Lowden and Morley Gain In Sectionals Play
In Tuesday sectional games Lowden defeated Wheatland 43 to 31 and Morley beat Stanwood 40 to 35. Sacred Heart won 52 to 36 over Mechanicsville, with Lamont 56 to 32 at Hazleton and Aurora along with Readlyn advancing.
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High School Basketball Scores Cedar a ee Parway and More
Iowa boys varsity results across Delaware to Buchanan counties feature Cedar a ee Parway top scorers and a long list of scores from Strawberry Ft to Jefferson, Johnston, and Keokuk St. Patrick’s. Parochial and college results accompany district standings with wins and margins across multiple venues.
Newhall Cage Bill Aids Dimes Fund
A local benefit basketball event raised 371.50 for the March of Dimes in Newhall county Tuesday night. The Married Ladies beat the Bearded Ladies 20-10 using girls' rules with males in skirts. the City Slickers defeated the Sod Busters 18-15. Jerry Freeman coached the town team and Everett Einstorf the Slickers. Harvey Hentz led the Married Ladies.
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Hanley Sues Rockets For Back Pay
Chicago former Rockets coach Dick Hanley filed suit in superior court seeking 38750 dollars in back pay from the Chicago All-America Football Club Inc. He says he signed a three year contract in April 1945 at 15000 dollars annually plus 10 percent of earnings and was dismissed in September 1945 without due salary.
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Boston Yanks Rename to New York Bulldogs for 1949
The Boston Yanks, who moved their playing site to New York for the 1949 NFL season, announced on Wednesday that they have changed their team name to the New York Bulldogs.
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Temple Center Field Misstatement and Phillies Aid
A fragmented notice reports that baseball figure Tem plin, playing center field for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1947, traveled to be with a colleague weakened by a long illness. The account references a heart failure and ongoing health issues affecting team members.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Clipper Smith Named Head Grid Coach at Lafayette
Maurice J. Clipper Smith, after the pro football ranks, was named head football coach at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania. The announcement comes as the university seeks to rebuild its program.
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Coach Installs Own T Formation at College
The football coach announced he will use his own version of the T formation after coming from Notre Dame where he trained under Knute Rockne. He succeeds Ivan Williamson who resigned last week to take over Wisconsin's program.
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Ivan “Red” Wileliamson
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