Wilson and Franklin Stars At Drake Relays Meet
Cedar Rapids Wilson sprint medley quartet led by Dick Fikers and Bob Anderson won the high school division medley in 3 42.1 at Drake university carnival opening with 8 500 spectators. Franklin dominated the two mile relay and clocked 8 19.0 as Ames indoors champs finished second. Davis, Des Moines North and regional foes qualified in the college and university classes with Mitchell of Indiana anchoring the distance medley win.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Franklin
Drake University
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Davenport
Bob Nelson
Nelson
Paul Sloan
Des Moines East
Dick Atkins
Don Hamel
Gerald Stamp
Harold Lutz
Clinton
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Sac City
Roy Mitchell
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Wwon
Faulsen
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Norton
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Ifth
Hays
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Pope
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Green
King
Joyce
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East
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Bye
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Fischer
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Meister Bray Team Fails to Lead Bowling Standings
Buffalo New York United Press reports Chicago Meister Bray members, ranked world champions, failed to seize team leadership at the American Bowling Congress tournament. They posted 2879, 56 pins behind the top 10 and 116 behind Milwaukee Heils who lead at 2995. The slide of low scores preserves the current leaders and delays shifts in the top ranks.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Chicago
Meister Brays
Milwaukee Heils
Kansas Golfers Win Big Six Clash at Swope Park
Kansas defeated Iowa State 9 4 to 8 4 in a keen Big Six match at Swope Park. Jack Hines led Kansas with medalist honors firing 74 two over par.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Iowa State College
Swope Park
Jack Hines
Kansas
Roosevelt in 1L 1-1 Rout of E Waterloo
Roosevelt Rough Riders humbled Waterloo East 11 to 1 at Daniels Park Friday. Frank Sturm starred with three hits, a homer, and dominant pitching, while Merle Rueckert of Waterloo produced a double off Sturm. Roosevelt built six runs in the second and added four in the third, with Sturm finishing strong after a late pitching reshuffle.
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Daniels Park
Waterloo East
Frank Sturm
Trojans
Merle Rueckert
Sturm
Roosevelt
Clem Carney
George Hart
Hart
Bryce Hahn
Harry Grove
Trojan
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el Smith
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Eee Skoe Bones
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Kohl
Medhus
Carpenter
Town
van Cleve
Hoe
Brown Martin
Hahn
Zisko
Turm
Bills
Ase
Empires
Vernimont
Ahrens
Major League Box Scores Chicago Cleveland
Box scores show Chicago and Cleveland scoring four and two runs respectively with Feller and Haynes pitchers and multiple players collecting hits, including Hayes Hodges and Boudreau for Chicago and Greenberg Grace and Culberson for Detroit and St Louis box scores interleaved with others.
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Cleveland
Tucker
OlCase
Kel’way
Lemon
Wright
Oj Edwards
Appling
Si Fleming
Trosky
Keltner
Hodgin
Boudreau
Lo‘giani
Hayes
Fern'des
Mack
Haynesp
Feller
Woodling
Haeyes
Haynes
Kolloway
Hodgeth
Fernandes
Lodiriani
Passarella
McGowan
Rue
Standings and Friday results from baseball leagues
American League standings show Boston 124 and New York 8 3 .727 with Cleveland 3 and Detroit 6 3 .867. Washington 3 and St. Louis 4 5 .444. Philadelphia 2. Friday results include Louis 3 over Detroit 2. Chicago 4 over Cleveland 2. New York 11 over Washington 7. Boston 7 over Philadelphia 0. Saturday games list St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia. National League standings list Brooklyn 1 .889, Pittsburgh 4 6 .400, St Louis 8 2 .800, Cincinnati 3 0 0, Boston 4 .555, New York 2 7 3, Chicago 4 4 .500, Philadelphia 5 2 5. Friday results Brooklyn 11 over New York 3. St Louis 3 over Pittsburgh 2. Chicago at Cincinnati postponed. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Chicago at St. Louis. scheduling incomplete.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Phildelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Walker Wins Two In Prep Baseball
Special Correspondents recap a busy prep week led by Walker's 11-6 win over Coggan and 23-2 victory against Troy Mills. Dvorak homered and tripled, Rainville and O Connell added triples, Merritt and Toddville's matchup looms next. Shellsburg, Monona, Calmar, and Atkins also posted wins with notable homers and strong pitching.
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Coggan
Troy Mills
Dvorak
Rainville
O’connell
Merritt
Toddville
Shellsburg
Palo
Davenbaugh
Thomas
Palo Battery
Showman
Lint
Holliday
Husted
Shellsburg Battery
Monona
Calmar
Schneberger
Dave
Freeman
Kuester
Holsinger
Bower
Robinson
Holthaus
Coggon
Atkins
Walford
R. Keiper
Voss
Atkins Battery
P. Keiper
Brusha
Desert Giants for Mexicans Adams Feldman
New York Giants pitchers Harry Feldman and Ace Adams headed for the Mexico league after each signing for 15000 dollars. The deal split 10000 bonus and half a year's salary in advance. Manager Mel Ott blamed the loss on their limited ability this year. Jorge Pasquel expands his Mexican league payroll with ten Giants players.
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INS
New York Giant
Harry Feldman
Ace Adams
Mel Ott
Feldman
Adams
Ott
Jorge Pasquel
Giants
Iowa Seahawks Triumph 11 Innings Over Teachers College
The Iowa Seahawks edged Iowa State Teachers College 4-3 in 11 innings. Steve Moleski delivered a pinch hit single to drive in the winning run as Simcox and Plough limited the Teachers to three safeties, ending their four-game streak.
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Iowa Seahawks
Iowa State Teachers College
Steve Moleski
Cadets
Seahawk
Simcox
Plough
Panthers
Seahawks
Cidwell
Brand
Dorr
Boxing results scattered across multiple cities date unclear
The report lists numerous Associated Press boxing results from venues in New York Boston Indianapolis Danbury Brunswick Norristown Worcester and Hollywood with fighters and scores such as Charley Fusari outpointing Humberto Zavala Johnny Cesario outpointing Dave Andrews and Charlie Banks defeating Bob Garner.
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New York
Charley Fusari
Newark
Humberto Zavala
Mexico City
Boston
Johnny Cesario
Bobby McGuillar
Port Huron
T.K. P
Leroy Willis
Detroit
Danbury
Conn
Eldridge Catman
Norwalk
Roy
King Kong" Wimbush
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Mme
Eddie Tyetourneau
Sanford
Bob Seven
Los Angeles
Norristown
Johnny Craven
Conshohocken
Buck Streator
Camden
N. J
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Mass
Billy Ordiabone
Jimmie Mooney
Worcester Hollewood
Calif
Rocky _ Luciano
Warrisburs
Ray Royelli
Vet's club practice at Riverside diamond Sunday at 10 a.m.
Frank Tvrdik organized a Vet's baseball club practice for 10 a.m. Sunday at the Riverside diamond with all candidates urged to report. Notice of Probate will No 18600 Iowa Linn County outlines a court hearing for Eva Dvorak Noska's last will April 30, 1946 at 9:00 a.m. in Cedar Rapids. Arthur Axmear, Clerk. H Kubicek, Attorney.
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Riverside
State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Eva Dvorak Noska
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
DiMaggio Clubs Two Homers As Yankees Tie For Lead
Joe DiMaggio hits two long balls to back a 11 7 Yankee win over Washington lifting New York into a first place tie with Boston after Detroit had led the standings. Other scores include Boston 7 Philadelphia 0 and Brooklyn beating New York 11 3 as Vic Lombardi shines for the Dodgers. Fred Martin wins in his first major league start for St Louis 3 2 over Pittsburgh.
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INS
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Detroit Tigers
Joseph
Washington
Joe Gordon
Tommy Henrich
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Philadelphia
Dave Ferriss
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Nelson Potter
DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Vic Lombardi
Bill Voiselle
St. Louis
Fred Martin
Pittsburgh Pirates
Martin
Pirates
Iowa State Defeated By Cornhusker Nine
Nebraska hammered five first inning hits and built a 4 run edge in two frames then added two single run bursts in the fifth and sixth to defeat Iowa State. Harold Tap Jacol held the Cyclones to five hits while Ralph Theobald allowed eight Nebraska hits in the Big Six game.
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Lincoln
Neb
Iowa State
Cyclones
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Harold “Tap” Jacol
Ralph Theobald
State
Franklin High Opens Tennis Season in Iowa City Matches
Franklin high's tennis team was set to open the season at Iowa City today with matches against Iowa City and Dubuque. Coach M. E. Warner named Jack Fletcher Bob Vejda Ed Hollander Bill Ball and Allan Bickel as the Thunderbolts representatives.
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Franklin High
Iowa City
Dubuque
M. E. Warner
Jack Fletcher
Bob Vejda
Ed Hollander
Bill Ball
Allan Bickel
Thunderbolts
Stranahan Wins 46th North and South Amateur Golf Title
Frank Stranahan of Toledo won the 46th annual North and South amateur championship in Pinehurst North Carolina. He earned medalist honors in the qualifying round and defeated Hub Covington of Orangeburg South Carolina six and five in the 36 hole final.
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Pinehurst
N. C
INS
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Stranahan
Hub Covington
Orangeburg
S. C
Runners in Sweep of Honors At Penn Relays
PHILADELPHIA AP The flying Jin with two championships already in hand were strong favorites to add two more Saturday and join Pittsburgh and Michigan as the only schools ever to win four titles in one Penn Relays carnival. On opening day the Big Ten indoor track champions overwhelmed the field in the 440 yard relay and sprint medley. Led by Herb McKenley the Illini won the 440 yard relay with McKenley running the first 440 yard leg in 49 seconds. Manhattan won the distance medley with Fred Sickinger and Ed Walsh contributing heavily. Ralph Tate of Oklahoma A&M won the 120 yard hurdles in 14.7. Lt. Tommy Quinn won the two mile in 9:36.6. Bernie Mayer of NYU won the discus at 150 feet 344 inches. John di Carlo of Villanova won the 440 meter hurdles. Kintisch upset Mayer in the shot put at 52 feet 84% inches. Mayer was second with 51 feet 1% inches.
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Pittsburgh
Michigan
Penn
Herb McKenley
Kingston
Jamaica
Illini
McKenley
Fred Sickinger
Ed Walsh
Manhattan
Ralph Tate
Oklahoma A. & M
Tommy Quinn
Leslie MacMitchell
Bernie Mayer
NYU
John di Carlo
Villanova
AAU
Kintisch
Mayer
Movie Showtimes Listing from Local Theaters
The Gazette lists Saturday showtimes for Paramount Deadline at Dawn Colonel Effingham's Raid She Was to the Races Bells of St Mary's and other titles across theaters including Palace Rialto Strand Marion and more with multiple daily screenings and time subjects.
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Las Vegas
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Strand
Mark of the Whistler
Marion
Dick’ Tracy
the Daltons
Hawks Fall to Minnesota in Big Ten Opener
Iowa pitcher Bob Faber struggled as Minnesota defeated the Hawkeyes 6 runs to 4 in Iowa City. The Gophers piled 12 hits and eight Iowa errors aided the visitors, with Don Thompson homering for Iowa and Bill Diehl driving in two. Wes Demro relieved Faber in the seventh after trouble throughout.
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Jack Bruner
Iowa
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Golden Gophers
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Purdue
Hawks
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Faber
Demro
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Bill Diehl
AB Erickson
Weeue Thompson
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Senee
Ebner
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Schumack
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Hayden and
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The Blue Dahlia review at Paramount with Ladd and Bendix
A Paramount screening of The Blue Dahlia features Alan Ladd as a cool suspect and William Bendix delivering sharp comic lines. Veronica Lake evolves into a serious actress as plot twists unfold with Ladd chasing the killer after his wife is murdered and a wartime rivalry entangles him with Lake and others.
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Veronica
Lake
William Bendix
Paramount Theater
Carl Kane
Raymond Chandler
Bendix
Ladd
Veronica Lake
Miss Lake
Luke
Notice of Amendment of Incorporation of Avenue Company
Notice announces amendments to the Articles of incorporation of Avenue Company. Stockholders entitled to vote will meet on November 25, 1946, to elect a new Board of Directors who shall serve until successors are elected. The board will elect officers and transact other business, with the amendment effective 19, 1946. President Trewin Simmons Perrine de Albright, Attorneys.
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Cr Avenue Company
Faow
Ak Taeetin Et Ie
Board of Disrectors Alt Meat
Corporation
Ban Avenue Company
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine de Albright
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