Iowa Cagers Drill South Dakota State 71 to 33
Iowa shook off a experimental lineup to rout South Dakota State 71 to 33 behind Murray Wier with 14 points and Herb Wilkinson 13. Coach Popsy Harrison mixed guards and forwards early, then settled into a pattern as Iowa led 40 to 13 at halftime and eyed Nebraska next Monday night.
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Tait Cummins
Iowa City
Popsy Harrison
The
Hawk Cagers
South Dakota State
Iowa
Murray Wier
Herb Wilkinson
Dick Ives
Harrison
Herb
Tony Guzowski
Jorgensen
Ives
Dave Danner
Theron Thomsen
Ned Postels
Clayt Wilkinson
Wier
Charley Mason
Illinois
Willis
Nebraska
Huskers
Hawks
Iowa State Teachers Down St Ambrose Five
Cedar Falls AP Iowa State Teachers College won its second basketball victory in three starts, defeating St Ambrose 75 to 32. Jim Maetzold scored 12 and Bob Titsworth added 13 to lead the Teachers’ attack.
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Cedar Falls
Towa State Teachers College
St. Ambrose
Jim Maetzold
Bob Titsworth
Mixed College and Military Team Scores Across Regions
A scattered roundup lists basketball results including Loyola Calese and Notre Dame in wins, and Army, Navy, and Air Force entries like Camp Atterbury and Chanute Field. Multiple scores show Missouri and Nebraska teams amid a broad array of college, state, and service teams with varied outcomes.
Cedar Rapids Officials elect new president at annual meeting
Paul Kindler was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Officials Association, succeeding Willis Lamb at the annual meeting held this week at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Frank Kinch became vice president and treasurer, Harris Lamb kept the secretary post, and about 25 attendees saw motion pictures of scoring plays in football and basketball.
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Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Paul Kindler
Willis Lamb
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frank Kinch
Harris Lamb
YMCA Basketball Leagues Open with Twenty Six Teams
The YMCA church basketball seasons for 1945 46 begin this week in the Y gym and First Evangelical gym with 26 teams across Class A and B. Class A East holds eight teams in two sessions with games at First Evangelical and St Johns Hellenic among others, while Class A West meets at the Y and First Presbyterian. Class B includes First Lutheran and St Pauls Methodist with other churches forming the list, with games on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays as Harley Steele notes.
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Y.m.ca
Evangelical Church
First Lutheran
Central Park Presbyterian
St. Johns Hellenic
First Congregational
Trinity Methodist
St. James Methodist
Calvary Baptist
First Presbyterian church _cym
Olivet Presbyterian
Trinity
Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Second Christian
First Evancelical
Reformed
Harley Steele
YMCA
Church
Central Park Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Sinclair Methodist Church of the Brethren
Danels Bark Presbyterian
St Paul's Methodist
ABC to Broadcast Pro Grid Playoff Sunday
ABC network stations will carry the National League final playoff game from Cleveland. The Cleveland Rams face the Washington Redskins for the title with a 12:30 p m central standard time kickoff.
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ABC
Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
McKinley Defeats Monticello 34 21 After Slow Start
McKinley rallied from a 10 9 halftime deficit to beat Monticello 34 21 Tuesday night. Harger and Hidder sparked the fast break in the second half as Delbridge, Broulck, and Seehusen contributed key baskets. Sophomores Brookner scored 20 in a 32 20 win over Monticello Cubs.
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McKinley
Monticello
Golden Bears
Newton
Seehusen
Harger
Kiburz
Panthers
Delbridge
Jesina
Broulck
Ernie Hidder
Bears
McKinsey
Hidder
Brookner
Cubs
Spartan Quintet Defeats Cornell by 39 to 29
Dubuque defeats Cornell 39 to 23 after a slow start. Spartans surge to 14-3 and lead 14-9 at halftime. Jones scores 14 for Dubuque while Thompson adds 12. Chuck Jacot tallies all Cornell points early.
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Spartan
Cornell
MT Vernon
Dubuque University
Cornell College
Spartans
Chuck Jacot
Jones
Dubuque
Thompson
Cornel Gue
Bellermestr
Hillman
St Martin
Klingebiel
O' Cantenbin' oOode
Smithe
Camerone Brooks
Warren
E Droullard
Hull
I Thompsone
Jacoug
Ross
Capron I
Snerryan Manstfield
Qansbrook & Chatman
Jane
Dungue
Smith
Warren Oracl
Rera
Juncot
Seilergren
Haasbrook
Vinton High Seeks Friday Night Game
Vinton high school has an open date Friday December 14 after LaPorte City cancellation and invites interested schools to call Principal Mr. McAllister or Coach Everett Davies at the Vinton school to arrange a contest.
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Vinton
LaPorte City
Dees
Mr. McAllister
Everett Dvies
Vinton School
Major Status For PC Loop Turned Down
Chicago reports Albert B Chandler presiding at winter meetings as MLB owners reject immediate major league status for the Pacific Coast League. Frick says PCL may become a major league later. West Coast group to study options with other clubs and report next year.
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Chicago
Albert B “Happy” Chandler
Clarence “Pants” Rowland
West Coast
Ford Frick
Frick
Pacific Coast
Columbus
Ohio
Rowland
Schamp
Two Close Tilts Mark Industrial Loop Play
E Sorenson and Luckstead of the Wilson sextet led with 15 and 11 points as they beat the Quaker girls 28 to 13 in Allied league play at Quaker gym O'Connor top-scored for Quaker with 7. In other close games Collins Radio boys edged Wilson 33 to 32 with Draker and Hogan leading 7 points apiece. Iowa Mfg defeated Speeder 32 to 31, Kitch scoring 13 for the winners. Quaker girls and Wilson girls show notable performances in a busy night of gym action.
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E. Sorenson
Luckstead
Wilson Sextet
Quaker Gym
Quaker Girls
O'Connor
Quaker Oats
Iowa
Kitch
Dvorak
Collins Radio Boys
Wilson’s
Draker
Hogan
Schmerke
Collins
Iowa Mfg
Speeder
LaPlant
Wilson Frirls
Wilson
Fruehauf
Nelson
Ryan
Forrey
Ngutrap
Thayere
Blakey
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Griffint
Senwerkee
Lien
Nice Otic
Auilesar Ania Mrl Aaker
Pples
Vconnent
Sorenson
Daly
Quaker
Rich
Ds'ing
Stasny
Rich'da
Strang
Bill Reid
Iowa Wrestling Faces New Big Ten Eligibility Rules
The article reviews the impact of a revamped Big Ten eligibility code on Iowa wrestlers. Lou Julius and other veterans risk losing varsity status, while players like the Wilkinson brothers may stay eligible this season. Dr. Karl Leib cautions case by case study is needed, basketball players unaffected for now, and the piece remembers Joe Danziger, a Cedar Rapids baseball booster famed for his calls of peaches strikes.
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Iowa U
Mike Howard
Lou Julius
Iowa
Julius
Hawkeye
Judd Ringer
Dick Fisher
Karl Leib
Big Ten
Leib
Wilkinson Brothers
Joe Danziger
Joe
Hill Park
Raiders
Cedar Rapids
Peaches
Prep Week Scores and Meet Results Across Iowa
Across Mississippi Valley and nearby towns, prep basketball results and upcoming games are listed. Highlights include McKinley 41 Monticello 71 and Clinton and Dubuque area matchups with multiple varsity and sophomore results.
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McKinley
Monticello
Sterling
Clinton I
Clinton
Monsevell
Iowa City
Davenport
Wilson
Dubuque
Franklin
East Moline
Rock Island
MeKsintey
Davenport Jr
Pranklin
Iowa Ohio State Clash Postponed For 1947 Season
The University of Iowa postponed the 1946 football game with Ohio State at Ohio State’s request so the Buckeyes could play Southern California. Athletic director E. G. Schroeder said the move lightens next season’s heavy conference schedule and noted Eddie Anderson will coach for the first time since 1943, with Ohio replacement decisions up to him.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ohio State University
Ohio
Southern California
Dad” Schroeder
Schroeder
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Monticello Girls Beat St Wenceslaus 55 to 18
Monticello girls overpower St Wenceslaus 55 to 18 in the curtain-raiser to Sacred Heart game. Laura Helms led Monticello with 18 points as the high scorer.
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Sacred Heart
St Wenceslaus
Laura Helms
Monticello
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