Seahawks Finish Strong to Beat Ottumwa 40-32
The Iowa Seahawk cagers defeated Ottumwa 40-32 at home after a close first half. Ary Klein and Jim Holland led the Seahawks with 10 points each while Miller led Ottumwa with 10 points. Eddie Hickey coached Ottumwa and Hon Nordley coached the Seahawk squad as both defenses stifled long-range attempts.
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Boxing Roundup of Wins Across U.S. Cities
Willie Pep outpointed Chalky Wright in Cleveland in a non-title bout. Morris Reif stopped Mike De Stephano in Brooklyn. Vince La Salva outpointed Patsy Giordano in White Plains. Irish Jimmy Mulligan faced Billy Sunday in Jersey City. Maxie Merger defeated Alex Doyle in Trenton.
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Willie Pep
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Horvath Engaged as Horvath Confuses December with June
Ohio State quarterback Les Horvath, 1944 Heisman winner, reveals engagement to June Weinhardt from Parma Ohio. He states the wedding will be in June next year after graduation, while reporters previously heard December. Horvath hints at dentistry career and possible NFL offer from the Rams.
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East Iowa Prep Beat Scores and Highlights
Local prep grid and girls basketball results from Blairstown Marengo Lisbon Brookl Riverside and Versailles. Notable scorers include Keystone Blairstown Victor Lisbon Oxford Junction and Riverside with top performances by Myers Turner Bova and Lavonne Vandeberr. Game notes show half-time tallies and overtime periods across multiple matches.
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Jean Rayner
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Canadiens Extend Slim Lead With 4 1 Win Over Bruins
The Montreal Canadiens stretched their NHL lead to three points, the team's longest of the season, by defeating the Boston Bruins 4 to 1 in a lone game Tuesday night.
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Boston Bruins
Dubuque U. Dominates Green Peacocks 48-25 in Fayette
The Dubuque University basketball team defeated the Upper Iowa Peacocks 48 to 25 in Fayette. Strotman led Dubuque with 16 points while Dean Marchant scored 12 for Upper Iowa in the first game of the quad.
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Gazette
Fayette — Dubuque University
Upper Iowa Peacocks
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Strotman
Dean Marchant
Upper Iowa
Paschal Wins Pro Rushing Title Again
Giants star Bill Paschal wins the NFL rushing crown for the second straight season with 682 yards, beating Card-Pitt’s Johnny Grigas who finishes well back. Paschal will seek a third title as the Giants visit Washington in a title showdown. Len Younce tops punting as Steve Van Buren moves to first in punt returns.
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National Football League
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Len Younce
Detroit
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Sinke Leads Field in National Bowling Eliminations
Joe Sinke of Chicago tops the field with 4 839 pins, 20 more than George Young of Baldwin New York, as the national individual match game bowling eliminations move into the semi finals on Wednesday.
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Joe Sinke
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All American picks spark debate in 1944 season chatter
The piece notes near consensus among selectors on the 1944 all American lineup with stars like Jack Dugger and Phil Tinsley at end positions, Don Whitmire and John Ferraro at tackle, and Army’s Blanchard and Davis at backfield. It critiques the all American process while highlighting Horvath’s pivotal role for Ohio State and votes for Dimancheff and Fenimore in the backfield contention.
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Georgia Tech
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Navy
John Ferraro
California
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Joe Stanowicz
Army
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Bill Hackett
Pat Filley
Notre Dame
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John Tavener
Indiana
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Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
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Luther Norsemen Open Home Cage Play Versus La Crosse
Luther Norsemen, riding two straight wins, prepare to host La Crosse Teachers College at Decorah in C. K. Preus gym. Coach Hamlet Petersen sticks the same starting five, Eldy Pritz and Robert Pearson forward, Walt Johnson center, Ollie Alvilden and Edgar Nelson guards, with height fronted by Fritz Johnson Pearson Leu and Oliver Larson among reserves.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
A sweeping score digest lists numerous college games with mixed results. Notable tallies include Westminster 85 over Slippery Rock 33 and DePauw 51 over Indiana 50, with several service academies and teachers colleges also posting double digits.
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Ills guard Burmaster suffers leg fracture ends season
In Champaign Illinois on Wednesday University of Illinois basketball guard Jack Burmaster fractured a bone in his leg and will be out for the remainder of the season.
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Jack Burmaster
University of Illinois
Loras Duhawks Stifle Cornell In 54 40 Victory
Loras College defense and accurate long shooting toppled Cornell 54 to 40 in MT Vernon. Dave Wareham led Loras with steady scoring as Carroll Hawhee Fred Coble and Kaiser contributed in a tight, low scoring affair.
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Cornell Duo Highlights Scoring in Narrow Loss
The report notes a 16 point effort leading the scoring field and mentions Cornell forward Chuck Carlson with 6 field goals and 2 free throws, highlighting a close contest and Carlson's contribution.
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Chuck Carlson
DePauw Edges Hoosiers 51 50 in late rally
In Bloomington Indiana DePauw University rallied from a ten point deficit to beat Indiana 51 50 with ten minutes left Jim Gardner sparked the comeback and Stan London drew critical fouls sending him to the line for four free throws Bob Gerichs then sealed the victory with a winning basket under a minute remaining The first half was tight with DePauw leading 24 22 at the break
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