Muscatine Junior College to Clash With Bloomfield Five Friday Night
Muscatine Junior College hosts Bloomfield for a Blackhawk conference game on Friday night. Coach L A Green’s five focus on fast, hard play and close-range shooting to rebound from a recent loss. Jones, Swisher, and Griffin headline the offense with Huber and Thayer in defense. Preliminary game begins at 7 and the main event at 8.
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L. A. Green
Muscatine Junior College
Bloomfield Junior College
Collegians
Blackhawk
Washington
Bloomfield College
Green
Jones
Swisher
Griffin
Huber
Thayer
St. Ambrose
Southwest and Midwest Set for Charity Dixie Classic
Dallas to host the third Dixie classic at Ownby Stadium pitting a star packed Southwest eleven led by Morley Jennings against a Midwest squad coached by Bob Zuppke. Co captains include Bodman Stears and Clark, with Hackman and Dale among featured backs and backs.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Dallas
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Southwest
Midwest
Ownby Stadium
Scottish Rite Hospital For
Southwest Eleven
Morley Jennings
Baylor University
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Stanley Bodman
University of Illinois
George Stears
Purdue
Robert Clark
Northwestern
Jack Dale
University of Arkansas
Buddy Hackman
University of Tennessee
Barko Leading Loop Scorers In Little Six
John Barko of Muscatine dominates early Little Six scoring, entering league play with 31 points in two games and a 95 point last season total. Ottumwa forward Billy Meier is second with 15 points. Hynde and Bennett tied for third with 6 field goals and 1 or 3 free throws each. Muscatine leads team scoring with 49 points to Ottumwa’s 47. Muskies commit fewer personal fouls (11) than Ottumwa (22) and Fairfield (23).
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Muscatine High School
Little Six High School
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Meier
Washington
Fairfield
Billy Meier
Ottumwa
Robert Hynde
Beanie” Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
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Muskies
Lawrence Johnson
Jack Lytle
Morrison
Burlington
Kinnanmen
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Demons
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Crimson Tide and Cougars Clash in Rose Bowl Test
Pasadena Calif AP Southern football supremacy tested as Alabama meets Washington State in the 16th Rose Bowl. About 70 000 fans expected under ideal weather with Wade's final Rose appearance. Lineups and officials listed.
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Alabama
Washington State
Pacific Coast
Cougars
Northwest
Wallace Wade
Crimson Tide
Tide
Washington
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Hollingberg
Brown
Orin
Babe” Hollingberg
School of Hard Knocks
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Ahlskog
Howard
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Parodi Sington
Edwards Elmore
Maskell Campbell
Tonkin Luther LH
Lainhart McRight
Ellingsen Cain
Schwartz
Bob Evans
Millikan
H. R. Hutchins
Purdue
Walter Powell
Wisconsin
Sam Dolan
Notre Dame
All Stars Named Grove Tops list in 1930 selections
Lefty Grove heads the Sporting News all star selections as 228 Baseball Writers Association of America members vote. The mythical squad includes six AL players and four NL players with Al Simmons Hack Wilson Babe Ruth Bill Terry Frankie Frisch Joe Cronin Freddie Lindstrom Mickey Cochrane Bob Grove Wesley Ferrell and Cochrane. Grove catcher Cochrane is backed by battery mate Grove with 212 votes and Wilson adds 200.
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St. Louis
Naional
al Simmons
Athletics
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Bill Terry
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Joe Cronin
Senators
Freddie Lindstrom
Mickey Cochrane
Bob Grove
Wesley Ferrell
Indians
Cochrane
Grove
Sporting News
Chicago
Iowa State Edges Drake 17-16 In Des Moines
Iowa State Cyclones defeated Drake University 17 to 16 as Drake struggled at the line converting only two of eight free throws while ISU drilled five of 11. Roadcap and Shank paced Iowa State, with Monahan and Kinz starring for Drake.
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Drake University
Iowa State Cyclones
Bulldogs
Roadcap
Shank
Monahan
Kinz
Drake
Wisconsin and Iowa grid talk names playmakers and official
Casey references Jensvold of Iowa and Kissell of Purdue with Hinchman from Butler and Deig from Marquette. The note mentions FB positions and referee Ben Lee Boynton of Williams.
Tilden to Seek Pro Net Title
New York AP reports big Bill Tilden plans to leave amateur ranks to pursue moviemaking and a February Madison Square Garden match against Karel Koseluh. He expects one pro bout before Hollywood departure, sparking ideas of a pro tour with Koseluh and Vincent Richards.
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New York
Big Bill Tilden
Big Bill
Tilden
Karel Koseluh
Madison Square Garden
Koseluh
Vincent Richards
Hollywood
Riveria
Big Ten Pride Eases After Intersection Wins
Western Conference teams took four of four from cross conference rivals. Indiana edged Penn State 24 to 20 with late baskets by Bernie Dickey and Maurice Massy. Ohio State beat Cornell 38 to 24. Northwestern triumphed 32 to 10 over Alabama while Michigan defeated Wheaton? Wesleyan 46 to 19. Purdue faces Temple, Indiana meets Pittsburgh, and Illinois aims to repeat at Bradley College in Peoria.
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Hoosiers
Pennsylvania
Bernie Dickey
Maurice Massy
Ohio
Cornell
Northwestern
Michigan
The
Purple
Alabama
O Bama
Frank Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Purdue
Temple University
Pittsburgh
Peoria
Minois
Bradley College
Youngsters Battle for National Junior Indoor Tennis Title
In New York the junior indoor championship final pits 16 year old Marco Hecht of New York and Bernard Friedman of Philadelphia against each other after both won semifinals. Joseph Abrams of New York and Philip W. Osborne of Tenafly New Jersey vie for the boys title. The junior doubles feature Kendall H. Cram Nashville and Frank H. Shore Washington against Stanley E. Davenport Harvard and Giles Verstraten New York.
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Marco Hecht
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Hecht
Joseph Abrams
Philip W. Osborne
Tenafly
N. J
Kendall H. Cram
Nashville
Silent Arthur Shires Pleads Guilty in Hollywood Jail
Arthur Shires known as Silent Art pleaded guilty in night court to drunkenness and paid a ten dollar fine. He was arrested after annoying police during a social visit to Hollywood jail and told the judge he would be quieter in the future. He grinned at his wife Elizabeth Greenbaum as he accepted the sentence.
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Arthur
Shires
Elizabeth Greenbaum
Chicago
Edward H. Miller
Washington Senators
Notable Names in Mt Vernon and Winchester Manifest
Abrams and J M Dreudenheim of Mt Vernon NY and William H Gilpatrick of Winchester Mass and Eugene Sullivan Jr of Brookline Mass noted in court records.
Tulsa to Have Baseball Again
Tulsa, Okla. AP announces organized baseball returns this year with Mrs. Lucille R. Thomas purchasing the Tulsa Western league franchise from P. D. Ball and L. C. McEvoy. The club was moved to Topeka after zoning left Tulsa without baseball last year. Selection of a site and new park plans are pending.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lucille R. Thomas
P. D. Ball
L. C. McEvoy
St. Louis
Thomas
Southwest
Carl Indixore
Wichita
Football Convention Verdict Defends Game Amid Criticism
Delegates of the National Collegiate Athletic Association gathered in New York to review football amid criticism of overemphasis on championships and gate receipts. The rules committee said its work was nearly finished, while other groups suggested minor changes. The NACAA marked its anniversary by honoring founders General Pierce and E. K. Hall as officers were re elected.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Impres
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Football Rules Committee
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General Pierce
E. K. Hall
Geng Pierce
Hall
College Basketball Scores Mixed Across Teams
Iowa State led by 17 to 16 over Drake while Central beat Stevens Steppers 58 to 23 Ottumwa. Michigan defeated Ohio West 46 to 19 and Ohio State 38 to 24. Cornell 24 edged Oklahoma 36 to 33. SMU 33 beat Northwestern 32, Alabama 10 over Indiana 24 to 20. BYU 37 topped St Louis 32, CCNY 27 over Yale 24.
Giants Sign Up College Pitcher From St. Lawrence
New York Giants add right handed pitcher Harold Schumacher from St. Lawrence College. Schumacher, 19, six feet tall, will finish college work this month and join the Giants first squad in San Antonio on February 10.
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New York
New York Giants
Secontarie
Tierney
Harold Schumacher
St. Lawrence College
Giants
San Antonio
Tulsa team owner hints at favorable purchase terms
The new Tulsa team manager says the price was not announced but Mrs. Thomas noted terms were well under the $30,000 Wichita franchise asking price from last summer.
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Tulsa
Atalissa Defeats Firemen In Hard Fought Contest
Atalissa Independent players scored three goals from the field including a strong three by center to lead the attack. Lone Tree’s Green Peirward added three field goals as the teams exchanged the lead throughout a tense game.
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Atalissa
Indep
Western Reserve AD Don Locke Recuperating After Operation
Cleveland AP report states athletic director Don Locke of Western Reserve University is recovering well after an appendicitis operation.
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Cleveland
Don Locke
Western Reserve University A.sa Caen Eee
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