Little Muskies Open Season With 26 16 Win Over Grandview
Muscatine opened basketball with a 26 to 16 victory over Grandview at Grandview. McIntyre and TeStrake each scored 12 for the Little Muskies while Ogilvie added two on free throws. Grandview’s C McGill led with three field goals and three free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Muscatine High School
Grandview High
McIntyre
TeStrake
Little Muskies
Ogilvie
C. McGill
Muscatine
Te Strake
Gray
Bartett
Martin
H. McGill
Ween Barger
C . Ornewente
Ences
College and high school basketball scores list
A compiled list of basketball results across colleges and high schools. Notable college outcomes include Cornell 24 Iowa State Teachers 22, Ohio State 32 Ohio Wesleyan 19, Indiana 45 Depauw 30, and Eau Claire Normal 38 Winona Teachers College 12. High school results feature Muscatine 26 Grandview 16 and Ankeny 22 Polk City 13 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana
Depauw
Norman
Hamlin
St. Paul
Eau Claire Normal
Winona Teachers College
High School
Muscatine
Grandview
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Wapello
Nichols
G. Letts
Oakville
Letts
Wilton
Tipton
Ames High School
Reque Elected President of Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Luther college leader S. S. Reque becomes president as the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic association expands to 15 colleges with Columbia of Dubuque winning the 1927 meet. New rules allow athletes to officiate and be paid without losing amateur status. summer pro ball attempted would bar college play. Judge Hubert Utterback re-elected commissioner. officers named F A Billings G C Hawk Loren G Miller and H W Pietenpol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Reque
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Columbia of Dubuque
Columbia
Penn College of Oskaloosa
Hubert Utterback
F. A. Billings
Upper Iowa
G. C. Hawk
Penn
Loren G. Miller
H. W. Pietenpol
Central
Wilton Edges Tipton In Overtime Thriller
Johnson's field goal in the five minute overtime gave Wilton a 15 to 14 win over Tipton high school basketball in Tipton Iowa. The game featured tight defense with few open shots and a 4 to 4 halftime score. The contest stayed within two points until Tipton led 13 to 15 at the end of regulation before Johnson's late basket sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Johnson
Wilton
Tipton High School
Burlington Club Re-Elects Glick
William Glick was re-elected president of the Burlington Baseball Association at the directors meeting. J. T. Garrett was named chairman of the executive board and A. C. Kriechbaum was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
William Glick
Burlington Baseball Association
J. T. Garrett
A. C. Kriechbaum
Coach John McEwan's Storied Path To Oregon Football
The profile traces Captain John McEwan of Oregon from a snowbound Alexandria Minnesota birthday gift football to West Point and Pillsbury academy. It notes his athletic rise, family medical background, and strong Scots heritage shaping a future coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McEwan
University of Oregon
Alexandria
Minn
John
McEwan
West Point
Joan
Sinclair Lewis
Dr. Lewis
University of Minnesota
Doc” Williams
Middlewest
Military Academy
Canada
Young John
Aggie basketball team to face 12 Missouri Valley games
Kansas Aggie basketball under Head Coach Charles W. Corsant prepares for a tough schedule featuring 12 Missouri Valley Conference tilts. Key players include captain Edwards and guard Weddle with Byers and Osborne as returning scorers. Preseason adds Dicus Lovett Packer Coughran Hamlet and Skradski Stebbins as hopefuls. A winter trip to the south or Colorado may replace some western games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lovett
A. R
Monk” Edwards
E. H
Red” Mertel
H. M
Doc” Weddle
C. A
Lefty” Byers
Bob” Osborne
Kansas State
Kansas Aggie
Charles W. Corsant
Wildcat
Byers
Abilene
Aggie
Robert Osborne
Rosedale
George Dicus
Hutchinson
Larned
D. J. Packer
Ozankie
Raymond Coughran
R. E. Hamlet
Manhattan
Corsant
Colorado
Missouri Valley
Creighton University
Omaha
Weiss Named Captain Of 1927 Iowa State Eleven
Walter Weiss of Denison was elected captain of the 1927 Iowa State College gridiron team at the Gridiron dinner in Ames. Rollin Bonnell of Ames was chosen cross country captain, with both announcements made during a gathering attended by more than 700 students alumni and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Walter Weiss
Denison
Iowa State College
Rollin Bonnell
Weiss
Cyclones
Bonnell
Iowa State
Dixie Jaunt Sets Iowa Baseball Schedule for Spring
Iowa City will field a Hawkeye baseball squad under Coach Otto Vogel for a five day southern circuit in April. The trip includes April 11 12 at Ole Miss, April 13 14 at Mississippi College in Clinton, April 15 16 at Mississippi A M in Starkville, and a final series with St Louis University by April 18. The trips aim to boost Iowa’s Southern play and follow recent success against southern teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Southern Sun
State of Mississippi
University of Iowa
Otto Vogel
Hawkeyes
Northern Diamonds
University
University of Mississippi of Oxford
Dixie
Iowans
Clinton
Mississippi College
Starkville
Mississippi A. & M
St. Louis University
Iowa
Wapello Domination Over Nichols In Big Hoops Win
Wapello high school routed Nichols 27 to 6 in a decisive basketball game at Wapello Iowa. The home team played strong defense and led from the opening whistle, keeping Nichols scoreless through the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello, Ta
Wapello High School
Nichols
Scholarship Cups Awarded to Four Iowa Numeral Winners
Four University of Iowa freshmen receive scholarship cups for 1995 numeral performance in football basketball baseball and track. George Woodruff Mason City wins football. Charles Dollerhide Davenport wins basketball. Adolph Sachs Iowa City wins baseball. Gordon Armstrong Britt wins track. Cups presented between halves of the Notre Dame Iowa game on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Department of Athletics
George M. Woodruff
Mason City
Charles L. Dollerhide
Davenport
Adolph L. Sachs
Gordon C. Armstrong
Britt
Notre Dame
Wapello Dominates With Big Early Lead
Wapello led 27 to 6 at nightfall after a 19 to 4 halftime edge. The offense produced early points and the team never trailed, sealing a decisive victory.
Letts and Oakville Split Doubleheader in Letts
Letts high school split a doubleheader with Oakville. The girls lost 9 to 8 in a hard fought opener while the Letts boys won 17 to 9 in the second game. Wilson led the Letts boys with nine points and Hafner added four. Both teams travel to Columbus Junction Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Letts High School
Oakville
Wilson
Hafner
Columbus Junction
Pinkey George Defeats Goller On Foul in Eight-Round Fight
Pinkey George of Des Moines won on a foul in the fifth round of an eight round bout against Harry Goller of Kansas City in Ottumwa Iowa. Frankie Vivian of Ottumwa and Jimmy Dundee of Williamson fought to a six round draw. Mike McTigue of Grand Rapids KOed Soldier King of Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Pinkey
George
Des Moines
Harry Coller
Kansas City
Frankie Vivian
Jimmy Dundee
Williamson
Pinkey George
Harry Goller
Y League cage season enters entries by Dec 24
The Y M C A Commercial basketball league seeks 10 teams for the January start. A five dollar entrance fee and a roster of up to ten players must be submitted by December 24 to be included in the schedule. Confirmed entrants include De Molay Heinz Roach Musser Bell Telephone Sweetland Rock Island Freights First Baptists Pennant Cardinals Eagles Boosters and Swift. Games set for Tuesday and Friday nights with 15 cent admission. Physical Director Arthur J. Lindley announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. A. Commercial Basketball League
de Molay
Heinz
Roach & Musser
Bell Telephone
Sweetland
Rock Island Freights
First Baptists
Pennant
Cardinals
Eagles
Boosters
Swift
Arthur J. Lindley
Morning Sun Independent forms new basketball team
The Morning Sun Independent of Ila readers announced a reorganized basketball team with Milford Todd as captain. J. C. McElhinney will coach and H. M. McDonald serves as business manager. Classified ads appear in today’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Ila
Milford Todd
J. C. McElhinney
H. M. McDonald
Waterbury Card Delaney Wins by KO in Light Heavy clash
Waterbury reports Jack Delaney of Bridgeport knocked out Jamaica Kid of New York to retain light heavyweight honor. Other results include draws Tony Travers vs Fred Bretonnel and Sammy Vogel vs Chicky Clark, plus Benny Bass defeating Johnny Sheppard in Boston. Arturo Sheckers outpoints George Eagle in Florida. Enríque Ponce De León defeats Tut Seymour in New Orleans. Bencito Villamore stops George Neilan in Norristown. Pinkey George wins four from Harry Goller in Ottumwa.
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Waterbury
Conn
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Jamaica Kid
New York
Tony Travers
New Haven
Fred Bretonnel
France
Drew
Sammy Vogel
Chicky Clark
Holyoke
Mass
Ocampa
Fla
Arturo Sheckers
Belgium
George Eagle
Portland
Ore
Enrique Ponce de Leon
Havana
Tut Seymour
New Orleans
Wilson Elected to Lead Cornell Team
Mt. Vernon Iowa December 11 AP Leland Dirty Wilson end of Clarion was elected captain of the Cornell college football team for next season last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Leland “Dirty” Wilson
Clarion
Cornell
Also Mentioned on This Page
McIntyre and Testrake
Iowa State Teachers
New London
Corwith
Kanawha
Ankeny
Polk City
Nevada
Hubbard
Manilla
Vail
Cresco
Postville
Iowa Athletic Circuit
Burlington Club
Glick
Roy Grove
Pillsbury Military Academy
Pittsburgh
Red Grange
Alexandria High School
Pillsbury Academy
Roy Grovf
Dixie Jaunt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mike McTigue
Soldier King
First Baptist Sunday School
Masonic Temple
Boston
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Johnny Sheppard
Wobrun
Norristown
Bencito Villamore
Philippine Islands
George Neilan
Noristown
Otto Grocery CO
East Second St
A. C. Springbdorn Plumbing and Heating
Hershey Building
Third Street
Zeigler
Muscatine Lumber & Coal Co. “Builders’ Information Bureau
East 2Nd Street
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