Lincoln YMCA Commercial League Winners Dominate Night
Heinz defeated Buzz Fair 18 to 13 Orange Squeeze beat Batterson 36 to 14 De Molays won 41 to 22 over Postoffice Grafil club won 34 to 25 over Boys' Band Lincoln Cubs hold first. Buzz Fair tied for second with De Molays after losses.
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Heinz
Orange Squeeze
de Molays
Grafil Club
Buzz Fair
Batterson
Boys’ Band
Lincoln Cubs
Buzz’s Fair
The
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de Molay
Heinz Eee Es
Woolsey
Burns
Henadel
Haber
Buts
Kent
van Zandi
Patterson
Skolnik
Rosties Howe
Froehner
Ueller
Fairall
Shaw
Buster
Tomes
Smith
Naber
Huber
Kopp
Wichers
Paetz
Minder
Merrifield
WB Eversmeyer
W Brown
Weierhauser
van Zyle
Ziegler
Paul Foe Loafs as Paul Pursues Featherweight Crown
Tommy Paul the Buffalo riser battles Freddie Miller for the National Boxing Association featherweight title at Chicago Stadium Friday night. Paul’s hard work Tuesday raised doubts about his form while Miller loafed. odds swung from 8 to 5 in Paul’s favor to even money, signaling a possible shift in predictions.
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Freddie Miller
Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Cincinnati
Chicago Stadium
Paul
Miller
Gaels to Face St Josephs at Jefferson Gym Tonight
St Mathias Galloping Gaels host St Josephs of DeWitt at 8 p m on Jefferson gym aiming to avenge a prior loss. Muscatine Saints expect to turn the earlier setback into a win as both teams on a larger court. Preliminary game features St Mathias freshmen vs St Pauls Davenport at 7 20 p m.
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John Roach, Jr
St. Joseph's
DeWitt
Gaels
St. Mathias
Jefferson Gym
Muscatine Saints
St. Joseph’s
Nichols
Manjoiie
Mohnssen
George Garrett
Hratz
Steve Garrett
Fagan
Langer
St. Paul’s
Davenport
Keota Edges Kalona 25 to 21 in Conference Win
Kalona high school basketball lost to Keota 25 to 21 in a Ke-Wash conference game. Kalona reserves fell 20 to 15. Starters included Eugene Way Weldon Yoder Charles Jirsa Lysle Moomey and Henry Grady with Arlis Niffenegger Donald Binell and Amen Yoder off the bench.
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Kalona
Keota
Eugene Way
Weldon Yoder
Charles Jirsa
Lysle Moomey
Henry Grady
Arlis Niffenegger
Donald Binell
Amen Yoder
Fight Friday Draws Sold-out Row 13 at Friday the Thirteenth
Miller prepared to make feather weight with a pound to spare. All seats in row 13 sold, as Sidney Strotz, president of the anti superstition society and stadium head, challenges bad luck before the Friday night bout.
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Miller
Anti-Superstition Society
Sidney Strotz
Girls Defeat Men in Rifle Matches Here
The Muscatine Rifle Club indoor range hosted a mid league program where the girls from the auxiliary and two men’s players competed. The girls won 394 to 388 as Myrtle Othmer and Lillian Schoenig led with two 99s and two 98s respectively. Ray Othmer and Clarence Nolan each posted 98s and 96s. Ray and Myrtle Othmer advanced to the finals. they will duel next Wednesday night. Dr. J G Johnston said Mahoning Rifle Club of Youngstown has accepted a postal match for the week ending Feb 4 with 20 shots per man in prone at 50 feet.
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Muscatine Rifle Club
Myrtle Othmer
Lillian Schoenig
Ray Othmer
Clarence Nolan
J. G. Johnston
Mahoning Rifle Club
Youngstown
St. Mary's League Enters Sixth Week of Basketball Drive
St. Mary's basket ball league resumes with three games at St. Mary's court. Swift meets Broad in the opener, Freese Inn faces undefeated Roosters in game two, and Atlas Special plays St. Mary's Alumni in the final.
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St. Mary’s League
St. Mary's Basketball League
St. Mary’s Court
Swift and Broad
Freese Inn
Roosters
Atlas Special
St. Mary’s
Muscatine Teams Face League Games Friday
Muscatine junior college and high school cagers return to Blackhawk and Little Six conference play Friday. Albia JC faces a strong Burlington contingent in Cedar County with Doyle leading the Greyhounds. Muscatine travels to Burlington as underdogs. A faculty game between Burlington and Muscatine tutors tops the bill as buildup.
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Muscatine
Indians
Albia Junior College
Blackhawk
Jefferson School
Little Muskies
Burlington
Burlington Greyhounds
Albia
Leonard Hunn
Washington
Bob Kinnan
Muskies
Greyhounds
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Davenport
Kinnan
Doyle
Musky
Baer Faces 250000 Breach Suit By Livermore Woman
Max Baer the California heavyweight boxer was sued for 250000 by Olive Beck of Livermore claiming breach of promise to marry after a two year engagement. Beck states Baer ended the arrangement while he later married Dorothy Dunbar Wells De Garson. Beck had previously witnessed for Baer in a San Francisco prize fighting probe.
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Oakland
Calif
Max Baer
California
Olive Beck
Livermore
Baer
Dorothy Dunbar Wells de Garson
Beck
San Francisco
West Chester Wins 26 15 Over Wellman in Conference Clash
West Chester defeated Wellman 26 to 15 in a Ke-Wash Conference game at Wellman. Fornash led West Chester with 10 points as Wellman’s second half run outpaced by a 9 to 2 in the final 20 minutes. Brighton’s loss to Richland also leaves West Chester tied for the conference lead.
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West Chester
Wellman
Wellman High School
Fornash
Invaders
Wellman Junior High
University Junior High
Town City
Brighton
Richland
Warere
Gardner
Lewis
Esse
Lizezey
Yeh Tae Ke
Ad Fuller
Godlove
Miller
Durian
Augustine
Owe Lindenmeyer
Ecchi Ee
Mangum Takes Golfing Lead in Open Meet
Ray Mangrum, 22, grabbed a one stroke lead at Agua Caliente open after a second round of 69 on a windy, tough 6838 yard course. Archie Hambrick followed with 70 and Horton Smith along with John Rogers posted 71s, while Al Espinosa finished 72 to stay two over par in the field of 127.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Augua Caliente
Mexico
Ray Mangrum
Texas
Mangrum
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
John Rogers
Denver
al Espinosa
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Brushing Up Sports by Laufer and Von Elm
Laufer of New York and George Von Elm of Los Angeles shared victory honors two years ago in a brushing up sports feature. The item notes their joint status as previous winners in the event.
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Laufer
New York
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Simmons Sees Yankees Dominating 1933 AL Race
Chicago AP. Al Simmons predicts the New York Yankees will lead the American League by July, with Ruth returning and rested for key stretches. He doubts the Red Sox Browns Indians White Sox and Detroit can challenge the Yanks as Connie Mack relies on youngsters. Simmons emphasizes rest and nutrition in his 1933 plan.
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al Simmons
White Sox
Yankees
Red Sox
Browns
Detroit
Indians
Connie Mack
Washington
Yanks
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