Muskies soar in big league win over Fairfield Trojans
Our Little Muscatine high school squad beat the Fairfield Trojans 28 to 20 on Tuesday night in a high tempo game. Johnny O'Donnell praised the youthful team while Bob Barger anchored defense and Jimmy Holman drew praise. Walter Nash extended his Little Six scoring lead with 54 points in five conference games.
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Jerry Miller
Fairfield
Molkies
Jefferson Gym
Muskies
Fairfield Trojans
Johnny O'Donnell
Davenport
Bob Barger
Fannettes
Jimmy Holman
Barger
Jefferson School
Big Walter Nash
Muscatine Center
Nash Hasi
Dewey Hawbaker
Mt. Pleasant
Miller
Murphy
Ft. Madison
Ice Nas
Baker
Mt. P
Miller Farree
Me Wilson
She Patalee
Musky
Smith
Trojan
Holzhauer
Gluenkin
Holman
Cross
Nash
Bill Holzhauer
Trojans
Round-Up Of Interesting Notes In Sports
A wide snapshot of sports buzz from Eddie Brietz spans boxing tennis football and baseball. It notes Vines beating Perry and lists figures like Bill Terry Travis Jackson and Alice Marble while teasing possible managerial moves, race betting trends, and upcoming events with mentions of Eddie Brannick and Luz Velez among others.
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New York
Vines
Perry
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Detroit
Newark
Joe
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Jersey City
Tony Canzoneris
Tony
Philly
al Ettore
John Henry Lewis
Anvil
Alice Marble
Helen Jacobs
New York Baseball Writers
Eddie Brannick
Ace
Giants
Hank Anderson
North Carolina State
Sam Taub
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York State Racing Commission
Little Muskies Stop Favored Trojan Five
The Little Muskies beat Fairfield 28 to 20 at Jefferson gym, moving closer to the Little Six title. Key moments came in the fourth quarter as Sammie Cross, Walter Nash, Jimmie Holman and Bob Barger led the rally while Fairfield was held scoreless.
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Musky
Fairfield
L. A. Kluenkin
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Muskies
Sammie Cross
Junior Kautz
Big Walter Nash
Muscatine
Bob Barger
Jerry Miller
Trojan
Jimmie Holman
Holman
Barger
Graham
Perry
Cross
Kautz
Kinnanmen
Invaders
Gaels Fall to Downriver Five 35 to 24 in City Clash
St. Pauls of Burlington opened an early lead and held on to defeat St. Mathias of Muscatine 35 to 24 Tuesday night. Bob Fuller scored 13 for St. Mathias, while Anerer and Kelly fouled out for the visitors in the final period. Burlington connected on seven of ten free throws to St. Mathias four of fifteen.
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Burlington
St. Paul's
St. Mathias High School
Muscatine
Bob Fuller
St. Mathias
Anerer
Kelly
Burlington Cagers
Gaels
Alae Tivins Sche Xaeenceesk
Musky B Triumphs Over Wilton 31 to 18 in Classic
Musky B team overwhelmed Wilton High 31 to 18 at Jefferson gym. Lyle Calvert led with 10 points as forwards Cochran and Wollett and guard Jones supported the attack. Beavers Grings and Hain paced scoring with eight and six respectively. Schnack’s squad pulled away after a 4-3 opening period.
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Little Musky
Jefferson Gym
Wilton High
Lyle Calvert
Schnack
Musky
Wilton
Schnackmen
Beaver Cagers
Beavers
Calvert
Cochran
Wollett
Jones
Grings
Hain
Douglass
Torrence
Tree Ternerrene
Cooksey
Auris
Atkinson
Ewer Teeer Neers Bienke
Envelacpe
Whitmer
Duffe
Nopoulos
Fulton
Seem
Feller Nears Signature With Indians For 1937 Season
Bob Feller, 17, has virtually agreed to terms with the Cleveland Indians for 1937. C. C. Slapnicka said final signing hinges on one unsettled matter. Bradley noted a straight contract likely but a bonus issue may affect the terms.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland
Strikout
Cleveland Indians
C. C. Slapnicka
Alva Bradley
Wired Associates
Cedar Rapids
Bradley
Feller
Ray Dean
Hot Springs
Ark
The
Indians
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Conesville to Play Cotter Tonight
Conesville defeated Springdale 42 to 26 at Springdale Tuesday night as Norman Hawkins led with 11 points for Coach Ralph Crawford. Conesville, fresh from the win, meets Cotter High tonight in their second game in as many nights here. Hawkins starred while Linn and Williams led Springdale with 11 each.
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Conesville
Springdale High
Springdale
Cotter High
Norman Hawkins
Ralph Crawford
Crawford
Linn
Williams
Hawkins
Sterneman Clothiers
Tod Gallagher
Vv Nietzel
Eee
Geo Nietzel
Kammerer
Davidson
Eee & Veade
Gordon Upholsteria Co
Tod Hawkins
Careererenes Gembler
Buckman Awe Poe
Weber
Sprou
Gordon Tere
Jean
Schmidt
Singleton
Ptee
Kempa
Aale
Adams
Tans Tsetse
Buckman
Or Okum
Geigersete
Garrett Fee
Jehring Ey
Finley Wesde
M. MacKenzie
P. Peterson
I. Peterson Sennee
Sondergard
Todd
Iowa City Athletic Board Seeks Succession After Solem Release
The University of Iowa faculty board released head football coach and athletic director Ossie Solem from his contract after a closed two hour meeting. The board will consider a successor, with talk of separating the roles. Alumni favor Moray Eby of Coe College, Cedar Rapids, while other names such as Lou Little of Columbia and Noble Kizer of Purdue are noted.
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Iowa City
Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Syracuse University
Solem
C. M. Updegraff
Updegraff
Hawkeye Board
Salem
Moray Eby
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Lou Little
Columbia
Noble Kizer
Purdue
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Iowa
Bob Kinnan
Troy
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Downriver Five
Fautz
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Seers Tree
Eernene Nelson
Seers
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O'Donnell
Walter Nash
Wilton High Cagers
Pilgrim
Minton
Joe Palooka
V.V. Weidebottom
Ham Fisher
Brresk
Weide Bottom
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Hall of Fame
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George Nietzel
Gambler
E. Weber
Hall
Schwandke
McCray
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Todl Griffin
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