Davenport Trojans Top Muscatine In Tight Tuesday Encounter
Davenport high school defeated Muscatine 29 to 20 at Jefferson School as Roschlau scored key baskets in the fourth quarter. Muscatine rallied briefly but could not overcome the early 8 point Davenport lead and struggled with the 10 second rule. Preliminary game: Davenport reserves beat Muscatine 27 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Davenport High
Jefferson School
Des Moines
Kinnanmen
Harry Roschiau
Davenport
Muskies
Kauffman
Roschlau
Bob Kinnan
Bummer” Aahif
Fred Heerd
George Othmer
Ahlf
Ed Dillon
Johnnie Brockway
Bob Weber
Charlie Anson
Joe van Ysseldyk
Purple and Gold
Scheibel
Jurgens
Anson
Moon
Brockway
Shce- Lrnes
Musky
Moonmen
Burlington
Wilton High
Wilton
Schwarze
Tipton Downs Lowden 32 to 24 In Hard Fought Game
Tipton high school defeated Lowden 32 to 24 at Lowden in a tense game marked by 34 fouls 17 on each side. A junior high game earlier saw Lowden win 21 to 18 over Tipton. Box score lists referees Kelley and Johnson with several players missing free throws.
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Journal News Service
Tipton
Tipton High School
Lowden High School
Lowden
Lowden Junior High School
Tipton Junior High
Schaaf or Carrera Will Meet Sharkey in Title Contest
New York AP reports heavyweight champion Sharkey will defend his title in June against the winner of a Schaaf Carnera bout. Schaaf, who stopped Stanley Poreda last week, meets Carnera in a February 10 Garden bout. winner earns the right to challenge Sharkey.
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Schaaf
Carrera
Sharkey
New York
Jack Sharkey
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carrera
Madison Square Garden
Stanley Poreda
Carnera
Charley Johnston
Jimmy Johnston
Goodwin Wins 20 Hole Match In Miami Biltmore Meet
Monroe NY golfer Tommy Goodwin staged a dramatic 20 hole victory over Earl Christiansen to stay in title contention at the Miami Biltmore invitation. He later defeated Jack Vilas and advanced to the semi final against Garfield Miller Jr. while Celest Durand Jr. lost to Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
N. Y
Earl Christiansen
Miami
Goodwin
Christiansen
Jack Vilas
Chicago
Celest Durand, Jr
Brooklyn
Durand
Garfield Miller, Jr
Miller
Miami Biltmore
Don Soccoli
New Britain
Various High School and College Scores Across Games
A mixed list of scores from high school and college matchups including Albany? Albia 51 over Knoxville 15 and Jefferson over Audubon 19 to 3 in junior high, Denison 39 over Manilla 25, Boone 34 over Fort Dodge 22, and Sioux City 35 beating Hawarden 24 among others.
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Stuart
Menlo
Sioux City
Hawarden
Denison
Manilla
Denison Junior Higher
Lorimer
Cromwell
Orange City
Alton
Oregon State Coach Schissler Resigns After Salary Dispute
Oregon State football coach Paul J. Schissler resigns after a salary-cut dispute, leaving the Pacific Coast Conference vacancy. The nine–year mentor, 40, declined to outline future plans and follows Stanford’s Pop Warner in recent resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ore
Paul J. Schissler
Oregon State
Schissler
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Stanford
University of Nebraska
Kohawks Top Cornell In Nonconference Tilt At Mt Vernon
Coe College defeated Cornell 19 to 13 at Mt Vernon Tuesday night in the first in a series between Midwest rivals. The contest does not count toward conference standings. Monmouth of Illinois beat Iowa Wesleyan 32 to 27 at Mt Pleasant as Ozburn sealed the win with two late baskets.
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Des Moines
Coe
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Pleasant
Monmouth
Illinois
Iowa Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Ozburn
Scots
Tigers
Bennett Cagers Defeat Stanwood 37 to 16
Bennett high school beat Stanwood 37 to 16 on Tuesday night led by Eggert with 10 points. Miller and Beamer added 9 each as Nanke topped Stanwood with 9. In the curtain raiser Bennett girls edged Stanwood 16 to 15.
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Bennett
Bennett High School
Stanwood High School
Eggert
Miller
Beamer
Nanke
Stanwood
Bennett Girls
Stanwood Girls
Commercial League Tonight Sees Five Matchups at YMCA
The YMCA commercial league hosts five games tonight. Butts Fair faces Heinz, the Boys' Fund meets Grafil club, the Postoffice plays DeMolay, Orange Squeez battles Batterson's, and Lincoln Cubs enjoy a bye this week.
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Butts Fair
Heinz
Fand
Grafil Club
Postoffice
DeMolay
Batterson
Lincoln Cubs
Indian Cagers Triumph 38 31 Over Independence
Muscatine Junior College defeated Independence Junior College 38 to 31 on Independence home court. Captain George Thayer led with 11 points, Weir added 10, as Muscatine built a 14 5 lead after the first period and maintained an edge to secure the victory. Friday they play Albia at Jefferson School.
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Muscatine
Independence Junior College
Independence
Mike Farrah
Higgins
Indians
George Thayer
Walter Satterthwaite
Ermald Weir
de Wayne Roby
Weir
Leonard Hunn
Hunn
Thayer
Albia
Jefferson School
Lindley
Satterthwaite
Wilkinson
Stagg Ready to Leave Hospital for Chicago Home
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 71, recovered from bronchial pneumonia and prepared to leave Medical Arts sanitarium for his Chicago home. The retired University of Chicago coach, hospitalized December 30 in serious condition, had a rapid recovery and now considers coaching offers from undisclosed schools.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Medical Arts Sanitarium
Chicago
Stagg
University of Chicago
Carleton Opens Basketball Drive Against Monmouth
Carleton college, 34 game Midwest conference winning streak, hosts Monmouth college Friday night in Northfield. Only one of five seasons saw a Midwest team beat Carleton since 1928, and Carleton has not lost at home since the season ended in 1926.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Monmouth College
Coe
Carleton
Lillian Schoenig Fires Perfect Rifle Score in Meet
Lillian Schoenig of Bell Telephone shoots a perfect 100 in the Muscatine Rifle club match against Automatic Button company. Gertrude Weimann and Edna Maxson each fired 99. Bell Telephone total 492 to Automatic's (incomplete) score.
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Lillian Schoenig
Bell Telephone
Muscatine
Wood Captures Los Angeles Open Golf Title
Craig Wood, the Hollywood Country Club pro from Deal New Jersey, won the eighth Los Angeles Open at Wilshire with a 281 total for 72 holes. He earned 1525.50 and moved earnings to 3232.39 in a month. Leo Diegel and Willie Hunter tied for second at 285, each collecting 932.25. Sampson finished fourth with a 69 final round.
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Pack
Los Angeles
Craig Wood
California
Hollywood Country Club
Deal
N. J
Wilshire Country Club
San Francisco
Wood
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
Larrupin
Leo
Willie Hunter
Hunter
Great Britain
Sampson
Harold Sampson
Burlingame
Calif
Charlie Guest
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
MacDonald Smith
New York
Wapello Defeats Grafil Quintet 65 to 39 on Tuesday
Wapello American Legion overpowered Grafil quintet from Muscatine 65 39. Haberichter led with 26 points on 10 FGs and 6 FTs, boosting Wapello to an eighth straight victory as Burlington Y M C A awaits Friday.
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Journal News Service
Wapello
Wapello American Legion
Grafil Club
Muscatine
Haberichter
the Legion
Burlington
Grahame Lo
Bae
Fiscner
CAMA
Beckman
Hanger, £ 6 GF. Peu
M. Huber
K. Huber
Weiiche
Ogin
Kopp
Aes
Pringoe
Bes
Sywassink
Jefferson Grade School Basketball Harbors Early Practice
Alderman Kelly Burns observed seven boys at 6 30 a m walking to Jefferson gym in the dark. Captain Tommy Douglas led the squad to the gym to ensure morning practice for the grade school team.
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Jefferson School
Kelly Burns
Burns
Heinz Plant
Tommy Douglas
Douglas
Jefferson Gym
Jewish Referee Criticized After Ottumwa Game
The Ottumwa Courier reports the Iowa Success school from Ottumwa protested officiating in a 44 to 40 loss to the Jewish Community Center five. Lazarus, brother of a Jewish center forward, left the floor amid boos after 28 minutes as officials did not call fouls on Jewish players. The same referee who worked the Mohawk game officiated the later contest.
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Muscatine Mohawks
Jewish Community Center
Des Moines
The
Journal
Muscatine
Ottumwa Courier
Iowa Success School of
Iowa
Mohawk Jewish Center
Two Road Tilts Loom for Iowa Court Quintet
Iowa City reports a rebuilt Hawkeyes squad after Ed Break and Ivan Blackmer left the lineup. Purdue and Chicago games loom as the first semester closer. John Burke joins the lineup after Jan. 30 while Howard Moffitt and forwards retain roles.
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Iowa Court
Iowa City
Purdue
Lafayette
Chicago
University of Iowa
Ed Break
Ivan Blackmer
Big Ten
Hawkeye
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowans
Boilermakers
Minnesota
Northwestern
Parmenter
Howard Moffitt
Jack Kotlow
Gueldner Krumbholz
Howard Bastian
John Grim
Ben Selzer
Bastian
Blackmer
John Burke
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Davenport High Quintet
Roschiau
J . McShane
F . Or
la Schiebel
Kaufmann
Kelley
Johnson
Lutz
van Ysseidyk
Warner
Wingert
Hamilton
Hoffman
Etter Sim
Kern
White
Reiert
Kimmant
Scheeper
Hoffmeier
Snider
Iger Schiuter
Icape
Grauf
Brockwst
Heerd
van Wesselldyk
Othmer
Pett Gamber
Schwarte
Land
Wanson
Keller
Dohse
Walton
Carlisle
Fe Pallischeck
O-- Olsen
Butts
Alts
Towa
Umprra, Johnson
New Yorker
Muscatine Lodge
Niebling
Oees Geese Aoa
Carnegie Tech
Wake Forest
Duke
South Carolina
Kentucky
Massachusetts State
Syracuse
Manhattan
Ohio Northern
Bowling
Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
William and Mary
Virginia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Kohawks
Hand Independence Collegians
Legion
Ottumwa
East Kentucky
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
King
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