Kansas Tops Iowa State in Overtime Thriller
Kansas defeats Iowa State 50 47 in overtime as Black manages only free throws and Norman limits him. Stark scores 17 for Iowa State and Schnellbacher passes to Stramel for a late Kansas lead before Frisby misses a free throw. Kansas improves to five 0 in the Big Six with Town State back in title contention.
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Cedar Falls Falls to Oelwein 51 to 43 in Eastern Iowa
Oelwein stunned Cedar Falls 51 to 43 in a key high school basketball night as Dysart and Tama won respectively and Davenport claimed second in the Mississippi Valley conference with a 40 to 35 victory over Iowa City. Clarence Selken led Vinton with 31 points in a 46 to 35 win over La Porte City.
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Vintonites
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Walker
Linn
Burkemo and Vines Tie for Phoenix Open Lead
Walter Burkemo of Detroit carded a 66 in the second round to join Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa and Ellsworth Vines in a three way share of the Phoenix Open lead. Burkemo credited favorable weather for his five under par effort after a 34 32. A stray line notes an archaic fact about an archer fish at the end.
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Ariz
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Detroit
Burkemo
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Ellsworth Vines
Van Horne Hornets Top St. Wenceslaus 41 23
Van Horne led early with Happel two-field goals and a free throw and built a 24-12 halftime edge. Mease scored nine field goals as the Hornets expanded their advantage to 34-17 after three quarters, with Panel and Cisar providing threats for St. Wenceslaus.
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College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
A mixed set of college and military base basketball results including Maryland 43 over Duke 3, North Carolina 67, Washington and Lee 45, Texas Christian 115, Texas A and M 47, Brigham Young 48 over Denver 53, and Stanford 38. Other line items show NY and regional teams with varying margins.
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Olmstead nets season high 35 in Wartburg win over Buena Vista
Wartburg forward Ted Olmstead scored 35 points to lift the team to a 60 to 50 victory against Buena Vista on Friday night. The total may stand as an official season record, surpassing prewar marks long held by rivals.
Springville Hands Marion 38 22 Loss
Springville Orioles smothered the Marion Indians 38 to 22 on Friday night. Hood and Draker sparked the offense as Springville led 11 to 2 after the first period and 16 to 8 at halftime. Flood scored 12 points, Draker 11, while Winton Gable led Marion with 11.
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Layden to Remain in Pro Loop as Advisor
Elmer Layden will serve as an advisor to the National Football League during 1946 after resigning as commissioner. The offer of $20,000 a year for an indefinite period was accepted for at least one year under Bert Bell, with Layden planning to leave football and enter private business after 1946.
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Omaher
EZ. C. Eppley
Savold and Godoy Agree to 10 Round Chicago Showdown
Promoters for Lee Savold of Paterson New Jersey and Arturo Godoy of Chile signed for a ten round match at Chicago Stadium on February 15. Al Weill represents Godoy and Bill Daly represents Savold. both sent acceptances to promoter Jack Hurley.
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Bill Daly
Savold
Jack Hurley
Phillips Hits Topple Wilson 28-21 in City Basketball
Franklin's Thunderbolts edged Wilson 28-21 at Coe gym to pull Wilson into last place. Phillips led with 12 points including a sharp early stretch, while Harmon limited him later. Ramblers rallied after a 16-18 halftime deficit, with Gaines Loreno and Birkicht keying the late surge. Franklin’s sophomores defeated Wilson 24-21 in the prelim.
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Joe Loreno
Tom Gaines
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Pig
MacMitchell Wins Indoor Mile in 4 14.1 at Philadelphia Meet
Les MacMitchell, back from 37 months in the navy, won the Philadelphia Inquirer track meet indoor mile in 4 14.1 on the board track. He led for 12 laps, finishing about 20 yards ahead of Tommy Quinn of the New York Athletic Club and came within six tenths of the convention hall record set by Chuck Fenske in 1940.
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Charles “Chuck” Fenske
Fists Fly as Dubuque Beats Roosevelt 35 33 in Rough Night
Dubuque edged Roosevelt 35 33 in a tense game Friday night. Benson led Roosevelt with 12 points while Weasbrook and Ferguson each scored nine for Dubuque. A postgame brawl led to Herzog and Martin ejected as both teams fought. In the earlier game, Dubuque sophomores beat Roosevelt 37 23 led by Hennings with 15 points.
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Hennings
Seabrook
Immaculate Conception Defeats Shellsburg 30-22 in Tight Guarding
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds overpower Shellsburg 30 to 22 as strong defense and deliberate attack limit the faster opponents. Ray Bader leads with 12 points, while Alden tops Shellsburg with 11 as I C. holds a 17-9 halftime edge and extends to 25-14 after three.
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Ray Bader
Cedar Rapids
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Dick Rahar
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Dance Callan
Alden
Johnny Wilcox
Purple Hopes Rise with Addition of Second-Semester Talent
Mt Vernon report shows Cornell basketball adding 12 new candidates, including four with varsity experience, as coach Walton Koch boosts the Purple’s Midwest Conference bid. Chuck Jacot, a Chicago sophomore, will start at guard with Sig Dietz at center and Ward Hemenway and Johnny Sebern among the new starters. Knox College opened its Midwest Conference schedule with a 46 to 34 win over Grinnell, aided by 15 players used by Knox.
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Golden Bears Fall to Waterloo West in Non-Conference Game
McKinley Bears lost 45 37 to Waterloo West as a rough first quarter defense doomed them. Dick Thompson led Waterloo with 21 points while Mason Diebler was held to six. McKinley rallied to outscore 31 28 in the second through third periods but failed to erase the early deficit.
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Paramount Spellbound Times and Movie Lineup
The Gazette lists Saturday showings at Paramount with Spellbound times and partial listings for Iowa State and Palace theaters featuring Tars and Spars Allotment Wives Dangerous Partners Northwest Trail and Northwest Mounted.
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Garrison hosts Benton County Girls Tournament updates
In a Benton County Girls Tournament scoreline, Newhall topped Norway 32 to 18 at halftime with Newhall leading 18 to 3 through three quarters. Urbana led Walford 31 to 1 at halftime, with Urbana High facing Walford High. Ferguson and Riley noted for Walford High and Urbana High performances.
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