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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1947

Page

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Ball Control Keeps Badgers on Top in Tight Big Nine

Wisconsin’s Badgers, using a clutch style under Coach Bud Foster, own seven wins in eight Big Nine starts. Guards Walt Lautenbach and Glen Selbo spark the attack while forward Exner Menzel delivered late free throws as Wisconsin edged Michigan 52 51 and fell to Northwestern 45 44 in homestretch finishes.

Wae Wis Wisconsin Badgers Harold Bud) Foster Cagers Michigan Exner Menzel Northwestern Walt Lautenbach Foster Lautenbach Glen Selbo Bobby Cook

Notre Dame Defeats Northwestern In Chicago Stadium

Notre Dame rode a strong first three minutes to beat Northwestern 52-44 in Chicago. John Brennan and Leo Barnhorst led rebounding and defense as Brennan and Fran Curran each scored 12 points to share team scoring honors.

Chicago Notre Dame Northwestern John Brennan Kevin O’shea Leo Barnhorst Brennan Fran Curran Chuck Tourek Ben Schadler Marquette Gene Berce de Paul

Del Lamb to Protest Discharge as Fireman

James D. Foley said Del Lamb, Olympic skating team captain, would appeal his discharge from the Milwaukee Fire Department. Lamb resigned to compete in the St Paul Olympic trials after being appointed to the 1948 team, prompting the department action.

del Lamb Milwaukee James D. Foley Milwaukee Police and Fire Commission Poe de Lamb Edward Wischer St. Paul

Wisconsin Badgers edge rivals in one point wins

In a season noted for narrow finishes coach Phil Seghi lauds Wisconsin's lucky streak as four of seven conference wins came by a single point. He cites late free throws by Menzel and a 35 foot winner from Lautenbach against Northwestern as emblematic of the club’s “convincing” margins.

Phil Seghi Wisconsin Iowa Badgers Michigan Menzel Northwestern Madison Walt Lautenbach Phelps Ed Mills Lautenbach

Linn County clubs save birds with feed drive and Golden Gloves trophies

The North Linn County and Central City fish and game clubs collected 3% tons of feed to feed birds in deep snow, with clubs across the county aiding. Golden Gloves awards include Armstrong and Beck trophies, plus medals and a Chicago trip for eight boxers. Cedar Rapids leads Iowa in a state championship showcase.

Linn County Fish and Game Club Central City North Linn County Golden Gloves George Hallenbeck Armstrong’s Beck’s Beck Armstrong Cedar Rapids Chicago Tribune Chicago Iowa Dubuque Fort Dodge Elkader Keokuk Des Moines

Greenberg reveals he never planned to play for Pirates

Hank Greenberg, 36, said he told Pittsburgh management from the start he did not want to play with the National club. He explained he kept silent at the Pirates’ request and only spoke up after angry fan reactions to Sunday news.

New York Hank Greenberg Pittsburgh Hank Catter Greenberecide Pitiburgs

Young loses AAU rights until 1948 in setback for Olympic bid

Buddy Young, 5 foot 5 inch speedster, faces automatic amateur ineligibility after intending to play for pay in a coast all star game. AAU officials say abstention from money is needed for reinstatement, leaving him without a clear path to the Olympics.

Young Chicago Buddy Young Illinois Los Angeles Dan Ferris AAU New York Allstar Buddy Bob Anderson

Cornell Loses Five Athletes

Special to The Gazette MT VERNON Three Cornell athletes depart the program with five more out for the season. Football players are gone while two basketball men are sidelined by scholastic deficiency and injury. Nelson of Kalamazoo knee torn cartilage and Schroeder of Freeport declared ineligible. Dale Voyce transfers to Central College Pella. Jim Searls Postville returns and joins the cage squad to Beloit. Kent Lange returns as a wrestler from West Waterloo.

Gazette MT. Vernon Cornell Bob Schroeder Freeport Johnny Nelson Kalamazoo Mid Nelson Dale Voyce Knoxville Purple Central College Pella Bob Grosskleg St. Charles Ill Frosh Virgil Smith Aurora Jim Searls Postville Beloit Kent Lange West Waterloo High

Trosky Becomes Coach for Sox

Hal Trosky, a former Chicago White Sox first baseman formerly with the Indians, joined the club's scouting staff after his unconditional release, citing severe migraine headaches as a continuing issue.

Chicago Hal Trosky Chicago White Sox Wednesday Trosky Cleveland Indians

College Basketball Scores From Weeknight Action

Harvard defeated Dartmouth 58 to 45 while Holy Cross topped Colgate 67 to 39. Maine edged Bensets 41 to 33 and Idham led 69 to 42. Loyola Maryland beat Charleston 56 to 37 and Dakota won a later game 7 to something.

Harvard Dartmouth Holy Cross Colgate Bensets Maine Idham Ans

Grinnell Tanks Past Monmouth in Conference Meet

Grinnell swimming earned its first victory in five starts this season by defeating Monmouth 45 to 30 in a Midwest conference dual. Grinnell swept most events, winning first place in all but the 40 yard freestyle.

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Engineers Easy Sinco Prey 42 23 Penick Five Wins

Iowa Manufacturers walloped Universal Engineering 42 to 23 to take an easy Industrial league game Tuesday night. Their halftime edge was 26 to 8. Bob Tvrdik led scoring with 11 points, Don Weber had seven for the losers. Collins Radio girls defeated LaPlant Choate 17 12 with a strong second half. Fay Reynolds scored 10 for the winners and Florence Burnett six for the losers. Penick and Ford led all the way to trim LaPlant Choate 35 24 with Fay Biiney 13 points and Bob Pratt nine. Wednesday and Thursday schedule mentions Oats Central City and Cas cade games for girls.

Iowa Universal Engineering Bob Tvrdik Don Weber Collins Radio Girls LaPlant-Choate Collins Radio LaPlant- Choate Fay Reynolds Florence Burnett Penick Ford Fay Biiney Bob Pratt Plowmen

Tipton Volleyball League Builds Monday Night Play

More than 50 Tipton businessmen join six-team league in the Tipton gym under coach David Gustafson. Three games per session are played each Monday evening as local players compete in a school supervised program.

Tipton David Gustafson Poem Jpawvegne Hostier Hichard Aeons Naley pBob Port aLee Ewald Alfred Pitch Vincent Gough William Naber Fr Norris Ith Forest Witmer N Zager Sam A. Rm James Gayvid Gustafson I Honste Arles Pind Dale Meer Tianson Donald’ Roe "Sourek Handiey Pole Guanee Wal James Teac Pive Stanley Schlick Crawford Merle Dahn Kenneth Har- George Langdon Jack Pi Pfa

Gazette Newsies Triumph Over Franklin 11B's

The Gazette Newsies beat the Franklin 11B's 35 to 25 in a night game. Davis and Fitch each scored 11 points to lead Newsies.

Gazette Newsies Franklin Davis Fitch Newsies

Simpson, Central Battle In Narrow Iowa Conference Clash

Simpson defeated Central 54-52 at Pella as both teams moved to six wins and three losses. Luther tied for third with four wins two losses after the tight win, while Parsons edged Iowa Wesleyan 48-45 and Dubuque beat Platteville 74-35 in non conference play.

Iowa Simpson Central Dutchmen Pella Parsons Iowa Wesleyan Dubuque Platteville Wis

MacPhail Sought Card Threesome

St. Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon said Yankees chief Larry MacPhail offered $150 000 for pitcher Max Lanier pitcher Fred Martin and infielder Lou Klein after they had jumped the Cardinals but before they left for Mexico Breadon said he rejected the offer made early last season.

ST. Louis INL Sam Breadon St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Larry MacPhail Max Lanier Fred Martin Lou Klein Breadon MacPhail Mexico

Meagher Named Iowa Assistant Football Coach

Iowa City announces the appointment of Jack Meagher as an Iowa Hawkeyes assistant football coach effective March 1. Meagher, Notre Dame graduate and former Auburn coach, succeeds Don Faurot at the Iowa Preflight era and joins Eddie Anderson Frank Carideo and Joe Sheeketski on the staff.

Iowa City Jack Meagher Seahawk Auburn Iowa U. Grid Virgil Hancher University Meagher Eddie Anderson Frank Carideo Joe Sheeketski Hawkeye Notre Dame St. Edwards Texas Rice Institute Pres. Hancher State Board of Education Jack Iowa

Cerdan Knocks Out Gilroy In Fourth Round

Marcel Cerdan, the French and European middleweight champion from Morocco, floored Bert Gilroy of Scotland seven times before stopping him in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round fight in London.

London Marcel Cerdan Morocco Bert Gilroy Scotland

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