Franklin and Roosevelt meet in district tourney at Coe Gym
Friday night Little Hawks defeat University High 28 to 26 to reach sub state, while Orioles beat Martelle 39 to 33. Franklin or Roosevelt in class A and St Marys Iowa City or Atkins in class B advance tonight. Cedar Rapids area pairings loom with 7 30 and 8 45 starts.
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Springville
Coe College
Little Hawks
University High
Orioles
Martelle
Franklin
Roosevelt
St. Mary’s
Atkins
Thunderbolts
Rough Riders
Gil Wilson
Boxing Roundup From Across The Nation
Boxers from multiple cities including New York Philadelphia St Louis New Orleans and San Francisco competed in non title bouts. Results show outpoints knockouts and decisions for fighters such as Bob Montgomery Sal Richie Phil Terranova Jock Leslie Leroy Wade Bobby Richards and Kenny Watkins among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Tony Pellene
Sal Richie
Rudolph
Torpedo
Detroit
New Orleans
Jock Leslie
Flint
Mich
Hush
Pee Wee) Flores
Tamps
Fla
Anthony Arnone
Rocky Proganc
Stamford
Conn
R. Mass
Sto Denabet
Ted ¥Ward
Jesse Flynn
Allen
Philade Red Phil
Paul Febbo
Oo Jones
Atlantic Beauford
New Yor
San Francisco
Leroy Wade
Cecilia Lozada
Spokane
Bobby Richards
Portland
Ore
Ken Lindsay
Vancouver
B. C
Hollywood
Kenny Watkins
Les
Frank Augustain
Anceres
Sieta
Ancries
al Jordan
San
Missouri picks Sparky Stalcup as new basketball coach
The University of Missouri curators named Wilbur Sparky Stalcup of Maryville Missouri Teachers College to succeed resigning head coach George Edwards as the State University cage sport leader.
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University of Missouri of
Wilbur “Sparky” Stalcup
Maryville
Teachers College
George Edwards
State Universi
District Scores from All Semi Final Round Games
In Atlantic area games Harlan beat Glidden 44 to 25 in semifinal A while Wiota topped Panama 56 to 26. Bloomfield saw Keokuk defeat Fort Madison 43 to 30 and Wayland beat Melrose 48 to 41 in semifinal B. Cedar Falls hosted Waverly 38 to 25 and Tripoli won over Wellsburg 39 to 28. Council Bluffs hosted Missouri Valley 29 to 23 and Mondamin defeated Treynor 42 to 32. Creston saw Osceola top Redfield 40 to 33 and Prescott beat Orient 27 to 25. Estherville had Spencer 40 to 26 over Sheldon while Milford edged Primghar 30 to 29. Le Mars featured Sioux City East 37 to 25 over Sioux City Leeds with Sloan 22 to 21 over Newkirk. Mason City defeated Northwood 50 to 34 and Ventura 29 to 14 over Mason City Holy Family. Storm Lake saw Manson 21 to 19 over Storm Lake and Pomeroy 30 to 27 over Ute. Webster City matched Radcliffe 26 to 23 and Livermore won 34 to 21 over Whittemore. Grinnell District games last night were postponed. Des Moines District completed Thursday.
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Atlantic
Harlan
Glidden
Wiota
Panama
St. Mary's
Bloomfield
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Wayland
Melrose
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Waterloo
Tripoli
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Missouri Valley
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Orient
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Holy Family
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Ute
Webster City
Radcliffe
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Livermore
Whittemore
Grinnell
Des Moines
Illinois Matmen Set Pace in Big Ten Tournament
The University of Illinois led the Big Ten wrestling championships with six finalists and five more points from falls in the semifinals. Other team totals included Indiana five, Iowa four, and Michigan, Ohio State three, with several individual matches and byes noted across weights from 121 to 195 pounds.
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Matmen
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University of Illinois
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Gins
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Enema Takimoto
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Quinlan Pione
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Holt
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Kachiroubas
Ferrer
Sersie
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Smith
Demore
Puchanny
Ing
Barker
Eastling Inn
George
Efeat Mottelson
Perry
Stora
Wiskocil
Natke
N Western
Ee Ee
Ben
Courtright
Inned Marlin
Jamer
Petrason
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McCool
Andy and
Ivy
Horace Ivy
Jason
Iind
Apiro
Baker
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Gra
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Ardito
Abela
Johnson
Rajevich
Brown
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Til
Hager
Golonka
Frattina Tonto
Io St
Dworski Diienyseo
Seef Wilson
Broad Jump Mark Sets Record at Big Ten Indoor Meet
Illinois leads Michigan after a night of tests as Lloyd Labeach launches 23 feet 11.34 inches to set a new broad jump mark. Ohio State and Iowa also qualified several competitors while Northwestern failed to advance.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Illini
Wolverines
Lloyd Labeach
Gold Ball Meet At Y Reaches Quarter-Finals
The Y M C A Gold Ball tournament in Iowa City advances to the quarterfinals with Collins Radio Kadera's Iowa Steel Windsor Tavern moving on. Collins beat Wag according to box scores. Kadera's defeated Shellsburg. Iowa Steel edged LaPlant's. Windsor Tavern beat Aurora. John Kitch led Windsor with 17 points.
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Collins Radio
Kadera’s
Iowa City
Iowa Steel
Windsor Tavern
Y.M.C.A
Herwig
LaPlant
Steelers
Aurora
John Kitch
Windsor
Collins St .Waggoner Quar My Shedek
Morningstar Forey
Newell Draker
Waggoner Stephens Gronenboom
Vernon
Hepker
Swanson
Nelson
Wagoner
Jennings
Clutier Girls Ace Heads for Fourth State Run
Clutier high school girls basketball, led by freshman Ardella Knoop who averages 19.42 points, seeks a fourth state appearance in six years at Drake University Fieldhouse Des Moines after a 22 win season. Coach John Schoenfelder's team won the title in 1942 and placed fourth in 1943 with victories over Sacred Heart Monticello and Carlisle Wildcats.
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Drake University
Des Moines
John Schoenfelder
Sextets
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Carlisle Wildcats
Ardella Knoop
All Eight Teams Lined Up for Garden Tourney
New York city opens the national invitation basketball tournament at Madison Square Garden next Thursday night eight teams entered. Rhode Island joins with an average of 78 points per game and an 18 2 mark this season. Other entrants include West Virginia Virginia John s Bowling Green Arizona Syracuse and City College students.
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INS
Madison Square Garden
Rhode Island
Wigan Manone
Estirginia
John’s
Bowling Green
Arizona
Syracuse
Tudents
City College
Postville In Muskies Lose To Davenport In Substate Row
Sub-state high school basketball qualifiers announced as 32 district winners advance to the sub-state finals at Iowa City. Postville reaches class A with a 34 28 semifinal win over Waukon, while McGregor falls 36 34 to Lawler in class B, Davenport defeats Muscatine 29 21 in A finals, Ottumwa beats Washington 28 26 in A semifinal.
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DES Moines
Iowa City
the Gazette
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Tawi
Junko
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Preston
Preston High
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Davenport
Muscatine
Sovsueat
Paulsen
Muscatine High
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Crawfordsville
Martinsburg
Martin
Oklahoma Aggies Dominate Drake as Iowa Preflight Beats Loyola
The Oklahoma Aggies led by 7-foot Bob Kurland cruised past Drake 65 to 25 in Des Moines as they extended their MVC title run to 11 straight wins. Tulsa fell to Morningside 46 to 44 in overtime, while Iowa Preflight topped Loyola of Chicago 50 to 40 and awaited west coast travel to face St. Mary’s preflight.
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Bob Kurland
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Kurland
Des Moines
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Tulsa
Missouri Valley
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Sioux City
Iowa
Loyola of Chicago
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Brilliant Golf Pairs Lead Miami Four Ball Semi finals
Miami Springs Fla. brilliant sharp shooters Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret prepare for the semi finals of the international four ball. They face Vic Ghezzi and Bob Hamilton who won their berth by defeating Chick Rutan and Claude Harmon 4 and 3. Hogan shot 31 on the first nine and Demaret made a 60 foot chip for an eagle.
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Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Miami Springs Country Club
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Demaret
Vic Ghezzi
Bob Hamilton
Chick Rutan
Claude Harmon
Chandler Harper
Herman Keiser
Byron Nelson
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Pyar
Tony Penna
Star Champs Uncovered in Gloves Finals
Chicago report on Golden Gloves finals highlights two rising stars Keith Nuttall of Brigham City Utah and Bob Foxworth of St. Louis who impressed with early knockouts. Foxworth stopped James Treadwell in the first round and Nuttall knocked out Milton Dockins and Richard Krohn to win titles as Chicago hosts crowned champions. Other Friday winners include Eddie Dames Jack Dicker Hershel Acton Julius Menendez Stanley Shealy and Joe Frucci. The champions will face the eastern Golden Gloves team in New York on March 25.
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Chicago
Ringsiders
Tiny Keith Nuttall
Brigham City
Utah
Bob Foxworth
St. Louis
Joe Louis
Tony Zale
King
Barney Ross
Nuttall
Foxworth
James Treadwell
Army E.T.O
Treadwell
Milton Dockins
Richard Krohn
New Orleans
Eddie Dames
Jack Dicker
Hershel Acton
Oklahoma City
Julius Menendez
Stanley Shealy
Joe Frucci
Gary
Ind
New York
Marsh Qualifies For Two Events In Big Ten Meet
Ohio State leads with 18 qualifiers in the Big Ten swim meet at Minneapolis as Michigan, Northwestern, Iowa, and Purdue also advance numerous swimmers. Illinois and Minnesota field few entries, while Wisconsin and Indiana have none.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Purdue
Iowa
Hausenbeek
Illinois
Hirose
Ohio State
Hobart
Remnant
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Tittle
Adell
Grimm
Hannigan
Hill
Mann
Ilinois
Fries
Weinberg
Maine
Fetterman
Tannehill
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Ahiman
Robertson
Reusche
Councilman
Trumble
Craig
Matters
Haulenbeek
Schauer
Hennigan
Parese
Adams
Big Ten May Not Add Another New Member
Chicago AP report notes the Big Ten may not add another member after the University of Chicago withdrew from the league. Rumors had linked Pittsburgh and Michigan State as possible tenth members, but claims were denied and Chicago’s departure leaves the door effectively closed for future additions.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Maroons
University of Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Untitled college basketball score brief
A slate of basketball scores shows Boston University beating a team 55 to 46 as Loyola of Iowa defeats Drake of California 52 to 37. Tulsa over Oklahoma A and M. and Colorado wins 46 to 37 in a three game Pacific Coast series to decide the conference title.
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Boston University
Loyola
Oy Meena
Tulsa
Oklahoma A
M. Drake
California
Tdshe
Wreming
Colorado
Seventh Service Command Tourney Semi Finals Result
In Cheyenne Wyoming the Seventh Service Command tourney semifinals saw Jefferson Missouri defeat Camp Crowder Missouri 687 to 47 and Fort Waseee Wyoming fail to score against Fort Snelling Minnesota 43 to 1. Fort Leavenworth Hospital Kansas and O Reilly General are noted in the women's finals with scores 38 and 26 respectively.
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Wyo
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Minn
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Riley
Kan
Fort Lesan
Colo
Fort Leavenworth Hospital
O'Reilly General
Dubuque Ski Tourney Attracts Stars From Several Clubs
Five Nelson brothers of Beloit Ski club are among top competitors announced for Sundays Longview Ski club tournament in Dubuque. Ralph Emerson of Norge Ski club Chicago returns to tourney action after three years in a German prison camp. Other clubs include Duluth Rockford Wisconsin St Paul Ironwood and Iron Mountain Mich. Exhibition jumps by 13 year olds Jerome Dilly Beloit and Ralph Marshall Dubuque.
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Beloit
Longview
Ralph Emerson
Norge
Chicago
Duluth
Rockford
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St. Paul
Ironwood
Iron Mountain
Mich
Jerome Dilly
Ralph Marshall
First Fiddle Favored In Santa Anita Handicap
ARCADIA Calif AP tentative facts for Saturdays Santa Anita handicap run with First Fiddle as probable favorite. Race time around 4 35 p m PST sixth of eight races. Purse about 100 000 added with approximate winnings of 102 600 to winner plus 20 000 second 10 000 third and 5 000 fourth. NBC radio coverage Clem McCarthy set to start at 6 30 p m CST.
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Calif
Santa Anita
NBC
Clem McCarthy
CST
Montgomery Ragged in Beating Tony Pellone
In New York at Madison Square Garden Bob Montgomery won a easy 10 round non title bout over Tony Pellone of New York. The Lightweight Champion displayed signs of rust from 18 months in the army and still lagged behind his pre war form.
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New York
Bob Montgomery
Tony Pellone
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Movie Timetable Roundup From Local Theaters
At Paramount, Cinderella Jones and Danger Signal show at set times. State presents House of Dracula and Isle of the Dead. Palace features The House on 92nd Street and Prairie Thunder. Rialto screens Gun Town and The True Glory. Times lists Thrill of a Romance and Happy-Go-Lucky. Strand offers Trail to Gunsight and San Diego I Love You. Marion features People Are Funny and Throw a Saddle on a Star with multiple daily showings.
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Hollywood
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Isle of the Dead
Palace
92Nd Street
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Marion
Breneman Breaks Ground in Hollywood Movie Portrait
Nadine Subotnik notes Tom Breneman rises beyond radio fame in Breakfast in Hollywood. The film highlights Breneman’s screen presence and his Good Neighbor charm as audiences attend the broadcast and plots focus on a girl and a sailor amid supporting acts by Bonita Granville Beulah Bondi Zasu Pitts Billie Burke Andy Russell Spike Jones and City Slickers King Cole Trio. The Chicago premiere drew crowds that eclipsed other business, signaling strong ticket appeal.
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Bonita Granville
Eddie Ryan
Beulah Bondi
Zasu Pitts
Harold Schuster
Paramount Theater
Frank Sinatra
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Billie Burke
Andy Russell
Spike Jones
City Slickers
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Chicago
Notice of estate claim deadline in Linn County
Notice identifies Lucille M. Carver as executrix of the estate of Cunning late of Linn County. All persons indebted must settle immediately and file claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. James J. Patterson, attorney, represents the estate.
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Lucille M. Carver
James
Patterson
Notice of Administrators for Aletha Armstrong Estate
Notice is hereby given that on the 21st day of January 1946, Oren W. Armstrong Roy R. Armstrong and William M. Johnson attorney were appointed administrators of the Aletha Armstrong estate in Linn County Iowa. All persons owing debts to the estate must pay promptly. Claims against the estate must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa within the required time.
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Iowa
Linn Wen
Aletha Armstrong
Linn County
Oren W. Armstro
Roy R. A
Wm. M. Johnson
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