Eleven Prep Teams Ready For Opening Of State Tourney
Iowa capital hosts the state tournament with fifteen of sixteen squads in town. Melrose and Davenport exit early. Franklin Cedar Rapids and Abrah am Lincoln loom as first round features. Melrose, Mitchellville, Rolfe and Diagonal are key contenders as the field converges for three days of championship play at Drake Fieldhouse.
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Chuan Rapids
Raed
Davenport
Sac City
Melrose
Mitchellville
Burlington
Rolfe
Far Northwest
Stratford
al Rudolfson
Webster City
Phil Seghi
Immaculate Conception
Birmingham
Ala
Seghi
Iowa
Dubuquee
Cornell Basketmen to Receive Letters and Numerals
Nine of ten varsity players are recommended for letters by Coach Judd Dean. Second letters go to Dave Peterson, Bob Swenson, and Don Anderson. First letters awarded to Emil Anderson, Art Boettcher, Jack Paul, Don Pease, Howard Schneider, and Jim Sprague. Twelve freshmen recommended for yearling numerals. Freshmen improved after a 29 point loss to Iowa State Teachers, then beat AUB UtEaR and another team.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Judd Dean
C’s
Dave Peterson
Freeport
Bob Swenson
Ottumwa
Don Anderson
Evanston
Ill
Peterson
Swenson
Emil Anderson
Art Boettcher
Windom
Minn
Jack Paul
Fort Madison
Don Pease
Burlington
Howard Schneider
Chicago
Jim Sprague
Newton
Iowa State Teachers
AUB Utear
Viewing the Field: Catholic tourneys shape high school hoops
In Davenport Tuesday Saint Ambrose Academy beat Immaculate Conception 22 8 while Columbia Academy edged Sacred Heart 24 12. St Mary's Marshalltown beat St Paul's Defiance 45 44 in a high scoring afternoon game.
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St. Ambrose Academy
Immaculate Conception
Columbia Academy
Sacred Heart of Boone
St. Mary’s
Marshalltown
St. Paul's
Defiance
Franklin High Faces Abraham Lincoln In State Tourney
Franklin high school basketball travels to Des Moines for a state tournament game against Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs. The round one matchup at Drake Fieldhouse is set for 2:00 PM Thursday with coach Orville Rust guiding players including Albert Eddy Dick Rice Earl Delzell Mike Kanellis and others.
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Franklin High School
Thunderbolts
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Franklin High
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Drake Fieldhouse
Orville Rust
Albert Eddy
Dick Rice
Earl Delzell
Mike Kanellis
Jack Sopousek
Bill Mehegan
Bill Currell
Ivan Reed
Joe Crawford
Glenn Kerres
Mitchell Drops Out Of Nebraska State League For Season
Mitchell South Dakota team resigns from the Nebraska State League citing local economic conditions and uncertain working ties with Cedar Rapids club. Directors suspend operations at season start, hoping to reform next year if conditions improve.
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Newport
Iowa Opens 1938 Baseball Season With Bradley Tech
Iowa coaches announce two early season games against Bradley Tech on April 1 and 2 in Peoria Illinois to start the University of Iowa 1938 baseball campaign.
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Bradley Tech
Peoria
Ill
University of Iowas
Yankees Pay Gap Sparked By Gehrig DiMaggio Talks
A column notes baseball salary disputes with Yankees owner Jacob Ruppert over Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio. Gehrig sought 41000, Ruppert offered 39000, DiMaggio pressing 40000. The piece also covers Mitchell leaving the Nebraska State League amid Cedar Rapids farm-club tensions and possible penalties from Commissioner Landis.
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di Maggio
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Hawkeyes Plan Warmup Games Before Southern Trip
Coach Otto Vogel announced Wednesday the Hawkeyes will schedule warmup games weather permitting. The schedule currently lists 26 games with a possible追加 game against Concordia College to finish a southern trip ending April 18 in Lake Charles Louisiana. Connie Mack weighs Gene Hasson as a first base candidate for Philadelphia Athletics.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Hawkeyes
Concordia College of
St Loui
Lake Charles
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Gene Hasson
Connellsville
Williamsport
Ike
Elneh
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