McKinley Bears Beat Roosevelt 43 to 34 in City Rivalry
McKinley high led from the start and defeated Roosevelt 43 to 34 on Roosevelt’s court Friday night. Jerry Cimburek scored 16 for McKinley while Ray Petrzelka topped Roosevelt with 19 points and strong rebounds. Wayne Harger and Don Martin also contributed for McKinley as Roosevelt’s Petrzelka and Martin led their team in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bettle
McKinley High
Golden Bears
Roosevelt
Jerry Cimburek
Ray Petrzelka
Roughrider
Roughriders
Petrzelka
Don Martin
McKinley
Cimburek
Badgers and Wildcats Fall From Title Hopes in Losses
Wisconsin Badgers fade from Big Ten title chase after a 39 50 defeat at Michigan while Northwestern also drops to 2 5 after a 49 59 loss. Both teams slide toward mid packing as Ohio State and Iowa pull ahead. Indiana meets Minnesota as Northwestern eyes Notre Dame in Chicago.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Nearate Sek
Ohio State
Great Lakes
Badgers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Ilinois
Columbus
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Ohio
Minnesota
Bloomington
Notre Dame
Chicago Stadium
de Paul
BIG Ten
Minnesota Northwestern
Basketball Scores From Various Army and College Games
Long list of scores from multiple service fields and colleges across regions. Notable results include Wake Forest 17 over opponents, Notre Dame 62, Purdue 69, Northwestern 40, UCLA 26, Oregon 43, Denver 46, and Michigan State near top with 50 to 39. Several naval and aerial fields posted midrange scores, reflecting a broad wartime athletic schedule.
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Bakehurat Nas
Atlantic City
C. G
la Salle
Drexel
South
Bainbridee
Camp Shelton
Tulane
Louisiana State
Jacksonville
Nas
C State
Wake Forest
Chewing
S_C
Presbyterian
Gallzodet
Randolph Macon
Gilades
Newbery
Hampden-Lyndey
Virginia Tech
Came
Florids
South Carolina
Furman
College of Charleston
Mercer
Alabama
Polypean
Fla
Alytheville
Ark Rigtehrse
Harlingen
Tex
Purdue
Northwestern
Duebuque
Central
Baldwin Wallace
Wooster
Detroit
Michigan Norman
Michigan
Wisconsin
Southwest
Amarillo
Buckley Field
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Kirtland Field
Camp Tuna
Lubbock Field
Hobbs Field
Fairfield-Sulsun
UCLA
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
Idaho
Denver
Colorado A & M
Warren
Douglas
Wyo
Camp
Central Threatens Dubuque In Overtime Clash
Central, suffering a 1-7 record in Town Basketball Conference play, forced Dubuque University into overtime Friday night, but the Spartans pulled out a 49-45 victory after a 43-43 regular game.
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Pella
Central
Dubuque University
Spartans
Ruffin Triumphs Over Greco In Third Bout
Bobby Ruffin defeated Johnny Greco by unanimous decision in Madison Square Garden. Greco was knocked down five times across the series, Ruffin scoring a nine count in round nine and earning six of ten rounds on all scorecards. Promoter Mike Jacobs said the likely fourth meeting could be outdoors at the Polo Grounds this summer.
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New York
Bobby Ruffin
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Ruffin
Dan
Madison Square ‘Garden
Bobby
Associated Press
Greco
Mike Jacobs
Polo Grounds
St Olaf's Stalls Cornell In Close 48 45 Victory
Northfield Minn AP St Olaf's basketball team used stalling tactics to hold off a late Cornell rally and win 48 to 45. The Oles led 29 to 23 at halftime and remained ahead through the second half.
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St. Olaf’s
Cornell
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf
Purple
Prep Cage Scores High School Basketball Matches
Clinton 41 Town City 40. Clinton Lyons. 53 DeWitt 37. Clear Lake 50 Clarion 24. Centerville 241 Eldon 21. Cedar Rapids McKinley 43 Cedar Rapids Roosevelt 31. Cedar Falls 40 Waterloo East 10. Fort Dodge 20 Waterloo West 11. Marshalltown 40 Ames 37. Oskaloosa 3 Boone 20. Waverly 42 Osage 25. Mason City 10. Central City 25. Julio Martinez Castello has coached fencing teams for 18 years at New York University. In bankruptcy No 2793, Northern District of Iowa Cedar Rapids Division. In the matter of William Everett Blackwell, bankrupt. Petition filed January 31, 1945. First meeting of creditors February 19, 1945, 2 PM, Merchants National Bank Building, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Dated January 31, 1945. Note: All claims on official forms. attorney to attend.
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Clinton
Town City
Lyons
DeWitt
Clear Lake
Clarion
Centerville
Eldon
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Eoat
Fort Dodge
Waterloo West
Marshalltown
Ames
Oskaloosa
Boone
Waverly
Osage
Mason City
Central City
Bankruftcy
District Court of the United States
Iowa
iCedar Rapids
William Everett Black
William Everett Blackwell
Linn
Merchants National Bank
Montour
Ae Eone
Chelsea
Aves
Deshrow
Fetter
Reste
Genesen
Dinsdale
Geneseo
Lambert
Reinis Delaware
Manchester
Greeley
Dundee
Funke
Everett
Delh
Walt
Delhi
Ross
Whitcomb
Allamakee
Waukon
Lanalog
Lansing
Westville Ir
Buchanan
Independence
Ilatteton
Quasqueton
Brandon
Sloan
Millersburg
Parnell
Seeeeeuces Marengca
Marenga
Duffey
High Gonerean
Williamabure
Emis Wasitlington
Wellman
Crawfordsville
West Chester
West Cheater
High
Jones
Bauer
Sere Ee U2
Caestta Aia Rightan
Brighte
Oflweln
Oelwein
New Hampton
Gelwein
New Hampston
Jack Rice
Pipe Thompson
New’ Hampton
Dubuque Thunders Over Franklin 42 to 26 on Friday
Dubuque highs surged in the fourth quarter to defeat Franklin of Cedar Rapids 42 26 after leading 22 21 at the end of the third period. Jim Kremer and Jim Nebel led Dubuque with key baskets while Bill Chadima paced Franklin with 10 points.
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Gazette
Dubuque
Dubuque High
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Thunderbolts
Bill Chadima
Bill Jotham
Rod Rust
Rams
Jim Kremer
Don Holly
Rust
Land
Kremer
Jim Nebel
Rhode Island State
Chadima
Grant Jennings
Nebel
Upsets Rule County Meets In Northeast Iowa Basketball
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS report dramatic county meet outcomes across Linn Benton Clayton east to Lost Nation. Springville beat Mount Vernon 36 32 in Linn while Center Point defeated Coggon 32 22 as Zieser scored 20 for Center Point. Elkader edged Strawberry Point 39 24 and Anamosa beat Onslow 34 32 in overtime. Overall many teams battled to finals with notable scores and lone Delmar Lost Nation free throw droughts contrasted by high scoring performances.
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Tissebrog
Iowa
Springville
Mount Vernon
Linn
Center Point
Coggan
Zieser
Vinton
Keystone
Urbana Newhall
Norway
Anamosa
Jones County
Blue Raiders
Onslow
Wyoming
Olin
Elkader
Strawberry Point
Parnell
Marengo
Williamsburg
Coron
Coggon
D. Robinson
Vernon AC
Mt, Vernon
Mleh
Draker High
Mt. Vernon
Edwards Jones
Wyoming Bahnsen
Ahrendsen
Anamora
McNamara
Snyder and
Taylor
Benton
Urbana
Johns
Stoecker
Clayton
Monona
Edgewood
Wothen
Monona Stevens
Elkader Dittmer
Olson
West Clinton
Lost Nation
Manchester Edges Marion 32-31 In Final Free Throw
Manchester slips past Marion 32 31 as Thompson free throw in closing minute seals win. Marion led 20 17 at halftime with Reed scoring 12 and Coon 11 for the Indians, while McQuillan fueled Manchester with four late goals and Thompson added a key free throw. Officials Harris Lamb and Wayne Bly.
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Manchester
Marion
Manhawks
Indians
Thompson
McQuillan
Bob Coon
Jack Reed
Mancheser
Coon
IJ. Reed
Deruinaer
Reed
McCalley
Slater
Gable
Q. Ubechellt
Mottinger
Reeves
Faller
Cooley Ao
Smee Ee Ge Sa
Harris Lamb
Wayne Bly
Craig Wood Shoots Sizzling 64 in Corpus Christi Open
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas UP The winter golf circuit led by Craig Wood posted 27 rounds at par or better in the Corpus Christi open with Wood carding six under par 64 to lead a crowded field by one stroke over five others. The group at 65 included Harold McSpaden Leonard Dodson Mike Barbatio and Sam Byrd with Fred Haas Jr as low amateur and Byron Nelson and Laffoon on 66 Revolta shot 67. Administratrix notice follows.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Craig Wood
Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Mike Barbatio
Baton Rouge
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Laffoon
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Evanston, Ill
Boxing Results From AP Across Cities
Boxing results from AP show Bobby Ruffin in New York, Vince Pimpinelli in Philadelphia, Joe Maxim in Chicago, Pat Foley in Worcester, Jackie Ryan in San Francisco, Lorenzo Safors in Hollywood, Jack Waher in Portland, with multiple opponents. The note ends with the 1939-40 Minnesota hockey team winning 18 straight to claim the Big Ten ice title.
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Associated Press
New York
Bobby Ruffin
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Philadelphia
Vince _Pimpinelli
Parson Hob Jacobs
Chicago
Joe Maxim
Cleveland
Johnny Flanagan
Worcester
Mans
Pat Foley
Louie LaSalle
San Francisco
Jackie Ryan
Romman Starr
Oklahoma
Hollywood
Calif
Lorenzo Safors
Wavana
Ceferino Robleto
Pasadena
Portland
Ore
Jack Waher
Nolan Sharp
Los Angeles
University of Minnesota
Visitors Fall to Iowa City on Cedar Rapids Court
St Patrick Shamrocks of Iowa City lost 40 to 31 to a stubborn Iowa City team on Friday night. The game stayed tight through three quarters before Iowa City pulled away in the final period with a 14-5 burst. Key players included Herdliska Gatens Hoye Spaight Driscoll Krumbholz and Naughton for St Patrick and Gatens Hoye Herdliska for Iowa City. The late stretch featured fast breaks and several baskets sealing the visitors’ win.
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Joan Sullivan
St. Patrick Shamrocks
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Towa City
Shamrocks
Herdliska
St. Patrick's
Driscoll
Irish
Spaight
Gatens
Krumbholz
Hoye
Terdliska
Naughton
Stuborn
Guns
Connell
Berger
Strouse
Kelly
Town City
Ree
St. Pat's
Ay Berger
Spaichtoye
Riscoll Herdliska
Krumbholz Gatens Trouse
Shea Kelly
Naughton Gatens
Driscoll J. St. Pat's
P Kridler
W Lamb
Minnesota Drops Iowans on Mats, Macias Gets Nod
In a close Big Ten dual at Iowa City Minnesota defeated Iowa 21 to 9 as Gophers won three matches by decision while five matches ended in falls. Capt. Romero Macias sought his forty seventh straight dual win but could not secure a fall.
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Tait Cummins
Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeye Grapplers
Minnesota
Mike Howard
Gophers
Hawkeye
Little Bill Chapman
Blencoe
Don Togami
Togami
Gene Jeys
Gopher
Romero Macias
The
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Curtis Fritz
Don ‘Togami
Minn
Bill Chapman
Romero Macins
Towa
Deotslot
Georege Enatling
Gerald Roush
Virell Counsell
Don Payton
Dick Nelson
Lynn Frink
Melvin Baken
Jim Waltz
Joaa
Mick Lovciheff
Rodney Lister
Arthur Clark
Iowans
Myrna Loy to star in Guardian Angel for MGM
Hollywood gossip notes Myrna Loy chosen by MGM to headline Helen Deutsch script Guardian Angel a $100000 project formerly titled As You Want Me. Carole Lombard wanted to make the story independently. Loy's ex-husband John Hertz Jr. is in Hollywood. other items include John Patrick stage play Hasty Heart casting and Julia Roberts?
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T Tollywood
INS
Myrna Loy
M-G-M
Helen Deutsch
Guardian Angel
Carole Lombard
Myrna
John Hertz, Jr
Hollywood
Executrix appointments and estate claims in Linn County Iowa
On January 26 1945 the executrix of Chester B Myers estate must be paid in full. Creditors are asked to promptly settle debts and file claims with Linn County clerk. Emma J Neal executrix also notified for Verde Yeanrick estate with similar request for payment and claims filing.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Mary Langr
Oue
Chester B. Myers
Verde Yeanrick Iate
Weekend Theater Showings and Time Schedule
The Gazette lists Paramount Tonight and Tonight and Every Night at Iowa State Palace Rialto and Marion venues with show times through the night. Films include Since You Went Away Alaska Ministry of Fear My Gal Loves Music Between Two Worlds Weird Woman Riders of the Purple Sage Call of the Jungle Roger Touhy Two Girls and a Sailor Sensations of 1945 Hi Beautiful Christmas Holiday and more with multiple daily screenings.
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Gazette
Paramount
Iowa
Alaska
Ministry of Fear
Rialto
Roger Touhy
Marion
OPA Tightens Overdraft Rules at Ration Point Banks
In Washington the OPA said it will tighten overdraft controls at ration point banks effective February 7. Industrial and institutional users will be notified by district offices and can repay a first overdraft. a second overdrawn account will be closed.
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Washington
OPA
Inauguration Costs for Iowa Governor Blue
DES MOINES AP says Iowa spent 480.55 dollars to stage Gov Robert D. Blues inauguration and reception when he was installed January 11 as the twenty ninth governor. The house appropriations committee proposed a bill to appropriate the expenses for both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
Majors Fail to Vote on Czar Under Old Rule
Baseball executives faced a 1945 manpower crisis as they delayed electing a new commissioner. Unanimous club consent was required, with several owners opposing immediate action. Ford Frick supporters hoped for a single ballot, blocked by an overlooked legal technicality under Landis era rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ws. Petersen
New York
National League
Ford Frick
Kenesaw M. Landis
Hunt 26 1943 Tennis Champ Killed in Plane Crash
Naval Lt. Joseph R. Hunt, former national men's singles tennis champion in 1943, died when his single seater fighter plane crashed during a routine gunnery practice off Daytona Beach Florida. He was 26.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Joseph R. Hunt
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