West Waterloo Meets Waterloo West In Section Final
Iowa high school sectional tournament heads to finals with Teachers College High facing West High of Waterloo after tight semis. West outgunned Waverly 15 13 at half while Teachers beat Jesup 47 41. Olson and R Prior injured, Olson later fainted.
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Waterloo
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Lydage
Bowling results from Elks and Commercial leagues last flight
Bowing results show Harwich and Conrys teams sweeping matches while Tide mann and Ransom’s bays split. Bunkeams and Rolsters won twice in public service league and two games went to Dodge Brothers in Commercial league at Waterina V alleys. Unclear scores listed for Harwich and others with several garbled names.
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Kitntley
Conrys
Moores
Elks
Tidemann
Ransom's Bays
Iowa Public Service League
Bunkeams
Westinghouse
Rolsters
Ruuds
Dodge Brothers
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Waterina
FLKS
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Rugg
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Corrigan
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Huntley Sosnate Asquergateness
Whitford Names 10 Diamond Players for State Teachers
State Teachers selects ten lettermen for baseball with several veterans back to compete for berths. Coach L. W. Whitford orders indoor training as snow delays field use. Captain Flect Weyant backs up by catcher and infield/outfield battalions, with schedule including two games against Iowa University and matches at Cedar Falls Decorah and Fayette across April to May.
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Cedar Yalis
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Marshalltown
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Grundy Center
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Story City
Hopkins
Melbourne
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Oating
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Fayette
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Cedar Rapids
Aiey
Iowa City
Cyclone Matmen Clinch Conference Wrestling Title
Ames Ta March 2 Cyclone wrestlers retained the Big Six championship by defeating Kansas State 15 to 1, securing an undisputed conference title. Iowa State won decisions in 115, 125, 135, 165, and 175 pound classes while Kansas State took 145 and 145 weights and two falls in heavyweight.
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U.A
Kansas Aggie
Cyclones
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowans
Aggies
Waterloo Boxer Fouled in Bout at Des Moines
In Des Moines on March 2 John Mack of St. Louis earned no decision over Mile Mandell the St Paul heavyweight, using a deliberate battle to counter Mandell's rushes. In the semiwindup, Battling Nelson of Waterloo was fouled by Joey Phelan of Ornana in the third round after a low blow.
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Des Moines
U.P
Johnny Mack
St. Louis
Mile Mandell
St. Pat
St. Paul
Mack
Mandell
Nelson
Waterloo
Joey Phelan
Ornana
Phelan
College Basketball Scores From Recent Games
Simpson 30 Penn 21 and Cornelll 23 Da Paul 20 lead as St Ambrose 16. Piattovile Teachers 31 Milwaukee Teachers 15 Oshkosh Teachers 28 Slovena Point 24 and LaWrence 38 Rigen 23 also posted results.
Maloney Beats Heeney In Ten Round Boston Showdown
Boston March 2 The comeback bid of Tom Heeney New Zealand heavyweight failed as Jim Maloney of Boston outpointed him decisively in ten rounds before a crowd of 18000. Heeney, bleeding and worn, fought valiantly but could not withstand Maloney's constant blows after a strong start.
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Tom Heeney
Boston
U.P
New Zealand
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Heeney
Gene Tunney
New York
Altho
Martha Novellus Sets A A U Women’s Swim Record
Chicago march 2 U R A rer women’s record in the 20 yard free style was set by Martha Novellus of the New York Women’s Swimming Association at the National A A U championships. She lowered the old mark by five seconds and won in 2 minutes 35 4 5 seconds. The New York association also won the 300 yard medley relay with Miss Woreltis earning the honors in this event.
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Chicago
U.R
Martha Novellus
New York Women's Swimming Association
New York Association
Miss Woreltis
Cornell Flashes Late Rally to Defeat Knox
Cornell college team at Cornell Iowa overcame Knox College of Galesburg 31 to 23 with a strong second half rally. The contest, played last night, featured a decisive surge after intermission to secure the win for Cornell.
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Cornell
Knox
U.R
Cornell College
Knox College
Galesburg
I McKain Made Free Agent By Judge Landis
Harold McKain a Waterloo Slab ace, after two-year trial in major and minor leagues, is declared a free agent by Judge Landis. The pitcher rose from Waterloo to Decatur in the Three I league, helped win a title, and faced Cleveland's handling of farmed players. He expects offers but may not bring his wife to camp this year. Purple trailed by 3 to 9 at halftime as Weldell led with 12 points, and defense faltered.
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Council Bluffs
Cleveland Indians
Harold McKain
K. M. Landis
McKain
Cleveland
Decatur
Deccatur
Waterloo
Billy Evans
McKalin
Landis
Simpson Quintet Defeats Penn In Final Home Game
Simpson defeated Penn 31 to 2 in a home conference basketball contest. In the second period Penn narrowed the gap to one point before Simpson pulled away, preserving the lead and securing the win at home.
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Indianola
Simpson
Fenn
Penn
Methodists
McLarnin Stops Glick in Madison Square Garden Knockout
Canadian lightweight turned junior welterweight Jim McLarnin stopped Brooklyn fighter Joe Glick in 1 minute 32 seconds of the second round at Madison Square Garden before 19,000. McLarnin, managed by Pope Foster, hailed a possible big outdoor bout under Jack Dempsey's promotion. Glick was bleeding from the nose and mouth and fell three times before the referee stopped the bout. McLarnin had previously stopped Sid T orris and Phil McGraw in one round each in New York.
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Kirkley
United Press Star
New York
U.A
Jimmy McKarnin
Vancouver
B.C
Wesern
Iad
Joe Glick
Brooklyn Tater
Madison Square Gardens
Pope Foster
McLarnin
United Press Today
Jack Dempsey
Detroit
Florida
Glick
Megiarnin
Arthur Donovan
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
McLamin
Altho
Big Ten Men Enter Indoor Classic Entries Rise to 181
Western Conference universities filed entrants for the indoor track and field championships in Iowa City, totaling 181 from Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Purdue Chicago and Northwestern. Stars from each squad include Allison Forwald Moulton Catlin Otterness and North, with many top sprinters hurdlers and distance runners listed across events from 60 yard dash to shot put.
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Courier Special Service
Towa City
University of Lows Department of Athletics
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdus
Chicago
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Baird
Allison
Forwald
Moulton
Jens
Lamont
Wuerfel
Monroe
Potter
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Otterness
North
Larson
Dilley
Davidson
Mac
Martin
Simpson
Purdue
Towa
Pape
Axte
Brewerson
Geneva
Chosiman
Murry
Grodsky
Tolan
Plerard
Finch
Tierney
Kyle
Diehl
Card
Searles
Roden
Brande
Purtell
Eisele
Callender
Stamots
Stevenson
Thenas
Depping
Freese
Dale
Seymour
Dualston
Tarbill
Atin
Capigren
Crandall
Hageratt
Wesseger
Ramsey
Henkes
Levy
Pashong
Neulton
Gunn
Stanley
Gardner
Lormont
Benson
D' Anna
Wolsexer
Chalgren
Pawcott
Rasmussen
Fink
Hoffman
OnAsey
Hakes, McCimmon
Turner
Bus
Ferguson
Austin
Anderson
Gtrein
Haycraft
Noe
Cassiday
Dubuque Quintet Upsets Luther In Narrow Win
The Dubuque team defeated Luther College 15 to 14 in a surprising late contest. Luther hoped for third place in the conference, but Dubuque, winless in league play, surged from a halftime deficit to claim the upset in the second period.
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Dubuque, II
Dubuque University
Luther College
Dubuque
Norsemen
Decorah
Lecals
College Track Stars Meet in Indoor Classic
More than 400 athletes from 37 colleges compete tonight in the indoor Intercollegiate AAU track and field championship in New York. Cornell won last year by a point, with Georgetown a strong contender and runner up in the prior season.
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New York
Cornell
Georgetown
Fights Last Night In Rings Mix of Wins and Stoppages
Des Moines reports Johnny Mack Bey beating Mike Myrnidett in a decision while Batting Nelson KO'd Joe Pelan in Omaha. Across cities, several bouts feature outpoints and stoppages including Red O'Rely over Youss Wy lite and Billy Petrolle defeating Tony Ross.
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Des Moines
Johnny Mack
Dawson
Caiada
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Wincott Gangfort
Chienga
Russie Leroy
Fargo
Teddy Gartin
Linesin
Neb
A. St. Paul Minn
King Tut
Milwautes
Dobby Tracey
Buffalo
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