Marion Tops Vinton 53 35 In Conference Play
Marion Indians clinched their third straight Wamac contest and seventh of the season by defeating Vinton 53 to 35 on the road. Strong passing and rebounding led to an 11-7 first quarter edge, with Marion leading 25-17 at halftime and pulling away in the second half behind Gable and Johnson. Vinton’s Fry struggled at the line, while Jim Roster led the visitors with 22 points. One official was missing, and coach Sam Cooper officiated solo.
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Marion
Lloyd Osmead
Dick Johnson
Oak Fry
Fry
Indians
Gable
Johnson
Bob Williams
Hugh Leffingwell
Little Indians
Jim Roster
Sam Cooper
Rosevelt
Eagles reject Laine bid to move club to San Francisco
Charles Ewart acting as Eagles official salesman said Philadelphia will not relocate the NFL champions. He dismissed Frankie Laine’s offer to move the franchise, noting NFL owners must approve any shift and that laine could not secure such sanction.
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Philadelphia
Charles Wart
Philadelphia Eagles
Frankie Laine
San Francisco
Ewart
Wasing
Eagles
Laine
NFL
Van Horne Beats St. Wenceslaus 37-35 In Narrow Victory
Van Horne’s Bill O'Brien led all scorers with 15 points on seven two-pointers and a free throw as the visitors edged St. Wenceslaus 37-35 on their home court. Bernie Drakozal and Ed Drakozal sparked the Red Hawks comeback, but Van Horne held on in the final period.
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St. Wene Quint
Red Hawks
St. Wenceslaus
St. Wence Court
Dick Miller
Bill O’brien
Hornets
Bernie
Ed Drakozal
Hawks
Bill Barnheldt
O’brien
Ray Norton
Bill O'Brien
St. Vence
P. Miller
College Fighter Hurt in Debut at Mechanic Hall
Worcester native Alfred A Mattei a 21 year old Holy Cross student 212 pounds was critically injured in his professional boxing debut at Mechanics Hall Friday night. Billed as Freddie Martin he was struck behind the left eye in round two by Dick Bellam of Boston fell unconscious during a four round bout. He was taken to City hospital with a concussion and possible fracture and listed on the danger list.
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Worcester. Mass
Alfred A Matte
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Mechanics Hall
Mattei
Freddie Martin
Dick Bellam
Boston
Eddie Urbee
F. A. Weiksner
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
City Hospital
Bevens Sold to White Sox by Yankees on Condition
New York pitcher Floyd Bill Bevens, aged 31, sold to the Chicago White Sox on a conditional basis. He has a sore shoulder and was optioned to the Newark Bears in the International League, with a return obligation if no recovery occurs.
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New York
Floyd
Bill’ Bevens
New York Yankee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Bevens
Yankees
Newark Bears
Bears
White Sox
Dorazio Held in Death of Brewery Worker After Fight
Gus Dorazio former heavyweight contender was detained by police in Philadelphia over the death of Albert Blomeyer who died after a brawl at a brewery. Detec tives cited Witt as saying Dorazio chased him and Blomeyer from a tavern into the brewery and beat them. Witt was treated for a fractured jaw. Dorazio denied intent, saying taunts spurred him to act. He has prior arrests including a 1946 draft evasion sentence and a 1945 vice raid discharge.
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Philatelphia
INS
Gus Dorazio
Albert Blomeyer
Alois Witt
Dorazio
Blomeyer
Witt
James Martin
Thomas Blong
Philadelphia
NCAA cracks down on high pressure athlete recruiting
SAN FRANCISCO AP Four NCAA member schools warned to clean up high pressure recruiting by March 1 in line with the sanity code. The committee chair said most members comply. a few schools were alerted of violations and face possible investigation if they do not report intent to comply. The panel also studied TV contracts and urged one year terms for game telecasts.
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San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Clarence P. Houston
New York
Houston
Tufts College
Yankees Sign Dick Carr In 13 Club Sweepstakes
New York Yankees announce the 18 year old pitcher Dick Carr has been signed as part of a 13 club competition for the Baltimore schoolboy's services.
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NEW York
INS
New York Yankees
Dick Carr
Baltimore
Iowa AAU Men's Cage Meet Slated Feb 20 27
Marshalltown to host the annual state AAU men's basketball tournament February 20 to 27 under the Legion of Guardsmen. Twenty four teams will be accepted with a $25 entry fee per team sent to tournament manager Paul G Norris Jr at Legion of Guardsmen Marshalltown.
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Iowa Aau
Marshalltown
Legion of Guardsmen
Paul G. Norris
Chicago Cardinals Sign Fullback Dick Wendt
The Chicago Cardinals announce the signing of Fullback Fred Wendt the national collegiate rushing champion last year from Texas School of Mines. Other contracts include Ray Evans from Texas Mines to the Cleveland Browns Warren Beson to the Baltimore Colts and Johnny Rauch to the Boston Yankees.
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Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Fred Wendt
Texas School of Mines
Ray
Sugar” Evans
Texas Mines
Cleveland Browns
Minnesota
Warren Beson
Baltimore Colts
Boston Yankees
Johnny Rauch
Georgia
Louis Poised to Accept $500000 Circus Offer
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis weighs a Dailey Brothers circus deal offering $500,000 for an April 16 to November 16 tour with two exhibition bouts daily. Publicity man Harry Mendel said Louis would need time to decide and could affect summer title defenses. The offer came in a call to Davenport, owner in Gonzales, Texas, of the third largest circus.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Harry Mendel
Dailey Brothers Circus
Louis
Mendel
Ben C. Davenport
Gonzales
Texas
Mutual Network rapid changes and Purdue game on KCRG radio
KCRG KCRK schedules Purdue at Iowa City tonight with Bob Brooks on air at 8 P.M. Also updated are Take a Number moving to 7 30 P.M. and Teen Test at 5 P.M. Arn Desmond debuts tomorrow at 6 55 P.M. on Mutual. Royal Bohemian Favorites debuts 10:30 P.M. next Monday with Czech music blocks at 8 30 and 7 30 A.M.
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OWA University
Purdue
Iowa City
KCRG
KCRK
Bob Brooks
Arn Desmond
Kcrg Kcrk
Saturday Evening Schedule Entry Summary
A Saturday broadcast listing shows various segments including Candlelight and Silver, News at 6:15, 6:38 Decision, 6:45 Sports Camera, 7:08 Questions, Take a Number at 1:30, Teddy Palle, Edit Opehin, Orrin Teor, a Dance Orchestra at 11:30, and 11:55 News.
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Teddy Palle
Hollywood Talent Hunt By Louella Parsons
Louella Parsons reports Lazar Wexler seeks two Hollywood actors for his postwar romance project set among G I leaves in Switzerland. He already cast Juziatte Day as the Swiss girl, notes Mary Astor is back at MGM in Any Number Can Play, and mentions other industry updates and social notes from New York to Hollywood.
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Hollywood
INS
Lazar Wexler
Wexler
G.i’s
Switzerland
G.I
Jusiatte Day
Montgomery
Mary Astor
Mary
MGM
Ada
Clark Gable
Garbo
New York
Dodo
Jim Pendleton
Jean Cocteau
Garry Moore
Mason Morfit
Baltimore
Ella Raines Olds
Major Olds
Norma Shearer
Marty Arronge
Ella
Marty
Ridgely Howard
Harrison Keeps LA Open Lead In Golf Classic
Veteran E. J. Harrison of Little Rock led after the opening round of the Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club with a 69 as over 10,000 fans anticipated the second round. Other top scores included Gardner and Petropolo with 70 and 71 respectively in the event worth 15 000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
INS
E. J
Butch” Harrison
Little Sok, Ark
Harrison
Riviera Oo
Urse
J. Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
As Gardner
Los Aheeles
Nick Petropolo
Jimmy Demaret
Ojal
Sae Ack Burke
New York
Ei Monti
Santa Mohies
Calif
Iley Quick
Pax Hills
CeMe
Emmy Hines
Jeer Riz
Aeeaworth
Saturday Theater Schedules From Paramount to Strand
The Gazette lists today s showtimes across Paramount Iowa State Town Palace Times Strand and Marion venues. Matinee times vary by location with films including On Our Merry Way Rogues Regiment Blondie s Secret 16 Fathoms Deep Michael O Halloran Buckskin Frontier Son of God s Country Alias in Gentleman Fighting Father Dunne A Foreign Affair T Men Gas House Kids in Hollywood Shadow of the Range Deep Waters Mystery in Mexico and more.
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Gazette
Seli Paramount
Iowa
State
Michael O'Halloran
Palace
Father Dunne
Hollywood
Notice of Appointments of Administrators with Will Annexed
Official notices announce two administrators with will annexed for Linn County Iowa estates. John J. Wagner is appointed administrator of Anna Peterson with claims due and filed by creditors. Orville M Auman is appointed administrator of Mary A Auman with debts paid and claims filed in Linn County District Court.
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Ieee DO
State of Iowa
Linn County
Anna Peterson
Iowa
Towa
John J. Wagner
Stewart Holmes
Mary A. Auman
Iowa District Court
Orville M A Uman
Carl Hendrickson
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