Immaculate Conception Falls. St Patrick's and St Wenceslaus Advance
Immaculate Conception loses to Sacred Heart of Waterloo 35 to 30 ending their three year hold on the Dubuque diocesan class A title. St Patrick's advances with a 37 to 26 win over Xavier of Dyersville and St Wenceslaus wins 34 to 11 over St John's of Independence to reach the semifinals.
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Tibby Young Named Parsons College Athletics Director
P. E. Tibby Young, a Wooster College graduate and former Navy serviceman, was appointed director of athletics at Parsons College, succeeding Paul B. Selz. The announcement came Tuesday in Fairfield.
Iowa City Teams Reach Davenport Semi Finals
Two Iowa City schools St Marys and St Patricks advanced in the Davenport diocesan basketball tournament. Upcoming semi finals pair St Marys with St Peters Keokuk and St Patricks with Central Catholic Ottumwa. First round results include West Point 41 Fort Madison 3 and Ottumwa Central Catholic 51 Muscatine 2. Second round saw Iowa City St Patricks 37 Clinton St Marys 35 and Ottumwa Central Catholic 21 Fort Madison Central Catholic 20.
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Illini smother Chicago 85 to 24 in Big Ten game
Illinois led by Bob Doster crushed the University of Chicago 85 24 as Doster increased his conference total to 127 points in eight games. Clinton extended its conference lead with eight wins, Bur ridge top scoring with 110 points while Freeman trailed.
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Ames Receives Bid to Join Big Seven Conference
Mason City AP report states Ames defending state basketball champion has been formally invited to join the Big Seven. The invitation, to take effect 1947-48, will come by letter from Duke Williams of East high, Des Moines, with a reply due by September 1. If accepted, the conference would be renamed the Big Eight. Current members include Mason City Fort Dodge Waterloo East Waterloo West and Des Moines East North Roosevelt.
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Mrs J C Miller Wins Linn County Catfish Award
The Linn County Fish and Game club awarded the largest channel catfish caught by a club member in 1945 to Mrs. J. C. Miller of Marion. She landed a 19.4 inch fish weighing four pounds two ounces while fishing near the Upper Palisades with night crawlers for bait. The contest was for pole fishermen.
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Shaughnessy Leaves Pitt For Maryland
Pittsburgh reports suggest Shaughnessy will become Maryland head coach after March. He resigns from Pitt blaming lack of a clear program and cites failed support from the athletic committee. Potential Pitt successors include Eddie Baker Gustafson and Spike Harding.
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Anamosa Golden Gloves Action Continues Tonight
Anamosa hosts the second night of the Golden Gloves tournament at the high school gym concluding a two night program after a strong Monday exhibition. Notable bouts include Squirt Russell over Bob Bell and Bill Talbert defeating Leo Combs by technical knockout with several weight class matchups featuring Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Anamosa Cascade Monticello and others.
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Carlson Cole Retain Leads In Pin Tourneys
Ninety six more bowlers joined the Petersen individual classic in Chicago as leaders held firm with 1,600 eight game total still unmatched. Adolph Carlson of Chicago led the Petersen with 1,652 while Ben Cole of Akron topped the De Vito sweep with 1,721. Both events finish Sunday night.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
University of West Virginia defeated Lehigh 60 to 52 while Delaware beat Drexel 43 to 35. Other results include Georgia Tech 59 over Salem Potomac, Tulane 38 over Tennessee, Richmond 56 over Virginia 39, Mississippi State 31 over Kentucky 37, LSU 61 over Mississippi 35, Arkansas 62 over Rice 85, and Chicago Brothers 51 over Illinois.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Face Tough Big Ten Path This Season
In a spirited season outlook Iowa must guard against complacency as Purdue upset Minnesota reshapes title talk. Key questions surround upcoming road tests at Champaign Madison and Minneapolis while Chicago’s defensive gambit against Iowa draws attention. The piece notes Iowa's fast break, player depth, and the evolving zone strategy seen in Big Ten battles.
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Iowa State Grid Card Completes 1946 Football Schedule
ISU announces its 1946 football slate featuring five Big Six games and four non conference opponents. The schedule lists Colorado at Boulder Northwestern at Evanston Iowa State Teachers at Ames Kansas at Ames Missouri at Columbia Oklahoma at Ames Kansas State at Manhattan Drake at Ames Nebraska at Lincoln.
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Cyclone Matmen Set to Host Minnesota Saturday
Iowa State grapplers, buoyed by a 21-9 win over Nebraska, prepare for a home meet against Minnesota, a team that recently defeated Nebraska 28-0 and has losses to Iowa Teachers earlier this season.
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Hawkeye Matmen Bow To Badgers In Close Dual Meet
Wisconsin defeats Iowa 15 to 13 as five decisions and two falls shape the dual. Romero Macias of Iowa pins John Mattila in 7 26, while Fred Dexter and Bill Bennett win decisive bouts for Iowa in a hard fought home match.
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Cage Rulemakers Consider Curbing Tall Players
Chicago AP report details a March 25 26 meeting of the national basketball committee in New York to study tall players impact and possible rule changes. Topics include equalizing height advantages preserving reentry after late withdrawals and reducing last minute ragged play and late clock issues.
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