Teachers Wrestle Big Ten Clash at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Feb 16 Coach Paul Benders undefeated State Teachers wrestlers seek a third straight win over a Big Ten foe as Wisconsin visits the home mat. Eight-man lineup mirrors recent eliminations with Noecher out for season and Harriss replacing by Poynter.
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Keokuk Accepts Franchise and Sells a Player
Keokuk accepted the Mississippi Valley League franchise vacated by Marshalltown and agreed to buy Marshalltown reserves for 1500 dollars. Keokuk will sell Pete, third baseman, to Des Moines Western League for 500 dollars. Bes Dimond, former Marshalltown manager, will pilot the Keokuk club as schedule construction proceeds.
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Marshelltown
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Cyclone Trackmen Win Three Way Meet at Ames
Cyclone tracksters clinched first with 87 and Drake 223 1 9 points second in the three team meet at Ames Drake finished second in the 4 yard dash and the mile relay Grinnell took third A W Soults Indiana State led individuals with pole vault win and two other strong finishes Hager tied for high in hurdles and won both hurdle races
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Liddle Helps Iowa Swim Team Earn Tight Victory
University of Iowa defeated Minnesota 36 to 35 as sophomore ace Liddle, just released from hospital 24 hours earlier, swept three firsts in the 50 yard free style 449 yard free style and 100 yard freestyle. Also notes Miss Helen Hicks wins Miami golf title in a close final.
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Columbia Keats Parsons Adds Iowa Conference Win
Fairfield Iowa February 16 Columbia College basketball team improved its Iowa conference standing with a 39 to 32 victory over Parsons College in the first meeting of the season between the two teams.
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Columbia College
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Fordham Rides 14 Straight as Seniors Lead Avalanche
Fordham University varsity five, led by senior stars under Coach Ed Kelleher, ran 14 straight wins this season, adding to a 29 of 30 stretch. The Maroon outscored foes 503 to 260 through February 12, with regulars and a quick-second team contributing to a fast, cohesive unit.
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Sweetman
Saint Ambrose Basketball Faces Ineligible Claim and Loss
In Iowa collaboration era drama, Saint Ambrose faces alleged ineligible player Wagner after transferring from Iowa University last fall. Central College of Pella defeated St Ambrose 29 to 21, darkening the Saints title hopes as Cedar Falls tutors reportedly contemplate protests while Iowa Teachers College leadership denies motions.
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Cedar Falls
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Saints
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Art Dickinson
A. G. Reid
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Towa
Mentirnhall
Central College
Dunkerton Girls Triumph 13 to 12 Over Waterloo
Dunkerton girls edged Waterloo 13 to 12 on the W. G. A. court with Cames scoring seven for the visitors and Holman eight for Waterloo. In a second game Zippers beat the Y. W. C. A. Owls 18 to 1.
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Dunkerton
Football Rules Body in Absecon New Jersey
Intercollegiate football rules committee, meeting in Absecon New Jersey, studied potential changes for next season behind closed doors. No radical changes expected though recovery rules for fumbles may be revised to ease penalties, per committee chair E K Hall.
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USPY
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Iowa moves to legalize boxing under state athletic commission
Des Moines reports a bill to legalize boxing and sparring exhibitions in Iowa under a three member State Athletic Commission. The commission would oversee licenses, event times, venues, and admission prices, with $10 license fees and 5 percent of gross receipts. Bouts limited to ten rounds of three minutes. licenses issued to approved organizations with local consent. Wartburg cagers win eleventh straight, 53 to 40.
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General Assembly
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Region Affaiqls
Weismuller's Successor in New York Swimming Return
Albert Zarilla, Argentine star and former Olympic contender, plans a return to New York to compete for the New York Athletic Club. The sprinter and distance swimmer made waves by beating Charlton and Borg in Olympic free style races, posting new times and drawing comparisons to Johnnie Weissmuller as he trains in Buenos Aires and eyes renewed competition.
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Albert Zorilla
America
New York
New York Athletic Club
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Zarilla
Boy" Charlton
Australia
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Sweden
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Weissmuller
Buenos Aires
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Motorists Push for Favorable Liability Law Change
Emmet Dougherty reports motorists, led by the American Motorists' Association, seek new federal bills to shift liability at railroad grade crossings. The Supreme Court earlier ruled motorists must prove no fault to recover damages, prompting calls to require drivers to alight and inspect blind crossings before crossing.
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Gourier
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Simpson Quintet Defeats Cornell in Final Seconds
Indianola Iowa February 16 The Simpson quintet rallied from a eight point half time deficit to beat Cornell College 19 to 17 in a tense finish Kirkpatrick scored eight points to spark Simpson as Cornell led 19 to 7 at intermission.
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Iowa editor addresses Wisconsin Press association talk
Traer February 16 E. E. Taylor managing editor of the Traer Star Clipper for 51 years spoke to several hundred Wisconsin Press association members during a Friday afternoon convention in Madison.
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