Cleveland Rams Move To Los Angeles Pro League Shift OK
New York based report says Rams owner Daniel F. Reeves will relocate the Cleveland Rams to Los Angeles to use Memorial Coliseum as the Pacific coast base for the National Football League. Rams staff and coach Adam Walsh along with star Bob Waterfield are slated to move. the plan follows Reeves long‑considered coast promotion and seeks a strong start next fall in a never-used pro stadium.
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Fayette County Club Expands Trapshooting Program
Fayette County Sportsman club will meet Monday in the courthouse to view conservation films and discuss management of the West Union Gun club. Paul Klinger and G H Anderson lead the program as the club plans year round trapshooting at the new site south of Rock Island tracks and west of the Country club after leasing part of the Lawrence Bockenstedt farm.
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Linn County Girls Cage Tournament at Walker
Pairings set for the Linn county girls basketball tournament to be held in Walker gym on January 23 24 25 and 26 with three games opening night and two per night after. Committee includes Su I L Gritman Walker Irman Supt David Fay Troy Mills and Supt H H Smith Center Point. First round games Coggan vs tral City and other pairings listed with Walker awaiting the winner of the opening game.
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Prep Beat schedule notes Cedar Rapids game bids
The Cedar Rapids area school seeks a home game on Jan 21 23 24 or 25 inviting interested schools to contact Immaculate Conception High School Cedar Rapids Iowa for arrangements. Multiple lines reference teams and results across Monona Manchester Oelwein Maquoketa Greeley Delhi Columbus Junction Waulkor n and Calmar with scores and halftimes noted.
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Feb 6-8 Date Set For Girls' Cage Tourney
DES MOINES AP Wiota Iowa state champions head a girls basketball field as 590 teams begin sectional play Feb 6 7 8 9 at 64 sites. Defending champ Anita hosts the event with pairings listing Sedan City Huns, Newby Gilman, La Porte, Marengo and other districts awaiting matchups in a statewide rush for the title.
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Quarter Century Club to Hold Jan 26 Meeting
The Quarter Century Motorcycle club will hold its annual meeting at the Roosevelt hotel on January 26 with a banquet and stag party at 6 30 p m followed by a business and social meeting. Twenty five year riders are expected from across the country. The club, organized in 1910 and revived in 1935, posted last year’s attendance as the largest in its history and more than 100 members were anticipated this year. Factory representatives and riders are also expected.
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Scattered College Scores Across Matches
Basketball results list several teams with varied scores including Harvard 58 over Boston U 36 and Maine 66 over Northwestern 48. Other listed results include San Francisco State 57 over Chico State 31 and Temple 44 over Forse Hospital 44.
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DePaul Blows Out Western Kentucky Teachers in Kentucky
DePaul University Blue Demons overwhelmed Western Kentucky Teachers Hilltoppers 83 to 43 in front of about 4 000 spectators at Bowling Green Kentucky.
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Indiana Stifles Iowa In Big Ten Clash
Indiana's fast break throttled Iowa in the final half as the Hoosiers, despite Herb Wilkinson’s ankle sprain, outscored 18 to 0 in a pivotal stretch. Noble Jorgenson led Iowa with 10 points, Wilkinson added eight, and Murray Wier collected seven as Iowa shot .152 to Indiana's .190.
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Buckeyes Rally For Sixth Straight Win In Western Play
Ohio State and Illinois battled to a 21 all halftime as Ohio State pulled ahead late. Illinois shot 6 free throws, Ohio State hit 7 of 13 from the line while 17 of 71 Buckeye floor tries connected to a 7th straight victory for the Bucks in Western play.
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Webb's late field goal seals Upper Iowa win over Dubuque
In Fayette Iowa Randall Webb kicked a field goal in the final minute to lift Upper Iowa to a 30 28 victory over Dubuque university in an Iowa conference game. Dubuque trailed 12 15 at halftime and led 22 8 late before the rally and tie at 28 28 prior to the decisive score.
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Nelson Nosess Open Lead at 215 in San Francisco Open
Nelson holds a six stroke lead at the San Francisco Open after 54 holes at Lakeside Country Club. He carded a 1 over par 72 to reach 215 while Chandler Harper and Herman Barron tied for second at 221. The final round is scheduled for today as Harper and Barron chase the leader.
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Michigan State Opens 1946 Wrestling Season Strong
Michigan State College defeated Wheaton College 33 to 3 to start the 1946 wrestling season in East Lansing.
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Rule changes approved by high schools
Chicago AP reports the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations revised football rules. A fumble or into lateral ball going out of bounds now awards possession to the team last touching the ball. Other changes include a five yard illegal fair catch penalty and substitutions permitted when the ball is dead with two new players allowed.
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National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Wildcats Rout Wolverines Behind King Scoring Burst
Northwestern surged past Michigan 75 to 52 as King paced the Wildcats with a rapid scoring run. Morris added 20 points after moving up this season, while Michigan’s offense collapsed after the first ten minutes of the second half.
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Wildcats Tankers Win Narrow Northwestern Purdue Meet
Northwestern edged Purdue 44 to 40 in a close dual swimming meet at Lafayette Indiana. Vic Victory swam the final 400 yard free style relay to seal the result for Northwestern.
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Shellsburg Scores Edge Norway in Narrow Basketball Win
Shellsburg defeats Norway with a 24 to 19 lead as Alden tops the scoring and Primrose earns high honors.
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Gilmer and Notre Dame show strength in a muddy mix of play
Across a rundown of football and baseball notes, Gilmer earns praise for leadership and passing range while team depth is highlighted. The piece cites Red Ruffing Lyons and Harder as enduring 200 win pitchers, Buck Newsom’s potential, and Ohio State coaching shifts. It also mentions Bowler bond rally totals and Iowa basketball outreach.
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Churches League Standings Tighten With Week of Wins
Central Park Presbyterian and St. John s Hellenic held a first place tie by each posting a 3 0 run with wins over Daniels Park and Church of theBrethren to stay unbeat en along with Sinclair Presbyterian at 2 0. Oliver Presbyterian moved atop Class B with 33 31 win over St Paul s Methodist as First Evangelical and Westminster Presbyterian also won.
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Quaker Oats Triumphs in Allied League Opener
Quaker Oats opened with a 41 to 22 win over Fruehauf to stay unbeaten in the Allied Basketball League. G Cuicker star Kitch had 10 points while Driscoll added 7 as Collins defeated Speeder 35 to 27 led by Benny Stephens 13. Reynolds led Collins girls to a 23 to 8 win over Quaker sextet with 13 points.
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Anamosa tops McKinley in come-from-behind high school clash
In a close contest McKinley led 23 19 at halftime but Anamosa rallied in the second half. O'Brien Kearns and Harger led scoring as Anamosa edged McKinley 37 39 and took the late lead as the Bears faded. Wayne Harger tallied 20 for McKinley, Kearns 11 for Anamosa.
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Coe Triumphs Over Grinnell 64-39 In Home Victory
Coe built a big lead led by Gregor Tvrdik and Van Antwerp as Grinnell struggled to keep pace. Final score 64 to 39 with Coe's starting five delivering the scoring and Kenny Popp coming off the bench as sixth man for the Kohawks.
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Roosevelt- Continued scores in a rough game
Roosevelt sophomores faced off against an unnamed visiting team in a played contest. The page shows incomplete player names and scoring totals with unclear quarter-by-quarter breakdowns, leaving the final result and many details unreadable.
Marquette Beats Great Lakes 47 to 37 in Milwaukee
Marquette University defeated the Great Lakes basketball team 47 to 37 Saturday night in Milwaukee. Marquette led the entire game and kept its starting lineup except for a five minute stretch when Millanzi subbed for Kellenberger.
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