Crowe Named Iowa Grid Boss After Notre Dame Stint
Crowe 41 and father of nine signs a two year contract to coach Iowa football starting April 1. He will name his assistants and work with Harrison in basketball. Crowe will move to Iowa City after securing living quarters.
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Tait Cummins
Iowa City
State Board of Education
Clem Crowe
Notre Dame
Iowa U
Crowe
Fpopsy Harrison
Harrison
Edward P
Madigan
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Hawkeye Post
Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Vince Boryla
Xavier U
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ray Nolting
Nolting
Chicago Bear
Substate Thursday Scores Across Iowa Cities
Results from thursday substate games list scores in Cedar Falls Des Moines Ottumwa Storm Lake and Des Moines venues. Teams include Genesea Keystone Charles City Ventura Joe Moines Muscatine St Marys Spirit Lake Sioux City Central Livermore Ware and others with varied point totals. Friday fixtures feature matchups in Dubuque Waverly Cedar Rapids Des Moines Storm Lake and nearby towns.
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Cedar Falls
Genesea
Keystone
Charles City
Ventura
Des Moines
Joe Moines
Dowling
Dallas Cen
Allande
Redding
Ottumwa
Keswick
Muscatine
St. Mary's
Burlington
Storm Lake
Sioux City
Central
Spirit Lake
Livermore
Ware
Dubuque
Preston
Waverly
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Creston
Gowrile
Ames
Wiota
Newton
Denmark Muscatine
Melrose
Armatrone
Webster City
Newkirk
Bulldogs
St. Mary’s of
Dallas
Atlantic
Trojans
Keith Walker
Drake
Fieldhouse
Des Moines Catholics
Dallas Center
Sioux City Central
Northwest
Geneseo
Comets
Geneseo Triumphs In Cedar Falls Substate Clash
Geneseo bolted to a 52 37 win over Keystone in Cedar Falls as Kenneth Stoakes poured in 24 points and Geneseo used a fast break to seize control after a tight first quarter. Stocker led Keystone with 13 points, but the Tama County squad pulled away by halftime and never relinquished the lead.
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Gazette
Cedar Falls
Geneseo
Kenneth Stoakes
Keystone
Charles City
Tama County
Stocker
Upper Iowa Letter Awards Go To Eight Cagers
Upper Iowa University honored eight basketball players with letters after the season. The group includes Francis Schermer of Hazelton, Marshall McCunniff and John Rechkemmer of Fairbanks, Robert Andrea of Oelwein, Richard Schliepseik of Fayette, Marion Daunbaugh and Robert Clark of Lamont, and Edgar Fratzke of Westgate. Coach LaVinn led a 6 win 9 loss campaign amid a small squad. a banquet celebrated college and high school first teams.
Top Quintets Livewire Plays Fuel Substate Duel
Des Moines AP reports a riveting substate basketball round as Ottumwa and Dowling dodge upsets, while Sioux City Central Atlantic Charles City Keswick Geneseo and Livermore post upsets to reach semifinals. Waverly faces Cedar Falls in Cedar Falls.
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L. E. Skelley
DES Moines
Ottumwa
Dowling
Sioux City Central
Atlantic
Charles City
Keswick
Geneseo
Livermore
Albers Goal Beats Quaker In Gold Ball Tourney Thriller
Armstrong wins 35 33 as Albers sinks a final ten second shot to edge Quaker Oats. Fruehaus tops Cornell 34 32 with two late free throws. LaPlant dominates boards, Collins outruns Walford, Hogie Clark scores for Armstrong, and Hogan shines for Fruehaus. Cornell leads early but Fruehaus seals with key free throws.
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Armstrong
Fruehauf
Y Gym
Albers
Fruehaus
Cornell
LaPlant
Sokol
Collins
Walford
Quaker
Little Hogie Clark
Armstrong Fleet
Lloyd Herwig
Hawkeye
Kirch
Dolan
Hendryx
Feuerbach
Majors Drop All Side-Trip Games On Spring Card
Major league officials propose canceling pre season side trip exhibitions to ease wartime travel burden. Ford Frick and Will Harridge announce plans after meeting Col. J Monroe Johnson and Clark Griffith to rejuggle schedules and limit cross town or camp trips while intra camp games may proceed.
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Washington
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Frick
Washington Senators
Frederick
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Atlantic City
Boston Braves
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Scranton
New Haven
Top Bowlers Start Bids In Tourney
The time schedule for the second weekend of the annual men’s city bowling tournament at Parlor City Recreation Alleys lists star players in singles and doubles events on Saturday and Sunday. Notable lineups include W Krueger, W Moore, H Sorensen, F C Jones, L Plant Choate, and teams such as Collins Radio and Am Legion Parade troopers.
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Parlor City Recreation
Galaxy of Star
W. Krueger
W Moore
Wagner, Joyce
W. Lana- Ghee
Zvacek
H. Sorensen F. C._ Jones
Laalotiog Hardiman
L. Melshee Chas
W. Moore
Warnee S. Joyce
Lana- Chas
H. Soremsen
F. C. Jones
T Jacksone Harriss
J. Lazio
Doc Hardiman
Melsha
Chas
Wright
M Uables
Pmt
L. R
Bandera It
Hage
Huburg
R. Saub
J. Delbridge
Ewaldt
Gus Scolaro
B. Mercer
McGinnis
Dvorak
M. Nelson
Dale
K. Spaight
Kinsey
K. Boggaard
H. Moorhead
R. Sanders
H. H. Wage
R. Hultbure
R. Laub
L. Ewaldt
Mercer
C, McGinnis
S. Dale
Spaight
K. Kinsey
Am. Legion Artillery
Cargill
J. W Bell & Co
Pmm
K. Harmer
Pete Astroskys
H. Pollitz
C. Leopold
D. McGuire
V. Hansen
L. Jandi
F Seichert
M. Haker
Wm. Kuba
C. E. Knouf
Lee Winger
Joe Cacek
White
J. Hradec
J. Scorepa
H. Poliitz
Telpold
F. Seichert
Winituba
E. Knouf-Lee
F Givineas K. QO
Nell
Joe Hradec-J
Scoredr
F Kerres
F. Turdik
Bill Hesse
G. Gardin
John Scolaro
S. Palumbo
L. W. Schrader
Don Mack
Geo. Fleffer
Joe Novotny
Willie Hopne
Tony Novotny
K. Wagner
G. Hawkins
J. Loufek
Singtes
F. Kerres
F. Tyrdik
G. Guordin
J Scolaro
S. Palumio
Don_ Maack
G. Pleffer
W. Hoppe
T Novotny
Beppnrrdercis
Wagner
Loufek
Fruehoufs
Fruehaufs
Windsor Hotel
Eagles No
Mutual
Hawkeye Motor Express
Am. Legion Parade
Colins
Collins Radio
Cronin Brings His Mitt Expects First Base Duty
Joe Cronin in his 20th major league season may become the Red Sox regular first baseman this year. After last year he played 76 games at first, hitting .241 with five homers, and with Lou Finney gone could reach the 100 games mark since 1941. News from camp notes several rosters and signings across MLB teams as spring training unfolds.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Boston
Cronin
Mili
Lou Finney
Tony Lupien
Philadelphia Phillies
Finney
George Metkovich
Yawkeymen
Otis Clark
Vice Johnson
Joe Bowman
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Frank Overmire
Newhouser
Atarts
Luther Knorr
Toronto
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Black
Ed Levy
St. Louis Browns
A Lamacchio
John Miller
Chicago White Sox
Ed Lopat
Chicago Cubs
Roy Hughes
Andy Pofko
George Woodend
Phil Cavaretta
Paul Erickson
Cleveland Indians
Myril Hong
Paul O'Dee
Casey Kroeninger
Ken Ratfensberger
Mitchell
Cherkovich
Gus Mancuso
Philadelphia A
Joe Cicero
Majner
Brooklyn
Luis Olmo
By Baker
St. Paul
Bill Hart
Clyde King
Red Durrett
Max Aderholt
Washington Senators
Jake Powell
Ed Butka
Jim Langley
Boston Clinches Fourth Chance In Cup Playoff
Boston Bruins beat the Chicago Black Hawks 5 to 3 in Chicago to clinch fourth place in the NHL and the last Stanley Cup playoff berth. Detroit Red Wings upset Montreal Canadiens 2 to 1 for second place as standings settled.
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Boston
United Press
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago
Bruins
Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Austrian tennis star George von Metaxa killed on front
The German radio reported in London that George von Metaxa, Austrian tennis star and former Davis Cup player, was killed on the western front.
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London
George von Metaxa
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