Hawks Clear Irish Hurdle in Narrow Victory
War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes urges erasing racing after Jan 3 1945 and tighter draft scrutiny of athletes. He questions how unfit men can compete at peak fitness and warns 4-F players may be drafted, impacting baseball and other pro sports. Continued on Page 2.
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Hawkeyes Triumph Over Notre Dame In 63 46 Victory
Iowa holds off Notre Dame 63 to 46 as Dick Ives scores 21 and Murray Wier shines with 10 points. Vince Boryla nets 26 for the Irish, while Jack Spencer Ned Potts and Ned Spencer limit the visitors. 33 fouls called, Johnny Getchel and Bill Ferrell manage the game.
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Michigan’s Streak Reaches Seven With Wyoming Victory
Michigan remains unbeaten at seven and downed Wyoming 38 to 33 as Wally Kell scored 23 points. The Wolverines led from the start and showcased a strong defense against a taller Cowboys squad ahead of the Big Ten opener versus Ohio State.
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Badgers Rally To Beat Marquette In Tight Return
Wisconsin ousted Marquette 46 to 39 in Milwaukee to clinch the home and home series. Don Rehfeldt led Wisconsin with 14 points while Marquette’s Bill Chandler Jr. scored 12. The Badgers led 27 26 at halftime as Marquette tired in the second half before a crowd of 4 800.
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Northwestern Beats Western Michigan 68 to 54 in Nonconference Game
Northwestern built a 43 to 23 halftime edge and held Western Michigan at bay as Ed Selbow led with 20 points. Ben Schader added 18, Max Morris 15, while Johnny Groggel scored 11 for WMU.
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Meagher Signs Two-Year Deal with Miami Pro Team
Lt. Col. John F. Meagher, former Iowa Preflight Seahawks head coach, signed a two year contract to coach the Miami team of the All-America Football Conference. Meagher announced by Harvey Hester, president of the Miami club, with action slated after the War.
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Canadiens edge Black Hawks 2-1 to lead NHL standings
Montreal Habs held their NHL lead by defeating Chicago 2-1 at Montreal. Butch Bouchard opened the scoring late in the first period by slipping a shot past goalie Mike Karakas. In Detroit, Mud Bruneteau and Harold Jackson starred as the Red Wings beat Toronto 5-4 to tighten second place.
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College basketball scores scattered across the schedule
The list shows multiple college games with uneven scores including Cornell over Wisconsin 3 a Marquette 39 and Kansas State beating Nebraska 40 while Kansas defeats Missouri and Northwestern edges Western Michigan. Other results include Minnesota 44 DePaul 74 and Michigan 38 Wyoming 33 with Yale 45 Dartmouth 42.
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Kentucky Beats Ohio State In OT To Go 5-0
Kentucky erased a late three point deficit to tie 44 44 and won 53 48 in overtime at Lexington Groza and Grate led with 16 points each while Tingle Parkinson added 15 and Risen 14. The win keeps Kentucky undefeated as defending Southeastern Conference champions and evens the series with Ohio State at three games each.
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Great Lakes trounces Minnesota 63 44 before recruits
Great Lakes defeats Minnesota 63 to 44 in front of about 2 500 recruits at Great Lakes Illinois. Warren Ajax and Clarence Hermsen led scoring with 19 points each as Minnesota faded after a 23 15 halftime deficit. The Sailors pulled away in the second half and remained ahead throughout the game.
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Draft Note Hits Other Pro Sports
The war mobilization drive orders racing tracks closed and directs local draft boards to review pro athletes deferred or discharged for physical disability. Byrnes and Hershey push scrutiny of 18 to 26 year olds in pro sports amid broader wartime measures affecting horse and dog racing nationwide. Florida tracks face immediate shutdowns as major venues adjust to the new policy. Baseball officials say Byrnes’ ruling should not affect the season, while officials weigh the broader implications for athletic talent during wartime.
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Valpo Beats Drake Again 66 41 In Indiana Showdown
Valparaiso Crusaders defeated Drake Bulldogs 66 to 41 in Michigan City Indiana. Bob Dille scored 23 points while Jack Edling led Drake with 13 before leaving injured in the first half. Drake also lost Friday night for a similar result.
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Crusaders Upset DePauw 41 to 35 at Boston Garden
Holy Cross the Crusaders upset DePauw 41 to 35 in the Boston Garden opener. Earl Gardner led DePauw with 11 points while Holy Cross captain Bob Hogarty added a key spark as the Worcester team pulled away in the final minutes.
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Christmas Card Message From War Front GI Gazette
The GI Gazette shares a Christmas edition headed by a Pacific Christmas card drawn by Corporal Fraser. Corralled by Bob Troyak, the scene reflects soldiers abroad and hopes for peace. It features sports notes, Navy and Raiders ties, and letters from Cedar Rapids area servicemen detailing wartime experiences and postwar plans.
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De Paul Tops Garden Crowd with 74 47 Victory
In Madison Square Garden 18 196 spectators watched De Paul beat Long Island University 74 to 47. St John’s defeated Puerto Rico five 41 35 to run its winning streak to six straight games.
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Mt Vernon Victor In Lisbon Contest
Mt Vernon High won the neighborhood scrap Saturday night, trimming Lisbon 32 to 25 and keeping a seven point lead after the first half. Jim Koch and Woolf led with 11 points each, Bob Bova added nine for the winners. The host reserves won 26 to 1.
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