Wilson Ramblers Clinch Lead Title Showdown with Roosevelt
Wilson Ramblers beat Roosevelt 50 to 34 to stay atop the city standings at 4-1, with Hoyle and Stolic scoring 26 and 11 points respectively as Wilson built a 37-21 edge by the fourth quarter. Next Friday the Ramblers and McKinley meet on Wilson court to decide the championship.
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Wilson
Ramblers
Roosevelt
McKinley
Golden Bears
Roughriders
Dick Stolic
Tom Gaines
Ray Petrzelka
Christie
Hoyle
Barnard
Stoke
Carpenter
Rambler
Roosevelt Sophs
Gaines
Mcconnell
Harmony
Petrzelka
Martine SiHoyle
Stolte
Balley
Dirkicht
Moscrip
Benson
Lone
V.birkichte Bram
Camizzie
Ohio State Seizes Narrow Lead In Big Ten Race
Ohio State routed Wisconsin 63 34 at Columbus to move temporarily atop the conference standings. Northwestern beat Michigan 49 to 33 while Illinois visits Minnesota and Iowa hosts Indiana as the leaders prepare for a key Saturday showdown at Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Columbus
Badgers
Northwestern
Michigan
Wolverines
Iowa
Illinois
Buckeyes
Madison
Indiana
Bloomington
Minnesota
Marengo and Lowden Advance in Iowa Girls' Sectionals
In Des Moines the Iowa girls sectional finals narrow to final eight as 1944 finalists fall. Marengo beat Hartwick 34 25 and Lowden eliminated Clarence 43 25 to reach the regional final rounds amid results from Calmar Ossian Norway Monona and other districts. Dorothy Healey and Elaine Black lead Marengo scoring while Jean Rayner and Delores Hach pace Victor in other matches.
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Des Moines
Wita
Adair
Wiota
Farmington
Thayer
Coon Rapids
Grover
Redfield
Marengo
Hartwick
Lowden
Clarence
Eastern Iowa
Galmar
Clermont
Lawler
Loftsgaard
Murphy Calmar
Ossian
Calmar
Becker
Sonnemaker
Stanwood
Wilton Det
Wilton
High
Hegarty
High Oveson
Monona
Lansing
Waterville
Stelber
High Hillsheim
Lorentsen
Harpers Ferry
Manona
Brochahn
Williams
Marungo
Dorothy Healey
Elaine Black
Jean Rayner
Delores Hach
Carson
Walker Ad
Walker
Henderson
Schmitz
Delhi
Troy Millis
Troy
Ross
Greyhounds Hold Off Springville In 44 40 Victory
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds use slow breaking offense to lead through three quarters and resist Springville late rally for a 44 to 40 win on Springville floor. Rozek and McAreavy pace IC with key baskets as Hood and Robertson keep Springville within reach.
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Clarence Turner
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds
Springville High
Rozek
McAreary
Springville
Draker
Robertson
Greys
McAreavy
Cedar Rapids
J. C
Hood
I. C
S. C
Stramel
Bader
Jennings
Rodman
Callan
O!ward
Hahn and
Wilfong
Clark
Springvite
Prep Cage Scores At Traer and Across Cedar County
Across Cedar League scores note Dysart at Traer 31 to ? with Winners high Konrlva 9. Solon 24 Mt. Vernon 13. Marion 37 Tipton 34. Toledo 28 Montezuma 20. Monticello 10 West Branch 2x Monticello 10. Elkader 27 Decorah 19. Tama 21 Marengo 21. St Pats 47 Oxford 21. Decorah 27 Cresco 19. Independence 26 25 Swinton 14. Strawberry Point 29 Manchester 17. West Union 23 16 Waukon. Greeley 32 38 Hopkinton . Fayette Sumner 27 Fayette 17. Wilton 28 West Liberty 28.
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TRAER
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Dyssart
Adn
Konrlva
Hight
Senlock
Ad Gi
Tracy
Dysart
Mt, Vernon
Nvginen A . Solon
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Mt. Vernon
Solon
Vintners
Tom Woolf
High Kraul
Tipton
Marion
Tinton
High
Coon
Stephenson
Toledo
Montezuma
Hennesy
Coulter
West Branci
Weat
Monticelin
Hall
West Ranch
Monticello
Reinbrecht
Rickels
Elkader
Eninder
Saarea
Pol Ae Marengo
West
AMA Marengo
Eats
Malin
Sherman
Lonergan
Trimble
Ions Cedar League
Iqwa City
St. Pat's
Oxford
Paveal
Cresco
Hight Nelson
Wildman E
Avy Warns
Rea Vasa
Independence
Winton
Swinton
Strawherry Point
Manchester
Strawberry Point
West Union
Waukon
Nish
Harlan Biermann
Jim Ludeman
Watkon
Upper Iowa
Greeley
Hopkinton
Fayette
Sumner
Cesae Fayette
Appointment of Executrix for Chester B Myers estate
Notice announces Carolyn Myers named executrix of Chester B Myers estate in Linn County Iowa on January 26 1945. All debts owed should be paid to the executrix. Creditors must present claims to the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court.
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Linn County
Chester B. Myerstate
Iowa
Will
Lil. Tate
Margaret A
Anid County
Court House
Cedar’ Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Carls Edge Coe In High Scoring College Tilt
Carleton College defeated Coe 47 38 at Coe gym, snapping Carls 13 game skid with a late 6 minute rally. Furlow 17 and Todd 13 led Carls, Bolie 14 paced Coe, in a game that featured a fast paced second half and balanced scoring. Nearby box score notes include Warren Marshall and Dick Marshall contributing solidly for Carleton. The notice of probate appears in the same column.
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Paul Bolie
Hawks
Chuck Todd
Corey Egertson
Coe
Carls
Carleton
Bill Furlow
Todd
Furlow
Bolie
Kohawks
Dave Warren
Dick Marshall
Warren
Munemitsu
Mertson
OlStork
Martin
Kafka
Marehall
Arvidson
Aylor
Tarr
Benzinger
Ole Kdohl
Tupton
Moleren
Belle
Charren
Marshall
Egertson
Stork
Furne Beore
Wilson
Ohio State
Hg Zeit
Indiana
Boxing results roundup from across the nation
In New York Harold Green outpointed Morris Relf at 145 pounds. Philadelphia sees Danny Devlin outpoint Leon Szymurcki at 176. Dallas match pits Medio Mexico against Lou Miller at 185 with a points decision. San Francisco newcomer Millich at 184 knocks out Domingo Valin at 103. San Diego lists Benny Goldberg at 120 with TKO Pancho Arizmendi at 117. Hollywood features Bobby Yeager at 129 versus Manuel Sierra at 183.
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Associated Press
New York
Harold Green
Brooklyn
Morris Relf
Philadelphia
Danny Devlin
Aldentown
Leon Szymurcki
Chester
Dallas
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Lou Miller
San Francisco
Newaboy Millich
Sacramento
Domingo Valin
Coe Grapplers Beat Cornell 6 3 in Friday Match
Coe College wrestling team defeated Cornell 6 3 in a Friday night duel. Notable wins include Mislosky pinning Krasve near the end, Miller topping Conner in 40 seconds, and Bochner beating Sorensen in three minutes. Coe scorers also claimed 135 McLaren Hampton 3 0, Algona over Abbott, Schmitz Sioux City over Pryor 2 1, O Brien over Independence 2 0, West Waterloo pinning Gooding in ten seconds, Cloud defeating Rose.
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Mt, Vernon
Coe College
Cornell
Navy Grapplers
Mislosky
Krasve
Miller
Conner
Bochner
Sorensen
Coe
McLaren
Hampton
Gary
Sone Rasers Algona
Abbot
Iowa State Cruises Past Missouri 58 to 30 in Big Six Clash
Iowa State overwhelmed Missouri 58 to 30 to snap a recent slide and grab a share of third in the Big Six. Led by Jim Myers with 22 points, the Cyclones raced to a 25-15 halftime lead and never trailed, outscoring Missouri in every segment.
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Ames
Iowa State
Missouri
Tigers
Cyclones
Jim Myers
Eee Roene Mievones
Bocenwesere
Myers
Psium
Bauer
Feverbach
Ij Helmburser
Othe
Heinsohn
Dahlke
Iowa Indiana Big Ten game to be aired on WSUI
Iowa broadcast of the Iowa at Indiana Big Ten basketball game will air Saturday night from Bloomington on WSUI Iowa City starting at 7 30 p m.
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Bloomington
WSUI
Iowa City
Iowa
Indiana
Franklin Boys Fall Short 34 29 to Iowa City Little Hawks
Franklin high School’s Thunderbolts lose by five points to a rangy Little Hawks quintet from Iowa City High. Franklin misses 16 free throws while Iowa City connects on 10 gift shots, with Van Dusen scoring 13 to lead Franklin and Freeman 12 for Iowa City.
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Franklin High School
Thunderbolts
Little Hawk
Toowa City High School
Rust
Franklin
Jennings
van Dusen
Little Hawks
Freeman
Thunderbolt
Bippes
Iowa City
Lackender
van Deen
Franklin Golows City
Uy Rust
Freemont
Chadima
Drake
Phillips
Ruppert
O Inch van Dusen
Gabler
Watson
Kallouss
Iiowa
Krall
Dalworth
Morriss
Teferce
Hass
St Ambrose defeats Dubuque U to halt 28 game streak
St Ambrose repeated its 61 to 53 win over Dubuque University after previously stopping the team’s 28 game streak. Bob McTaggert scored 20 for St Ambrose as Simpson topped Wartburg 71 to 59 and Iowa Wesleyan beat Central 44 to 29. Independents Schick Hospital beat Drake 47 to 41. Truaxfield defeated Ottumwa Navy 52 to 39.
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St. Ambrose
Dubuque University
Bees
Dubuque
Bob McTaggert
Iowa
Simpson
Wartburg
Iowa Wesleyan
Central
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Drake
Truaxfield
Madison
Wis
Ottumwa Navy
McSpaden Leads New Orleans Open At 4-Under 68
Harold Jug McSpaden opens with a 4-under par 68 to take a two stroke lead in the $5,000 New Orleans Open. Byron Nelson trails in the field after recording a 2-under 70 with four birdies and 14 pars.
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New Orleans
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
College basketball scores across regions from Associated Press
East region shows St. Lawrence 48 Cortland 42 and Camp Kilmer 58 Bennett Meld 28. South lists Washington 63 Bridgewater 56 and Fort Jackson 46 Jacksonville NAS 80. Midwest reports Hastings 56 York 50 and Concordia 52 Neb. Wesleyan 49. West includes UCLA 48 over California overtime 46 and Washington State 48 Washington 34.
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St. Lawrence
Cortland
Lakehurst
Nas
Camp Kilmer
Bennett Meld
U. S. Navy Pier
Washington
Bridgewater
Gallaudet
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Westminster
Virginia Union
Clampton Institute
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Memphis Nattg
Ouachita
Mercer
Newberry
S.C
Memphis
Tenn
Jenderson
Midwest
Hastines
Neb
York
William
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Concordia
Ind
Kalamazoo
Encatavas Adolphius
Muskingum
Wittenberg
North Dakota Agelex
North Dakota
Carleton
Coe
Baldwin Wallace
Oberlin
Washburn
Herington
Kan
Field
Schick Hospital
Drake
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Augustana
Simpson
Wartburg
Town State
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
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Michigan
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Rice G& Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico
West
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Colorado
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20Th Century Fox
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UCLA
Camp Roas
Eastern Washington
Montana St
College of Pacific
Fairfield-Sulsun
Washington State
Utah
Denver
Colorado College
Greeley State
Carroll
Montana Mines
Wences Closes 1945 Season With 40 24 Loss to Shamrocks
St Wenceslaus Red Hawks finished their 1945 basketball campaign with a 40 to 24 defeat at the hands of St Patrick’s Shamrocks on their home court. Driscoll and Naughton led the Shamrocks with 10 points each, while Panek top scored for the Redhawks with 10. The Irish defense limited Wenceslaus to three field goals in the first half as Naughton and Driscoll dominated the boards and paint play.
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Wally Schwank
Franklin
Freeman
St. Wenceslaus
Red Hawks
Shamrocks
St. Patrick’s
Redhawks
Driscoll
Naughton
Panek
Bears Rally Falls Short in Davenport Win
Bob Paulson led Davenport Blue Devils with 16 points on eight field goals as they beat McKinley Golden Bears 34 to 28 on McKinley floor. McKinley fought back in the final minutes but could not overcome a first half deficit and Paulson’s scoring burst.
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Bob Paulson
Davenport Blue Devils
McKinley
Golden Bears
Paulson
Davenport
Bears
Strathman
Hotep
Blue Devils
Baker
Saint Joseph to host women’s AAU basketball championship
St Joseph Missouri hosts the women’s national AAU basketball tournament from March 26 to 30. The Nashville Vultree Bomberettes defend the title they won last year.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Nashville, Tenn
Vultree Bomberettes
Saturday Theater Schedule Listings Totals By Theater
Feature times announced by management list showings for Paramount Iowa Palace Rialto Times Marion and others. Selections include cant miss classics like Snow White The Fighting Lady Arizona Whirlwind plus modern dramas The Sullivans and Lost in a Harem with multiple daily showings and midnight and late slots.
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the Gazette
Palace
Marion
Frenchman's Creek
Hollywood Notes on Bogart Stanwyck Duo in Two Mrs Carrolls
Louella Parsons reports Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck are set to star in The Two Mrs Carrolls after Fountainhead postponement. Other industry items include Ferrer eyed for Othello and Paramount’s possible move, with Raft entering hospital for tonsil surgery and Ball going blonde for technicolor.
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Babs Stanwyck and
Bogey
Mrs. Carrolls
INS
Humphrey Bogart
Baby
Bacall
Barbara Stanwyk
Baby Face
Jose Ferrer
Jago
Paramount
Ferrer
Paul Robeson
Onarsveurs
Hollywood
George Raft
Lucille Ball
Keenan Wynn
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Bob Wroblewski
Lewis Freese
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Zorn Amling
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Annn Patterson
Johnson
Bill Orwie
Glenn Adams
Marengo and
Ax Onslo
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pronTn Engliss Millersbure
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Herdiiska
R. Curtis
Carolyn Myers
Executrix
Carl Hendrickson
By Eddie Beales
Carleton College
Coe Gymnasium
Ernie Cragg
Kohawk
Cletepiste Court
Willis A. Glassson
Lincoln
la Plant-Choate
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Ree Stewart
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Dubuque U
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Mickey Collins
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Sternechuk Naughton
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Koutnik Krumbleholz
Cisartrouse
Pisarik Bhea Kelly
Drakozal Klimes
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Aetee Ahraws
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Jack Illian
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Joe Klima
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Burton
Donald
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McKinley Harger
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