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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1943

Page

6

Fletcher Stands Out as Ball Handler in Franklin McKinley Win

Franklin defeats McKinley 32 20 on the Golden Bears floor in a rough game marked by football style play. Bill Fletcher scored four baskets in the second quarter fueling Franklin while Jim Pickford and Roy Lee were ejected in the fourth.

Bill Fletcher Peay High McKinley Golden Bears Franklin Jim Pickford Roy Lee Thunderbolts Husky Franklin Andy Blakey Frank Pickford Dick Rust Fletcher Dave Warren Ken Delp Rust George Liddle Carl Berry Blakey Warren Jerry Cimburek Berry Orville Rust Grant Jennings Billy Shuttleworth Sindelar Klima Jennings Cavros Cimburek Atherton Clark Ryan Adodeely Franklin Os Rust Liedie McKinsey Berry Lee

Clinton River Kings Defeat Roosevelt Riders 42 to 27

Clinton River Kings beat Roosevelt Roughriders 42 27 in Cedar Rapids to move up in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Burridge led Clinton with 11 points while Foushee also scored 11 for Roosevelt. Clinton benefited from strong defense and timely baskets throughout the game.

Clinton River Kings Roosevelt Roughriders Cedar Rapids Burridge Bill Foushee Roughriders Roosevelt River Kings Clinton Burlingame Brown Jones Speran Dvorak Foushee Tipins Martin Finmoth Reed B’s. Burlingame Petersen Wilson Birkicht Harry Farmer

Angott Bets On Himself In Narrow Victory At MSG

Sammy Angott wagered a hundred dollars on a knockout against Bobby Ruffin at Madison Square Garden. He opened aggressively but was nearly kayoed in the first round, then settled into a steadier pace after landing a few blows, earning a close win.

Seahawks Rout Ambrose 65 29 in Iowa City

Iowa City AP Seawahks overwhelmed a youthful St Ambrose team 65 to 29 before 1300 fans Friday night. Seahawks led 19 4 early and 31 11 at halftime. Al Shirley 14 points and Bernie Nelson 12 paced the win as the Navy crew stretched its streak to three with a trip to Cornell College next.

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Shrine game rosters reshaped as Mello and Coleman unavailable

In Chicago, Colgate coach Andy Kerr and Minnesota coach George Hauser work to rework the all East vs all West Shrine game lineup for New Year's in San Francisco. Notre Dame stars Jim Mello and Herb Coleman cannot play due to imminent Navy V-5 induction.

Chicago Andy Kerr Colgate George Hauser Minnesota San Francisco Notre Dame Jim Mello Herb Coleman Navy

Sea Flyers Triumph Over Simpson College in Ottumwa

The Sea Flyers of the Ottumwa naval air station crushed Simpson College 63 to 15 Friday night. Navy center Francis Lynch led scoring with 22 points.

SEA Flyers Ottumwa Ottumwa Naval Air Station Simpson College Francis Lynch Navy Center

Various college and military scores in midweek action

Massachusetts Institute of Technology 48 Bates 36 and Northeastern 83 Boston Naval Dispensary 56 headline a wide slate of basketball results. Other notable tallies include Sampson Naval Training Station 59 Ft Ontario 38 and Fairmont 31. The list also shows Coast Guard and Navy bases with wins over several colleges, plus high school games across multiple towns.

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Maquoketa Cardinals win fourth straight in WaMac action

Maquoketa Cardinals, under new coach Allen Snyder, defeated Monticello 31-22 to run their WaMac streak to four. Ana mosa beat Manchester 47-34 as Preston Myers scored 23 points, while West Liberty edged Wilton 34-32 in a triple overtime thriller.

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Springville Downs Immaculate Conception 35-31 Behind Graham 14

Springville high school defeated Immaculate Conception 35-31 as Graham led with 14 points and Draker added 11. The Orioles used a strong zone defense to limit Bob Russell and grabbed a 13-2 start, then held off a late Greyhounds rally to seal the win.

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Independence Triumphs Over Marion Quint 35-31 in WaMaC

Independence edged Marion 35 to 31 in a fast paced WaMaC conference game. Clue led Independence with 14 points in the first half as Marion’s Miller McCalley and Lory each scored six. The teams traded leads, with Marion briefly taking the second frame before Independence pulled away late. Both squads showed rough foul shooting as the night ended.

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Chicago Maroons Fall In 43rd Straight Loss

CHICAGO INL The Chicago Maroons of the University of Chicago dropped their 43rd straight basketball game Friday night losing 39 to 37 to the South Chicago coast guard quintet. The Maroons led 22 to 20 at the half but were edged in the final seconds when guard James Ladra scored after a late out of bounds possession.

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Angott Defeats Ruffin In MSG Lightweight Bout

Sammy Angott handed Bobby Ruffin a ten round battle at Madison Square Garden, gaining a six to three win with one even on the AP scorecard before 11,844 fans. The victory keeps Angott' s bid for the 135 pound title alive as two champions currently hover in the Garden. Funds totaled about 30 784 as Mike Jacobs cash registers rang.

YOR Sammy Angott Bobby Ruffin Madison Square Garden Sammy Associated Press Mike Jacobs

Hawkeye Quint Faces Powerful Monmouth Five

Iowa and Monmouth meet with undefeated records as both teams hold new season scoring highs 82 and 81 respectively against Western Illinois State Teachers. Freshmen Dick Ives and Lowell Johnson lead their schools in single game scoring as naval cadets and a 6 7 center bolster Monmouth. Officials are John O'Donnell and Jack North with an 8 p.m. start.

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Dorazio Forces Unanimous Win Over Barlund in Denver

Gus Dorazio of Philadelphia defeated Gunnar Barlund of New York by a unanimous 10 round decision before 2,000 fans at the civic auditorium. Dorazio, a top rated durable heavyweight, claimed his seventh straight win over Barlund, despite giving up more than five pounds and a shorter reach. The fight was slow with no knockdowns and no damage to either man. Dorazio weighed 192 pounds while Barlund tipped the scales at 197¾.

Denver Gus Dorazio Philadelphia Gunnar Barlund New York Civic Auditorium Dorazio Barland Barlund

Boxing results roundup from several cities

Boxers from multiple towns scored as points in regional bouts. Sammy Angott defeated Bobby Buff in New York while Joey Peralta edged Mike Delia in Tamaqua. Other cards included Blond Tiger and Sowell in Taunton, Eddie Scott and Miller in Erie, and Sonny Willie in Highland Park with several close decisions and knockdowns across Philadelphia and Hollywood.

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Dubuque Edges Wilson 23 21 In Overtime

Dubuque defeats Wilson 23 21 in overtime as Jim Kremer drives a key push shot for the Rams. Wilson led early and late in regulation but Dubuque rallied to force overtime where Kremer again found the basket.

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Unknowns Lead After Second Round in Miami Open

Steve Warga, a defense worker, shot an even par 70 to grab a two stroke lead at the Miami open with a 139 total. Joe Zarhardt of Norristown Pa is two back at 141, Craig Wood sits third at 143 after 75. Rain-soaked course slowed pros while amateurs including Pvt. Otey Crisman and Earl Christiansen chased scores.

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Radio guest bill highlights Stars on Saturday schedules

Don Ameche hosts Whats New at 6 p m over Blue and EXEL featuring Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom Lena Horne Maureen O Sullivan Carlos Raminez Ruth Clifton Hedda Hopper and Vera Vague on Groucho Marx show at 7 p m Chicago Theater of the Air presents Hansel and Gretel at 8 p m National Barn Dance with Roy Rogers airs at 8 p m last Hollywood broadcast The Socialist party chair Maynard Krueger speaks on Socialists and the 1944 Election at 10 45 p m over CBS and WBBM

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Evening Radio Schedule for December 18 1943

Hour by hour listings show programs broadcast across stations WGN WHO KXEL WMT EXEL and others. Entries include Abie's Irish Rose First Nighter Sunset Opry and The Star Theater plus News Serenades and religious broadcasts with times ranging from 6:15 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Saturday and through 10:20 p.m. on Sunday.

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