Coe Struggles On Road as Wartburg Wins 37 27
Coe College Kohawks fall to Wartburg Knights 37 to 27 in a rough game. Poor passing and cold shooting in the second half doomed Coe after a 18 18 halftime tie. Ted Olmstead and Lowell Koch led Wartburg with 12 and 13 points as Coe heads to Augustana and Luther on the road.
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Eddie Beales
Coe
Kohawks
Wartburg Knights
Knights
Wartburg
Ted Olmstead
Lowell Koch
Olmstead
Koch
Augustana
Rock Island
Luther
Decorah
Warthure de O
Keller
Sana
Chimstead
Bolie
Ai Jensen
Marshalls
Hussang
Becker
Warren
M Langholz
F Clancy
T Martine
Aia
Newland
Kaikr
Bolle
Marshall
Hussong
Martin
Riley
Olmalten
Och
Red Sonnett Matches Track Record at Mexico City Race
In the Alvarado handicap at the Hipodromo De Las Americas in Mexico City, Red Sonnett ridden by Phil T. Chinn equaled the track mark for 5 1/8 furlongs with a 1:04 1/5 effort. The Cuban jockey Fernando Fernandez rode four winners for the second straight day, as Red Sonnett paid $2.60 to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Phil T. Chinn
Red Sonnett
M. Dabaque
Slight Edge Given Navy in Lily Bowl Battle in Bermuda
In Hamilton Bermuda Navy is a one touchdown favorite over Army in the Lily Bowl football game. The contest draws at least 8000 spectators, about a quarter of Bermuda’s population, for the gridiron title between bases here. Navy comes in with a slight edge after practice, last year’s 19 to 0 win, and a 14 to 13 Army win the year before.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Navy
Army
United States Army
Bluejackets
Broncos End Marquette Home Win Streak In Stalling Win
Milwaukee Western Michigan Broncos defeated Marquette 48 to 45 on Marquette's home court. The Broncos broke a two year old home record as Marquette failed to overcome late stall tactics and lost their first home game in two seasons.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Hilltoppers
Western Michigan Broncos
Marquette
Western Michigan
Canadiens Rout Chicago Black Hawks 10 1 in NHL clash
Montreal Canadiens crushed the Chicago Black Hawks 10 to 1 in a lopsided NHL game. About 10 000 fans braved sub zero weather to see the Canadiens deliver their highest scoring performance of the season and stay atop the league standings.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Canadiens
Stone, Ex Big Leaguer, Dies at Clinton Home
George Stone 67 retired banker and former major league player died in Clinton Saturday. Born in Lost Nation he spent ten years with the St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox. He began banking in 1906 at Coleridge Nebraska and retired recently before moving to Clinton to live.
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Clinton
INL
George Stone
Lost Nation
Stone
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Coleridge
Neb
Clington
Westminster Cancels Hamline Game Over AAU Ruling
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pa chose not to play Hamline University in Boston on Feb 8 to avoid jeopardizing amateur status after the AAU barred teams facing Hamline for using two professional players Howie Schulz and Rollie Seltz. Hamline's coach defended the team while warning that many New York colleges could lose AAU eligibility.
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New York
Westminster College
Hamline University of St. Paul, Minn
National Amateur Athletic Union
Dan Ferris
Hamline Club
Howie Schulz
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rollie Seltz
Rochester Red Wings
Grover Washabaugh
Westminster
New Wilmington
Hamline
Boston Garden
Boston
Mass
St. Paul
Joe Hutton
Hamline University
AAU
Hutton
Ferris
Madison Garden
New York College
Cedar Rapids G I Letter Page Shares War News
A Cedar Rapids reader group and correspondents from abroad share dispatches from the war. Letters from Hawaii and France describe daily life, workouts, and a Santa fund in the Pacific. Civil fronts report local deaths, births, and a Marion attorney’s death, plus notes on women and veterans.
Coe Corner reports promotions and losses in World War II notices
Coe College notes Lt Col promotions for Heron R. Stuelke in the Pacific theater and a Bronze Star award. Mentions the deaths of First Lt. Richard M. Lane in France and other officers from the area, plus other promotions and service postings in 1940s theatres and training sites.
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Heron R. Stuelke
Coe
Nashua
Stuelke
New Netherlands East Indies
Pacific
Coe R.O.T.C
Council Bluffs
Fort Snelling
Camp Dodge
Fort Leonard Wood
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
States
W. H. Stuelke
Cedar Rapids
Charles Lane
West Liberty
Richard M. Lane
France
Lane
Ft. Belvoir
Bernard C. Che
Dora Ohe
Monticello
Camp Maxey
Texas
Quartermaster Corps
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Fort Ord
F. M. Flanagan
United States Maritime Service
Training Organization Institute
New York City
Elmer H. Nelson
Buckley Field
Colo
School of Military Government
Princeton, N. J
Kenneth P. Roberts
Dallas
Roberts
Naval Air School
Secret Major League Pact Draft Set for February Vote
A tentative secret document outlining a new major league agreement will be offered to team owners for approval in New York on February 3. The 10 member committee from both leagues prepared it and will reexamine the transcription in New York on February 2 before presenting it to the leagues. The committee has no authority to name Landis’s successor, a decision to come from both leagues. a temporary three man commission will handle issues in the interim.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
New York
Harridge
Landis
Ford Frick
National League
Griffith Chosen Football Man of the Year for 1944
Posthumous award to Major John L. Griffith announced by the Football Writers Association. He led college sports through wartime, aided military mobilization in Washington, opposed recruiting and pro selling, and held roles with the NCAA and Drake Relays. Other nominees included Carroll Widdoes and Gen H H Arnold.
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DES Moines
John L. Griffith
Football Writers’ Association of America
Bert MecGrane
Football Writers
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Comdr
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Griffith
Association
Washington
Big Ten
National Physical Fitness Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Athletic Journal
Drake
St Ambrose Set as Cornell's Next Opponent on Tuesday
Cornell faces St Ambrose in a home game to start the new year after previously beating Davenport on their floor. The Purple will rotate starters including Hawkee Carlson and Jacat with Durben out due to Navy service. new foe includes Merchant and Kaiser as contenders for Durben's vacant starting role.
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Gazette
Mt, Vernon
Cornell Cagers
St. Ambrose
Cornell
Davenporters
Hilltop Cagers
Davenport
Mac” Taggaret
Purple
Bob Durben
St. Catherine’s
Racine
Wis
Navy
Mike Franchuk
Quincy
Mass
Danny Kaiser
Little Don Merchant
Fort Wayne
Ind
Durben
Carroll Hawkee
Chuck Carlson
Chuck Jacat
Kansas
Freddie Coble
Ottumwa Air Station
Skyers
Seahawks
F Purple
Open Invitational Golf Meet Set for Atlanta
The Buckhead Lions Club will sponsor a $10 000 invitational golf tournament in Atlanta from April 5 to 8. Cobb Torrance, club president, said a suitable course will be chosen. The 72 hole event runs four days with 18 holes per day and has PGA backing.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Buckhead
Lions Club
Atlanta
Cobb Torrance
Atlanta Bolf
Racing Magazine Suspends on Ban
Sally Collyer owner of Collyer's Eye racing publication announced suspension of the magazine due to the ban on race track operations. He said all his publications have been discontinued for the time being.
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Chicago
Sally Collyer
Collyer’s Eye
Collyer
Burns Named Notre Dame Athletic Trainer
Hugh Burns, Xavier university trainer from Cincinnati, has been appointed athletic trainer at Notre Dame succeeding Eugene Young. A 1939 Notre Dame graduate, Burns has been with Xavier since 1940, per Notre Dame athletic director Ed McKeever announcing Saturday.
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South Bend
Ind
Hugh Burns
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Eugene
Young
Ed McKeever
Burns
Xavier
Anamosa Raiders Edge McKinley 39 38 In Tight Home Win
Anamosa Raiders outlast McKinley Golden Bears 39 38 in a close home showdown. McNamara scores 14 and O'Brien 13 for Anamosa as Wayne Harger leads McKinley with 14. Raider defense and late basket by Art Wall decide the game.
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the Gazette
Anamosa
Anamosa Raiders
McKinley Golden Bears
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Art Wall
McNamara
O’brien
Raiders
Wayne Harger
Ryan
Anamosa O
P McNamara
Kilmar Kettlesen
Harger
O'Brien
Donnel
Kearns
Purcell Downing
Ombureksy Vrobleskii
OiRay Sorensen
Roy Sorensen
Abodeely
McClain Shafer
Animosa
Yo Seveee Ce
Anamosa — McNamarna
Downing
Klima
Arger
Cimburek
Ray Sorensen
Ofciils
Ahrens
Mullen
Great Lakes Tank Team Beats Wolverines in Ann Arbor
Great Lakes tankmen earned their second straight win over the University of Michigan 44 to 40 at Ann Arbor. Ray Mondro, formerly of Wayne University, upset Hank Kessler in the 200 yard breast stroke, highlighting the meet with a key victory.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Great Lakes Tankmen
University For Michigan
Ray Mondro
Wayne University
Detroit
Hank Kessler
Wolverine
Big Ten
Prep Cage Scores and Half Time Notes Across Matches
Norway 33 Marquette 29 at half. Marquette Winners' high: Lorentson. Losers' high: Jeanne Donahue. Waterville Girls 37 at half: Waterville leading. Oxford Junction Winners' high: Abele. Losers' high: Divoky. Scores and player highs are scattered across the fragmentary report.
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Marquette
Waraiette
Bill
Larkin Aes
Waterville
Es Waterville
Lorentson
Jeanne Donahue
Li Jow
All Powder
Oxford Junction
Detchmann
Steff Lowden
Anden
Abele
Ccsescape
Divoky
Keystone
Alf
Keystone Spegilar
Eee
Norway
Wintners
Brocke
McGregor Guttenberg
Schmafeld
Nebraska Backs Biff Jones Return as Coach
In Lincoln the Nebraska board of regents and athletic council vote confidence in Col Lawrence "Biff" Jones to return to his head football job after Army service. Campus sentiment opposed removal efforts and The Daily Nebraskan denounced the acting faction as a small group of vindictive individuals.
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Lincoln
Neb
INS
Col
Lawrence “Biff
Jones
Army
West Point
Board of Regents
Athletic Council of
Nebraska University
Regents and Athletic Council
Nebraska
Cornhusker School
Nebraska Post
Daily Nebraskan
Dartmouth Coach McLaughry to Lead 1945 Football Team
Dartmouth athletics director William H. McCarter announced that D. O. Tuss McLaughry will coach the 1945 Dartmouth football squad in a nine game schedule. McLaughry, previously head coach in 1941 and 1942, has been on Marine Corps leave. he is stationed at Parris Island and expected to be discharged Feb. 1. Earl Brown served as interim head coach during his absence.
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Earl Brown
Yankees' Queen Accepted in Draft
Mel Queen 26 year old Yankees pitcher passed his pre-induction exam and will return to Wellsburg to await his call for induction. He married with two children and had six wins after joining the Yankees last August.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mel Queen
New York Yankees
Queen
Yankees
Wellsburgh
Wings Stay Close to Canadiens With 5-2 Win
Detroit Red Wings defeated Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 as young goalie Harry Lumley starred in net. The win kept Detroit on Montreal’s heels in the NHL standings.
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WINGS
Toronto
Harry Lumley
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
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Dee
Willis Lamb
Penn’ College
C2 Gazette
Red Peppers
By Tait
Iowa
Art Harmon
C.R
Irma Keith
Hopkinton
Oakland
Navy Hospital
Springville
Scotty McLeod
FBI
Concord
N. H
Roy Patrick McHugh
Infantry
Louisiana
Bob Hogan
Max Crain
Oelwein
Scott
Maquoketa
Carl Dueser
Mike Rocco
Frankie Golad
Roger Schrodermier
Roger
Burlington
Marion Brewer
South Pacific
GI Gazette
Bob Gillam
Brewer
St. Mary’s
Old Moon Mullin
Belgium
Cliff Lyon
Sixth Army Group
Harold Templeman
Franklin High
Red Cross
Philippines
Charley Watert
Chet Myers
John Schafer
James V. Sova
Robert Lovetinsky
August Wendt
Clarence
Wendt
Art
Helen Libal
Joe Libal
Don Miller
Aletha Purington
Joseph N. Marsh
Tom Marsh
Harry Keller
Grinnell
Bill Reed
Marion
China
Bernice Toms
Jack Hutton
Iowa River
Linn County
Jack Lippincott
Lucy Siver
Mildred Hunt
Helen Schnoebelen
R. C. Coutts
American Train Dispatchers Association
Shaler Lumber Company
Olson Lumber Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Century Ordnance
Peleliu
Carl Franks
Sixteenth Avenue
Monotype
Franks
Seabees
Palau
Les Grigg
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Liberal
Bud” Speran
Roosevelt High
Camp Wolters
Fort Meade
Maryland
George N. Dvorak
Norbert B. Hahn
New Guinea
Canal Zone
Col. Sweet
Gene Zisko
Ed Zisko
F Avenue NW
James Claflin
South Pacific Marines
Claflin
Les Griecs
Ruth Moon
Jimmy Jordan
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Zeller
Detroit Tigers
Harry Grabiner
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Earl Blaik
U. S. Military Academy
Leslie Horvath
Walt Wadhams
1St Ave
Franchouk
Racing Magazine
Anamosa Cops
Great Lakes
Wolves
Coralville, Iowa
Biff Jones
Dartmouth
McLaughry
Pete
Harper’s
Fifth Ave
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