Frick Deals With Major League Openings Feb 3
Frick says owners meet Feb 3 in New York to decide if the 1945 season can open under wartime conditions. Col Larry MacPhail seeks inactive army status Feb 10 amid talks he might be named national sports coordinator, though he opposes the role.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Ford Frick
National League
Washington
Col
Larry MacPhail
National Sports
al Sheet
Roosevelt
Jimmy Byrnes
War Mobilization
Frick
Michigan
H W. MacPhail
Larry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Benton County and Regional High School Basketball Scores
Readable score lines from numerous Iowa towns list Bel, Maynard, Elkader, Maynard and Elkader leading with 4-0, Benton county meet opens Jan 31 with 11 teams, officials Ahrens and McCright. Multiple games include Independence 30 Anamosa 30 and Oelwein 30 Manchester 13 with varied results across leagues.
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Soph
Independence
Anamosa
Maquoketa
O Indepence
Manchester
Vinton
Monticello
Marion
Tipton
Benton County
Vinton High School
Adolf Ahrens
Cedar Rapids
Harold McCright
Walker
Van_ Horne
Norway
Newhall
Atkins
Walford
Shellsburg
Belle Plaine
Keystone
Blairstown
Urbana
Oelwein
Jack Hancock
Hish McQuillan
Aurora
Delwein Sophs
West Liberty
Mt. Vernon
Jim Koch
Hish Jerry Owen
Elkader
Waukon
Jack Dittmer
Forsman
Ludeman
Dr. High Elkader
Upper Iowa
Montezuma
Vifquaina
High Kinen
Iowa Cedar League
Bears Rally To Defeat Monticello Tigers In 28 14 Victory
McKinley high switched to a man-for-man defense after trailing 7-2 and pulled ahead 15-9 by halftime en route to a 28-14 win over Monticello high. Wayne Harger scored 10 for McKinley while Corbin led Monticello with five first-quarter points.
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McKinley High
High Tigers
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Tigers
Benson
Golden Bears
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Golden Bear
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Jerry Cimburek
Lonberg Predicts Iowa Loss In Open Big Ten Race
Northwestern coach Dutch Lonberg told reporters at a Chicago luncheon that the Big Ten race remains wide open and Iowa likely will lose at least one game. He forecast Illinois would beat Iowa and did not specify the other potential defeat by another Big Ten foe.
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Lonberg
Iowa
Chicago
Dutch Lonberg
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Basketball Writers’ Weekly
Lonborg
Illinois
Giants Sign Farm Contract With San Francisco Seals
The New York Giants disclosed a farm contract with the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast league and an option on outfielder Neil Sheridan. If they keep Sheridan, the Giants must give up five players valued at a total of $50,000. Sheridan played with Chattanooga last year, hitting .326. The agreement marks the Seals first major league affiliation, providing Giants first call on Seals players while the Seals receive surplus minor league talent.
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NEW York
INS
New York Giants
San Francisco Seals
Neil Sheridan
Eddie Brannick
Giants
Sheridan
Chattanooga
San Francisco
Seals
Y Volleyball Club Beats Waterloo in Three Sets
The Cedar Rapids Y Volleyball Club defeated Waterloo 3 straight sets 15-12 15-13 15-6 on Tuesday night. The lineup included Lee Winterberg Henry Gundling Harry Grayston Howard Wilfong Louis Hensley Rev. C. V. R. De Jong Russell Knapp and Fred Taylor as they prepare to travel Friday to Marshalltown to face Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Y. M. Co
Boxers Score Wide Wins Across Cities In Brief Roundup
In San Antonio Juan Zurita 158 pounds stopped Paul Altman 11 Houston 5 in a non title bout. In Hartford Willie Pep beat Ralph Walton on points. Montreal staged a 13018 card with results. Brooklyn saw Maryin Bryant 16034 defeat Joe Aosta 15634. White Plains featured Vince La Salva 54 percent decision Pat Branion 12 percent.
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The
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Juan Zurita
Latexties City
Paul Altman
Houston
Hartford
Conn
Willie Pepe Hartford
Ralph Walton
Montreal
Brooklyn
Maryin Bryant
Dallas
Joe Aosta
White Plains
Vince la Salva
Mt. Vernon
N. J
Pat Isranion
New_York
Knowles Sizzles with 708 in Cedar Rapids Classic League
Barney Knowles led Colonial Baking to two wins in the Classic league by posting a 708 series on Virgil Hammar's upstairs alleys. He opened 234 268 and 206 for 708, as Colonial totaled 3088 pins to Lincoln’s 2741. Ray Langham added 617 for Colonial, while Leopold and Montillion posted 615 and 617 respectively for their teams.
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Colonial Baking
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Cedar Rapids
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Morris Leads Scoring Race in Big Ten
Northwestern’s Max Morris, a 6 2 center and navy V-12 student, tops the Big Ten scoring race with 92 points in five games, averaging 18.4 per game as he leads Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio State, Illinois, and Purdue against 30-point margin over second-place Bob Geahan of Michigan.
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Northwestern
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Bob Geahan
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Ohio State
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Purdue
Morris
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Iowa
Geahan
Clayton Wilkinson
Gene Faris
Indiana
Ives
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
The report lists multiple college and military base games with final scores across regions including the pacific and midwest. Notable results include Fort Wadsworth 92 over Naval Guard 52 and Tulane 25 over Loyola South 48 with several other pairings such as Georgia 51 Clemson 40 and Auburn 31 over Maxwell Field 79.
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New Orleans
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Gulfport
NTC
West Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
Murray
Southeast Missouri
Morehead
Georgetown
Dick Ives Slump Prompts Iowa Hoosier Hope and Hope
Red Pepper notes Iowa Hawkeyes struggle to replace Dick Ives scoring pace with Wilkinson brothers and Jack Spencer emerging as scoring threats. Ives experiments with a one handed push shot while coaches argue over officiating secrecy and the Big Ten title chase. The piece lingers on team morale and the quest to return Ives to form.
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Ilinois
Iowa Hawkeyes
Dick Ives
Wilkinson Brothers
Iowa
Jack Spencer
Ives
Hawk
Indiana
Herb Wilkinson
Spencer
Hoosiers
Gunder Hagg Leaves for U S Trip Pending London Connection
Swedish track star Gunder Hagg may begin his second U S tour with a Wednesday flight to England. If he clears London connections, he is expected to reach New York late Friday night or early Saturday morning, according to AAA Secretary Dan Ferris.
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INS
Gunder Hagg
United States
England
London
AAA
Dan Ferris
Hagg
Pep Wins Pre-Army Bout In Hartford
Willie Pep, featherweight champion, won a 10 round decision over Ralph Walton of Montreal in Hartford before returning to military service. Pep endured lip and eye cuts and an ear injury early but finished strong to claim the bout as he heads to army duty.
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Willie Pep
Ralph Walton
Montreal
Pep
Navy
New York
Affiliated States
Walton
St Ambrose Edges Schick General 52 50 in Clinton
St Ambrose defeated the Schick General Hospital team of Clinton 52 to 50 in a close basketball game at Davenport. The win tightened St Ambrose’s hold in the region as players exchanged leads in a tense final period.
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St. Ambros
Schick General Hospital
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Kuchan tops Simpson in 65 26 victory over Central
Charles Kuchan scored 23 points to pace Simpson College to a 65 26 win over Central in Iowa conference play. The Redmen trailed 45 8 at halftime as Kuchan added five free throws and teammates Dykstra two and Tharp three contributed. Officials were Jack North and Vic Young.
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