Indians Fall In Overtime Thriller To Albia Junior College
Muscatine junior college Indians lose 35 to 34 in overtime to Albia junior college. Scotty Griffin forces extra period with a free throw. Taveglio of Albia dominates late with decisive points. Weir scores for Muscatine. TeXaco beats Grafil in preliminary.
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Tipton
St. Joseph's Beats St Marys 30 15 In DeWitt Tilt
St. Joseph's of DeWitt defeated St. Mary's high school 30 to 15 Friday night here. Shea and Sullivan led the visitors with four field goals each while Koslowski and Gesell paced St. Mary's with six and five points respectively. Franks added six for St. Joseph's.
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Muscatine Rifle Club Loses Postal Match to Jefferson City
Muscatine's rifle team lost to Jefferson City Missouri by nine points in a postal match. Secretary Dr J G Johnston announced the error affecting total team score and the five high men. Final: Muscatine 1909 Jefferson City 1899. high-five scores 971 to 962 over 50 foot prone and sitting positions.
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Joe E Brown May Join In Kansas City Club Purchase
Film comedian Joe E Brown may become part owner of the Kansas City Blues in the American Association. Negotiations with E Lee Keyser and Tris Speaker, plus Muehlebach interests, aim to secure Brown as one third owner and vice president, with $40 000 for franchise and players and $35 000 for operating costs to be raised by a stock issue. Brown, known for baseball roles, may finalize the deal on Wednesday.
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Leading Fives in Big Ten to Be Given Tests
Illinois Wisconsin and Ohio State remain undefeated in the Western conference race and face tough road tests. Illinois meets Michigan at Ann Arbor while Wisconsin visits Indiana and Ohio State entertains Minnesota. Purdue and Northwestern also play, with Purdue at Iowa and Northwestern visiting Chicago.
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Lafayette
Fight Results Show New York Boxer Crown World Middleweight Champion
Ben Jeby of New York stopped Frankie Battaglia Winnipeg to win world middleweight recognition. Jack Kid Barger Idaho outpointed Tony Dominguez Cuba. Frank Knauer Chicago outpointed Angelo Zimbardo New York. Frankie Klick San Francisco outpointed Lou Jallos New Orleans. Paul Denaley Seattle outpointed Mickey Bishop New York. Clinton Gorilla Jones Akron knocked out Young Stuhley Ke wan ee. Bill Connell Monmouth knocked out Jimmy Connell Minneapolis.
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New York
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Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Jack Kid Barger
Idaho
Tony Dominguez
Cuba
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Chicago
Angelo Zimbardo
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Lou Jallos
New Orleans
Paul Denaley
Seattle
Mickey Bishop
Clinton
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Bill Connell
Monmouth
Jimmy Connelly
Minneapolis
Miller Beats Tommy Paul in Title Battle
Freddie Miller a slender southpaw from Cincinnati won the national featherweight title by unanimous decision over Tommy Paul in 10 rounds at Chicago Stadium. Miller rallied after a rough third round, controlled with jabs and a left hook, and extended a nose cut through the bout to prevail before about 5 000 spectators.
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Associated Press
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National Boxing Association
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Buffalo
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Detroit
Tommy Thomas
West Liberty Wins Another in Cage Loop
West Liberty remains undefeated in the Eastern Iowa conference by edging West Branch 30 to 18 before a capacity crowd. Hogan led with 10 points as six of seven West Liberty players scored. McCabe topped the visitors with six. Next Friday, Cosgrove’s quintet visits.
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Journal News Service
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Iowa
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McCabe
Cosgrove
Felton
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Nochman
Gibson
Weeebesem
Shiele
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Philadelphia bout Londos throws Dusek in long match
In Philadelphia Jim Londos from Greece weighed 200 defeats Ernie Dusek of Omaha at 49 48 in a single match. Deglane from France beat Sonnenberg in Boston two falls to one with times 7 07 2 23 and 12 37. Moran defeats Stewart in Salem with one fall each as Stewart is disqualified. Zarynoff from Ukraine throws Demitroff in Schenectady over 21 minutes.
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Greece
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Omaha
Boston
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France
Gus Sonnenberg
Deglane
Sonnenberg
O— Salem
Mass
Fred Moran Newport
R. I
Lloyd Stewart
Lyon
Stewart
Wood in Tie for Lead in Agua Caliente Open
Craig Wood and Paul Runyan shared the Agua Caliente open lead after 54 holes with 217 and 218 respectively, as 18 holes remained for the $7,500 prize. Leo Diegel John Perelli trailed by one stroke at 218, while Al Espinosa Horton Smith and others hovered two behind at 219. Dick Metz Abe Espinosa and Eddie Loos remained in the hunt at 220.
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Chicago
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Jeby Wins in Title Fight at New York
Ben Jeby durable east side Hebrew stopped Frankie Battaglia in the twelfth round of a 15 round match in Madison Square Garden earning official recognition from the New York state athletic commission. His title claim remains disputed.
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Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Drake Defeats Creighton 23 20 In Comeback Victory
Drake University upset Creighton 23 to 20 in Des Moines as the Bluejays stumble in their Missouri Valley title chase. Drake used long shots to surge back from a halftime 9 7 deficit, with Abram scoring the late winning basket as the buzzer sounded.
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Tennis rankings show Vines Jacobs top national list
United States Lawn Tennis Association delegates next month will weigh ranking changes led by H Ellsworth Vines Jr of Pasadena and Helen Jacobs of Berkeley atop the men's and women's singles. Wilmer Allison rises to second in men and Josephine Cruickshank climbs to fifth in women.
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Philadelphia
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Dedham Mass
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Virginia Hilleary
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Virginia Rice
Boston
Marjorie Sachs
Cambridge
Mass
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Stanford
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Jack Lynch
Taft
Donald Leavens
Big Six Teams Ready For Tonight’s Conference Action
All six Big Six basketball teams are in action. Iowa State visits Missouri while Kansas hosts Oklahoma in Norman. Kansas leads with Missouri and Iowa State tied for first. Kansas beat Kansas State recently. Oklahoma aims to counter Kansas with its fast offense though illness affects star Andy Beck. Kansas State and Nebraska meet in Lincoln for a last-place clash.
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Andy Beck
Nebraska
Lincoln
Burlington Five Nips Muscatine With Ease 36-12
Burlington high school defeated Muscatine 36 to 12 in a Little Six conference game despite missing captain Ed Schell due to illness. Coach J F Thomason’s team showcased sensational shooting to beat the Muscatine squad and drew the largest crowd in years.
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Muscatine
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Bob Kelly
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