Marquette Ends Grant Streak In 46 38 Victory
Marquette toppled Camp Grant 46 to 38 as DePaul and Grant’s wins halted their unbeaten runs. Howard Kallenberger scored 17 for Marquette, with Coach Bill Chandler’s team improving to 4 4. Great Lakes beat Glenview Naval Air 57 41 while Michigan fell 35 32 to Fort Custer.
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Chicago
DePaul
Camp Grant
Warriors
Marquette
Town
Middle West
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Howard Kallenberger
Bill Chandler
Golden Avalanche
Great Lakes
Glenview Naval Air Station
Don Smith
Minnesota
Paul Armstrong
Dick Yates
Glenview
Michigan
Fort Custer
Don Lund
Wolverines
Custer
Grant
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Purdue
Northwestern Notre Dame
Marquette-DePaul
Ray Meyer
Coe Cornell Cage Rivalry Reignites on Hilltop Hardwood
Vernon Cornell and Coe rekindle a long standing rivalry with a midweek game on the Hilltop. Last season Coe swept the series but the return match went to overtime with a 54 53 Coe win. Both teams enter undefeated after two starts this season. Koch will start the same lineup that faced Drake with Swaney Hubbard Weiss Warren and Soper.
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Mt, Vernon
Cornell
Coe
Hilltoppers
Koch
Kohawks
Purple Cagers
Upper Iowa
Drake Bulldogs
Swaney
Hubbard
Weiss
Warren
Soper
Ed Klouda Leads Golden Gloves Charity Show Planning
Ed Klouda chairs the Golden Gloves committee of the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The charity boxing event is set for February 17 and 18 at Memorial Coliseum with an advance ticket drive in early February. Proceeds support Camp Good Health and the bureau welfare fund.
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Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Klouda
Memorial Coliseum
Camp Good Health
Gazette
Bureau
Price Brookfield Tops Cyclone Scorers in Early Season
Ames Iowa State college center Price Brookfield led the Cyclones with 63 points through five games, including 23 versus Ottumwa Navy and 9 versus Iowa Preflight. Roy Wehde trailed with 42 points in seven games, while Lloyd Kester, now with the army air forces, posted 76 points in season play. Other scorers included Ray Wehde 38, Lyle Naylor 34, James Myers 28, Gene Oulman 22, and Robert Sauer 18.
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Ames
INS
Price Brookfield
Iowa State College Center
Cyclone
Ottumwa Navy
Iowa
Roy Wehde
Lloyd Kester
Army Air Forces
Brookfield
Wehde
Ray Wehde
Lyle Naylor
James Myers
Gene Oulman
Robert Sauer
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Listings
A compilation of college and military base basketball results includes Villanova 48 over Franklin and Marshall 29, Mt. St. Mary’s 47, Brown 60 over Vedro Great Lakes 57, Kansas 36, Kansas State 20, Camp Grant 38 over Marquette 46, and North Carolina State 43 over North Carolina 37. Also listed are multiple service teams and high school scores across various locations.
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THE
Associated Press
Villanove
Franklin-Marshall
Bainbridge Navy
Mt. St. Mary’s
cMirenet Field
Morgan Naval Hayprtal
Catholics U
Adin Hopkins
Brown
Vedro Great Lakes
Grenview Naval Air Station
Kansas
Kansas State
Marquette
Camp Grant
Wabash
Ilinois Westeyan
Hamline
St. Mary’s
Minn
St. Olaf
Augsbure
Minneapolis
Icatia Falls
Wis
Macaleser
Gustavus Adolphus
Mankato
Loras
St. Ambrose
Ft. Custer
Michigan
Maryville
Rockhurst College
Joe Oknawa Ta
Naval Air Station
Cen. Penn
Oskaloosa
Parsons II
Missouri Valley
Wentworth Military Academy
North Caroling State
Camp Butner
North Caroling Naval Preflight
Camp Mackall
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Temple
Aberdeen
Proving Grounds
Virginia UA
Davidson
Camp Sutton
North Carolina
Duke
Rice
Ellington Field Officers
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
High Schoor Eee Boone
Webster City
Davenport
Mollne
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Waverly
Charies City
Kerres Tops Lincoln Classic With 690 Series Miss Ends 700 Bid
Veteran bowler Frank Kerres led the Lincoln Classic pro league with games of 236 211 and 243 for a 690 series. He nearly reached 700 in the final frame of his third game missing a cherry. Barney Knowles was next at 628 followed by Ray Langham at 609 and Tony Novotny with
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Frank Kerres
Kerres
Barney Knowles
Ray Langham
Tony Novotny
Penn Ace Sets New Scoring Record in Iowa Conference
OSKALOOSA Iowa AP Penn Quakers center Jack Oxenreider a sophomore from Des Moines scored 35 points in a 47 to 19 win over Parsons College to break the Iowa conference single game scoring record. He hit 17 baskets and one free throw surpassing Vernon Huseman 30 points and Carl Houser 29 points set earlier.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Jack Oxenreider
Des Moines
Penn Quakers
Parsons College
Oxenreider
Vernon Huseman
Buena Vista
Carl Houser
Penn
Faurot to Transfer to Monmouth College
Lt. Don Faurot, coach of the Iowa naval preflight football team, will be transferred to Monmouth College in Monmouth Illinois to instruct naval trainees there the navy department announced on Wednesday.
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Washington
Don Faurot
Iowa Naval
Monmouth
Navy Department
Duhawks Rout St Ambrose 65 37 in homecoming game
Loras college basketball beat St Ambrose 65 to 37 in Dubuque to secure its second Iowa conference win. The Duhawks led 36 18 at halftime and used substitutes in much of the second half. Xen Galpin led Loras with 14 points.
Johnny Vander Meer Reclassified 1-A
Pitcher Johnny Vander Meer, reclassified 1-A in the draft, leaves Wednesday for New York for X ray examinations and 48 hour observation. The Reds star with a double no hit no run record reported to the Newark induction station Tuesday and said further army examinations would be necessary.
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Newark
N. J
Johnny Vander Meer
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Skyer Cagers Rally To Defeat Central 41 34
Ottumwa Naval Air Station Skyers overcame a 23 16 halftime deficit to beat Central College 41 34 Tuesday night. Central guard Bob Weaver led scoring with 14 points while Skyers center Carl Bidewell, a Town Seahawks transfer, led winning team with 12 points.
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Ottumwa
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
Skyers
Central College
Bob Weaver
Central Guard
Carl Bidewell
Town
Seahawks
Rifle Club Plans To Meet Thursday Night
The Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 in the basement of the Guaranty building.
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Rifle Club
Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club
Guaranty Building
Marshall ROLLS On West Side Hoop Quintet
Chicago AP reports Marshall High School on Chicago's west side extended its win streak to nine tens consecutive Tuesday night and pursues 100 straight victories before season end while remaining unbeaten for nearly five years.
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Chicago
Marshall High
Chicago Prep
West Side Five
Foul Rule Shakeup Sparks Chicago Basketball Debate
The piece discusses proposed changes to basketball fouls tested in a DePaul vs Marquette game in Chicago. It notes officials and coaches debate a four foul out rule and explores potential penalties and impacts on gameplay, with critique of officials like Nick Kearns and speculation on adding officials in various sports.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Chicago
DePaul
Marquette
Nick Kearns
Nick
Kearns
Bill Klem
Bizarre Elkhart Triumph Defies Odds In City Showdown
In Elkhart Indiana a high school basketball game between Elkhart and Riley drew boos and on court debris clearing as officials worked most of the night. Elkhart, averaging 45 points in four league games, won 5 to 44 aided by a Riley miscue when Ernie Kovatch tipped the ball into his own basket.
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Elkhart
Ind
Riley High
South Bend
Riley
Ernie Kovatch
Hoppe Wins Fast Two-Block Billiard Victory Over Cochran
Detriot report says Willie Hoppe defeats Welker Cochran in two blocks 50 31 in 39 innings and 50 45 in 43 innings. Hoppe averages a point a minute, posts a high 11 run in the 21st inning of the second match, extending his series lead to 1 450 to 1 328.
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Detroit
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Kansas City
Ivories
Cochran
St Patrick’s reserve basketball team tops church cagers 50 49
The St Patrick’s reserve team edged First Evangelical 50 to 49 on Tuesday. Robert Kline led the Irish with 25 points in a tight contest.
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St. Patrick's
Robert Kline
Officials Set Ice Tourney Panel for Roosevelt Rink
A full Cedar Rapids Officials Association panel was named by president Carl Lavell to run the playground commission skating meet Sunday January 23 at Roosevelt rink. The series continues January 30 at Arthur rink and February 6 citywide weather permitting. Recreation Supt Bob Black calls for all skaters to enter with equal competition and no pretensions.
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Playground Commission
Roosevelt Rink
Carl Lavell
Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Arthur Rink
Bob Black
A. Cooper
Barney Kyesto
Orville Rust
Bill Barnard
Wile Us Lamb
Ira Carrithers
John Heck
Kolotok Abrenyz
Frank Kinch
Jim Herriott
Harris Lamb
Bob Jahn
Alex Fidler
Fred Wioler
Wayne Basler
W G Wedges
Battle of Minor Leagues Round Two Coming Up
Mugh Fullerton Jr reports the postwar planning committee will meet next month to shape a second round of the minor leagues battle. Bramham criticizes chains while Shaughnessy notes ownership links. promoters warned about reckless expansion and the need to revive leagues for veterans returning from war.
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Mugh Fullerton, JR
New York
W G Bramham
Shag Shaughnessy
International League
Earl Mann
Mike Kelley
Jack Dunn
Charley Graham
Shag
Bramham
National Association
Hawkeyes Tackle Illini Scoring Push In Big Ten Defeat
Iowa coach Pops Harrison worked to shore up the defense for two games against Illinois in Iowa City. He warned the Illini attack led by Stan Patrick Walton Kirk and Howard Judson is dangerous and capable of high scoring, with Patrick averaging 13.3 points in four conference games.
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Iowa City
Pops
Harrison
University of Iowa
Illinois
Hawks
Wllneis
Iowa
Stan Patrick
Walton Kirk
Howard Judson
Patrick
Illini
Kirk
Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast
In Cleveland and other cities fighters competed with wins by outpoint and knockouts. Notable results include Lloyd Marshall defeating Nate Bolden in Chicago, Maxie Berger stopping Pete Galiano in Baltimore, and Bummy Vanas knocking out Buster Beaupre in Burlington. Other bouts featured Carl Turner stopping Gaspare Abruzza in Richmond, Tommy Genziano stopping Phil Envenga in Baltimore, and Billy Walker defeating Collidge Miller in New York. Bay area and Pacific coast notes include Johnny Cesario knocking out Bobby Root in Hartford and Billy Borne edging Glover Frazer in Stockton.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lloyd Marshall
Sacramento
Calif
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Maxie Berrer
Montreal
Pete Galiano
Baltimore
New York
al “Bummy" Vayis
Buster Beaupre
Burlington
U. S
White Flavis
N. VY
Tommy Genziano
New_York
Phil Envenga
Collidge Miller
Billy Walker
Portland
Ore Ti
Wartford
Conn
Phil
Terranova
Ritchie Miyashlov
Bondlulu
Johnny Cesario
Hartford
Bobby Root
San Jose
Billy Borne
St. Louis
Glover Frazer
Stockton
Mississippi Valley hoop leaders highlight weekend action
Dottie Ireland and Jim Kremer report Dubuque Rams star sparkplug moved into the top spot with 12 points in a 45 point weekend, Burridge of Clinton second with 41, while Davenport Blue Devils feature six players with 20 plus points in conference games. The Cedar Rapids area, Newhall, and El door races are outlined with key scorers and standings across Elkader West Union Maynard Postville and more.
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Jim Kremer
Sparkplug
Dubuque Rams
City High
Burridge
Clinton
Wilson
Paulsen
Schulz
Davenport
Blue Devils
Coach Moon
Cedar Rapids
Ray Struve
Wilson Ace
Elkader
West Union
Bombers
Sumner
Postville
Waukon
Maynard
Elgin
Clermont
Clermont Stumme
Elsi Larson
Riverside
West Chester
West Chester Mayer Ig
Riverside Hos
Olds Lindeen
Thigh
Riverside Kron
Looney
Elkader Dittmer
MT Vernon
Mechanicaville
Vernon
M'ville
Jack Koch
Wish
M'ville Peterson
Rowley Walker
Rowley
Walker
Walker Skallerup
Rowley Kreff
Rowley Girls
Walker Templeman Va
Solon
Ely
Salon Lamansky
Ely Truhlar
Solon Girls
Ely Xlris
Hien
Solon Milliner
Iish
Ely Bostal
See
Springville
Sporingville
Lisbon
High
Graham
Lisbon Overman
West Branch
Springdale
Don Rummells
Springhale Harbit
W Branch
Jun High
Springdale Tha
Decorai Waukon
Decorah
Half Waukon
Waukon Orr
Decorah Hislop
Lfayette
Strawberry Point
Fayette
S Point
S Poamt Raders
Fayette Klamren
Fayete
Nuewntall
Newhall
Urbana
Newhall Boddicker
Urbana Jones
Newhall Stuart
Urbana Burreil
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Golden Gloves
Peter Fox
Silver Fox
Midwest Fruit Company
First Street
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Lincoln Classic League Colonial Baking
Shramek Bakery
Langham
Hammar Rary
Kroulik Ene
Knowles
Stastny Wee Eees
Clem
Teers
Stolba Eeeeeges
Stanek Seenere
Haddy Wee
Mur Mon Rev
Lincoln Alleys
Ey Crawfor Emery
L. Schraeder Effer Sa Palumbo
Grook
Mig
Kroupe Hultberg Ay Stephenson
Crooks
Faterevitt
City Classic League
Drug Co
Collins Radio
Fottral
Yrilan
Krueger
Moravec
Shelton
Hollingsworth
Broboda
Salon
K. of F
Am Welch- Cook-Beals
Blank Moore
Eals Lansing
Borgstrom
Olivers Tee
Novaks
Hiavary Submarine
Crooks Sisia
Melson
Nezerka
Lattner _e
Nelson Ase
J. Marsh
Aie
Stodoln
G. Clark
Frasinger
Serovy Brnous
Mrstik
Delbridge
Hasek
Faurot
Skyer Cagers
Central
Marshall
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Red Peppers
Pat’s
Peimt
Goodyear “Service Store
Second Avenue
Ian Ta
Dottie Ireland
Newnhall
T Lowell Reish
Panthers
Don Weichman
Weichman
Reish
Dave Wheeler
Don Koopman
Allan Frost
Alfred Boddicker
Dick Schminke
Merlin Hultman Boddicker
Elkader West Union
Franklin
Thunderbolt
Jim Pickford
Yickford
Jim
Kenny Delp
Pickford
Delp
Chuck Hopkins
Chuck
Kremer
Burridreec
al Paulson
Dav
Schuiz
Davin Struve
Wil
Mellicker
McTaggart
Davi
Shuttleworth
Fre
Blakley
Mek
Speraw
Roos
G Ll
Hoyle
Martin
Mans
Brown Uch
Kapoun
Farnsworth
Ruat
Burda
Dave
Gildea
Atkins
Blairstown
Oxford
Clutter
Garrison
Newhaall
Shellsburg
Olway BS
Femipeon
Wladislaw Talun
Joe Dvorak
Hasan Baba
Paul Amnette
Geo. Mack
Rudy Hoffman
312 Grill
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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