Wisconsin Tops Michigan 56 30 in Big Ten clash
Wisconsin wins on the back of Sateen and 16 point night by an unnamed star as Michigan sputters. Tom King, top Big Ten scorer, held to three points before Russ Wid neutralized him. Patterson and Wendland rally late, lifting Wisconsin to a conference win and keeping Michigan at three Big Ten defeats.
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Big Ten
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Northwestern
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Badgers
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Patterson
Elroy Hirsch
Des Smith
Adventures of Johnny 4 Fryrear in the South Pacific
In a wartime column Fryrear writes of life in the Pacific theater, recalling foxhole raids and quakes, meeting Cedar Rapids friends, and a Seabee unit's mischief and camaraderie. He notes Lt. Collin B. Martin's Sicily mission and Roosevelt's visit, plus home-front notes and a lighthearted Seabee letter.
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Cedar Rapids
Collin B. Martin
C. B. Martin
Fourth Avenue SE
Franklin High
State Teachers College
Mark Clark
Martin
North Africa
Kelly Field
Mediterranean
Hawks Clip Augustana in nonconference romp
Iowa beat Augustana 58 to 30 to stretch its winning streak to seven as Dick Ives led with 17 points. Ned Postels added 10, and Gib Fjellman scored 11. The Hawkeyes, unbeaten in the Big Ten, held early to 2 points in five minutes before pulling away.
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Augustana
Rock Island
Ill
Iowa Cage Kids
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
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Iowa
Ned Postels
Gib Fjellman
Augie
Morton Bogue Elected President of U S Golf Association
New York attorney Morton C. Bogue was elected president of the United States Golf Association at its annual meeting, succeeding George W. Blossom of Chicago. The group discussed wartime postwar plans and heard reports from several committees.
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New York
Morton C. Bogue
U. S. Golf Association
George W. Blossom
Chicago
Dewpees
Skating Meet Plans Pin Hopes On Big Turnout
Bob Black of the playground commission outlined three city skating meets to be held at Roosevelt and Arthur rinks on January 23 and January 30 with a final meet on February 6. Entry blanks are available at warming houses and in The Gazette. The plan emphasizes participation for all kids with skates, not just top players.
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Playground Commission
Roosevelt
Arthur
Black
Names Dot Entry List For Gloves Show February Run
Tournament Director Joe Benson previews a packed Golden Gloves event at Memorial Coliseum February 17 and 18 with 43 confirmed names from cities including Des Moines Ottumwa and Dubuque. Notables include Johnny Ehrhardt Ike LaSoya and Des Cockayne plus many regional fighters. Tickets go on sale at local venues with prices from 50 to 1.25 for the first night and 60 to 1.65 for the second. under-16 admission is two bits.
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Washington
Cedar Rapids
John Anderson
Memorial Coliseum
Bob John
J. C. Gym
Joe Benson
Behson
Johnny Ehrhardt
Elkader
Bill Veenstra
Blairstown
Ike LaSoya
Dubuque
Leonard Harris
Bob Turner
Benson
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Des Cockayne
Waterloo
Mt. Vernon
Dyersville
Creston
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
312 Grill
Beeson’s
Beck’s
Gazette Sports Department
Colored youths urged to join Golden Gloves effort
Jimmy Gibson and Abe Wilson will start work Monday night with colored boys who may wish to enter the Golden Gloves and win medals. They urge interested youths to report at the CYO gym Monday at 7 p.m. or phone Gibson at 9588. The goal is to form a team and they request immediate contact.
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Abe Wilson
CYO
Gibson
Cornell Navy Beats Navy Preflight 60 to 41
Dubuque university undefeated Spartans overpower Navy Preflight 60 to 41. Bob leads scoring with 17 points while Randy Clark and Dave Primrose add 15 each as Dubuque breaks away in the second half after a tight first period at home.
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Cornell
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Bucks Edge Indiana Again In 74 38 Victory
Ohio State defeated Indiana University for the second straight night, 74 to 38. Don Grate led with 27 points in the game and 48 across two Big Ten starts, while Bob Bowen added 20 and Arnold Risen contributed 12 as OSU built a 34 11 halftime lead.
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Don Grate
Columbus
Ohio State University
Indiana University
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Bucks
Indiana
Greenfield
Ohio
Bob Bowen
Arnold
Garrison Finish Secures Kohawks 45 43 Victory
Behind a 36 28 deficit with seven minutes left, Coe College Kohawks rallied to beat Upper Iowa 45 43 in Coe gym. Bob Greene scored 10 points in the final stretch as Leo Cabalka led a late rally to seize the win.
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Coe College
Upper Iowa University
Coe Gym
Bob Greene
Kohawk
Coe
Leo Cabalka
Valparaiso Upsets DePaul 65 57 in Midwest Clash
Valparaiso beats DePaul 65 to 57 at home, snapping DePaul’s 13 game Midwest streak. Bob Dille leads with 28 points, dominating early and late while George Mikan scores 17 for DePaul in a hard fought contest.
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Ind
Bob Dille
Valparaiso University
DePaul
Chicago
George Mikan
Dille
Mikan
Ray Meyer
Blue Demons
Midwest
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Matches
Purdue Harvard Ohio State Virginia Navy Penn State Pittsburgh Lakes Wheaton Dubuque Coe Iowa Northern Illinois Western Illinois Kansas Nebraska York Omaha Wayne St Olaf North Dakota Toronto New York. Scores show Purdue 43 17 57 Ohio State 74 33 Maryland 43 Virginia 45 Navy 33 36 Penn State 3 Pitt Lakes 45 36 Wheaton 76 Dubuque Navy 41 Coe 45 Iowa 43 North Dakota PF BOCKEY RESULTS Toronto 37 New York 5.
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Great Lakes Sailors Beat Marquette 45 36 in Milwaukee
Lt. Tony Hinke's Great Lakes basketball team edged Marquette 45 to 36 Saturday night to claim their 14th win in 16 starts. Herman Schaefer scored 15 and Chuck Joachim 13 as Great Lakes overcame a second half deficit and led 35 to 30 late in the third period.
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Wis
Tony Hinkle
Great Lakes
Marquette
Herman Schaefer
Chuck Joachim
Schaefer
Joachim
Howie Kallenberger
Iowa State gains boost as Navy reshuffle shifts talent
Iowa State cage hopes rise after Navy V-5 talent shuffle moves a former all Cyclone, boosting the program with a notable transfer.
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Iowa State
Navy
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