Hawks trounce South Dakota 91 26 on home floor
Iowa, defending Big Ten champions, overwhelmed South Dakota 91 to 26 in Iowa City. Murray Wier and Herb Wilkinson led with 13 points each as Iowa built a 36 10 halftime lead and extended to a 57 10 run before finishing strong to remain undefeated at home this season.
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Dotty Ireland
Iowa City
Iowa
South Dakota
Hawks
Murray Wier
Herb Wilkinson
Charley Mason
Muscatine
Harrison
Augustana
Iowans
Mumford
McRoden
Eric Wilson
Ives
Wire
Mason
Danner
Clayt Wilkinson
Jorgensen
Culberson
Postels
Thomson
Guzowski
Cabalka
Gazette
Big Noble Jorgensen
Hawkeye Cagers
Jorgie
Quaker Oats Organizes Company Basketball Team
The Quaker Oats company employees form a basketball team and seek games on a home and home basis. Interested parties should contact Paul Novak at the company.
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Quaker Oats Company
Paul Novak
Five Candidates For 1945 Gridman
Army coach Earl Blaik and fullback Doc Blanchard join A N McMillin Indiana coach Jimmy Phelan and St Marys halfback Herman Wedemeyer as five nominees for the football writers man of the year. Balloting by 125 writers selected the five from 37 candidates with McMillin leading initial votes.
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DES Moines
Army
Football Writers Association of America
Bert McGrane
Earl “Red” Blaik
Felix “Doc” Blanchard
A. N
Bo” McMillin
Indiana
Jimmy Pheland
St. Mary's
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s
McMillin
Comdr
Tom Hamilton
U. S. Navy
Alonzo A. Stagg
College of the Pacific
John L. Grif
Big Ten Trophy Vote Underway for 1944
The Big Ten conference commissioner announces final voting among five nominees for the 1944 award. The winner gains possession of the trophy for one year and a plaque symbolizing permanent selection.
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Fith
St Pat Rally Edges Red Hawks 49 36 in Parochial Clash
St Patrick’s Shamrocks seized the fourth quarter surge to beat St Wenceslaus 49 to 36 on the Red Hawk floor. Johnny Naughton and Dale Strouse sparked the offense with 15 and 13 points, while Panek and Cisar contributed for St Wenceslaus in a hard fought city parish match.
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Clarence Turner
St. Patrick
Shamrocks
St. Wenceslaus
Red Hawk
Red Men
Johnny Naughton
Dale Strouse
Shamrock
Stevenchuk
Hawk
Irish
Naughton
Strouse
Giblin
Panek
Cisar
Slourac
St. Pat’s
Pat Shanahan
West Siders
Red Hawks
Wartburg Defeats Upper Iowa 49 44 In Conference Tilt
Wartburg's Ted Olmstead led with 20 points as Wartburg edged Upper Iowa 49 to 44 in Waverly. Upper Iowa's Webb scored 14 to lead the losers while Wartburg built a 20 18 halftime lead and stayed ahead after the first quarter.
Basketball Scores By The Associated Press
Iowa beat South Dakota 91 to 26 and Wisconsin topped Rvion 49 to 24. Minnesota defeated South Dakota State 78 to 25. Wartburg won 49 to 44 over Upper Iowa with Carroll also 44. Whitewater Teachers fell to Bethany 62 to 35. York beat Luther 42 to 30. Fort Dix 51 Camp Kilmer 40.
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The
Associated Press
Iowa
South Dakota
Utah
Idaho
Southern Branch
Wisconsin
Rvion
Minnesota
South Dakota State
Wartburg
Upper Iowa
Carroll
Whitewater Teachers
Bethany College
Smoky Hill Aab
York
Luther
Ft. Miles
Salisbury
A.C
Ellis Island
Gophers crush Jack Rabbits 78 to 25 in Minneapolis
Minnesota's taller Gophers dominated South Dakota State 78 to 25 at home. Coach Dave MacMillan used 18 players as Minnesota led 43 to 5 at halftime. Don Carlson scored 14, John Reimer 10, Vernon Maxwell had 12 for the Jack Rabbits.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota University
South Dakota State College
Jack Rabbits
Dave MacMillan
Gophers
Don Carlson
Johnny Reimer
Minnesota
Vernon Maxwell
Miami to Oppose Holy Cross in Orange Bowl
Miami accepts invitation to meet Holy Cross in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day. The selection committee confirmed the bid after weeks of buildup, ending a 10 year Southeast Conference precedent. Miami's 1950 season marked one of its best to date, with Bucknell the opponent in the inaugural classic.
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Miami, Fla
University of Miami
Holy Cross
Miami
L.S.A
Frankie Sinkwich Near Discharge From Denver Hospital
Denver AP reports former Georgia All America star Frankie Sinkwich now at Lowry field and expected to be discharged soon after transfer from the Rocky Mountain News.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Denver
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Detroit Lions
Lowry Field
Rocky Mountain News
Pointer Prospects Strengthen For 1945 46 Prep Season
Center Point’s Pointer team under coach Robert Bowers reports full strength for 1945 46 with starters Roger Leslie Bus Zieser Dick Holman Al Wall Marvin Elgin Junior Wall Bob Lala Roy Roseberry Kent Reynolds and Gale Wheeler all returning letter winners. Sacred Heart girls Clutter 36 Sacred Heart 19. Laura Pielms 16 points for winners. Shueyville Alumni halves and high scorers listed. Earlville Oneida seconds and Earlville results noted.
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Robert Bowers
Roger Leslie
Bus Zieser
Dick Holman
al Wall
Marvin Elgin
Junior Wall
Bob Lala
Roy Roseberry
Kent Reynolds
Gale Wheeler
Sacred Heart
Clutter
Laura Pielms
Dvora
Aseegeenes
Shueyville
Army Navy clash prompts strong sparring and early praise
The writer argues Army dominated the first quarter and could have run up a huge score against Navy, praising Army’s quickness and line play while noting Navy defenses and the lack of a true test. Comparisons arise to Uknes and Blanchard, with reflections on other teams and upcoming conference scheduling debates in the Mississippi Valley area.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Earl Blaik
Chuck Uknes
Felix Blanchard
Uknes
Iowa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Indiana
Blanchard
Davis
Minnesota
Valley Schools Propose Fair All-Play Schedule
The Valley school system seeks an all-play schedule where every team faces every other, arguing the plan is fair and equitable for all participants.
Wisconsin Cagers Rout Ripon For Second Win
Wisconsin used 18 of 23 players to beat Ripon 59 to 24 in Madison. The Badgers built a 29 to 6 halftime lead with a tight defense and coasted to victory under Coach Bud Foster. In New York, veteran Lee Savold won a unanimous 10 round decision over Janky Al Hoosman.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Bud Foster
Ripon
New York
Lee Savold
Janky al Hoosman
Clevelander Leads Field in All-star Bowling Tourney
Walter Ward of Cleveland tops 139-bowler field after three days of the fifth annual All-star tournament in Chicago. He holds 3,702 over 18 games, edging Pvt Therman Gibson who faltered to 3,680. Steve Czerwinski is third with 3,642 as 139 compete through four days of qualifying and a $1,000 seed match headlines.
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Gibson
Steve Czerwinski
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Wilman
Berwyn
Buddy Bomar
Chicago
Joe Linke
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Paul Krumske
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Great Lakes
California
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Lyans Ran
Sheridan
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Union Bus Depot
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Joe Zolesky
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Shirley Kaplan
Gregor
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Oneida
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Stanwood Oe
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Red Peppers
By Tait
Glenn Davis
Mississippi Valley High School
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Ryser
Strotman
Ippe
Avion
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Kuehl
Schibitsky
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Leu
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Ward
Delco
Entorneee Ward
Car Owners
U.S. Royals
U.S
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Allen Motor
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