Ohio and Midwest Teams Prep for Season Kickoff
Ohio defending champion and co-runner up Mills enter practice as the Western Conference schedule nears. The Bluejackets of Lakes open with two preseason tests, facing a St. Louis date in Chicago and a rematch at home as they seek conference dominance. State and Purdue also prep, with key matchups against Depauw and Ohio State highlighting the week.
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Aes
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Weber
Manian
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Romulus
Ota
Gephars
Camp
Ohio State
State
Columbus
Perdue
Northwestern
Depauw
Nelson Wins San Francisco Open in Windy Finish
Byron Nelson captured the San Francisco Open for the second straight year finishing 281 for 72 holes, narrowly beating Sgt. Jim Ferrier who carded 282. Ferrier earned 1886 plus a low scoring service man bonus. Adam Snead tied for third after winning the Portland Open.
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White Plains
Adam Snead
Hot Springs
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Snead
Navy
Nelson
Cyclones Edge Minnesota 42 41 In Opening Clash
Iowa State holds off a late rally to beat Minnesota 42 41 in Ames. Orlyn Feuerbach tops ISU with 22 points including a late one handed pivot shot. Cyclones led 20 18 at halftime and fended off Gopher surges.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Minnesota
Cyclones
Orlyn Feuerbach
Iowa State
Gophers
Han
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Audubon doubles Irwin in boys and girls basketball doubleheader
Audubon defeats Irwin in both ends of a doubleheader last night by scores of 32-28 for the boys and 38-27 for the girls. Barrett Garland led Irwin with 19 points, while Harry Green paced Audubon with 10 points and Bernice Braun led the girls with 14.
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Irwin
Barrett Garland
Wheelers
Harry Green
Milo Clemmensen
Wade Chard
Bernice Braun
Seanna Jessen
Edna Johnson
Viola
Jessen
Braun
Owen
Bertelli Signs With Los Angeles Pro Team
St Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame quarterback and star passer of 1948 signs with the Los Angeles team of the proposed all American pro football conference. He is currently with the Marines in the Pacific war area.
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Los Angeles
St. Angelo Bertilli
Notre Dame
Pacific War
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Those who desire additional copies should notify in advance to prevent excess distribution and ensure proper handling by The News Telegraph.
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News Telegraph
Anita Rifle Team Posts Fifteenth Place In Illinois Match
Anita group of 15 in the Ilowa Rifle Association report their first match. Anita placed 15th with 1069 in the rifle division after 30 shots in three positions. Individual scores include Art Robinson 275 and Clarence Norberg 273. Second match completed. pistol scores total 810 for the four high. In bowling, Joe Sinke of Chicago leads to finals with 2,677 across 18 games in the 24-game preliminaries.
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Anita Rifle and Pistol Club
Ilowa Rifle Association
Art Robinson
Clarence Norberg
C. Norberg
B. A. Reinier
Paul Barber
Francia Smith
Lucille Hend’rson
Alfred Dement
Floyd Dement
Yd Dement
George Shaffer
Tom Burns
Floyd Spry
Charles Spry
A. V. Robinson
Kenneth Turner
Muscatine
Chicago
Joe Sinke
Sinke
Army Named Top College Football Team in Final AP Poll
Army replaces Notre Dame as the nation’s best in the final AP poll. The Cadets won all season, defeating Navy 23 to 7 and Notre Dame 59 to 0, earning 1,165 points from 121 ballots. Ohio State is second, Randolph Field third, and Fourth Air Force moves into tenth.
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Associated Press
Irish
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Iowa
California
Michigan
Air Force
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Texas A. & M
Fourth Air Force
Tennessee
Vols
Eight from Iowa to Big Ten meet in Chicago
Iowa City AP reports eight representatives from the University of Iowa will attend the Big Ten conference meeting in Chicago for a two day session. E G Dad Schroeder athletic director announced the group includes Karl Leib Edward Madigan Charles Galiher David Armbruster George Bresnahan Waddy Davis and Mike Howard among coaches directors and faculty representatives.
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Dec
University of Iowa
Chicago
Dad” Schroeder
Schroeder
Karl E. Leib
Tarbox Forms Standout Southpaw in 4th Annual Bowl Tournament
Frank Tarbox of Findlay Ohio is the only southpaw among 125 bowlers in the 4th annual all star single match game event. In his second series he posted the highest single game yet at 267 delivering a strong showing despite slim odds of money.
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Chicago
Frank Tarbox
Tarbox
Findlay, C
Stone Company
News Talegraph Notice Promises Free Evil or Supply Action
A terse notice warns of a possible free evil or supply action, citing unspecified authorities and potential disruption. Officials have not released detailed plans or dates, leaving readers cautious about upcoming measures.
State bonus for war II vets faces tough fight
Des Moines report notes AP poll shows lawmakers split on a state veterans bonus ahead of the legislature. Some favor, others say too early to decide. Post WWI payments exceeded 20 million dollars, offering 50 cents per day with a $350 cap, financed by a state bond issue.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Iowa
Military notes from service members around the country
Service members and families from Fort Benning to Omaha and Griswold share updates. Leon Kilgore and Anita Hobbs families visit, while Delbert Hobbs transfers to Port Hueneme. Wilbur Heckman treated in India, Sgt Lawrence Neff in Patton’s Third Army, Erwin and Lalley stationed in California and Pearl Harbor respectively. Wilbur Sievers discharged after Tunisian, Sicilian, and Italian campaigns. Ernest Ping and Clyde Killion also discharged after North Africa and Europe service.
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Mabel Highley Hobbs
Delbert Hobbs
Bremerton
Wash
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Cal
Wilbur
Junior) Heckman
W. H. Heckman
India
Walnut
Herbert Sievers
Gus Sievers
Lottie Pope
Sievers
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Camp Beale
San Francisco
Ernest Ping
Ira Ping
Jefferson Barracks
Clyde Killion
Africa
Hot Springs
Ark
Camp Crowder
Warning to Drive Slow Near Children on Highway
A terse public safety note urges drivers to slow down when children are near highways and to be prepared to stop instantly if needed. It underscores the danger of reckless speed and the need for vigilant driving to protect youngsters.
Local Guard Unit recruits veterans as training demand rises
Atlantic state guard unit 34 lists members with service lengths from two months to nearly three years. Capt B L Roland Claude Lang and Claude Beardsley among those nearing three years. several others surpass two years. Company M totals 51 members, many WWI veterans, but youth turnover hampers steady rosters. Officers seek older enrollees. 4 F selectees and others near service age urged to join. Weekly Wednesday drills at Legion Memorial building armory. Riot drill emphasized amid wartime demobilization.
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Charles Beardsley
Charles Ruhr
Atlantic
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William Linfor
Floyd Dement
Anita
Harvey Cocklin
Griswold
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Legion Memorial Building
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Garnett Potter
Allen Robinson
Arnold Eddy
Clifford Grover
Wayne E. Dale McDermott
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Charles Mallette
Robert Alexander
Allen Winston
Charles Bailey
Merritt Bailey
Ernest Hansen
Whota
George M. Johnson
Richard Abel
Gordon Held
Carl Shultz
Loren Lauman
Harold Lang
R. E. McCauley
Sale of Noble Walmer Stock and Farm Goods
Noble Walmer to dispose of livestock and farm equipment at a noon sale at his farm eight miles south of Lyman. The catalog lists 10 horses 32 cattle 180 hogs hay 200 pallets White Leghorn hens and miscellaneous items.
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Four Men Sentenced in Federal Case. Des Moines Club Fined
Federal Judge Charles A Dewey gave four men four year prison terms for violations of the selective service act and fined Des Moines club operator $300 for an internal revenue act charge. Defendants include Caldwell Jeffres Duryea and Gwope. Duryea pleaded guilty to failing to report for induction. Gwope pleaded guilty to leaving a work camp.
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Charles A Dewey
Robert Thornton Caldwell
Herschel Andrew Jeffres
Donald Dale Duryea
Boone
George Sylvester Gwope
Bopmer
Ala
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Ames
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Avoca News Briefs Return from Thanksgiving Visits
Avoca notes students Betty McKinley and Mildred Kennedy among Nebraska Lincoln attendees. Peggy Leach and Marilyn Kennedy returned Sunday after spending Thanksgiving with their parents Mr and Mrs H E Leach and Mr and Mrs Ed Kennedy. They were joined by other local university students.
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Marilyn Kennedy
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
H. E. Leach
Ed Kennedy
Betty McKinley
Mildred
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