Aggies and Razorbacks Vie in All-College Tournament Final
Oklahoma Aggies meet Arkansas in the title game as 7 foot Bob Kurland and George Kok headline the duel. Kurland, now a key passer under Hank Iba, faces Kok after Kok’s 40 points in two games. Herald Hines leads Oklahoma with 48 points in the tourney as Oklahoma and Rice clash for third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Feldman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Aggies
Arkansas
Bob Kurland
Aggies
George Kok
Fane
Kurland
Mek
Kok
Neriand
Wet Rice
Bill Henry
Texans
Henry
Oklahoma
Parkers
Hank Iba
Marland
Iba
Herald
Scooter) Hines
Rice
Iowa high school coaching school features record attendance
Des Moines reports 368 coaches from Iowa convene at Drake University for a combined boys and girls basketball coaching school and officials clinic. About 2 500 fans attend the single session as Marshalltown routes Pella 87 to 81, Coon Rapids girls top Seymour 21 to 18, Redfield down Slater 47 to 24. Lt Eddie Hickey leads the diagnostics and drills for fundamentals and defense. Also noted is the death of George D Corol former track coach at Ohio State and Michigan universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Drake University
Marshalltown High School
Pellaite
Coon Rapids
Seymour
Redfield
Slater
Unclear fragment about office supplies and shortages
The fragment mentions an office in advance and a supply possibly being exhausted. It is incomplete and lacks identifiable people, places, or events to form a coherent news item.
USC and Vols duel of stands and throws set for Rose Bowl
Pasadena awaits a potential battle of Jim Hardy and Buster Stephens as USC and Tennessee face off in the Rose Bowl. Hardy’s passing sets the Trojan attack while Stephens leads UT ground gains. both teams hold light workout plans before New Year’s clash. The Sugar Bowl, Blue Gray, and East West games also fill the year’s football schedule with training scrimmages and weather hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Southern California
Tennessee
Jim Hardy
Buster Stephens
Vols
Trojans
Hardy
Jeff Cravath
USC
Stephens
Bobby Dodd
Gene+McEver
Beattie Feathers
Missouri Routs Kansas 28-0 Thanksgiving Day
Kekeris scored twice and kicked four conversions as Missouri, now using him as guard and later fullback, defeated Kansas 28-0 on Thanksgiving in the seasonal clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kekeris
Missouri
Kansas
Taken To Bowl Game May Never Get Back
Atlanta woman Mrs O T Broyles solved half her problem by placing an ad in the Atlanta Constitution to secure a ride to Miami to see her son Frank Broyles Georgia Tech star back in the Orange Bowl. She still seeks a way home but remains hopeful after watching him play in nearly every game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
O. T. Broyles
Miami
Frank
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
Atlanta Constitution
Baseball stars hero on court for Hamline win
Howie Schultz of the Brooklyn Dodgers scored 11 points in Hamline University's 47 to 42 victory over City College. Rollie Seltz of the Rochester Red Wings led St Paul with 20 points. Both played under wartime eligibility with Branch Rickey watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howie Schultz
Brooklyn Dodger
Hamline University
City College
Branch Rickey
Rollie Seltz
Rochester Red Wings
St. Paul
Football Weekend on the Networks previews five Bowls
New York AP reports a weekend of football with five bowls around New Year's. The Blue-Gray game tees off Saturday at 1:45 in Montgomery Alabama. CBS covers the Orange Bowl preview from Miami at 2:45, then MBS presents East-West from San Francisco at 4:30 and the Cotton Bowl from Dallas at 7:15.
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New York
MBS
Montgomery
Ala
CBS
Miami
San Francisco
Dallas
Notice to request extra News-Telegraph copies
Public notice advises readers to notify the office in advance to ensure supply availability and urges safe driving with children near roads, emphasizing immediate stopping ability if needed.
Demick and Conger Lead City Doubles Bowing Tourney
Demick and Conger moved into first with a combined 100 handicap as Virgil Pross and Ernie Baker slid to third while Tex Rickard and Deb King moved to runner up. Tonight features the final round for entries with Lat night’s scores led by Rickard and King and others posting high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Demick
Bob Conger
Virgil Pross
Ernie Baker
Tex Rickard
Deb King
Enties
Demick
Conger
Grinnell Plans Intercollegiate Athletics Return in 1945
Grinnell Iowa president Samuel N Stevens announced the college will reinstate intercollegiate athletics for 1945 46 after a two season absence. A basketball team will be formed and other minor sports as enrollment permits with a hope to also field football depending on male enrollment.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Samuel N. Stevens
Stevens
Auctioneer John Cruise Announces Early Sale Dates
The notice lists sale dates and auctioneers for multiple items and estates including Jan 3 with Virgil Bissell of Massena and Jan 8 with Bill Tracy of Massena. Other entries show Homer Schlotfeldt Avet Jan 17 and W H Krueger Han cock with H F Nau as auctioneer on Jan 10. Continued notices include Wilbur Skaug Atlan tic Jan 24 and Frank Pelzer Estate Maine with numerous associated auctions.
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John Cruise
Virgil Bissell
Massena
Bill Tracy
Homer Schlotfeldt
Avet
W. H. Krueger
Hancock
Cruise Bros
Wayne Flick
Frank Pelzer
Maine
Extra News Briefs From Villisca and Surrounding Areas
Local residents and visitors share Christmas week with families across Anita Des Moines Ames and Omaha. Notable travels include Clair Gipple moving to Bridgewater to run a barber shop and other extended family visits from Cedar Rapids to Kansas City with multiple hosting households listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hafferty
Villisca
L. F. Klevers
Elmer Green
Patsy
Nora Larsen
Claire Gipple
W. T. Minerman
Hat
Bridgewater
Bishop
Walter Meyer
Charles Larsen
Omaha
Virginia Jessen
Iowa City
Janice Stone
Drake University
Des Moines
Iola Mae Christensen
Franklin Bredahl
Ames
Harry Tiekemeier
Los Angeles
Lloyd Simonsen
Clarence Hicks
Emmett Krogh
Ethel Simonsen
Lloyd Klever
Gary
Anita
Hattie Wiese
Gary Wiese
Ferragut
Idaho
8. E. Wright
Cedar Rapids
Alex Hofferber
Fanny
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George D. Coro1
Ohio Sete University
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
Lakewood High School
Soane Myke
Federal Land Bank Farm Loans
Mo Fou
Okla
TCU
Geb Fenimore
Delian
Tet
Jen
Fenimore
All Eesson
Aggie
Durham
N. C
Duke
Alabama
New Orleans
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Tide
Jim Kekeris
University of Missouri
Baseball Stars
Demick and
Rickard
D. King
O. Hartkopf
L. King
W. Knight
H. F. Nau
Wilbur Skaug
Atlan
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Mawena
Earl Garoutte
Misa
C. I. Swanson
Brayton
Piper & Briles
Auct
Dan W. Turner
Peter Monster
Corning
Aena
Bembe
Fred Christensen
Alice Carter
Eugene
Hamlin
Clarence Petersen
John Toft
Johnnie
Lucile
Evalyn
Kid Russell
Walter Otto
Wayland
George Haberman
Geraldine Meyer
Long Beach
Walter Meyers
Richard Baier
Marjorie Meyer
Fred Cromie
Walter Oblson
Aon
David
Carol Young
Misa Helen
Ralph Tibbens
Cumberland News
Davenport
Clyde Crosier
Eagle Grove
News-Telegraph
Auction Satie
Farmers Auction Co
Fair Grounds
Atlantic
Hereford
Adams County
Turner
Washington Township
Peter
Turner - Monster
Frank Birt
Chas. Lamboley
Plerks
Robert
Florida
Borys
Kameradil
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