McKinley Bears Triumph Over Roosevelt 43 24 in City Clash
McKinley high stunned Roosevelt 43 24 on the Bears court to tie for first with Wilson high. Joe Klima 14 and Wayne Harger 12 led McKinley with Jim Ryan adding three straight field goals late, as Roosevelt’s Ray Petrzelka 10 and George Schamberger struggled from the line and missed 13 of 15 free throws.
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Art Wall
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George Schamberger
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A. G. Bchamerger
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Oes
McKinley & High
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High Carpenter
Red Peppers Chatter on Drake Ames Game and Coaching Rumors
Column traces the Drake Ames football game safety sequence and rule change, discusses Iowa coaching speculation around Slip Madigan and possible USC UCLA links, then shifts to Golden Gloves wartime show plans and Des Moines fighters, with names like Linder Gordinler Martin Alexander Ehr Burlingham and Dundee noted as prospects.
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Iowa State
Drake
Johnny Behm
Cyclones
Judge King Thompson
Faraway Horseheads
N. Y
Dick Barker
Cornell College
Des Moines
Dave Linder
Karl Gordinler
Royal Martin
Town City
Waterloo
Ralph Alexander
Ferris Biggart
Anamosa
Biggart
Johnny Ehrhardt
Jimmy Burlingham
Johnny Dundee
Evangelical Wins Close Church Cage Tilt with Trinity
The Church basketball league opened play this week at First Evangelical and First Presbyterian gyms. CLASS A results show Calvary Baptist 52 over Central Park Presbyterian 2 at half Calgary 29 Central Park. winners led by R Beam and Stepanek. CLASS B saw Olivet Presbyterian 36 over Community House 18 at half. Westminster 37 over First Presbyterian 19 at half. Trinity Methodist forfeited.
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Church Basketball League
First Evangelical
First Presbyterian Church
van Keane
Calvary Baptist
Cen
Pk. Presbyter
Calgary
Central Park
Olivet Presby
Community House
Olivet
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M. Wes
High Bill Chinfos
Westminster
First Presbyterian
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O'Donnell
von Lackum
Hefeemen
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Evan
Trinity
Moscrip
Blake
Ossian Girls Edge Calmar In Narrow Ossian Tilt
In Ossian at half Calmar led 34 to 29 before Ossian tied the game. Ossian Stars Johnson and Scheidel led both teams, with Calmar's top scorer Daniels and Horton for the losers. Ossian Girls posted 26 points as Calmar struggled to stay within reach.
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Clutler
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Primrose
Stenknecht
Schmidt
Ossian
Calmar
High Johnson
NCAA Proposes Five Football Rule Changes
NCAA opened its 39th annual convention in Columbus as coaches proposed five major football rule changes. They seek to outlaw out of bounds kickoffs and allow forward passes behind the line of scrimmage with the passer five yards behind the line. The first session merged NCAA, coaches, and physical education groups.
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Ohio
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
The
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National Physical Education Association
High School Football Rules Proposals At NFHS Meeting
Chicago AP reports rule changes for next season include allowing defenders to run with a recovered fumble and increasing eligible receivers to sharpen the T attack. The proposals come before Friday’s NFHS football committee meeting.
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Chicago
Football Committee
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Choral Club Triumphs in First Y Loop Win
The Choral club defeated Collins Inspectors 35 to 24 to capture its first Old-timers league win at the Y gym. Kriz led the scoring with 17 points. The Jaycees extended their winning streak to six with a 27 to 23 win over Century Engineers, Newell scoring 10 points while Hall topped the losers with 10.
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Newell
Hall
College and Army Football Standings From East to Southwest
Basketball scores compiled by the Associated Press show Connecticut leading Maine 69 to 41 and other regional results across the East Midwest and South. Notable tallies include Princeton Navy 8 Union Club 30 Trenton 51 Baltimore 25 and Morehead Teachers 57 Murray Teachers 50.
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England Hospital
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Mayville
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Wayne
Gopher Test For Wildcat On Friday Night}
Minnesota visits Northwestern in Evanston for a Big Ten clash as the Gophers seek to extend their upset potential after a 49-44 win over Purdue and a 41-34 season debut loss to Iowa. Northwestern, led by center Max Morris, aims for a second conference win while a packed Saturday slate follows.
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Hawks Ready for Troublesome Purdue
Iowa City reports a big crowd expected as Iowa faces Purdue in a key conference clash. Dick Ives aims to pace the Hawkeyes with help from Clayton and Herbert Wilkinson while Murray Wier provides spark as Coach Pops Harrison watches for a tough battle. The Boilers, seeking their fifth win, feature speed and sharp team play that crushed Notre Dame and upset Ohio State.
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Linn County Fish and Game Club Meeting Notice
The Linn County Fish and Game club will hold its regular meeting Friday January 12 at 8 p.m. in the C. S. P S. hall.
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Linn County Fish and Game Club
Boxing results stray into city limits with scattered scores
By The Associated Press. In Boston Elmer Violent Ray, 10714 from Los Angeles, knocked out Mickey Mayes, 1983, Milwaukee in a display noted at Highland Park New Jersey. Tony Jantro, 129 from Youngstown, Ohio, knocked out Oscar Lewis, 131 from Newark.
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Elmer Violent” Ray
Los Angeles
Mickey Mayes
Milwaukee
Highland Park
N. J
Tony Jantro
Youngstown
Ohio
Oscar Lewis
Newark
Babe sets pace at Phoenix for men on 67 card
Ed Dudley gave 30 minutes of instruction to Mrs. George Zaharias before she fired a 67 at Phoenix Country Club to lead the pro am event. Babe Didrikson carded the low score as Sam Snead was three strokes back with 70 and Byron Nelson posted 69. Harold McSpaden did not card.
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Hot Springs
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Jug” McSpaden
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Toledo
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Allied Cage Leaders Win as Kitch Misses
The Quaker boys stay unbeaten and lead the Allied Cage League with a 36-24 win over La Plant at home as Powers scores 14. La Plant girls defeat Speeder 37-17, and Iowa Manufacturing tops Quaker girls 20-14. Wednesday Collins tops Wilson in a 38-25 Collins win. Speeder boys beat Iowa Manufacturing 53-25 with Feuerbach at 29.
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Schedule for Silver Skates finals at Roosevelt rink
The Friday announcement lists the Sunday finals program led by Bob Black with a 1:30 p.m. start. Six lap finals replace eight lap prelims to speed skaters. Cedar Rapids Officials led by Willis Lamb will officiate. George W. Hearn handles figure skating exhibs and all skaters must register.
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I. D. Garrison
City Engineering
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Willis Lamb
George W. Hearn
Hearn
Kohawks Ready for Augustana Game Amid Ills and Setbacks
Stripped Kohawks travel to Rock Island to face Augustana with nine players. Guard Harry Hussong and guard Paul Kellogg have left college temporarily for flu recovery. Forward Bob Kafka has a cold and center Paul Bolie is slowed by leg bruises. Coach Willis Lamb names Kafka, Warren at forward Bolie at center and Dietz Newland Marshall at guards with reserves Martin Benzinger Lupton and Riley.
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Bob Kafka
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Willis Lamb
Augustana
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Bolie
Dietz ‘Newland
Dick Marshall
Dave Martin
Jack Benzinger
Keith Lupton
Jack Riley
Roosevelt High honors 18 varsity lettermen and managers
Eighteen Roosevelt varsity gridders received letters at the awards assembly. Named letterwinners include captain Keith Johnson and players George Baba Lee Bailey Bob Barnes Bob Benson Bob Canterbury Tom Chester Bill Davenport Dick Drew James Edmunds Norman Long Don Martin George McFatridge Glenn Medhus Al Schamberger Leonard Sturm Manuel Wise and Ray Yeakle. Manager awards went to Earl Ballou and Charles Hinton. The city championship trophy was presented to Roosevelt by the city.
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Roosevelt High
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George Baba
Lee Bailey
Bob Barnes
Bob Benson
Bob Canterbury
Tom Chester
Bill Davenport
Dick Drew
James Edmunds
Norman Long
Don Martin
George McFatridge
Glenn Medhus
al Schamberger
Leonard Sturm
Manuel Wise
Ray Yeakle
Earl Ballou
Charles Hinton
Sophomore Football Players Named For Team
Keith Johnson selected as captain and accepted by Principal Fred Kluss. Sophomore football players named include Vern Dvorak captain Roger Marks Frank Burke Art Van Cleve Don Blood Jack Carpenter Frank Sturm Brice Hahn Dale Gosch Dwaine Sou chek Roy Plank Al Meier Ray Churchill George Hart Tom Mann Marvin West Ken John son Dewey Rudd Joe Gaskill Bill Brown Allan Seabrooke John Adamek and D Hersom serving as manager.
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Fred Kluss
Vern Dvorak
Roger Marks
Frank Burke
Art van Cleve
Don Blood
Jack Carpenter
Frank Sturm
Brice Hahn
Dale Gosch
Dwaine Souchek
Roy Plank
al Meier
Ray Churchill
George Hart
Tom Mann
Marvin West
Ken Johnson
Dewey Rudd
Joe Gaskill
Bill Brown
Allan Seabrooke
John Adamek
D. Hersom
Eagan Named Boss of Empire State Boxing Commission
Eddie Eagan former Olympic boxing champion named to New York state athletic commission with expected election as chairman next week Governor Dewey announced at a Roosevelt Hotel conference He will replace John J Phelan whose 13 year term expired Eagan a 46 year old New York attorney will lead the commission alongside Dr C B Powell with brief terms for pending vacancies and a possible continued role for Phelan.
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A.E.F
New York State Athletic Commission
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D. Walker Wear
Phelan
C. B. Powell
Appointment of Executor for Clare Rathbun Marshall estate
Notice states that on January 10 1945 William C Crawford was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Clare Rathbun Marshall late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors and those owing debts are asked to pay promptly to the Executor. Those with claims should file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court through attorney Stewart Holmes.
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Linn County
Clare Rathbun Marshall
William C. Crawford
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