnati 36 Oregon 50 Washington Weoming 48 Utah State 33 WRESTLING Yale 17 Harvard 13 Illinois 23 Minnesota 3 Indiana 30 Michigan 9 Franklin and Marshall 34 Army ? GYMNASTICS Minnesota 1014 Laws 796.5 TRACK Notre Dame 54 Indiana 79 Purdue Wisconsin 49% Gonzales 36 14 SWIMMING Illinois 4644 Minnesota 37 Delaware 50 Swarthmore 18 Indiana State 45 Miami Pittsburgh 41 Penn State University 36 Case 47 Carnegie Tech 37 HOCKEY Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 3 Kansas City 3 St Louis 2
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Purdue and Indiana Declared Big Ten Co Champions
Purdue and Indiana share the 1920s era Big Ten basketball crown after Illinois and Wisconsin fail to challenge. Indiana seals at least a share with only one defeat in conference play. Purdue secures a third straight title while Illinois ends outside the lead.
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Purdue Star Kessler Tops Big Ten Scorers
Bob Kessler of Purdue won the Big Ten scoring title with 160 points, nine ahead of Bill Haar low of Chicago who set a three year conference mark with 416 points. Both concluded their conference careers Saturday night as the season finished.
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Light Co Cagers End Year With Strong Record
The Iowa Electric Light and Power company basketball team posted one of the city area’s best records this year. They lost only six of twenty-nine games, won YMCAs Gold Medal and Open league titles, and reached the Eastern Iowa amateur tournament semi finals at Dyersville. Ockie Theisen led scoring with six foot four overlap, playing every game. Charles Herbeck coached the squad with Walter Peck and Tony Herbeck assisting.
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