All-Big Ten basketball selections list players by school
Purdue forward Jewell Young and Purdue center Gene Anderson lead the All-Big Ten picks with Ohio State guard Ernest Andres and Minnesota guard Paul Maki also honored. Other selections include Illinois center Lewis Dehner and Indiana guard Martin Rolek with Northwestern guard Walter Vance among listed players and an honorable mention line for Powell Trenkle Hapane Lounsburg Boughner Frey.
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Jewell Young
Purdue
Jim Wall
Ohio State
John Townsend
Mich
Ben Stephens
Iowa
Gene Anderson
Lewis Dehner
Ilinois
Ernest Andres
Ind
Paul Maki
Minnesota
Martin Rolek
Minn
Walter Vance
Harold Powell
Wisconsin
Fred Trenkle
Northwestern
Bill Hapane
Dick Lounsburg
Chicago
Dick Boughner
Manny Frey
Indiana players dominate United Press all conference picks
Four Indiana stars lead the 1938 Big Ten all conference basketball selections. Jewell Young of Purdue and Capt. John Townsend of Michigan are unanimous first team selections. Gene Anderson of Purdue and Ernie Andres of Indiana are centers and guards Martin Rolek of Minnesota and others earn spots as alternates. Townsend is praised as the league’s greatest all round player.
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Purdue
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Iowa
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Ohio State
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Illinois
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Northwestern
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Princeton Hires Three Assistants for Tad Wieman
Princeton announces the addition of three assistant coaches for football coach Tad Wieman. Michigan basketball coach Franklin Cappon becomes backfield and basketball coach, Edgar Walker from Mississippi named end coach, and Charlies Ceppi becomes line coach. Fairman resigns to become graduate athletics manager.
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Opening State Tourney Features Multinational Franklin Quintet
Franklin faces Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs in the state tournament as five nationalities anchor the Thunderbolts starting lineup. Norwegian Bill Currell English Albert Eddy Greek Mike Kanellis Irish Bill Mehegan Bohemian Jack Sopousek lead a diverse lineup with reserves including Scots-Irish Earl Delzell Belgian Glenn Kerres Swede LaVerne Sundberg German Curtis Layton and more. Bennett club also draws attention as a district favorite before Des Moines clashes.
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Ivan Reid
Joe Crawford
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Bill Franey
London Police Trained in Fire Rescue and First Aid
London policemen receive training in fire rescue to save people from burning buildings. The program also imparts practical first aid skills, car driving, swimming, and life saving.
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I. Cagers Meet St Ambrose Five In State Tourney
Davenport AP reports second round in the state Catholic high school basketball tournament with four teams holding byes. Pocahontas Sacred Heart Defiance Columbia St Ambrose advanced after first round wins. upcoming games list times and matchups.
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Boxing Roundup Scores and Knockouts Across Cities
Sports brief from Chicago and Rochester reports Billy Celebron of Rockford stopping Nick Nicholson in Indianapolis, and Paul Atlas of Minneapolis knocking out Huck Kogera in Los Angeles.
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Henry Armstrong To Fight In Des Moines Bout
Pinkie George Des Moines promoter announced he signed Henry Armstrong the sensational Negro featherweight for a Des Moines bout late this month. George said he would name an opponent soon after revealing the Chicago signing last night.
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Anderson Elected Purdue Cage Leader
Pur due University's Big Ten champions Monday elected Gene Anderson junior center from Franklin Indiana captain of the 1938 39 season.
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Michigan Defeats Northwestern 30 to 22 in Final Big Ten Standings
Michigan edged Northwestern 30 to 22 as the Wolverines held the Wildcats scoreless in most of the final period. Capt. Jake Townsend and Charlie Pink sparked Michigan for a 27 to 16 margin, securing their sixth conference win and leaving Northwestern tied for third with Ohio State.
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Wisconsin to meet Columbia in 1940 gridiron clash
Wisconsin will travel to New York to play Columbia on November 9 1940 in the first football meeting between the two schools announced by Columbia athletics director Dr Edward S Elliott.
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England Road Costs Make a Minute Worth 500000 Dollars
A British road system has become so costly that a car traveling at 60 mph would traverse infrastructure valued at about 500000 dollars in a single minute, highlighting the high expense of modern English roads.
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Steele Heads Mat Program For Thursday
Ray Steele of Glendale Calif heads a Memorial Coliseum card arranged by Eddie Jennings. Steele faces Jules Strongbow in a bout likely to trigger fireworks if Strongbow pressures the California star. USC’s Cliff Thiede returns to meet Alf Johnson of Minneapolis in a semi windup. Openers feature Joe Hubka vs Ed Cook with Cook impressing on the coast with speed and stamina.
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Cedar Rapids
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Backer To Manage Waterloo Again This Year
Leonard H Backer was re appointed manager of the Waterloo Red Hawks in the Three I league. He wired acceptance from Elk Grove California to President Harry A Doerr. Backer a former third baseman previously played in the International and Pacific Coast leagues and will meet Waterloo candidates in Muskogee Oklahoma on April 15.
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Local Bowling League Results and Rug Cleaning Ads
Results of local bowling leagues listed for readers. Classified ads direct men to rug cleaning or repair services under classification 14 in the Want Ads.
Reds reshaped for 1938 with McKechnie at helm
Cincinnati Reds begin the 1938 season under new manager Bill McKechnie in Tampa. The club vows a near overhaul with new outfielders and infield competition, led by versatile pitching and revamped catching. McKechnie aims to improve on last year’s 56 wins and cellar finish.
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Luther Defeats Upper Iowa 29 to 27 in Season Finale
Luther college closed its basketball season with a 29 to 27 victory over Upper Iowa in Fayette. The Peacocks led early, Luther then pulled ahead 14 to 12 at halftime and maintained the lead through the second half. The item ends with unrelated astronomical text.
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