Waverly Cats into Finals as District Playoffs Head to Sub-States
Waverly, defending champions and 19th straight win, beat Independ ence 24 to 19 at Cedar Falls to reach the title game against West Waterloo. Harlan faces Atlantic in the Cass county finals while Marshalltown and Central Iowa champ continued to the Le Mars finals, with Ottawa and Clinton-area teams also advancing as several Class A squads reach the final round.
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Council Bluffs
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Muscatine
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Muskies
Lyons
Clinton
Washington
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Fairfield
Burlington
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Waterloo
West
Nashua
Roosevelt and Franklin Play Tight Low Scoring Deficit Game
A sparsely scored game between the Roughriders and Thunderbolts ends with Franklin beating Roosevelt 22 to 18 as both teams manage few field goals and the lead changes through three quarters. Key scorers include Petrzelka Jennings Rust and Gable for Franklin and Roosevelt’s Long and Bailey among others. Also noted is a legal notice: an Iowa Lincoln County executrix appointment for Thomas E. Hartman with payment and claim procedures.
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Vinton
Fan Franklin
Roosevelt
Ramblers
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Don Harmon
Zeke Hoyle
Dick Stolte
McKinley
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Thunderbolts
Norm Long
Fred Gable
Grant Jennings
Thunderbolls
Ray Petrzelka
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Newell
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Petrzelka
Roughrider
Rod Rust
Billy Chadima
Piffelp Bailey
Chidima
McConnell
Phillins
Sass
Benson
Martin
Rust
Watson
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Linn County
Thomas E. Hartman
Iowa
Iowan
Wiota Defeats Steamboat Rock 44–35 for Girls State Final
Wiota, defending champion, advances to the state championship at Drake Fieldhouse after a 44 to 35 win over Steamboat Rock and a strong 13‑point third period run led by Phyllis Armstrong. Coon Rapids edged Seymour 25–21 to set up the finals and a consolation game for Steamboat Rock.
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Steamboat Rock
Coon Rapids
Seymour
DES Moines
Drake
Viota
Verdelle Schuneman
Steamboat
Rapids
Miss Schuneman
Phyllis Armstrong
Gold Dust Twins Set to Meet Picard Revolta in Semi Final
Nelson and McSpaden, the gold dust twins, lead the $7,500 International four ball event as they face Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta in the feature semi final. Hogan and Dudley rally from five holes down after 29 holes but fall 4 and 3 to the favored duo.
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Golddust Twins
Byron Nelson
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Henry Picard
Harrisburg
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
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Nelson
McSpaden
Ben Hogan
Ed Dudley
Atlantic City
N. J
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Wva
PGA
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Denny Shute
Akron
Ohio
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Hogan
Dudley
Nelson- McSpaden
Deeat
District Semifinal Scores From AP Report Across Iowa
AP district results list semifinal scores for Class A and B in major cities including Atlantic Boone Cedar Falls Des Moines Dubuque Grinnell Le Mars Mason City Muscatine Ottumwa Spirit Lake Webster City and others. Notable line scores feature Harlan 41 over Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 36 and Dallas Center 44 Bondurant 28 in Class B final.
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Ames
Central Iowa
Nevada
Boone
Ogden
Burlington
Keokuk
Dowling
Des Moines
Dubuque
Elkader
Newton
le Mars
Charles City
Mason City
Creston
Clarinda
Chariton
Sac City
Storm Lake
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Eagle Grove
Webster City
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Harlan
Council Bluffs
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Thomas Jefferson
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Loras
Preston
McGregor
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Jeimepecantown
Pella
Sioux City
Central
Trinity
Northwood
Hampton
MT. Aks
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Corydon
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Centerville
Sac
Rockwell
Denison
Las Ax
Shell Spirit Lake
Bancraft
St. John
Webster
City
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Boxing Roundup Results From Across U S Venues
AP reports mixed pro bouts across major cities with wins by Jiggs Donahue Milo Theodorescu and others while several fights end in points decisions. Notable results include Jackie Ryans stopping Leroy Wade and Buddy Hayes edging Wall Lee in a Boston match.
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Rocky Graziano
New Forks
T. Q
Billy Arnold
Philaelphia
Worcester
Mass
Timothy “Buddy” Hayes
Boston
T. X
Wall Lee
Phoenix
Ariz
Detroit
George Kochsa
Akron
Coley Welch
Portland
Philadelphia
Jiggs Donahue
Milo Theodorescu
Providence
Mario Mileelli
Brooklyn
Sackle Peters
Reading
Pua
Bobby Winters
Philadelphis
Ernie Vetrone
Drew
San
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Jackie Ryans
San Francisco
T.K.O
Leroy Wade
Hollywood
Calif
Tobby Yaere
Eight Golden Gloves champions crowned in Chicago
Eight champions emerged from a field of over 220 boxers from 28 cities in 23 states. Chicago claimed the team title with 15 points after three finals wins, while Los Angeles took second with 14 points. Individual victors include Jackie Boyd, Bob Jarvis, Virgil Franklin, Bernard Paige, Gilbert Garcia, John Garcia, Adolfo Quijano, and Luke Baylark with decisive bouts and a first round knockout by Quijano.
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Seaboard
Appalachian Mountains
Jackie Boyd
Bob Jarvis
Kansas City
Virgil Franklin
Oklahoma City
Bernard Paige
Gilbert Garcia
Fort Worth
Texas
John Garcia
Cpl
Adolfo Quijano
Los Angeles
Luke Baylark
Boyd
Frank Rivera
Jarvis
Hector Marquez
Franklin
William Stevenson
Cleveland
Paige
Roscoe Scully
Garcia
Robert Wilson
Sioux City
Dick Smith
Quijano
Tom Attra
Baylark
John Harding
Michigan Lays Two More Big Ten Titles On
CHICAGO AP Michigan's Wolverines face a tough night as they defend two Big Ten titles in track and swimming. The in door carnival at the University of Chicago and the Northwestern meet pit Ken Doherty's track squad against a strong Illinois program, while Matt Mann's swimmers may clash with Ohio State.
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Michigan
Wolverines
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Ken Doherty
Wolverine
Matt Mann
Illinois
Ohio State
Allied All Stars vs Y Stars End In 50 47 Thriller
Clarence Turner reports a tight 50 47 Allied All-Stars victory over the Y league Stars on the Y M C A floor. Hendryx hook shot and Joe Dolan free throw late sealed the win after a 47 all stalemate with two minutes left. Ian led with 19 points while Stark added 15 for the Y stars.
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Allied Stars
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Arnold upset by Graziano for first kayo at MSG
In New York Billy Arnold the 19 year old Philadelphia challenger known for 28 knockouts was knocked out in the third round by Rocky Graziano before 14 037 fans at Madison Square Garden. Referee Frankie Fullam halted the bout at 1 54 of the third round giving Graziano a technical knockout and his first loss for Arnold who had not lost since facing Fritzie Zivic.
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Billy Arnold
Dynamiter
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Arnold
Rocky Graziano
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Frankie Fullam
Haye
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Tug Wilson Chosen Czar of Big Ten
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson Northwestern University athletic director was unanimously named Big Ten conference athletic commissioner to succeed the late Major John L. Griffith. A 48 year old former Drake AD and Illinois standout, Wilson previously led Northwestern sports for two decades and helped build Drake Relays into a national track highlight.
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Griffith
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Iowa
Drake
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United States
George Huff
Illinois
Major Griffith
Pfeffer Sparks Lincoln League with 704 in Bowling Night
Red Pfeffer rolled 247 232 225 for 704 to lead Lincoln alleys as seven others chased high scores. Tony Novotny, John Hoppe, Speck Workman and Chuck Rammelsburg posted top totals in the 600 Club while multiple leagues filled the lanes at Red Crown and Lincoln in Friday action.
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Speck Workman
Chuck Rammelsburg
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Herb Taylor
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Rebelski
Hansen
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Lund Iy Garden
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J. Scolaro
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Skorp
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Zachor
Foster
Rocarck
Mandicap
Leagul
Hamm's Beer
Star-Mon Rev
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Stephenson
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Vesely
SK Kennedy
Astrosky
Winnett
Kehm
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Ewoldts
Reddy Kliowatt
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Robb
An Hawley
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Red Skelton Weds Model in Beverly Hills Ceremony
Hollywood AP reports comedian Red Skelton and 23 year old former model Maureen Davis from Casper Wyoming wed Friday at Beverly Vista Community Church in Beverly Hills.
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Richard
Red) Skelton
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Cronin Seeks Game Condition With Red Sox
Boston manager Joe Cronin, 38, aims to play this season to bolster the infield, despite long layoff since 1941, and four players join spring training at Pleasantville New Jersey next week. Cuban arrivals expected for Senators training as early as Monday.
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The Keys of the Kingdom and Other Double Features At Local Theaters
Saturday schedule lists multiple theaters with film titles and showtimes including Paramount The Keys of the Kingdom and The Crime Doctor's Courage, Iowa The Three Caballeros, Winged Victory, Palace The National Barn Dance and Heavenly Days, Rialto Shadows in the Night and California Joe, Times Dragon Seed and Her Primitive Man, Marion The Climax and Girl Rush.
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Garson Enshrined in Madame Tussaud Wax Works
Louella Parsons reports Greer Garson elected to join Madame Tussaud’s London wax works joining Mary Pickford Sara Bernhardt and Eleanora Dusa. War material shortages push MGM to send Mrs Miniver costume for the figure.
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