Marion Duz Kids Rally Past Washington in Substate Clash
Marion, the Wamac champion, crushed Washington 70-46 on the Iowa City floor to extend their win streak to 21. Barrie Gable and Jack King combined for 44 points as the Indians clamp down with a fast break and stifling defense to reach the substate final against Albia Maquoketa winner.
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Gus Schrader
Gazette
Iowa City
Marion
Iowa
Washington
Wilson
Les Hipple
Montezuma
Barrie Gable
Jack King
King
Gable
Ouz
Bob Williams
Dick Johnson
Krog
Jack Tanner
Tanner
Cedar Rapids Rockets
Edger Steeg
West Chester
Monticello
Lisbon
Indians
Associated Press
Jim Bailey
Vic Manussier
Marion Indians eye state final after substate win
Marion Indians defeated Washington 70 46 in Iowa City to advance in class A substate action. Bob Williams hopes to rejoin the squad for Saturday's final if doctors clear him. Maquoketa or Albia looms as potential finals opponent with Marion carrying a 23 1 record.
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Marion
Bob Williams
Ping Washington
Iowa City
Maquoketa
Albia
Indians
Immaculate Conception
Bob
Seminick Signs with Phillies After Yankees Rout
Seminick, Philadelphia’s starting catcher, agreed to terms with owner Bob Carpenter in Lakeland after watching the Phillies lose to the Yankees 23 to 6 in St. Petersburg. The move adds depth for the Phillies as they travel to face the Tigers.
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Lakeland
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Andy Seminick
Detroit Tigers
Seminick
Bob Carpenter
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Gibbons recalls Dempsey bout amid Cedar Rapids visit
Sheriff Tom Gibbons of St Paul recounts the 1923 championship clash with Jack Dempsey in Shelby Montana and the 25th anniversary payday. He argues the bout drew money for him later and shares tales from his 59 years, noting his ongoing fitness and fond memories with locals.
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Wice
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Shelby
Montana
Dempsey
Gibbons
Jack Kearns
Gene Tunney
Bloomfield
England
Tom
Harry Greb
Harry
Cedar Rapids
Three B Teams To Win Trips to State Tonight
High school substate action narrows state basketball field to 36 with seven more to be cut Thursday. Ottumwa leads, while Ames and Fort Dodge exit in AA battles. Holy Family Mason City, Corwith, Sacred Heart Pocahontas vie for B titles tonight.
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Waterloo
West Waterloo
Mason City
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Loras
Dubuque
Iowa City
Burlington
Keokuk
Holy Family of
Corwith
Ames
Shelby
Moorhead
Atlantic
Sacred Heart of Pocahontas
Newkirk
Sioux City
Assembly passes ban on paying twice for same day baseball doubleheaders
The New York Assembly approved a bill to bar major league clubs from charging separate admissions for two games on the same day. Lawr ence P Murphy of Brooklyn said the measure targets Branch Rickey and the Dodgers for doubleheaders where fans paid two admissions, refining pricing practices.
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N.Y
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Senate
Lawrence P. Murphy
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Wildcats on southern training trip
Northwestern under Freddie Lindstrom will depart Friday for a 10 day southern training trip with seven scheduled games. The team aims to build pitching depth and test lineups ahead of the season.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern
Wildcats
Freddie Lindstrom
Results Wednesday Scores From Atlantic to Sioux City
Results Wednesday list girls and boys contests across Iowa venues. A Shenandoah toppled Mt. Ayr 56 46 while C B Abraham Lincoln defeated Ames 55 47 Ottumwa beat Oskaloosa 47 26 Marion downed Washington 70 46 and S C Central beat Fort Dodge 49 33.
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Iowa
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Marion
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Central
Sioux City
Ames
Fort Dodge
Shenandoah (A
Mt. Ayr
Atlantic
A—Shenandoah
Des Moines
C. B. Abraham Lincoln
Iowa City
A—Marion
S. C. Central
Semis Tonight In Invitational
New York INS reports the National Invitation Tournament semifinals feature Bradley versus St John’s and Duquesne against CCNY. CCNY, the talk of the event, rode a 89-50 win over Kentucky, the worst Kentucky loss in 20 years, while Duquesne survived LaSalle 49-47 after a rough finish.
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NEW York
INS
Bradley
St. John’s
Duquesne
City College of New York
CCNY
Beavers
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Frisco
Red Hot Beavers
Dukes
LaSalle
Nomellini Debut in Wrestling Still Uncertain in Minneapolis
Promoter Tony Stecher argues Leo Nomellini should begin with a lengthy proving bout rather than a headline debut. Carlson Johnson seeks control as Nomellini’s manager and headline. Nomellini says he is nervous yet eager to prove himself despite the delay.
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Minneapolis
Tony Stecher
Leo Nomellini
University of Minnesota
Carlson Johnson
Gopher
Nomellini
Leo
Stecher
Tony
Bronko Nagurski
Oklahoma Sends Four Big Seven Mat Champions to Nationals
Four Oklahoma wrestling champions from the Big Seven will compete at the national intercollegiate meet in Cedar Falls Iowa on Friday and Saturday. Representing OU are Bill Borders 121 pounds George Jackson 145 pounds Leonard Marcotte 155 pounds and Joe Butler 165 pounds. A fifth entrant will be decided in the 128-pound class after a try out between Orville Wise and Jack Bluebaugh.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Cedar Falls
Oklahoma
Bill Borders
Tulsa
George Jackson
Leonard Marcotte
Purcell
Joe Butler
Orville Wise
Jack Bluebaugh
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Elwood
Davenport
C. R. McKinley
Albia-Maquoketa
Dapbaaten Iekek
KCRG
Dick Krog
Williams
Don Christensen
Hugh Leffingwell
Hipple
Center Junction
Roosevelt
Bulldogs
Jerry Davis
Charlie Mason
Muscatine Allstater
Little Six
Central Iowa
Russ Wiley
Marion Indians
Tap
Clinton Lyons
Tipton
Pella
Mowery
Ottumwa Courier
Jimmy Roan
Coady
Bill Mosley
Coulter
Rhoads
Roan
Estes
Zable
S Schmitt
Brock
Bar Landautst
Uettinenen
Messenger
Johnson
Humm
Gorham
Kore Ag
Manassier
Bailey
Ene
Ines
Qo Merritt
Esces Eesses
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RY Davis
Steward
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Ramse i Eens
Nelson
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Cinchicton
Ae Oticam
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Hertz
Buresh Motors Incorporated
Herte Svs
rNara
Jim Owen
First Street
Red Peppers
Pat Harmon
British Isles
Georges Carpentier
Ored
Msgr
John Moloy
Joseph McGready
Independence
Dr. McGready
Msgr. Moloy
Jack Ogden
McKinley
Keystone
Melrose
Northeast Iowa
Newton
Armstrong
John C. Roberts
Life
Esquire
Look
Armstrong Quality
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H. F. Vs
Core
Pocahontas
West Wateroa
Dubuane Loras
C.R. McKinley
Albert City
Sioux Center
Shenandoah
Ogden
Ankeny
Albia-Maquokets
Keokuk-Burlington
D.M. East
Dubuque Loras-Marshalltown
Dinsdale
Readlyn
C. B
Abe Lincoln
Tee
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