Wilson Cagers Edge Franklin 28 23 In Inter-city Race
Wilson Ramblers defeat Franklin Thunderbolts 28 to 23 to gain opener in inter-city competition. Ray Struve and Bob Havlik starred for Wilson with key scores and rebounds. Shuttleworth led Franklin, while eight Wilson free throws contrasted Franklin’s one. Box score follows with Franklin sophs beating Wilson sophs 42-32.
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Ned Day Still On Top in All-Star Bowling Tourney
In Chicago at the halfway point Ned Day leads the All-Star Bowling Tourney with 160.06 points from 32 games, 26 wins and six losses, totaling 6 706 pins. Rudy Pagel is second with 152.37 points and 6 562 pins. Sixteen games remain Saturday and another 16 on Sunday as Day edges toward a $2,000 first prize. Pagel contends for runner up with 6 562 pins and 152.37 points.
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Staggs Team Faces Crack March Field
In Los Angeles 1943 college game Stagg's College of the Pacific meets March Field at Memorial Coliseum with 35,000 expected. Army flyers, favored 2 to 1, had beaten USC and College of the Pacific in recent scores, as proceeds go to armed services families.
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Keller Deferment Reclassifies Yankee Star in War Work
Charley Keller of the New York Yankees has been reclassified 2-B due to work at a Frederick war plant. He says the deferment likely prevents him from playing next summer. Keller hit 31 homers and .270 last season and would face immediate reclassification if he left his ordnance job to play.
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Marion Edges Mt. Vernon 34 31 In WaMac Showdown
In a Friday cage clash Mt. Vernon outgunned Marion 34 31 after a seesaw game tied 19 19 at halftime. Jim Koch led Mt. Vernon with 8 points while Norman Miller scored 11 for Marion despite Dale Lary’s illness. The curtain-raiser saw Ed Failor lead Marion to a 19-17 win.
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Gophers Brace for Tough Seahawk Test
Minnesota faces a stern early season challenge as the Gophers host the Seahawks from the Iowa Navy Preflight school in a fraternal matchup. Former Minnesota players Dick Burk and Bernie Nelson play on the rival squad, coached by Carl Nordly and Oliver Nordly, respectively.
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Stastny Stars In Red Crown Major Bowling
Tom Stastny of Lincoln rolled 173 222 245 for 640 in the Red Crown Major. Red Pfeffer led Lincoln Alleys with 213 215 194 for 622, as L R Chracer. Joe Novotny 245 in third game and the team total reached 2974 without handicap.
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Tama Monlezuma thriller seals 29 27 victory in late surge
Tama rallied from behind in the closing seconds to defeat Montezuma 29 27 on a Kensinger field goal and O Conner gift toss. Wagner of University High Iowa City led scoring with 25 points against Roosevelt Cedar Rapids. several girls games feature 25 point efforts including Waterbury Toddville and Reynolds Palo.
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Cornell Meets Upper Iowa Cage Squad In Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon hosts Cornell against Upper Iowa with coach Koch emphasizing offense. Starters Hubbard Swaney Weiss Warren and Stephenson have shown form, while Drake loss last week is cited as motivation. Also on Saturday Cornell Navy Preflight Cadets face Central Dutchmen at Pella.
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St Ambrose Tops Simpson Five In Iowa Conference Play
St Ambrose opened Iowa conference play with a 51 to 40 win at Simpson in Indianola. The victory, Simpson’s first home league defeat since 1939, marked St Ambrose’s second consecutive loss to the Illini. Frank Kauzlarich led with 15 points.
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Larkin Moves Closer to Beau Jack Title Bout
Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey knocked out Don Rafferty of Milwaukee in two rounds at Boston advancing toward a scheduled title fight with champion Beau Jack.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Ft Monroe leads with 51 to 30 over Lawfield while numerous college teams post scores including Kalamazoo 42 Calvin 49 and Indiana State 43 Eastern State 41. Notable results include Drake 38 Park College 33 and Gonzaga 66 Idaho 33 with high school games like Immaculate Seaman 49 and East Des Moines 26.
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U High Rolls Over Roosevelt Quintet 58 to 26
Iowa City University High dominated Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids 58 26 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Wagner led with 25 points on 10 field goals and 5 free throws, while Jack Shay set up plays for Wagner and ten players scored. Roosevelt failed to sustain offense as Speran was shut out and Faulson shuffled his lineup.
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Boxing Results From Multiple Cities Reported By AP
The Associated Press lists boxing results across cities showing fighters such as Gus Dorazio Philadelphia and Nate Bolden Philadelphia with KO or decision outcomes. Notable bouts mention Tippy Larkin Boston and Doll Rafferty New Jersey, with several knockouts and decisions across Taunton Highland Park Indianapolis and other locales.
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Immaculate Conception Downs St Mary's 48 29
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds defeated St Mary's Iowa City 48 to 29 here Friday night to claim their second win of the season. Bob Russell led SC with six field goals and four free throws for 26 points while Dick Rozek and Mike Thomas aided the effort as St Mary's struggled to score outside free throws.
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Greyhounds Display Deepening Team Potential
Rozek's five field goals helped the Greyhounds rack up a solid second place in the I. C. scoring race. Despite spotty passing and occasional ball loss on blind passes, the exhibition against St. Mary's showed coaching staff that Hughes is building a stronger squad.
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Huskers Fall to Iowa Hawkeyes in Season Opener
Iowa defeated Nebraska 50 to 33 before 1,200 fans in Iowa City. Freshmen Dick Ives and Dave Danner led Iowa with 33 points combined, while Nebraska’s Don Barry scored seven. Iowa led 23 to 13 at halftime and extended the margin in the second half.
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Dorazio Edges Bolden in Chicago Heavyweight Clash
In Chicago Stadium, veteran heavyweight Gus Dorazio of Philadelphia won a split decision over Nate Bolden of Chicago after ten rounds. Referee Bernie Wiesman tallied for Dorazio as 4,320 fans roared. Dorazio weighed 193 1 4 and Bolden 171 2. In the semi final, Saint Thomas knocked out Pvt. Lou Thomas in the ninth after a dull battle.
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Nine Big Ten Cage Squads To See Action
Chicago hosts a twin bill with De Paul versus Nebraska and Illinois against Great Lakes. Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Northwestern Ohio State Purdue all debut on home courts as Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois sport unbeaten records into their third games. Iowa beat Nebraska 50 33 last night to join the leaders.
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Linn County Linn County Board Actions November 30 1943
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met with all members present. The minutes of November 23 were approved. Taxes for Gertrude Campbell were compromised for 57.85 cash. A Secondary Road District 195 was established with plat and boundary details. Pension and relief disbursements listed along with bids for crushed stone and various official actions recorded.
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