St Ambrose Outruns Cornell in 58 41 Victory
St Ambrose beat Cornell 58 41 using a fast break to pull away after a 36 17 halftime lead. Kent Carroll scored 21 for St Ambrose while Carlson topped Cornell with 11 as 46 personal fouls were called overall.
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Indiana Repays DePauw 58 to 38 Sailors Victory
Indiana's Hoosiers avenged a close loss to DePauw by defeating the Tigers 58 to 38 on Tuesday night. Gene Faris led with 21 points on nine field goals and three free throws as the team stretched its win streak to 13 in a row.
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Postville area high school basketball results brief
Postville contests highlight Walker Girls and Walker Boys games against Central City. Scorers include Schmitz and Evansons for Walker, Boyse and Porda for Central City. Matchups listed with half and final scores, notable center figures and shellsburg/Atkins mentions appear in terse local recap.
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Draker Ends Tie on Last Oriole Shot
Springville's Orioles win 32 30 on their court Tuesday night after a see-saw battle with St Pat s Shamrocks. Draker led with the winning shot as the clock expired, eight second half lead changes, Spaight Shea Krumbholz and Driscoll starred for the Shamrocks.
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Rifle Club Five Shoots in Wire Gallery Matches
Five Cedar Rapids Rifle Club members joined the January Illowa league three stage gallery match a telegraphic contest. Scores: Earl Waffle 269 Wesley Steele 264 Clifford Davin 263 Ralph Jackson 250 George Erbeck 237. Cedar Rapids ranks sixth in December standings behind Scott County Sportsmen’s Cedar Falls Kansas City Police South Bend Police and Sangamon Mi¢th County Ord nance guards. The club moved pistol night to Tuesday with rifle night on Thursday. Visitors welcome at the club range beneath the Guaranty bank building.
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Junior Workers Cage Play Opens
The Junior Employed Basketball League opened Tuesday night as the Lightnings beat the Mustangs 51 to 10 and the Black Widows edged the Thunderbolts 16 to 15. Lipp led the Lightnings with 20 points, while Chifas had 4 for the Mustangs. B Kover led the Widows with 5 points and Stusaka topped the Thunderbolts with 5.
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Anamosa Invades Franklin in Cedar Rapids showdown
Franklin hosts Anamosa Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids game night program. The Thunderbolts beat the Golden Bears last week and loom as tough opponents. Franklin sophomores and reserves play at 6 45 p m, varsity at 8 p m.
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Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
In Montreal Agborlts Stent Bercer outpointed Selomon Stewart in a 148 to 143 bout. Vic Pignataro defeated Benny Cartena in New York. Dom Amorese won at Jer n Cee sons Joey Peralta in Jersey City. Jerry Zullo stopped Norman Lee in Ne edford. Sack Larrimore stopped Frankie Conti in Tampa. Hatcher outpointed Lake in Hartford. Ira Huches beat Tommy Woodward in Akron by decision.
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Haverhill
Wartford
Ner Hatcher
Lake
Gonare Rele
Akron
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Pittsburch
Tommy Woodward
Columbus
Five Cardinals named to 1944 All Star team
The Sporting News all star squad includes five members from the St. Louis Cardinals. Martin Marion and Hal Newhouser are unanimous picks among 20 experts. Stan Musial is close to an outfielder berth with strong support, while Walker Cooper Dick Wakefield and Morton Cooper are noted repeat selections.
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National Baseball Weekly
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No-Hit Star Clyde Shoun Joins Navy After No-Hitter
Cincinnati Reds lefthander Clyde Shoun, who threw a no hit game last May 15 against Boston, has enlisted in the navy. The 29 year old Mountain City native was sworn in at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia on Tuesday, marking a wartime shift for the pitcher.
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Luther Shocks Wartburg Five In 45-43 Tilt
Luther tops Wartburg 45-43 to spoil Wartburg four straight wins and push Luther to four of five. Thethered game sees nine lead changes and five ties with Olmstead providing key second half baskets to pull Luther ahead. Pritz Johnson and Ulvilden respond for Wartburg as the Knights rally.
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Michigan Cager Leads Big 10 on 37 Point Total
Forward Bob Geahan of Michigan tops Western Conference scoring with 37 points over an extra game, lifting his season average to 12.3 while Arnold Risen and Don Lund from Michigan trail. Northwestern's Morris leads with 21.0 after one game. Walter Rucke of Minnesota moves to fourth with 25 points and a 12.5 average.
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Army Cadet Glenn Davis Wins Camp Trophy Honor
Washington based story notes Cadet Glenn Davis star back of Army undefeated football team won the Walter Camp Memorial trophy at the Touchdown Club banquet. Don Whitmire Navy tackle received the Knute Rockne award as outstanding lineman. Lieut Bill Dudley earned the Touchdown Club trophy as top armed services player, Roy Zimmerman of the Philadelphia Eagles got best professional player trophy.
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Williams Appoints Advisory Role for Great Lakes Team
Great Lakes Illinois where 1Lt Comdr Rollie Williams the former University of Iowa basketball coach has been named athletic officer said Forrest Anderson will continue to coach the Bluejackets basketball team Williams will serve only as an adviser confirming the change Wednesday authoritative source notes.
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Hawkeyes Triumph and Wartime Debate Shake Big Ten
The Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Minnesota, shattering the Gophers’ claim of being the Big Ten’s worst. The piece notes Big Ten uncertainty as Ohio State and Purdue stumble and Northwestern and Michigan show strength. It also covers war era eligibility waivers and a hostile AAU stance, highlighting Ferris and college-athletics dynamics.
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DePaul's Mikan Tops Nation In Scoring With 209 Points
New York AP dispatch notes George Mikan of DePaul, Chicago, leads the national college scoring race with 209 points after 80 field goals and 49 free throws. He holds a 22 point lead over Rice's Bill Henry with Rhode Island's Ernie Calverley third at 176 in seven games.
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Rice
Ernie Calverley
Rhode Island Staters
Henry
Mikan
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Simpson Redmen Defeat Drake 48 35 Behind Jacobs
INDIANOLA UP Led by sharpshooter Elwyn Jacobs who scored 19 points Simpson routed Drake 48 to 35 Tuesday night. The Redmen grabbed the lead early and built a comfortable margin, chalking up their fifth win of the season.
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Pros Mapping Play Reject Extra Period
CHICAGO RP The head men of the National Football league pressed ahead with next season plans while war conditions loom The draft will see each of the 11 clubs select 30 players with many eligibles in service Elroy Hirsch is the top name among draft prospects A rules package seeks a 15 yard penalty for forearm and elbow hits but drops overtime and extra point changes.
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Shop Boys Humble Iowa Mfg. 13-12 Upset Victory
The Shop Boys upset the regular Iowa Manufacturing team in a Tuesday benefit game at the Y. Edging the regulars 13 to 12, Ludeman kept them in the race with all four buckets before Frank Loufek sank a free throw at the final second. Center Point girls followed with a 22 to 13 curtain-raiser, Haars leading with 12.
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