Hawkeyes Given Even Chance to Capture Big Ten Indoor Title
Chicago March 6 United Press reports five teams likely to contend for the Big Ten indoor title at Iowa City. Contenders include Iowa Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio State with sprinters and distance runners led by Baird Simpson Abbott Novak and others. Trials Friday finals Saturday.
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Town Swimmers Prepare for Key Big Ten Meets
Town's swimming team, winner of three of four Western conference dual meets, rests this weekend before three major events. The Hawkeyes face the Big Ten championships in Chicago March 15 and 18, then Illinois at Iowa City March 23. National Collegiate meets follow in St. Louis March 29 and 30. Boyd Liddle leads Iowa with 36.5 points.
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Sectional Meet Returns Cash to Cedar Falls High
The Cedar Falls sectional basketball meet at the high school gymnasium produced gross receipts of 843 dollars. After local expenses and officials’ costs, the event left the school with a treasury balance of 210.72 dollars. NAME OHURCHILL CAPTAIN. Norman Oklahoma March 6 40 Rh Tom Churchill letterman in basketball football and track was elected captain of the Oklahoma basketball team yesterday.
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Indoor meet and Drake track projects draw wide interest
Iowa hosts a vast western conference indoor meet in Iowa City with over 260 competitors from Big Ten schools and preliminaries Friday. Drake’s famed track will be rebuilt under Major John K. Griffith ahead of April drills and a possible pageant alongside the relays. Knute Rockne reportedly shifts toward a South Bend auto venture, signaling post football ventures.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Various Cities
The Associated Press reports last nights boxing results with multiple regional bouts. Winners include Steve McDonald over Eddie Anderson in Indianapolis and Bobby Bront over Harry Dillon in Minneapolis. Jack Gharksy stopped Jack Daniels in Winnipeg. Jack Kearns outpointed Bud Glover in Omaha. Other outcomes list Adans over Mickey Merrill in San Antonio and Malona over Johnny Cline in Fresno.
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Half of Big Ten track marks may fall in classic
The University of Iowa hosts a Big Ten indoor track classic with likely new marks in the 70 yard high hurdles half mile and two mile runs and the 60 yard dash, while some records such as the shot put and high jump appear safe for another year. Iowa stars led by Dave Rockaway and Harold White challenge long-standing records set by Ohio State Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Tourney Card Highlights Early Round High School Games
Thursday schedule shows Aplington meets Randalls in Class B at 7 30 p m and Charles City faces West Waterloo in Class A at 8 40 p m The action continues Friday with New Albion vs Mitchell Class B at 2 30 p m and Postville against Maran Chques at 0 p m The results advance winners to Saturday with Aplington Randalls and Charles City West Waterloo moving toward semis and finals in a bracketed tournament overall culminating in a Class A vs Class B championship game on Saturday evening
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Nick and Big Train in Trim for Dash Down Avenue to Pennantville
Two Washington stars Nick and Big Train return to press for the Senators pennant bid in Tampa. Walter Johnson re joins as manager while Nick Altrock resumes his famed clowning and coaching role. Their long history with Washington fans boosts hopes for a strong season.
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West High Prepares Welcome for Hahn Return
West High coach Ralph Sarff and the team plan a hearty welcome for Mr. E Hahn of Charles City, visiting for the district tournament. Hahn, now at center, poses a big problem as Charles City shifts to increased scoring, potentially ending West’s run in the tournament with his sharp inside play and quick moves. Tickets go on sale for the multi game event with adult season passes priced at 1.50 and student passes at 1.00.
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Sacred Heart Wins First Round State Tourney Game in Iowa
Sacred Heart of Waterloo defeated Immaculate Conception of Charles City 14 to 7 in the first round of the state Catholic tournament at Charles City. Key plays by Kress and Knapp secured the victory as Charles City led briefly early, and the Water loo defense held firm. The card also notes Phil Kress and other Sacred Heart players contributing to the win.
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Wisconsin boxing panel suspends Louis Mays for 30 days
Louis Mays of Des Moines was suspended for 30 days by the Wisconsin boxing commission for failing to appear for weigh in and medical examination ahead of a scheduled bout in La Crosse on March 1.
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Veteran Cyclists Lead in Gotham Six Day Race
Reggie McNamara and partner Van Wek led the six day event at Madison Square Garden as of 7 a m with 945 miles and nine laps. Georgett and Debsets trailed by distance though equal miles and close points 98 to 65. Walthour and Denberg remained one lap behind the leaders in New York.
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Cardinals Work Long Hours for Latest Manager
Avon Park Florida March 6 The Cardinals under Billy Southworth begin spring drills with long hours and speedy practice in a Florida camp They add two batting cages to normal practice as five pitchers alternate and infield changes loom Charley Gelbert Fred Harvey Andy High Jim Bottomley and Walter Roettger figure in the roster with Ernest Orsattl Roscoe Holm and Jimmy Wilson among the catchers and Grover Cleveland Alexander leading the pitching staff as the youngest camp presence
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Aggies Rout Jayhawks in Big Six Basketball Duel
Kansas State Aggies defeated Kansas Jayhawks 86 to 35 in Manhattan. Bishop and Thompson, forwards, led the Aggies while most Jayhawks scored only three points. The win leaves Kansas tied for last in the Big Six standings.
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