Mason City Steals Show In First Day Of Tournament
Mason City Mohawks overwhelmed McGregor 30 to 23 in the first round as Keystone, Waverly, Muscatine, and Holstein advanced. Keystone and Mason City set up a Friday night clash while Waverly led by Bobby Kinnan eyes Muscatine semifinal showdown. Keystone’s Orlyn Feuerbach led all scorers with 18 points and Mason City showed depth behind Colloten Barbour and Pickell.
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Diagonal
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Bob Goodson
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Parks
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Warette
Kirkman
Rosh Enelehrecht
Carpentes
Wilcox Krause Oo
Vinton Esrleston Ovev Rediske
Long Neuman O'Mabie Stroiman
Psenwarek
Brierly
Clark McClure
Big Shot Teams On Slate For A B C
Several nationally rated ten pin teams travel to Detroit for the American Bowling congress Friday in a bid to surpass the current five man score of 2,843 by the Silver Seals of St. Louis. New Process Gear of Syracuse headlines Friday night with 2,997 last year at Cleveland, featuring Piraino Griffo Connizzotto Piraino Giromini. Eighty more out of town teams join Friday’s schedule as Budweisers of St. Louis head Sunday’s card. Leaders in doubles singles and all events are expected to be challenged over the weekend.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Silver Seals
St. Louis
Process Gear
Syracuse
N. Y
Cleveland
Andy Piraino
Gregor Griffo
John Connin
Zotto
Sam Piraino
Nickel Plated Auto Parts Need Light Machine Oil
Nickel plated parts of an automobile should receive occasional application of light machine oil to prevent rusting and maintain function.
Four teams reach semifinals in national intercollegiate cage meet
In Kansas City four teams from Missouri Minnesota California and Mississippi advanced to the national intercollegiate basketball tournament semifinals. San Diego California Delta State Missouri Tarkio Texas Wesleyan Hamline and Southwestern plus Maryville are noted as strong contenders with Delta State’s Ther man Blackledge scoring 22 points and San Diego edging Pittsburg Teachers 32 30.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Minnesota
California
Mississippi
San Diego
Calif
Richard Mitchell
Pittsburg
Kan
Teachers
Aztecs
Milton Phelps
Delta State
Cleveland
Mise
Marsville
Therman Blackledge
Maryville
Blackledge
Tarkio
College
Texas Wesleyan
Fort Worth
Texas
Hazen Ward
Hamline
University of St Paw
Minn
Southwestern
Winfield
Shaughnessy Names Schwartz Bengston As Grid Assistants
Palo Alto California AP Clark Shaughnessy Stanford football coach may include two former All Americans on his staff if his recommendations pass Marchmont Schwartz All American halfback at Notre Dame 1930 1931 and Phil Bengston Minnesota tackle 1934 Schwartz served five years as athletic director and head coach at Creighton University Omaha and was Shaughnessy backfield coach at Chicago in 1934
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Palo Alto
Calif
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Marchmont Schwartz
Notre Dame
Phil Bengston
Minnesota
Schwartz
Creighton University
Omaha
Shaughnessy
Chicago
Blimp Levy Falls to Six Opponents in Coliseum Bout
Martin Brimp Levy, a 642 pound wrestler known as Blimp Levy, failed to conquer six men at Memorial Coliseum Thursday night. He did down two foes before Jimmy Bear pinned him on his back. Earlier bouts featured fast action with Cowboy Walters losing to Dominico Serio in 31 minutes and Henry Rollin defeating Billy Hickson after 26 minutes. Jimmy Bear defeated Bulldog Mallory in 10 minutes with Alex Fidler as referee.
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Martin
Levy
Memorial Coliseum
Jimmy Bear
Cowboy Walters
Texas
Dominico Serio
Italy
John Stark Leads Cedar Rapids Star at State AAU Meet
Grinnell hosts the first annual state AAU swimming meet with Roosevelt high of Des Moines sending Bill Freeman and others to challenge for titles. John Stark of Cedar Rapids, a former Big Ten diving champion, is also entered. The Grinnell College pool hosts the event sponsored by the Grinnell Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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A.U
Roosevelt High School
Des Moines
Grinnell College
Grinnell Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Freeman
Roosevelt
John Stark
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Boston Bruins Win League Hockey Race
New York New York Bruins clinch the NHL title after a 0 0 overtime tie with the Rangers. Frankie Brimsek stars as Boston remains one point ahead of New York with one game left against Montreal and can still win even if they lose.
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NEW York
Boston Bruins
Frankie Brimsek
Bruins
New York Rangers
Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Three-Eye finds many rookies in 1939 season mix
The piece surveys rookie prospects across major leagues, noting the Yankees rely on seasoned newcomers while other clubs push a crop of spring callups. It recalls past debuts of Keller, Williams, Di Maggio, Naymick, Campbell and others, weighing chances of sticking in the majors this year across teams like Cleveland, Chicago, St Louis and Boston.
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New York Yankees
Washington
Athletics
Browns
Cleveland
Mike Naymick
Hill Park
Bob Feller
Yankees Could Be Bought But It Takes Dough
NEW YORK AP The New York Yankees, a prized asset in finance and baseball, are for sale but likely to stay with current owners as the AL season opens. Governors and businessmen had been linked to a deal, including Governor Francis P Murphy of New Hampshire, who acknowledged interest but denied active negotiations. Edward G Barrow, the club president, said two or three legitimate offers appeared over the last year but none are being considered now.
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New York Yankees
Francis P. Murphy
New Hampshire
Edward G. Barrow
Club
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Eight New Track Records Made In Dartmouth Games
Dartmouth's third carnival saw eight indoor records fall as John Woodruff, Jimmy Herbert, John Borican and two New York University relay squads set new marks. Woodruff shattered 800 meters and half mile records, Herbert posted indoor bests in 400 meters and 440 yards, Borican topped the three quarter mile, and NYU relays established 880 yard and one mile relay records en route to a new 1600 meter best.
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N. H
INS
Dartmouth
John Woodruff
Jimmy Herbert
John Borican
New York University
Woodruff
Herbert
Borican
N.Y. U
Exhibition Baseball Tour Shows Mixed Results Across Florida
Multiple spring games reported from Lakeland, St Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, Bradenton and West Palm Beach. Box scores list players for Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, Syracuse, Boston, Philadelphia, Rochester, Chicago, Pittsburgh and other clubs with varied scoring outcomes and the names of pitchers and batters noted in each contest.
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Barnicle
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Andrew
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Jones
Small
Atwond
Milles
Lyons
Drasites
Ryba
Drumbelow
Beal
Klutz
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Grove
Dobernic
Eaves
Tresh
Silvestri
W Lee
Passeau
Todd
Collins
San Bernardino
Calif
Ono
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Potter
Poindexter
Caster
Beckman
Wagner
Hancken
MacFayden
Clemensen
Harrell
Heintvelman
Lanahan
Schultz
Susce
Berres
All Star Teams Set to Face Florida in Charity Game
Manager Joe McCarthy selects top Yankees and Red Sox stars to open for the American League against the National League in a Sunday exhibition in Tampa to aid the Finnish relief fund. Bill McKechnie lists six clubs among NL starters with Paul Derringer or Bucky Walters likely to open. Bob Feller not starting but may enter later.
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Fla
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Boston Red Sox
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Red Sox
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
McKechnie
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Reds
Bob Feller
Fireball King
Cleveland Indians
Red Ruffing
Bob Grove
Lefty Gomez
Buck Newsom
Emil Leonard
Tommy Bridges
Dorothy Kirby And Jane Cothran Reach Belleair Finals
In Belleair Florida the pair Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina advanced to the finals of the Belleair Women's golf tournament after dramatic semi final wins. Kirby upset six time champion Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia while Cothran defeated National Champion Betty Jamesson of San Antonio.
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Belleair, Fla
Ins
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S.C
Belleair
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Miss Cothran
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Iowa State Cagers Name Pilots Co Captains for 1940 41
Iowa State College announces co captains Gordon Nicholas Lawton and Albert Rudolfson Rolfe for the 1940 41 basketball season. Ray Stone of Fort Dodge leads the wrestling squad, Roger W Adams of Balboa Heights Canal Zone heads swimming, Marvin Farrell named honorary wrestling captain, and Don Minert of Ames chosen wrestling manager for next year. Nine letters awarded in basketball, wrestling, and swimming.
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AMES
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Lawton
Albert Rudolfson
Rolfe
Iowa State College
Ray Stone
Fort Dodge
Roger W. Adams
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
Marvin Farrell
Don Minert
St Wenceslaus advances to Dubuque diocesan semi finals
St Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids defeated St Joseph's Mason City 24 to 12 to reach the Dubuque girls diocesan basketball tournament semi finals at Loras college. Capek and Navratil scored all 24 points for Cedar Rapids as they trounced Mason City, while Paulsen and Chute led the losers. St Wenceslaus meets Immaculate Conception of Dubuque, defending champion, Friday at 3:30 PM.
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St Joseph's
Amson City
St. Wenceslaus
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Loras College
Wenceslaus Sextet
Immaculate Conception of
Capek
Navratil
Mason City
Panek
Paulsen
Chute
St. Wenceslaus St. Joseph's
Fr Ft Bj
Majewski
Kelley
Shuden Oor Houser
Fiala
St. Joseph
Ae Itiglie
Jowni
Petersone Minn
Hawkeyes Ship For Louisiana Series Start
Eighteen University of Iowa baseball players departed for Lafayette Louisiana to begin a three game set with Southwestern Louisiana Institute. The squad will also meet Louisiana Tech at Ruston as part of a 1,100 mile swing. Captains Harold Haub and Jim George lead a group featuring players from Iowa and nearby states across catcher, pitcher, infield, and outfield positions.
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University of Iowa
Lafayette
Hawkeyes
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Iowa
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Norman Hawkins
Conesville
William Welp
Bancroft
John Breichner
Dyersville
Harold Haub
Rockwell City
Fred Hohenhorst
Chicago
Robert Stastny
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Schumer
Ted Gordimer
Cumberland
Dick Hein
Erie
Rudy Radics
New Brunswick
N. J
Edwin Prasse
Andy Kantor
Missouri Valley
Frank Kocur
Slater
Lloyd Smith
Buffalo Center
Bob Cook
St. Louis
Jim George
Dubuque
Keith Wymore
Lee
Clark Briscoe
Griswold
Virtually No Chance For Finland Olympics
Helsinki reports that despite the war’s end Finland faces a slim chance of hosting the Olympics this year. J W Rangel, IOC member and Finnish organizers president, cites military duties among committee members and the heavy financial burden during relief and reconstruction as primary reasons. April 1 decision deadline looms.
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Schrimpfer Leads Cedar Rapids Past St Joseph's in Diocesan Meet
Immaculate Conception forward Marion Schrimpfer poured in 15 field goals and four free throws as Cedar Rapids defeated St Joseph's of Bellevue 36 to 28 in the consolation game at Loras. Zemanek supported the winners while the Callahan sisters led the Bellevue team. The halftime score stood 23 to 15. Officials were Schramm and Nicks.
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Immaculate Conception
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S. C
Schrimpfer
St Joe
Zemanek
Callahan Sisters
Catherine
Jeanne
St. Joseph's Immaculate
Callahan
J Callahan
Weber
Meis
Demplewolf
Zemaneck
Miche
Reher
Jencer
Doucherty
I. C
St. Jose Ts Se Officials
Schramm i Loras
Nicks
Lorasi
Sport Jabs Associated Press Chicago boxing results brief
In Chicago Mill Aron 101% outpointed Ren Van Klaveren 15214 while Fritzie Zivice U5 defeated Johnny Barbara 151% in Pittsburgh. Aiken South Carolina saw Jack Barcett 188 beat Johnny Carotenuto 182 in Chattanooga Tennessee. Waterbury Connecticut featured Charney Eaxle 181 outpoint Art McAlpine 176.
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Pittsburghk
Johnny Barbara
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S. C
Jack Barcett
Chatstanooga
Tenn
Johnny Carotenuto
Parris Inland
Waterbury
Conn
Charney Eaxle
Art McAlpine
Springfield
Amass
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