Raiders Upset Rams and Muskies in Tournament Action
In a turbulent Friday at the fieldhouse Raiders tallied a 36 27 victory over Dubuque Rams as Anamosa shut down Cedar Rapids Roosevelt in a 21 something finish. Howard Larson scored the deciding goal seconds before the buzzer while Dick Budde and Bob Ireland led the Raiders with nine and eight points respectively. The Willamsburg Muskies trailed at halftime but rallied late with Wen ny Melntyre and Glen Bloom sparking a key surge in the final period. Mentrynre scored eight in the fourth and Bloom topped the Muskies with 15 while Veintyre added 12 for Anamosa.
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Keystone Meets Alburnett in Class B District Final
Keystone and Alburnett split decisive showdowns as Clarence storms back in third but falls 27 21. Lane led Clarence with 13 points while Feuerbach scored 11 baskets for Alburnett’s victory, Keystone’s Brauer and Feuerbach starred as Keystone advances to finals amid fast breaks and high scoring.
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Alburnett
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B Lane
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Thomas
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Brauer
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Totass
Totas
Tama Loses Special to The Gazette
Tama falls in a fourth district tourney game as AMFS wear balltowr and Are clash on the nets Saturday night to decide who advances in Central Iowa competition.
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Gazette
AMFS
Iowa
Friday Semi Final District Results From Misread Text
District contest results listed with assorted school and town names including Ames Oceass, Clarence, Mason City, Spirit Lake, and Orange City. Scores appear for multiple classes and districts, with partial lines showing teams such as Mason City, Spirit Lake, and Orange City in close matchups.
Bobcats Reach State Finals After Tough Tama Battle
The Bobcats edged Tama 57 27 to reach the state finals behind Bobby Hamilton’s six baskets in the second half. Tama led 7 2 at Q1 and 12 11 at halftime, but Marshalltown’s defense clamped down in the second half as Hamilton sparked the surge.
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Tama Indians
Bobcat
Bobby Hamilton
Marrshalltown
Tana
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Oqnisly
Hampton
A Tesar
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Waters
She
Athal-Tama
Marshalltown
Dike and McGregor Triumph in District Semis
Dike upset Clermont 32 29 in the district semifinal as Gilbert af Clermont sparked a late surge before halftime to send Clermont up by two. McGregor crushed Quascqueten 38 22 with Bob O'Brien leading scorers and McGregor building a big first half advantage.
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Bob O'Brien
South
Batterhiedd
Schneider
Bren
TN Smith
Merwin
Ferrecee
Galiher Sells Many Season Tickets For State Cage Tourney
TOWA CITY AP Charles Galiher business manager of athletics at the University of Iowa announced that only 800 season tickets remain for the state high school boys basketball tournament. About 2,000 have already been sold and individual session tickets are selling heavily. Orders for school children tickets at 25 cents per session must be in by Wednesday March 13.
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Towa City
Charles Galiher
University of Iowa
Galiher
Guliher
Big Six Mat Preliminaries Results Report
Ames Iowa AP coverage of Big Six wrestling preliminaries with 121 to 168 pound results. Oklahoma and Kansas State feature multiple decisions and byes as Nebraska Iowa State Missouri and Oklahoma contend for early leadership.
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James Oklahoma
Kika
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Weroska
Smith
Big Shots Roll On In Boys Cage Fight
Thousands of fans forecast bitter district battles as eight class A and eight class B district champions advance to Iowa City for the boys state scholastic basketball tournament. Crestons, defending champions, remain unbeaten in tournament play and ready for another tough test Saturday night.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Ciy Rox
Iowa City
Crestons
Lough
Last Night's High School Hoop Results Across Iowa Regions
The Associated Press summaries upend multiple district games. Creston over Atlantic in double overtime. Centerville over Fairfield 34 to 25. Ottumwa edged Sigourney 28 to 26. Fort Dodge beat Dows 45 to 18. Ames beat Roosevelt 31 to 24. Marshalltown 35 Tama 27. Anamosa upset Muscatine 21 to 20. Regional standings and upcoming finals listed with pairings.
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Ames
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Triple tie crowns Big Six cage race as playoff looms
Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri finish with eight wins and two losses triggering a Wichita playoff to decide who faces Oklahoma A&M for a Western NCAA bid. The Sooners defeated Kansas 47 to 36, Royce McNatt becomes conference scoring king with 126 points in ten games.
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Missouri
Wichita
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Iowa State
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Minnesota Gymnasts Win Big Ten Title
Minnesota gymnasts won the Big Ten team title with 10513 points, edging Illinois 105 to 55 for Chicago and 915 for Iowa. Illinois claimed three event wins and tied another, with Capt. Joe Giallombardo taking tumbling and tying for parallel bars with Bob Hanning. Charles Hafey earned Minnesota’s sole outright first in the flying rings.
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Minnesota
Illinois
Illini
Thonns
Iowa
Joe Giallombardo
Bob Hanning
Charles Hafey
Witwer's and Wilson's Win Final Allied Industrial League Games
Witwer Grocers beat Iowa Mig 31 to 24 in a league game Friday night leading 18 to 13 at half with Groves scoring 12 and Schultz 10. In the nightcap Wilson Packers toppled LaPlant-Chnate 42 to 23 led by Weber with 10. Benesh had 6 for the losers. A board of controls meeting at the Y M C A is set for Monday at 7 30 pm as the league closes its season. playoff dates between Quaker Oats Co and the Light Co will be announced later.
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Schultz
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LaPlant-Chnate
Weber
Benesh
Board of Control
Allied Industrial League
Quaker Oats Co
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Hampton
Thayer
McManus
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Alton
Strammer
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Wilson
Pisarix
Felercisen
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Norbert
Five Wolverines Reach Mat Semis At Big Ten Meet
In Lafayette Indiana Michigan advances five wrestlers to the semifinals at the Western Conference championships as Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa and others push for titles. Quarterfinal results show Wolverines and rivals competing across weight classes with decisive matches and byes noted.
Fish And Game Club Plans Buffet Supper
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration club announces a family night program with buffet supper Monday at 6 30 p m in Sokol hall. Members and families welcome, bring a covered dish and silverware. Coffee and sugar provided. Unmarried members urged to attend. A short business meeting follows the program. The club now numbers 355 members.
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Cedar Rapids
Michigan Parades In Big Ten Track Title Bid
Michigan aims for a seventh consecutive Big Ten indoor title as 11 Wolverines qualify in preliminaries led by Ray Cochran of Indiana who clocked 48.4 in the 440 yard semis breaking a four year old mark. Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Chicago Purdue Minnesota and Ohio State share multiple qualifiers as Michigan seeks first title bid since Ken Doherty.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Indiana
Ray Cochran
Cochran
Ray Ellinwood
Illinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Purdue
Minnesota
Ohio State
Charles Hoyt
Wolverine
Ken Doherty
Hoyt
Yale
Michigan Routs Big Ten Tank Meet With Records
Michigan swam to dominance in Columbus earning strong prospects for an eleventh Big Ten title in 16 years. They set two new conference records in finals with 3:26.6 by the 400 yard relay team Sharemet Hutchens Gillis Barker and a 1871 backstroke time by Francis Heydt. Ohio State and others followed as qualifiers trailed by Northwestern Iowa Minnesota Chicago Illinois Indiana Purdue Wisconsin.
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Hoosiers
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Wolverines
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Gus Sharemet
Ed Hutchens
John Gillis
Charley Barker
Francis Heydt
Barker
Harold Stanhope
Illinois
Hapac Dominates Illini Scoring Record Book
Hapac finishes at Illinois with most cage marks, holding Big Ten single game 34 points and Illinois totals for three and one-year spans. He also tied 60-field-goal season record, and stands as Illinois' first post Carney Big Ten scoring champion since 1922.
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Bill Hapac
University of Illinois
Illinois
Ilinois
Chuck Carney
Carney
Complete First Round In Washington Meet
Special to The Gazette Washington first round results in the Gold Medal basketball tournament list Crawfordsville 52 Mount Pleasant 31 Washington Maid Aievea 25 Riverside 23 Washington Punks 44 Mount Union 22 Conesville 61 Brighton 44 Kenwick 35 Kinross 33 Thornburg 35 Keota 24 Washington DeMolay 23 Millersburg 17 West Liberte 54 Kalona 41 Washington Ex Cards 43 Gibson 42 Webster 35 Wellman 32 Games Monday Night complete second round Iowa City Thornburg Washington DeMolay West Liberty Columbus Junction Cx Cards Washington 9 45 Wellman Wyman
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Hinkle Receives Stanford Backfield Coach Offer
Green Bay Packers fullback Clark Hinkle said he has been offered a backfield coach position at Stanford University and is weighing the proposal. The news comes from Green Bay with INS reporting on the potential college coaching move.
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Green Bay Packers
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Sport Jabs Roundup From AP Boxing Cards
In New York Lew Jenking knocked out Yippy Larkin after a match in Omaha Carl Vineiguerra kayoed Jarl Rehmann. Paul Hartnck officiated in Los Angeles where Frank Rewsey won by points. Jimmy Tych outpointed Frankie Wallace in Philadelphia. Johnny Manschen outpointed Billy Miske in Minneapolis. Junior Munsell outpointed Al Delaney in Oklahoma. Rafel Esparza stopped Frankie Ras in Beaumont Mexico City lightweight match.
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Novotny tops pin leagues with 601 score
Joe Novotny rolled a 601 to lead the Cedar Rapids Carton Co. to two wins in Lincoln Major. Anne Stasny added a 214 for high single in the Ten Pin league at Subway alleys, boosting her total to 514 just shy of Lydia Olson’s 519 for high total honors. The Gazette team posted 2388 and 841 for high totals and defeated Rosemont Flower Shop. Speake led Eddy Paper Corp with a 593 series in Red Crown Major, while Zenicek had 599 for Oil and Auto high series.
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Miss Hicks to Meet Berg in East Coast Finals
Nineteen year old Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach California will play Patty Berg of Minneapolis Saturday in the Florida East Coast women's championship at St Augustine Florida. Hicks defeated Mrs Thomas Nolan of Newcastle Pennsylvania 4 and 2 in one semi final while Berg edged Clara Callender of Long Beach 2 up to reach the final.
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Minneapolis
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First Round Plays in Iowa Open Table Tennis Meet
First round matches in the Iowa open table tennis tournament began at the YMCA with six tables in use for junior division eliminations. Semis and finals are set for Sunday at Pla Mor to handle expected large crowds, with afternoon session starting at 1.
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Sullivan Tops Knights of Columbus Pinochle Tourney
Tom Sullivan won the Thursday night three handed pinochle tournament for Knights of Columbus with 551 points across 24 hands. Frank Goerdt placed second with 544, Pat Ford 535, and John Murphy 524 in a field of 21 players.
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Knights of Columbus
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Culver Motors Cagers Triumph Over Presbyterian Team
In a Saturday morning pickup game on church floor Culver Motors defeated First Presbyterian 59 to 9 percent in a lopsided scoring outcome.
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Four Teams Remain In Girls Cage Tourney Semis Set
SEMIFINAL PAIRINGS pit De Soto against Hansell and Numa versus Waterville after two overtime thrillers. Numa, 34-0 start unbeaten, faces Waterville. De Soto meets Hansell as top scorers Owen Olmstead and Helen Van Houten carry their teams. Consolation at 7:30, title game at 8:40 Saturday night. Ottosen C191 Waterville (30)
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Mildred Ztnich
Ruth Petersma
Ottosen
Ann Jacobson
Owen Olmstead
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Jenkins Flattens Larkin In First Round Fight
Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater Texas KO'd Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey in the first round at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round lightweight bout. Jenkins weighed 134 1 4 pounds to Larkin's 135 1 4 pounds. Referee Pete Hartley counted to ten at 2 minutes 41 seconds. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Jenkins would meet Lou Ambers for the lightweight title on May 10 in the same arena.
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Lou Ambers
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Burlington, Maquoketa JC cage teams out of meet and finals
Burlington upset Maquoketa 59 to 45 to remain in the 1940 Iowa junior college basketball hunt. Marshalltown topped Webster City 42 to 21 to reach the semifinals. Creston and Centerville won their Friday quarterfinals. Creston crushed Tipton 47 to 30 while Centerville edged Chariton 49 to 45. Championship game set for Saturday night.
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Cornell Track Card Opens On April 13
Special to The Gazette reports Mount Vernon hosts the Cornell outdoor track season opener on April 13 with an intramural meet. The schedule lists seven more meets for Purple track and field men including the April 20 state teachers relays at Cedar Falls and the May Midwest conference meet at Gatesboro.
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Varsity Letters Awarded To Nine Cee Cagers
Nine Cee basketball players received varsity letters as announced by Coach Willis Lamb on Saturday. The honorees include Don Dunlop Bob Dunlop Bob Smith Harry Mehlan Jim Scott Paul Tschirgi Henry Moss Art Van Wyk and John Prasch. Seniors among them are Scott Smith Prasch and Mehlan.
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Basketball Scores From Regional Games
Oklahoma led in a scoreline with 7 points while Kansas trailed at 34. Southern California and Oregon State both posted 34 and 41 respectively as Utah and Utah State showed close results. Nebraska teachers and Chadroe Teach sia posted mid game tallies, while Western State dominated Colorado College 68 to 24.
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Booster Squad Caps Early American Bowling Congress Scores
DETROIT, Mich. (INS) A. C. St. Mary's of Syracuse led booster squads in the American Bowling Congress championships at Detroit with 2 663 points. They posted 788 opening, then 931 and 914 in the last two games to miss the top prize. Syracuse claims the top $50 squad prize as part of a $500 allotment per 40-team shift shared by the leading 15. Dayton and other strong squads challenged in the long evening of five-man play as the action shifts to doubles and singles Sunday. The championship stride peaks Sunday night with the arrival of regular teams.
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Pinkie George Quits As Fight Promoter
DES MOINES AP Pinkie George resigns as boxing promoter after five years to focus on managing heavyweight Lee Savold. He has sold his boxing club and other interests and will devote activity to Savold and possibly other fighters.
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Zamperini Commits 6000 Mile Indoor Mile Run
USC track star Low Zamperini flew 6000 miles to run an indoor mile in New York at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. After the race he will fly back, planning a 47 hour absence and return Sunday afternoon.
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Suhr Signs With Phillies Ends Holdout
Veteran first baseman Gus Suhr ended his holdout and reported to the Phillies training camp in Miami Beach with his signed contract. Suhr, who came to Philadelphia from Pittsburgh last season, was accompanied by outfielder Joe Marty.
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