Fairfield Triumphs 25 17 Over Muscatine in Local Court
Fairfield defeated Muscatine 25 to 17 at Jefferson Gym Friday night. Scott led Fairfield with 11 points, Gobble added seven, while Weber and Dabner paced Muscatine with six and five respectively. Washington moved into sole second after beating Mt Pleasant 41 to 23. Burlington beat Ottumwa 17 to 15. DeMolays beat high school reserves 20 to 9.
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Fairfield
Burlington
Ottumwa
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Gobble
Bullseye
Dabner
Scott and
Manary
Weber
Earl Lutz
Muskieg
Ahlf
Scott
Lutz
Muskies
Kinnan
Anson
Bob Kinnan
Cornell Frosh
Musky
Bill Kelly
Rowe
Schwertfeger
West Liberty
Hogan
Hise
Jensen
C . Ore
Felton
Nortman
Kimball
O ' Kruse
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Kirby
Tiffany
Werderman
Erchon
Haynor
Keyhoe
Paul
Quinn
Gobbie
M. Heston
Rowley
Cone
R. Heston
Ahif
Dillon
Brockway
Keily
Iowa
TeStrake
Ae Young
Carlisle
Pallischeck
Olson
Reinsager
Roehmer
McDowell
Omaha Tech
Spencer
Mount Pleasant
West Liberty Defeats Anamosa in 38 10 Conference W In Iowa
West Liberty High School slammed Anamosa 38 to 10 to stay atop the Eastern Iowa conference race. Jensen led with 13 points as the hosts built a 13 3 halftime edge and expanded to 26 8 after the third. Substitutes held the lead in the fourth. West Branch visit next Friday. West Liberty junior high beat Franklin 24 to 20.
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Journal News Service
West Liberty
West Liberty High School
Iowa
Anamosa
Jensen
Liberty
Quire
Invaders
West Branch
West Liberty Junior High
Franklin School
Muscatine
College Basketball Scores From AP Rundown
AP reports multiple college and high school basketball results across teams including Georgetown over Colgate 29 26 Washington and Jefferson 25 Marietta 29 Grove City 28 Duquesne 50 Centenary 27 Indiana State Teachers 31 Johns Hopkins 29 St Johns 29 Washington and Lee 51 South Carolina 55 Sewanee 24 Union 29 Tennessee Polytechnic 15 and more. Notable pros include Omaha Tech Spencer and many Iowa and Midwest matches with varied margins.
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Georgetown
Colgate
Washington & Jefferson
Marietta
Grove City
Duquesne
Centenary
Indiana State Teachers
Brooklyn Pharmacy College
Johns Hopkins
St. Johns
Washington & Lee
South Carolina
Sewanee
Union
Tennessee Poly
Alabama
Tulane
Loyola
Chicago
Detroit College
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kentucky
Creighton
Simpson
Central
Western Union
Morningside
Grinnell
Coe
Ottawa
William Jewell
Nebraska
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Emporia
House of David
Texas Tech
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Montana Normal
Carroll
Colorado Mines
Denver
Arizona
Pomona
Wichita Henrys
Utah
Santa Clara
California
Los Angeles
Utah Aggies
Pasadena Majors
Gladstone Blackhawks
Willamette
Oregon State
Washington State
Schaaf Wins Sixth Round Knockout Over Poreda in Madison Square Garden
In Madison Square Garden, heavyweight Ernie Schaaf stops Stanley Poreda in the sixth round of a ten round bout after four knockdowns. Schaaf, weighing 209 14 pounds to Poreda's 203, dominates from the opener with a savage right cross. Crowd of about 7,000 witnesses the comeback win for the New England slugger.
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New York
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
Schaaf
Poreda
Arthur Donovan
Three Basketball Games Carded at YMCA Tonight
The Boys' band meets the Presbyterian. Mulford clashes with Grace Lutheran. YMCA Juniors mix with the Future Farmers in the Intermediate league basketball games tonight.
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Presbyterian
Mulford
Grace Lutheran
Future Farmers
Eichenauer Rifle Team Sets Postal Match With Minneapolis
The Eichenauer Rifle team will compete Sunday afternoon in a postal match against the Minneapolis Postoffice team on the outdoor range. Matches are planned outdoors regardless of weather, mostly over 50 and 100 yard ranges. Ten shooters will participate with the top five to count on the records.
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Eichenauer
Minneapolis Postoffice
Saints Drop Decision to Harper Team
St. Elizabeth's high school basketball team from Harper Iowa defeated St. Mary's of Muscatine 17 to 11 at Muscatine Friday night. St. Mary's led 6 to 1 early and 8 to 7 at halftime but trailed 11 to 9 after the third. Hammen of Harper hit four field goals in the final period, with Bisser adding one, to seal the win. In the opener Atlas Special of Muscatine beat Earl's Grocers of Wilton 29 to 21.
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St. Mary’s
Muscatine
Muscatine Court
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Bisser
Atlas Special
Earl’s Grocers
Wilton
Ladies' Night Highlights Three-Game Basketball Card
New Era hosts an all women admission free event Friday at the community gym. The 7 p m opener features the New Era Midgets versus Sweetland followed by the New Era Reserves against Pleasant Prairie Juniors and the main event pitting New Era regulars against Broad's of Muscatine.
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New Era
New Era Community
Metric System Adopted for Columbus KC Indoor Meet
The Columbus council Knights of Columbus opens its 1933 indoor track season with metric distances guiding most events. The Columbus 500 remains a 500 yard race with the new metric setup featuring 5,000 meter distance, 60 80 and 100 meter sprints and 1600 meter relays. Star entrants include Leo Sexton and Dave Adelman with other noted athletes such as Joe McClusky Paul DeBruyn St George Lermond Paul Hundy Bernie McCafferty and Eddie Blake.
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Columbus Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbus
Leo Sexton
Georgetown
Dave Adelman
Joe McClusky
Paul DeBruyn
St. George Lermond
Paul Hundy
Philadelphia
Bernie McCafferty
Holy Cross
Eddie Blake
Boston
Cyclones Rally To Top Sooner Upset In Ames
Iowa State’s Cyclones routed the Oklahoma Sooners in Ames to open the Big Six conference basketball season. Guard Franklin Hood played a key defensive role as Iowa State seized momentum early and held off challenges. Other scores noted include Coe’s 34 31 win over Grinnell in Cedar Rapids and Morningside defeating Western Union 28 20.
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Cyclones
Oklahoma Sooners
State Gymnasium
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Creston High School
Oklahoma
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Morningside
Western Union
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Patterson
Wesleyan
Simpson
Central
Buena Vista
Luther College
Beloit
Wis
University of Dubuque
Wilton Beats Saints 22-9 in Easy Win
Wilton high school outscored St Ambrose Juniors 22 to 9 after a tight first period. Wilton led 1-1 after the first, held St Ambrose to no field goals through the second, and built a 15-4 edge after three. Richards scored 12 for Wilton, with five field goals and two free throws. A preliminary game saw Muscatine’s Musserville team crush Cockshoot’s Dairy 41 to 6.
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Wilton
Wilton High
St. Ambrose
Rymars
Ceaurtoise
Richards
Musserville
Muscatine
Cockshoot’s Dairy
Amateur Sport in 1932 Greatest Year Says Brundage
Avery Brundage credits 1932 as amateur sport’s greatest year, boosted by the Olympic Games. He notes global morale, democracy in sport, and the Los Angeles Lake Placid events as world leaders in performance and spirit with records set in track and field.
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United States
American Olympic Association
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Los Angeles
Lake Placid
William Carr
Tom Hampson
England
Tory
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Eddie Tolan
Leo Sexton
Big Ten Drive Opens Tonight With 5 Games
Five-game opening slate in the western conference basketball championship features Purdue versus Minnesota in Minneapolis and top contenders Ohio State Indiana Northwestern Illinois Michigan in action. Ohio State aims to extend form after Bill Hasket return. Northwestern seeks early upset in Champaign.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Indiana
Colimabus
Buckeyes
Bill Hasket
Ohio
Indians' Second Half Spark Delivers 40 34 Victory
Muscatine junior college basketball tops Tipton 40 to 34 at Tipton Friday night. Beamer led Tipton with scoring, while Muscatine's Weir and Roby provided key runs in a tight first half and late surge to seal the win.
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Muscatine
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Tipton
Beamer
Tipton Five
Hipple
Ermald Weir
Weir
Wayne Roby
Tiptonites
Roby
Lindley
Satterthwaite
Winters
VU Peipple
Hstock
Crary
Thoreson
Wn Hipple
Stock
Thoreon
Culver
Iowa
Notre Dame to Play Ohio State in Grid Iron Rivalry
Ohio State officials signed a two year home and home football pact with Notre Dame. The first game will be held in 1935 at Columbus.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University Athletic
Hawkeyes topple Carleton in strong start to season
Iowa shows power with four wins in five starts and defeats Carleton, after Carleton beat Wisconsin. Michigan wins one of five. Wisconsin aims for early success against Chicago. Maroons drop four of five warm up games, appearing weaker than last year.
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Hawkeyes
Carleton
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Maroons
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