Reserve Champs Shade Coe: Wilson Beats Grinnell
Coe’s all civilian squad edged by Army Air Corps Reserve 21 to 19 on their campus. Scott scored the winning basket with two minutes left as Section 3 claimed the lead late and held on. Hussong and Warren led Coe with key rebounds and scoring, while Hemenway sparked ASTR with nine points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Beales
Kohawk
Coe
Army Air Corps Reserve
Kohawks
Luther College
ASTR
Army
Scott
Section 3
Jack Riley
Paul Bolie
Dave Warren
Harry Hussong
Hemenway
Hussong
Warren
Hawks
Sorenson
Dietz Newland
Tino
Riley
Bolie
Newland
Prep Cage Scores AT MONTICELLO
Scores from multiple county games show Onslow 32 Sacred Heart 2 at Monticello with halftime 12 12. Janine Fagan leads winners and Kennedy leads Sacred Heart at various sites including Manchester Monona Toledo Traer Reinbeck Calmar Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Onslow
Sacred Heart
Snyderant
Virgil Hang
McKinley Scoring Drouth Ends in Dubuque Runaway
In Dubuque, McKinley of Cedar Rapids suffered a third quarter scoring drought as Dubuque built a 27-13 lead, then held on for a 40-28 Mississippi Valley conference opener victory led by Jim Kremer with 18 points and Wayne Harger scoring seven in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Drouth
Dubuque
The
Gazette
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids
Bears
Mc Kinley
Jim Kremer
Wayne Harger
Joe Klima
Jim Ryan
Kremer
I C Victor Alumni Top Springville In Local Rivalry
I C Victor alumni defeated St Patrick’s Shamrocks 34 to 31 while I C Victory beat Springville 37 to 28. Rozek led I C with 22 points as the Greyhounds built an 18-11 halftime edge. Hogan and Dolan sparked the alumni surge in the third as Springville and St Patrick’s traded leads until a late push by the alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Springville High
St. Patrick’s Shamrocks
Dick Rozek
I. C. Greyhounds
I. C
Clark
Springville
St. Pat's
Shamrocks
Walt Hogan
Shanahan
Dolan
Shamrock
John Naughton
Glen Driscoll
Hogan
Wessel
St. Pat
J. GC
Rozek
Qclark
McAreavy
Robertson
Bjennings
Merritte
Bader
Warde
Goodyear
Rodman
Callane
Draker
Stramel
Zollners top College All-Stars 48 to 38 in Chicago win
Ft Wayne Zollners defeated the College All-Stars 48 38 in Chicago. Bob McDermott scored 17 for the Zollners while Dick Ives of Iowa played only the final two minutes and did not score. Box score shows All-Stars led by Gale Bishop and Paul Birch amid late hustle as Zollners snapped a five game losing streak against professional opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ft. Wayne Zollners
College All-Stars
Simon-Pure Boys
Vetera
Bob McDermott
Zollners
Dick Ives
Iowa
Ives
Fort Wayne
Bod
Dine
Bob McDer't
Gale Bishop
Crick Reiser
del Lor’apere
Pelk’gtonic
Stan P'trick
Jerry Busha
Nick Buzol'h
Bud Jennette
Paul Birch
Gotking
Shipp
Paterson
Pete Synnott
Bob Kurland
Towery
Otten
Bishop
Henry
Loranger
Patterson
Reiser
Pat Kennedy
Nate Messinger
all-Stars
Lotuses
Wayne
Tulsa Overwhelms Miami in Preview
Tulsa University’s Golden Hurricane crushed the University of Miami 48 to 2 before 17,000 at the Orange Bowl. Tulsa led 27 points in the first period and controlled the game, setting up a New Year’s Day rematch with Georgia Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
INS
Tulsa University
University of Miami
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Miami
Bobcats Edge Roosevelt In 38-22 Victory
Marshalltown opened slow but pulled away in the second half to defeat Roosevelt 38 22. Muir Petrzelka and Long led the Bobcats with eight points each while Gould Tank and Roosevelt staged a late rally before Marshalltown stifled the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Marshalltown
Roosevelt
Petrzelka
Muir
Long
Gould
Bobcats
Johnny Scolaro Paces Lincoln Bowlers With 625 Series
Johnny Scolaro led Lincoln Major League bowling with a 625 series on Friday night, following a 685 earlier in the week. Several bowlers posted above 600, including Thenhaus 621 and Harmer 605, while no one topped 600 in the Red Crown Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Scolaro
Lincoln
Scolaro
Jack Thenhaus
Cacck
Frank Stanek
Ray Langham
Ken Harmer
Stemlar
Gearhart
Charipar
Whittington
Driscoll
Reld
Baker
Masurak
Blaknik
Snyder
Sigirabbenwort Vere
Novak Amusem
Enzlers Luxcage
Wright
Zacharoe
Sorensen
Rocarek
Palumbo
Colonial Bakery
GOI
Knowles
Haverman
Hammar
Jones
Stanck
Grott
Clem
Kurtz
Lansham
Hanskins
Handican
Pabst
Blue Rib
V. Fow
Mercer
G. Garden
Dvorak
Hesse
Nelson
M. Scolara
McGinnis
Town Mutual
Ic, M. & Bt Pp
Annial BA tRowe
J. ‘Stanek
Airloonrad
Barnoske
Schrader Boalboster
Town Mfr
Kuba
Wagner
Kibbie
Cneck
Ponte
Lelpold
LaPlant-Cheate
Lincoln Alley
Schmidts
Salta
Hultbere
Delbridge Awe
Haddy
Sauba
Thomas
Rammelsbore
J. Beck
Gy Town
Mfr. Co
Spaleht
Dunshugh
Sanders
Gunn Vee
Stmitz
Hee
Metiel Ae
ATS
Reddy
Limback Br
Maoresh
Sheppard
Zvacek
Robbieve
Meolsha
Univ. Eng. Co
Stephenson
Monillon
Rebeebs
Appointm ent of Administratrix for Carrie E Smith Estate
Notice of appointment of M Quirk as Administratrix of the Carrie E Smith estate in Linn County Iowa dated December 1 1944. Debts should be paid to the administratrix and claims filed with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Geo C Clanasen.
Havlik Free Throws Save Narrow Lead
Wilson high edged Grinnell 33 31 as Don Havlik made seven of eleven free throws and Harry Farmer tallied 15 points in a tight contest. Grinnell pressured with a late surge but Wilson held on despite injuries to Stole and Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Mitchell
Wilson High
Grinnell Tiger
Don Havlik
Don
Ramblers
Havlck
Harry Farmer
Wilson
Grinnell
Tigers
Hoyle
Neighbors
Farmer
Havlik
Johnson
Adams
Stole
Gaines
Whson
Ajohnson
Harmon
Grinnel
Paul Kridler
Carl Noble
Les Horvath Named Heisman Memorial Winner 1944
Ohio State star Les Horvath, an All American back, was named the Heisman Memorial Trophy winner for 1944 by the Downtown Athletic Club. He led the Big Nine to an unbeaten season, carrying 163 times for 924 yards and 72 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Les Horvath
Ohio State
United States
Downtown Athletic Club
Horvath
Glenn Davis
Army
Felix Blanchard
Don Whitmire
Navy
Claude Young
Illinois
Bob Kelly
Notre Dame
Bob Jenkins
Doug Kenna
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma Aggies
Shorty Williams
Mississippi State
Various high school and college basketball scores
Summary of recent games listing multiple high school results including Wilson over Grinnell 33 to 31 and Immaculate Conception 37 over Springdale Dubuque 40, plus numerous college basketball scores such as Washington State 65 and Montana State 28, with other football and military team scores mixed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NGH School
Wilson
Grinnell
Immaculate Conception
Springvere
Dubuque
McKinley
Marshalltown
Roosevelt
Alumni
St. Patrick's
Burlington
Dallas City
Cedar Falls
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Waverly
Webster City
Mason City
Newton
Des Moines
ASTR
Coe
Luther
Central
Concordia
Kalamazoo
Evansville
Georgetown
Montana State
Luther Rallies to Trim Central Five
Luther rallied midway in the final half to beat Central College 37 to 29 in its first Iowa conference game. Central led 21 to 16 at halftime but was held to three points in the last 10 minutes as Eldy Tritz scored 14 for Luther and Mensch added 10 for Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Elkader
Fossum
North English
Kalona
Cogson
Viola
Robinson
Broadley
Oxford Junction
Lowden
Stolte
Deichman
Millersburg
Deep River
Wherry
Herren
Millershure
High
Joan Bauer
High Schultz
Hopwood
English Valley
Pella
Luther
Central College
Iowa
Central
Eldy Tritz
Mensch
Glittering Hill film rights sold to film company
Hollywood notes report Clyde F Mur phy's tale Glittering Hill set in Butte Montana has been bought by Sam Jaffe for a film with a 25 000 down payment and a 50 000 cap. Humphrey Bogart considered but a new lead likely. Also updates on Bette Davis Warners absence Lauren Bacall Ed Mannix and other industry moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollywood
INS
Clyde F. Murphy
Butte
Mont
Sam Jaffe
Maturn
Wardiaw Wand
Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Lauren Bacall
Warner
New York
Eddie Mannix
M-G-M
Jack Conway
Ted Saucier
the Waldorf
Now Tomorrow Among Top Ten Reviewer Picks
Nadine Subotnik reviews Now Tomorrow directed by Pichel from Rachel Field, featuring Alan Ladd Loretta Young Susan Hayward and Barry Sullivan at Paramount. The reviewer praises the film as humane and sincere with strong performances by Young and Ladd, noting its moral focus and restrained storytelling despite a light premise. The piece highlights Ladds shift from tough image to respectable leading man and comments on wartime context and cast dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Ladd
Loretta Young
Susan Hayward
Barry Sullivan
Beulah Bond
Cecil Kenlaway
Paramount
Trying Pichel
Rachel Field
Paramount Theater
Loretta
Ladd
Alan
Nadine Subotnik
Saturday Movie Schedules Across Local Theaters
The Gazette lists theater times for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Marion and more. Feature times include And Now Tomorrow Tall in the Saddle The National Barn Dance Boss of Boom Town and The Hitler Gang with multiple daily showings and shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
People
Ladies of Washington
Rialto
Adolf Hitler
Mark Twain
Marion
Fry Sparks San Francisco Open With 69 Round Lead
In sunny Frisco, Mark Fry shoots 69 at the 6,500 yard Harding Park course to lead the 14th SF Open. Top pros like Snead Nelson Turinese Cooper trail after opening round as the field narrows to 50 pros and 20 amateurs for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mark “Small” Fry
Slammin
Sammy Snead
Lord
Byron Nelson
Mike Tur Inesa
Harry Cooper
Fry
Harding Park
Administratrix Notice for Mary E West Estate Iowa
Notices hereby given that the under named person is duly appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Mary E West late of Linn County Iowa. All persons having claims against the estate must present them as required by law to F A Heald attorney for the Administratrix Vera Featherstonbaugh in care of Linn County District Court Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Carrie E. Smith
M. Quirk
Geo
C. Clanasen
Mary E. West
Iate
Tews
Court Festival Showcases Cedar Rapids Talent and Royal Court
A crowd of over 7 000 from 20 Cedar Rapids plants enjoyed a Queen's ball event in the coliseum. The Allied Industrial League festival crowned Donald Bradley and Jeanne Pyatt as king and queen with a varied program including dance, songs, piano and violin pieces, and a patriotic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Shelley
Cedar Rapids
Allied Industrial League
Coliseum
Werner Heck
Quaker Oats Company
Donald Bradley
Cherry Burrell Corporation
Jeanne Pyatt
la Plant Choate Manufacturing Company
Rose Marie Wiliams
Mae Aukerman
Universal Engineering Company
Virginia Ohmann
Mary Ann Paula
Elma Fern Samuelson
Janet Sullivan
Janice Clark
Rosemary Fulton
Anna Mae Osterlund
Barbara Butterfield
Irving Berlin
Beautiful Lady
Pink Lady
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company prints daily and Sunday editions at 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It entered second class matter June 18 1932 at Cedar Rapids post office under March 3 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
the Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Divorce Petition Filed in Linn County Iowa
Gladys Lotis files for divorce from Andrew Lots in Linn County Iowa citing desertion and habitual drunkenness. court in Cedar Rapids requires appearance by Sunday in January 1945. default leads to judgment. Attorney A W Bass of Bagley Building Cedar Rapids represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowe
Linn County
Gladys Lotis
Andrew Lots
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Shade Coe
Dick Marshall
Willis Lamb
Luther Quintet
Paul Anthony
Coo
Astrp
Toledo
Garwin
Toledo Kremenak
Aldrich
TRAER
Dinsdale
Senlock
Beecher
Reinbeck
LaPorte City
Pen
LaPorte
G. Rickert
Calmar
Waucoma
Waucoma i
Becker
Schmitt
Jim Johnson
Decorah
Asense
Lime Springs
Wally Grant
Munkel
West Union
Ge O Fayette
Fayette
Harlan Biermann
Claude Smith
Vaillul Ys Dubuque
Kilma
Olerzos
Harger
Ferguson
Blakey
Scheppete
Walle
Ol Kremer
Ryan
Hartley
Kacere
Loomis
McLain
Hnasbrook
Cimburek
Hirschcoae Sorenson
I. C. Victor
St. Pat Quint
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Dalan
Shea
Spaight
O' Naughton
Shanshan
Krumbhalts
Barnes
Strouse
Sears
Cage
Trim Stars
Tank
McConnell Meliwedt
Louella Parsons
Glittering Hill
West
Humphrey Bogart
Sam
Jaffe
the Sullivans
Lloyd Bacon
Twentieth
Ette Davis
Charleston
Warners
Bette
South
Arol Gallagher
Dick Foran
Claudette Colbert
Tall In
Johnny
Mark Fry
Frisco
Vera
Featherstonbaugh
F. A. Heald
Carroll School of Dancing
Joan Dulin
Catherine Duster
Regina Gillen
Rosemarie Jun
Jean Harger
Patsy Gillen
Charlene Corot
Penick and
Ford
Lawrence Baker
Bill Mallon
Cherry Burrell
Heck
Frank Waldron
Bonnet
Rosemarie Jan
Peter Pan
Willie Smith
Doris Newman
Miss Newman
Ladd Lorett
Beulah Bondi
Cecil Kellaway
Irving Pichel
Frank Partos
Raymond Chandler
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EAVEN
Pearl Harbor
cuAvoerTe Coucert
Joel McCreas
Ignaston
Fredric March Alexis Smith
Plis
Victor Mature
Lucille Ball
Wost
Allen-Klapp Company
Michigan Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Detroit
Media Records
A.N.P.A
Ward Bond
Seorge ‘War Hayes
Audrey Long
Elisabeth Riscom
Bon Douglas
Simone Simon
James Ellison
A W Bass
Plaintiff
Bagley Building
Prikikkkaaiaha
X Boy
Tikhik
National
Ce & Vance Ra
Ern
Heather
Charles Quigley
Robert Benchley
Mabel Paige
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Doris Merrick
Dick Powell
Washington
Haron
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Bing Crosby
VTL
Pia 111
Rae Tn Kueler
Want AD
Danceland
Tonite
Bob Welty
Lorraine Lee
Sun
Texas
Denny Beckner
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