Bolts Turn Slim Lead To Victory In Anamosa Meet
Franklin Thunderbolts edged Anamosa 27 to 24 in a Friday night curtain raiser as Franklin rallied in the final minute. Anamosa reserves led by Beardsley paced the visitors early, but Franklin’s Cohrs and Purcell helped seal the win while Anamosa stars Kearns O’Brien and Purcell fought hard and fouled out in the closing minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Franklin
Thunderbolts
Varsity
Martello
Rod Rust
Jim Kearns
Frank O'Brien
Chadima
Cedar Rapids
Pinch
Raiders
Kearns
O'Brien
Purcell
Cohrs
Chuck May
John Beardsley
Iowa State Downs Missouri In Big Six Clash 93 45 Victory
In Columbia Missouri Iowa State Cyclones upset the Tigers 93 to 45 as Jim Stark an 18 year old navy trainee led with 15 points. Missouri rallied briefly early in the second half behind Earl Stiegemeier but Iowa State pulled away before the final buzzer. Stiegemeier topped Missouri with seven points.
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Columbia
Jim Stark
Navy
Iowa State Cyclones
Missouri Tigers
Tigers
Iowa State
Earl Stiegemeier
Missouri
Stark
Nets
Cyclones
Stiegemeier
Tiger
Loras Tops Central Falls 51 38 In Iowa Conference
Loras College led by John Moran with 15 points and Dick Lynch 14 defeated Central Falls 51 to 38 for its fourth straight Iowa conference win. Central held a late first half lead but trailed 21 to 17 at halftime after a late surge by the Duhawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Loras
John Moran
Dick Lynch
Central
Duhawks
Iowa
Moran
Lynch
Dutchmen
Marion Knocks Off Vinton Jays In Close WaMac Clash
Marion Indians topple the Vinton Jays 34 to 33 on their home floor in a late rally back and forth thriller. Mac Slater hit the winning basket with 15 seconds left after Selken briefly put Vinton ahead 33 32. Slater led Marion with 12 points, while Selken scored 15 for Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Tanner
Marion
Marions
Indians
Vintons
Jays
Mac Slater
Selken
Vinton
McCalley
Gable
Mottinger
Swartzbough
Kelly
Slater
Marion Sophs
Local High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
Reads like a looping score roundup listing many high school and college games. Notable items include Franklin over Anamosa 27 24, Clinton 50 26 Wilson, Ames 50 Grinnell 18, and substantial totals such as Sioux City Central 32 Sioux City Tring 18. Also shows numerous college and university results and minor discrepancies in team names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Anamosa
Clinton
Wilson
Framaculate Conception
St. Wencesaus
St. Pat's
Sacred Heart
Waterloo
East Des Moines
North Des Moines
Lincoln
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Des) Moines
Ames
Grinnell
Atlantic
Red Oak
Boone
Marshalltown
Burlington
Fort Madison
Charles City
Nashua
Estherville
Sibley
Marian
Carroll
Town City
Dubuque
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Muscatine
Washington
Omaha Tech
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Cretehton Prep
Thomas Jefferson
Oskaloosa
Newton
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Spencer
Sheldon
Sioux City Central
Sioux City Tring
Storm Lake
Cherokee
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Webster City
Hampton
U.hichlows City
Monticello
Parnell
Ladora
St Pat’s Shamrocks topple Sacred Heart 46 37 in Waterloo
St Patrick’s Shamrocks upset Sacred Heart 46 to 37 as Johnny Naughton led with 21 points and Omar Strouse controlled boards. The Irish defense rattled the Cardinals late, while Strouse, Gillis and Hoffman aided in rallying the win. Sacred Heart played without Dick Hurley and Knipp.
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Waterloo
St. Patrick's
Shamrocks
Cardinals
Sacred Heart
Johnny Naughton
Cardinal
Naughton
Omar Strouse
Bernie Gillis
Mulherin
Pfiffner
Hoffman
Hayes
Strouse
Jim Hoffman
Dick Hurley
Ivan Knipp
Wes Wilson
Cedar Rapids K.C
Waterloo K.C
Dolan
Dutch
Sacred Earls
Sacred
Clinton River Kings Rout Wilson 50 to 26 for Fifth Win
Clinton's River Kings dominated play in the Mississippi Valley conference, posting their fifth win with a 50 26 defeat of Wilson before an overflow crowd. Pieper led Clinton with 12 points Burridge 11 Petersen 8 while Lorenz scored four long shots for Wilson. The halves 22 12 at intermission and a strong second half sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
River Kings
Wilson
Kings
Pieper
Burridge
Petersen
Invaders
Lorenz
Ramblers
Ripon Quintet Defeats Cornell In Midwest Conference
Ripon college dominated the game from the opening whistle to beat Cornell 55 to 25 in a Midwest conference basketball match. Coach Lanphear fielded 18 players with veterans back on the roster, extending a 25 to 16 lead at halftime as Jacot led Cornell with 12 points on two field goals and eight free throws.
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RIPON
Wis
Ripon College
Cornell
Lanphear
Jacot
Nelson Takes 36-Hole Lead At San Francisco Open
Byron Nelson, defending champion and leading money winner, holds a four stroke edge after 36 holes of the San Francisco Open. Nelson carded a 70 for a 143 total, with Chandler Harper and George Schneiter tied for second at 147. Harper led after the first round with a 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Newland
San Francisco
Byron Nelson
Lord Byron
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Harper
Toledo
J C Doubles Score on Red Hawks 48 to 20
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds use a deliberate passing attack and strong defense to defeat St. Wenceslaus 48 20 on the South Side floor Friday night. Bob Panek led St. Wenceslaus with 17 points while Ray Bader paced the winners with 12 as IC pulled away in the second half. A preliminary alumni victory over the high school 26 20 preceded the game.
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Immaculate Conception
Greyhounds
St. Wenceslaus
Bob Panek
S.C
Jerry Nilles
Bader
Beshaw
Greys
Little Red Hawks
Schwerke
S. C
al Morris
Panek
Hawks
Nilles
Stramel
Rahar
Redmen
St Wenceslaus
South Siders
Ray Bader
St. Wencelaus
Iowa State Teachers Down Simpson 61 39 in Cedar Falls
Iowa Teachers sprinted from a 10 9 deficit to a 11 point burst and cruised to a 61 39 win over Simpson Friday night. Jim Maetzold led with 17 points while Simpson's Chuck Kuchan scored 12.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Simpson
Panthers
Redmen
Jim Maetzold
Chuck Kuchan
National Pro Loop Names Bell Leader
Sid Feder reports Bert Bell was named president and commissioner of the National Professional Football League, succeeding Elmer Layden who resigns after five years. Layden will advise at a $20,000 salary while Bell signs a three year contract, amid push to back the new circuit in New York Chicago and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
NEW York
National Football League
Bert Bell
Bell
Elmer Layden
Chicago
Cleveland
National League
Layden
Notre Dame
National
all-America
Michigan Romps Chicago 81 23 in Conference Opener
Michigan Wolverines walloped Chicago 81 to 23 in a Western Conference game. The Wolverines led 23 0 after nine minutes, using early reserves before Chicago scored as the game progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chicago
University of Michigan
Wolverines
University of Chicago
Maroons
Notre Dame routs Great Lakes 72 to 50 in Illinos game
Notre Dame Ramblers broke a slow start to surge ahead and beat Great Lakes 72 to 50 for their eighth straight win. Leo Klier led with 22 points and Vince Boryla added 18 as the Irish pulled away after 13 minutes, outscoring the Bluejackets 52 to 32 the rest of the game.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Bluejackets
Great Lakes
DePaul
Leo Klier
Jackets
Klier
Irish
Vince Boryla
Mel Riebe
Orlands
Grabie
Boryla
Pfleffer
Hassette
Grant
Gilhooley
Riebe
Sobek
White
Klack
O Sullivan
Riley
O Magnusson
Corley
Collier
Goonen
Rattermane
Hassett
Grabley
Prieffer
Clarno
Johnson
Michigan Stuns Northwestern In Big Ten Swim Meet
Michigan won six of nine events to defeat Northwestern 74 to 34 in first Big Ten clash of the season, highlighting strong performances by the Wolverines in Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Michigan
Northwestern
Radio Programs and Guests Highlight Weekend Schedule
Helen Hayes stars in The Sobbin Women on CBS WMT at 6 p m Saturday. Stephen Vincent Benet tale adaptation features Seansee i Sehricky arranging music and conducting. Also Our Foreign Policy with Vinson and Acheson at 6 p m NBC WMAQ. T Was a Convict debuts on Mutual WGN at 6 45 p m with interviews of ex-prisoners. Edwin J Lukas leads the Society for the Prevention of Crime. Joan Edwards and Dick Todd host Your Hit Parade at 8 p m CBS WMT. Bess Myerson Miss America and Gloria Dalton join Leave It to the Girls at 8 p m Mutual WGN. Paul Stone hosts. Boston Symphony under Serge Koussevitzky broadcasts 8 30 p m ABC KXEL from Hunter College. Lohengrin rhymed version on Chicago Theater of the Air 9 p m Mutual WGN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Mutual
WGN
Edwin J. Lukas
Bess Myerson
The
Bronx
New York
Gloria Dalton
Warry Conover
Paul Stone
Flelen Hayes
Boston Symphony
KXEL
WBBM
Chicago Theater
WMT
Celebrity Club
CBS
NBC
MBS
WWEN
ABC
Exel Gongbusters
Pam HO
Exel Bos
Cliff Carl
WGN Ee
WGN Capital
Ed McConnell
Tito Ruse
Warth
EXEL
Dick Haymes
Yue Life of Biles
Ann
Herman
Sam
Judy Canova
Movie Times and Schedule Highlights by The Gazette
The Gazette lists showings for PARAMOUNT Mexicana and Abbott and Costello in Hollywood at multiple times, plus STATE IOWA Palace and other theaters. Feature Time notes include Pardon My Past My Name is Julia Ross Conflict Swing Out Sister and more with varied start times across venues.
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Paramount
Gertie
Iowa
Julia Ross
Abbott and Costello
Hollywood
Palace
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights January 12 1016
Hour by hour rundown of network and local CBS NBC ABC and Mutual shows on WMT WBBM WGN WHO KXEL and others. Listings include hits like Hit Parade Barn Dance Edward McConnell Jubilee and Chicago Night To Be Announced with News segments and entertainment prompts throughout the evening.
England Ends War Era Oil Wells Network
England now operates 240 oil wells yielding about 500000 barrels of crude oil annually. The wells were drilled during the war by an Oklahoma contractor for the British government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oklahoma
Getting Gertie's Garter and Mexicana at the movie
A 1945 film review notes Getting Gertie’s Garter is fast paced farce with slapstick and a garter plot. Dennis O’Keefe shines in clowning and acting. Co feature Mexicana stars Constance Moore and Tito Guizar but drifts with weak scenes despite Latin music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie
Dennis O'Keefe
Marie McDonald
J Carro] Nalsh
Binnie Barnes
Barry Sullivan
Constance Moore
Tito Guitar
Paramount Theater
Dennis O’keefe
Prize Science Society
Sheila Ryan
Garter
J. Carrol Naish
Moore
Tito Guizar
Miss Moore
Guizar
Nadine Subotnik
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Franklin Trips
Dotty Ireland
Central Falls
Vinton Jays
Freme Gable
Berger
McCgalley
Schmidts
Wainwright
Selkene
Swartzboush
Kepros
Foe Horner
Ahrens
Kohl
Duke
North Carolina State
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Miseuri
Western Michizandl
Beloit
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Gustavus Adolphus
Aberdeen Northern Normal
Sioux Falls College
Kansas
Nebraska
Southwest State College
Kirksville
S. D. State College
University of North Dakota
Maryville
Cape Girardeau
Ottawa
Haskell Institute
Camp Grant
North Central
McPherson
Bethany
Southwestern
Kas
College of Emporia
Washburn
Fort Hays
Parsons Junior College
Independence Junior College
Kearney
York
Philadelphia
Aberdeen Teachers
Sioux Falls
Corexco
Moorhead
Wahneton
Fargo
Valley West Texas
Abilene ‘Christian
Culver Stockton
Hubert
By Dick Wingert
Cope
Said
King
Coutures Syndicate
Ini World Edit
del Blumenshine
Winkfogel
Ipson
Steen
Higeins
Ieper
Becker
Harmone Petersen
Miller
Lutz
Ql Anderson
Boexel
Verbicek
Price
Watts
Ciinton Ae Ae
Angel
Havi Boeget
Peiper
Nicen
Hone Harmon
Anderson
Ripon Quintet
Whips Cornell
Sy Cornell
Te Kuehl
L Chadder
Robinson
Hilmen
Kloss
Gilliat
Steiner
Chatman
Ft Birkholz
Bernice
Wittman
Tapron
Warren
Ladd
Nelson
J.C
Red Hawks
Clarence Turner
Sternchuck
Callan
Goodyear
Sternchuk
Stourac
I. C
Norman
Deal
Moulder
Gwinn
Witt
Louis House
Ed Hess
Town State
Buck
Kilgarifs
L Helmburger
Dahike
iWhitec Oss
Buewemeier
Faunce
Gniperson
Mom
Pop
Secretary OF Dependent Relations
GIN Ral
John E.spelman
Crown ST
Bklyn
Strach
Degraw
U Harrison
Raby
Sharp
Selbo
Lillien
Mullaney
Freeark
Elliston
Baker
Dietrich
Peinberg
Kelle Rosencrantz
Harder
Wasterman
Waltone
Radio
Stephen Benet
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Dean Acheson
WMAQ
Joan Edwards
Dick Todd
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Koussevitzky
Hunter College
Wagner
Chicago Theater of the Air
Faro
Dad
Tokyo
Openal
Greer Gerson
Gregory Peck
Kay Kyser
Aid Mand
Joan Dav
William Bendix
Joan Blondell
Phil Silvers
Ea Mic Murray
Lug Annapolis
Rialto
Inc
Elliot Forbes
Paen
Abbott
Detective ‘Thrills
the Hidden Eye
Edward Arnold
Soe
Pang
West OF the Rio Grande
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
Chas. Chan
Sidney Toler
Manton Moreland
Sionzn
Woodbury
Benson
Fone Tan _Keith
Sun
Art Missing
Robert Paige
Akim Tamiroff
David Bruce
Leqwho
Kinskey
Ray Collins
Andrew Tombes
Jerome Kern
Olsen and Johnson
Errie
Dennis O’ Ridie
Gertie's Garter
Mexicana
Leo Carillo
DA Gross
Tom Neal
Barbara Hale
Zachary Scott
Betty Field
Shirley Temple
Masicw
Walter Bloom
Mary Joyor
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