Franklin Five Upsets Wilson in City Battle 31 19
Franklin Thunderbolts defeated Wilson Ramblers 31 to 19 on Franklin court. Shuttleworth led Franklin with 11 points while Fletcher and Hoyle contributed key moments. Box score shows Franklin 31 Wilson 19 with officials H Lamb and Porter.
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Dottie Ireland
Franklin Thunderbolts
Wilson Ramblers
Franklin Court
Ramblers
Thunderbolts
Birkicht
Hoyle
Wilson
Fletcher
Shuttleworth
Franklin
Russ
Toms
Thunderbolt
Havlik
Kapoun
Harry Farmer
Kolosick
Frankin
Jennings of A Birkleht
Rust
Christie
Haviik
Zomne
Kape Aid
Apoun
Birkicht Struve Oyle
Kapou
Stru
H. Lamb and Porter
Seahawk Boxers top Ottumwa in season opener
The Iowa Seahawks beat Ottumwa air station 5 to 2 in the first boxing meet of the season. John Geary earned the only knockout with a 35 second second round against Ted Furlong. Charles Hayes won a wide decision over Henry Groover, while Steve Felak, Clarence Reading, Carl Foster, Tony Matariso, and John Geary also posted victories or decisions for the Seahawks.
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Iowa City
Iowa Seahawks
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
John Geary
Seahawk
Ted Furlong
Charles Hayes
Jake Lamotta
Henry Groover
Steve Felak
Ralph Skidmore
Clarence Reading
Danny Montangue
Carl Foster
Guiseppe Signale
Tony Matariso
Jim Stanley
Charles Aga Yer
Boxing Roundup From AP With Scattered Results
In New York Beau Jack 138 of Augusta Ga and Sammy Angott 140 of Washington Pa fought to a 10 round draw in a non title bout. Lamotte 159% outpointed Ossie Harris 158 in New York. Frankie Wills 151 of Washington outpointed Ernie Robinson 149 of New York in Akron. Jless Donahue 159 of Philadelphia outpointed Joe Sole 113 of Baltimore. Larney Mapes 136 of Elmstead N Y outpointed vous 2159 Newport RB 10.
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Associated Press
New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
Sammy Angott
Washington
Drew
Jake Lamotte
Ossie Harris
Pittsburgh, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Frankie Wills
Ernie
Cat
Robinson
Philadelphia
Jless Donahue
Joe Sole
Balmo
le Weenie Piesa Larney
Mapes
Ernstead
N. Y
Vous
Newport
Jack Angott in Draw at Garden Fight Ends Without Titles
Beau Jack and Sammy Angott fought to a ten round draw at Madison Square Garden in front of a sold out crowd of 19 113. Judges split on the winner with Marty Monroe giving Jack six rounds to four and Charley Draycott seven to three for Angott. No titles at stake as organizers plan a title clash between Jack and Montgomery on March 31 with Angott awaiting the May 26 winner.
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New York
Beau Jack
Sammy Angott
Madison Square Garden
Beau
Augusta
King
NBA
Angott
Marty Monroe
Jack
Charley Draycott
Frankie Fullam
Bob Montgomery
Marjorie Row Wins Doherty Golf Meet
Miami Florida reports Marjorie Row former Detroit golfer captured the Doherty golf tournament title by defeating Mrs George Wilcox seven and six after a 36 hole final. Row built a three up lead after nine holes and added another advantage on the second nine before sealing victory with a five foot par putt on the twelfth of the afternoon round.
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Miami
Fla
Marjorie Row
Miss Row
Detroit
George Wilcox
Mrs. Wilcox
Northeast Iowa Tournament Pairings Released for 16 Sectionals
Pairings announced Friday for 16 northeast Iowa sectional basketball tournaments. Mason City defends its title at Northwood vs St Ansgar. Davenport Blue Devils open against Lyons in Clinton. Dubuque Rams face Monticello and Anamosa. Elkader hosts Manchester and Strawberry Point. other sites include Lost Nation Vinton Waverly Monticello New Hampton Northwood and more with multiple byes and matchups across Class A and B brackets.
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Iowa
Mason City
Northwood
St. Ansgar
Davenport Blue Devils
Lyons
Clinton
River Kings
Monticello
Dubuque Rams
Anamosa
Ram
Dubuque
Rams
Monti
Raiders
Center Junction
Hopkinton
Springville
Elkader
Manchester
Strawberry Point
Northeast Iowa
Manhawks
Vinton
Shellsburg
Maqu
Belmond
Clarion
Eagle Grove
Kanawha
Dows
Garner
Goldfield
Bse
Kremme
Rowan Alexander
Goodell
Meservey
Thornton
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Buffalo
Elvira
LeClaire
Preston
Bellevue
Charlotte
Goose Lake
Miles
Sabuia
Quette
Oneida
Colesburg
Farmershurs
Greeley
Marquette
Arlington
Edgewood
Garnaville
Guttenburg
McGregor
Voisa City
Grundy Center
Eldorna
Parkersburg
Eldora
Dike
Reinbeck
Beaman_ Dinsdale
New Providence
Steamboat Rock
Wellsburg
Aplington
Conrad
Gladbrook
Owasa
Union
Whitten
Hampton
Ackley
Iowa Falls
Dumont
Hansell Rockwell
Swaledsie
Chapin
Geneve
Latimer
Sheffield
Zwingle
Lost Nation
Oxford Junction
Waverly
Meshua
Clarksville
Finchford
Plainfield
Shell Rock
Allison
Denver
Janesville
Readlyn
Tripolia
Coreon
Loras
Delhi
Onslow
Buck Creek
Central City
Copworth
Monticelin
Sacred Heart
Viola
New Hampton
New
St. Ansear
Clear Lake
Grafton
Kensett
Holy Family
Mitch
Rock Falls
Carpenter
Hanlontown
Manly Mason City
St. Joseph's
Plymouth
Qelwein
Independence
Maynard
Hofh
Oelwein
Fayette
Lamont
Hawkeye
Luana
Waterville
Marble Rock
Greene
Charles City
Osere
Floyd
Orchard
Rudd
Little Cedar
Nora Springs
Rockford
LaPorte City
Dysart
Brandon
Garrison
Urbana
Walker
St Pat Quint Defeats St Wence 33 to 21 in A Tight Race
St Patrick's quint dominated St Wenceslaus 33 to 21 on the Redhawk floor. Krumbholz Spaight and Driscoll led St Pat's scoring while Koutnik and Jilek paced St Vence with seven points each in a defensive battle.
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St. Patrick’s Quint
St. Wenceslaus
Redhawk
Redhawks
Naughton
Spaight
Krumbholz
Howe
St. Vence
Fleagle
Jilek
St. Pat's
Driscoll
O'Neil
Strouse
Shamrocks
Koutinik
Shamrock
Koutnik
O’neil
Cornell to Drop Basketball After This Season
Mt Vernon reports Cornell will play its last basketball game of the year Saturday night against Carleton as several players depart to join the armed services. The Purple cage squad halves its roster, with Hubbard Greene Stephenson Soper Lux among those leaving after the semester ends. Carleton won the earlier doubleheader and project a tougher match here on the Hilltop.
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Gazette
MT. Vernon
Cornell
Purple Cagers
Carleton
Bryce Hubbard
Dick Greene
Leonard Stephenson
Bob Soper
Bill Lux
Hilltop
Armed Services
Purple Cager
Hilltop Cagers
Carls
Hilltoppers
Minnesota
Kochmen
Hubbards
Swaney
Stephenson
Soper
Warren
Carl
Milnar Expects Army Induction Next Month
Al Milnar, pitcher for the St. Louis Browns and former Cleveland Indian, says he expects to be drafted into the armed forces next month. The 30 year old left hander has two children and has been running a bowling alley in Cleveland since the season ended.
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Cleveland
INS
al Milnar
St. Louis Browns
Armed Forces
Milnar
Cleveland Indians
Buckeyes edge Wolverines 53 49 in late rally
Ohio State defeats Michigan 53 to 49 as Jack Dugger seals the win with a late free throw after a 49 49 tie. Don Grate leads Buckeyes with 87 season points while Tom King scores 27 for Michigan in a tight Big Ten clash at Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tom King
Michigan
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jack Dugger
Don Grate
Grate
Big Ten
Johnny Leddy
Johnny Risen
King
Imos Dugeer
Strack
Alsen
Thompson
Huston
Hirsch
Bowen
O'Wells
Guntone
Lunde
McQuade
Shrider
WiLis Ston
Ohio
Dusger
Risen
Ruston
Lund
Wells
Bill Haarlow
Lyle Clarno
Oris Hockett Reclassified 4-F in Draft Shuffle
Cleveland outfielder Oris Hockett was reclassified 4-F after an injury from high school football. He sought voluntary enlistment but was rejected on medical grounds. Hockett works the off-season wartime job in Dayton, Ohio. Pitcher Vernon Kennedy became 1-A and expected to be inducted soon. Kennedy is 35 and has three children from Menden, Missouri.
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Cleveland
Oris Hockett
Hockett
Dayton
Ohio
Vernon Kennedy
Kennedy
Menden
Linn County Girls Tournament Highlights Thick in Center Point
Palo Center Point and Coggan teams dominate quarter finals as Palo Reynolds tallies 24 and Coggan Petrick hits 18. Norway defeats Uribana 38-31 in Garrison, while Atkins upsets Newhall 35-33. finals set for tonight with Norway facing Atkins.
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Dottie Ireland
Linn County
Center Point
Palo
Coggan
Alburnett
Reynolds
Coggon
Troy Mills
Petrick
Walker
Garrison
Norway
Uribana
Atkins
Newhall
Benton County
West Branch
Tipton
Cedar County
Mechanicsville
Stanwood
Don Rummells
Bears
Bud Paulsen
Tigers
Independence
Buchanan County
Jesup
Aurora
Hazleton
Lamont
Rowley
Fairbank
Delaware County
Lesn County
Tata
Palo Reynolds
Miller
Lisbon
Eer Eisbon
C. Point
Poulson
Wagaman Coccon
Coggeon
Petrick Fies
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Decorah
New Hampton
Kalkbrenner
Hislop
Funk
Urbana
Maquoketa
Rankin
Anamosa Myers
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Itvevcee
Toledo
Hunt
McComas
Iowa
Davenport
Wees City
City High
Schultz High
Freeman
Iowa City
St. Patrick's
St. Mary's
St. Pats
St. Pat’s
McLaughlin
Colbert
Stahily
Six Top Games on Midwest Cage Bill
Midwest fans face six big league basketball games on Saturday night. Town and Indiana wrap their two game series at Bloomington. Ohio State visits Michigan at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin goes to Minneapolis to take on the Minnesota Gophers. Purdue faces DePaul and Northwestern meets Iowa in a Chicago stadium doubleheader. Notre Dame plays Marquette in Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Town
Indiana
Bloomington
Ohio State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Minnesota Gophers
Purdue
DePaul
Northwestern
Iowa Seahawks
Chicago Stadium
Milwaukee
Notre Dame
Marquette
Great Lakes Quint Defeats Toledo 55 to 25
The Great Lakes naval training station Bluejackets beat Toledo University 55 to 25 for their nineteenth win in twenty one starts. Charles Joachim scored six field goals and a free throw as the team pulled away early, leading 28 to 10 at halftime while Toledo’s Charley Feistkorn led the Rockets with 11 points.
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Toledo, Ohio
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Toledo University
Bluejackets
Charles
Pappy) Joachim
Joachim
Charley Feistkorn
Toledo
Spike Nelson Ordered To Jacksonville Base
Lt. Emerson S. Spike Nelson, former head football coach at St. Marys Navy Preflight, is transferred to the Jacksonville base in Florida, the AP reports.
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Spike Nelson
Jacksonville
ST. Mary’s College
Calif
Emerson S
Spike” Nelson
St. Mary’s Navy
Fla
Loras Duhawks Dominate Drake In Non Conference Win
The Loras Duhawks defeated the Drake Bulldogs 70 to 46 in Dubuque Friday night. Drake forward Bob Ogren led scoring with 18 points as Drake prepares to face undefeated Dubuque University tonight.
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Dubuque
Loras Duhawks
Drake Bulldogs
Bob Ogren
Drake
Dubuque University
Rozek Sparks I. C. Over Sacred Heart 47 17 Thriller
Dick Rozek scored 21 points as I. C. defeated Sacred Heart of Oelwein 47 to 17. Mike Thomas added 15, Richards led the losers with ten, and Red Jennings sparked the host defense in a polished Greyhounds win at I. C. gym.
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Bull Kelly
I. C. Gym
Dick Rozek
I.C
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
Mike Thomas
Rozek
Richards
Greyhounds
Russell
Grady
Dick Baher
Iharity
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Thomas
Maas Jhit
Oelwein Rozek
Red” Jennings
Sacred Heart
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Red Jennings
I. C
Bob Clem
Jennings
Dance Callen
Qelwein
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Hanken
Traher
Bellindtero
Colem
Geary
McAreavy
Rothagqai Callen
Stramel
Gibson
Tobris
Basler
Mariele
Turner
Iowa State Hosts Kansas In Big Six Clash At Ames
Iowa State basketball aims for a fourth straight Big Six win as Kansas visits Cyclone Court. The teams share first place alongside Oklahoma in league standings as a large home crowd is expected to watch the tight early season matchup. Probable lineups list Iowa State stars and Kansas guards in a packed game.
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Ames
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Towa State
Kanga Ray Ende Ae Se HW
Barrington Roy Onary Fes
Lindquist
Braokfield Eecese
CG Moffett
Sherwood Oulman
H, McSpadden
Sauer
Diehler Stucker
East and Midwest Basketball Scores from College Circuits
A long list of scores across East and Midwest college teams with numerous matchups. Notable results include Johns Hopkins 39 Gallaudet 30, Ohio State 53 Michigan etc. The roundup also covers Naval and military base teams including Fort Benning and Camp Mackall, plus high school totals such as Dowling Des Moines and Ames.
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Great Lakes
Toledo
Ohio
Hobart
K.P I
Ume
Riemi
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NAT
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Ursinus
Philadelphia Marine Depot
Ohio State
Michigan Botark College of Engineering
Montclair
N.J
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Weet Za College
Missouri School of Mines
Romulus
Mich
Air Base
Selfridge Field
Alma College
Kellogr Air Base
Central
Parsons
Iowa
Iidiana Ae Loras
Drake
Fee Ellis
Allen-Bradley
Ojathe
Kan
Naval Air Base
Park Ropers
Erly Lake“Air Base
Salt Lake Sherf
Montana Mines
Carroll
Dowling
Des_Moines
Perry
Des Moines
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Lincoln
Chariton
Roosevelt
West
Ames
Marshalltown
Bloomfield
Centerville
Clinton
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Lyons
Savanna
Estherville
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Harlan
Lmars
Sioux City
Muscatine
Fairfield
Mason City
Webster City
Omaha
Tech
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Gfenandoah
Creston
Shenandoah
Resto
Sheldon
Spencer
Dubuque Rams Rally to Beat Roughriders 32 19
In a Mississippi Valley Conference game at Dubuque, the Rams outscored Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids 32 to 19 after trailing 12 7 at halftime. Bremer led with 10 points, while Speraw and Foushee added five each for Roosevelt.
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Dubuque
Dubuque ‘Rams
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Roughriders
Rams
Vicory
Bremer
Speraw
Foushee
Virgil Trucks to Take Final Exams for Navy Induction
Virgil Trucks, who won 16 games for the Detroit Tigers last season, will report to Fort Oglethorpe Georgia on Sunday for his final physical examination and induction into the armed forces. He hopes to enter the navy and believes he has no physical defects that could cause rejection.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Detroit Tigers
Fort Oglethorpe
Trucks
Navy
Central Cagers Hold Off Parsons 43 42 Victory
Central beat Parson 43 to 42 as Stan Borgman led the Dutchmen with 17 points in the Iowa conference clash. The game stayed tight throughout with Central pulling ahead late to secure its fifth league win in six starts.
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Pella
Parsons
Central
Dutchmen
Iowa
Stan Borgman
Last Minute Danner Winner Upsets Indiana Hoosiers 43 42
Iowa edges Indiana 43 42 as Dave Danner hits a last second field goal to seal the Big Ten clash in Bloomington. Indiana led 19 16 at halftime and 39 late before Danner and Shields traded scores, with Iowas Ives and Brandenburg contributing key points. The Hawkeyes improve with a late rally and face Indiana again Saturday.
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Big Ten
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Paul Shields
Bob Brandenburg
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Shields
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Hawks
Town
Budge Beats Kramer In All Star Tennis Showdown
Don Budge defeated Jack Kramer 7-5 7-5 at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York. The charity event raised 2 689 000 in war bonds for the U S treasury. Kramer, a nationals finalist last fall, played as a coast guard reserve cadet.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Seventh Regiment Armory
Don Budge
Jack Kramer
Coast Guard
Kramer
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule for January 1944
A detailed day by day listing of radio programs across stations WMT WHO WGN KXEL and others for Sunday January 30 1944 including Morning Worship War Loan musical variety and news blocks with hosts and show titles across halftimes and evenings.
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War Loan State Dept
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KXEL
Bob Hawk
Groucho Marx
Boston Symphony
WMT
Theater of Air
Asln
WGN
WLS
WBBM
Barry Wood
WWMAQ
Oceane
All Nets
Kxel Rey Pietsch
WMT War Loan
WGN Capital News
Hollo
WGN Star Theater
Able
Rose Wart
Arthur Hale
Hente
Good Will H
Boston
WGN Air Theater
Eoes Iy
Rev. Crawford
Kxil Spotlight
G. Lakes
Opportunity
Godwig
Gerdh Melod
Vander
Crusaders
WGN Radio Classics
WGN Reviews
WGN Comics
Kxel Spts
Wismer Kael
Call of Cross
Wom. Voters
WMT Unity
WGN Cathedral
Nazarenes
WHO
Legion
Iowa Speaks
WGN Serenade
Southernaires
Arelai
Roosevelt
WMT ‘Warblers
John Thomas
WMT World News
WGN Fut
Citizens
Church of A
Witz Philharmon
WGN Lutheran
Melo
al Pearce
Sky Riders
Star
Shadow
Kxel Steelmakers
Irene Rich XL
G. Gildersleeve
Clore
Jack Benny
E. Howard
Pears
Cleveland
Kxel Winchell
Basin St
Fred Alen
Exel
J. Fidler
P.m
Crawford
Irving Wroe
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