Grinnell And Diagonal Reach State Cage Semifinals
Diagonal upset East Sioux City 27 to 18 in the second round as Grinnell defeated Ledyard 32 to 15. Grinnell vs Diagonal set for Saturday after Davenport beat Sharon 43 to 11 and Murray edged Forest City 31 to 27 in overtime.
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Edar Falls
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Sioux City
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Southern Iowa
Leany Corwin Powevreak
Alvin Warner
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Warner
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Davenport
Tice
Koberg
Bronson
Mason City
Murray
Little Sharon
River City
Sharon
Moon
Wayne Cox
Robert Campbell
Davis
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Slous City
Eve Vy Fleming
Aldwin
Ices
Robert
Grath Of Cornell Advances In Natl Wrestling Meet
The National Collegiate Wrestling tournament opened at Lehigh University with 139 wrestlers from 40 schools. Howard McGrath of Cornell defeated Raymond Neal of Indiana in the 155 pound class in 5.05, while Carl Kitt of Oklahoma Southwest Teachers pinned Dewaine Guernsey in the 145 pound division at 8.46. James Steiner of Iowa State Teachers won the 118-pound first round over Joseph Parkey, and Keith Burghley of Iowa State Teachers stopped Lewis Morgan of Rochester Institute in the 135 pound first round.
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M. Cowboys
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Howard McGrath
Cornell
Iowa
Raymond Neal
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Barnels
James Steiner
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Joseph Parkey
Oklahoma Southwest Teachers
Keith Burghley
Lewis Morgan
Rochester Institute
Huntington Indiana Team Wins Catholic Tourney Showdown
St Mary's of Huntington Indiana produced the tournament's best balanced attack by defeating De Padua Ashland Wisconsin 32 23 at Loyola gym Chicago in a national Catholic inter scholastic basketball meet.
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St Xavier
Louisville
Central Catholic
Fort Wayne
Ingh
Joliet
Box Scores of Iowa Prep Meet Second Round
The Iowa prep meet advances to a second round as box scores show team and athlete results. Competitors from local programs tally points in multiple events with standings shaping the next phase.
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Iowa
Waterloo Quintet Eliminated in Catholic Tourney Loss
In Chicago the Catholic tournament opener sees St Joseph of Pittsburgh fall to Cathedral Duluth 26 to 16 after a slow offensive game. Loyola routes St Bernard 31 to 13 and St Navier tops St Benedict 77 to 17 amid Friday results.
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Pittsburgh
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities
United Press wire reports show several exhibition baseball results from Biloxi Los Angeles West Palm Beach and San Francisco. Notable line scores include Cleveland vs Washington in Biloxi 6 1 final and Chicago vs Pittsburgh 7 3 in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Brown
Lee
George
Brenzel Whitehil Burke
Bolton Redmond
Los Angeles
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Weaver
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Sewell
Shen
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Winterhaven
Fila Toronto
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Hilcher
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Holden
Wilson
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Cal Chicaso
Wet Grounds
Dell Leibsohn Wins Linn County Table Tennis Title
Dell Leibsohn claimed the Linn county table tennis crown at Marion High School gymnasium by defeating Horace Achter in straight sets 22-20 21-18 22-20. Sally Jones won the women's singles, and Achter with Harley Hollenbeck took the men's doubles title.
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Ruth Crew
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Harley
Iowa Light and Power Company
Miss Jones
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Sigfred Clothing Company
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Miss Smith
Bell
Balster's
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Harley Hollenbeck
Stan Kellams
Sid
Three Kansas State Players Set to Join Sioux City Club
Manhattan based Dougal Russell outfielder Charles Gentz from Herington and Duane Kratzer of Salina will leave next week to join the Sioux City Western League team, a Detroit farm. The note also mentions the U.S. aeronautic products export history.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Sioux City
Detroit
Dougal Russell
Independent high falls to Mason City in last-second heartbreaker
Cedar Falls reports Mason City 22 Independence 21 as Gayle Lane hits a long desperation shot with under a minute remaining to clinch the win. Independence had led 21 20 after Nelson tipped in a teammate’s miss but Lane’s a one in the middle of the floor sealed the outcome before 4 150 fans.
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Gayle Lane
Independence
Mason City
Lane
Griffith
Nelson
Plane
Mohawks
Barr
Wengert
Hathaway
Mike Farrah
Moline and Springfield Reach Illinois Prep Semis
In Champaign Illinois Mo line and Springfield advanced in the Illinois interscholastic basketball tournament. Moline defeated Quincy 31 to 30, defending champion. Springfield beat Champaign 28 to 16. The two teams meet in the first semifinal Saturday.
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Champaign
Ill
Moline
Springfield
Quincy
Tiger rookies halt Cardinals in exhibition romp
In Lakeland, Florida, lefties Clyde Hatter and Joe Sullivan limited the St. Louis Cardinals to seven hits as Detroit won 12 to 5. Paul Dean started for St Louis, Walker took the loss after yielding 10 hits and 10 runs. Detroit pounded 16 hits and committed three errors.
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Tigers
Owen
Medwick
St. Louis
Detroit
Dean
Walker
Delancey
Hatter
Sullivan
Cochrane
Hayworth
Dodgers Beat Orioles 6-3 Behind Leonard Six Innings
Emil Leonard fired six innings with one hit allowed for the Dodgers before Bob Logan finished. Brooklyn built its run total off George Darrow as Danny Taylor and Bordagaray led the attack with a triple and a double and single. Orioles scattered three runs in the final innings.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Bob Logan
George Darrow
Danny Taylor
Bordagaray
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Darrow
A. Moore
Mackie
Spencer
Leonard
Logan
Phelps
Onis
Giants End Four-Game Slide With 6 5 Win Over Reds
New York Giants snap a four game losing streak by defeating Cincinnati 6 to 5 in Tampa. Mel Ott hits his first 1935 homer driving in Dick Bartell for two first inning runs as Sunny Jim Bottomley fans the Reds with a line drive out in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
Dick Bartell
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Reds
Jim Bottomley
New York
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
Chagnon
Stout
Luque
Mancuso
Richards
Herrmann
Mac- Paxden
Ray Davis
Lombardl
Campell
Red Sox Top Braves 6-5 in Opening Series Clash
Rube Walberg struck out Babe Ruth twice as Boston beat Atlanta 6-5 in the five game set opener. Julius Solters led Boston with a third inning homer off Brandt, while Walberg and Ferrell held Atlanta to five runs.
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Fla
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Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Braves
Julius “Mosse
Solters
Sox
Brandt
Walberg
R Ferrell Brandt
Frankhouse
Cantwell
Hogan
Iowa Nine to Drill Outdoors Three Weeks Before Season
University of Iowa baseball coach Otto Vogel plans three weeks of outdoor practice after a month in the field house to finalize the 29 man squad for the April 12 opener. Veteran pitching includes Captain Eugene Ford of West Bend Charles Blackman of Sewal and Charles Mau of Britt with most positions open to inexperienced players.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Jra
University of Iowa
Otto Vogel
Eugene Ford
West Bend
Charles Blackman
Sewal
Charles Mau
Britt
Lowden Books Program In Wapsie Conference
A Wapsie conference meeting in Lowden Ia set spring baseball schedules with all high schools represented. Standings place Lowden first, Bennett second, Clarence third. A May 3 Stanwood track meet was announced and the Lowden schedule lists games against Grand Mound Calamus Clarence Bennett Cedar County tournament.
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Lowden
Wapsie Athletic Conference
Bennett
Clarence
Stanwood
Grand Mound
Calamus
Cedar County
Red Cross Training Instructors In Six Colleges This Summer
Five colleges will start summer training for Red Cross home hygiene and sick care instructors. Syracuse University Penn State Colorado State University Los Angeles University of California George Peabody College will host courses open to Red Cross and other organization nurses.
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Washington
Red Cross
Syracuse University
Penn State College
Colorado State College
University of California
Los Angeles
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Conroy School Closes Basketball Campaign
Conroy High School wrapped up its basketball season with wins on Wednesday night. The senior girls topped the remaining squad 21 to 20 and the senior boys defeated the other high school team 33 to 32.
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Conroy School
The
Gazette
Conroy
Hilton Consolidated High School
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