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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1944

Page

34

Franklin Reaches State Cage Finals in Upset Drive

Three class A teams Waverly Harlan and Franklin of Cedar Rapids and Hull from class B reached the state interscholastic tournament after dramatic sub-state wins. Franklin upset Burlington 22 20 on a late free throw by Billy ShuttleWorth after a technical foul. Waverly crushed Hampton 41 18, Harlan beat Harcourt 31 30 in overtime, and Hull defeated Storm Lake 43 20. In the semifinal pairings Hull vs Franklin and Waverly vs Harlan at Town City arena.

E. Skelley DES Moines Waverly Harlan Franklin Cedar Rapids Little Hull The Thunderbolts Burlington Tac City Hull Iowa Hampton Harcourt Northwest Storm Lake Town City Billy Shuttle- Worth Go-Hawks Jim Strotman Eugene Bowdish Harlan Platte Northwest Iowa Kids Franklyn Calsbeck University of Town

Marion hosts charity relay carnival with Iowa officials

Four University of Iowa figures join Marion relay event on April 22 as principal officials. Honorary referee Ed ward P. Madigan, Athletic Director E. G. Schroeder, and starter Eric Wilson lead a slate including George Bresnahan and local organizers. Officials anticipate 25 schools entering with extensive track credentials highlighted by Bresnahan and Wilson’s Olympic and Big Ten ties.

Tait Cummins Big Ten Marion Prep University of Iowa Edward P. “Slip” Madigan The Hawk Gridders E. G Dad” Schroeder George Bresnahan Eric Wilson Iowa U Wilson Everett Scherich Marion Fred Winter Moray Eby A. W. Salisbury J. Schwartzentrumber Willys Hulin McKinley School Scherich Salisbury Hulin Orville Rust Clarence Paulson William Barnard Leonard Paulu Bresnahan Seherich George Saling Ed Gordon Iowa Paris

First Meeting of M and J League Slated Thursday

Opening meeting of the year for the M and J league will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Iowa Manufacturing office. Officers will be elected and plans laid for the ensuing season. Secretary George Hawkins urged all team representatives to attend and be ready to outline their plant outlook. Proposed rule changes are set for discussion and other business matters are pending.

Madigan Marion Cedar Rapids Schroeder Craven Shuttleworth Willis Glassgow Scherich Iowa George Hawkins Hopkinton Davenport Hopkinton Boys Delaware County Edgewood Waverly Cedar Falls Hoptown Marcus Supple Bob Lux Bob Burns Bob Littlefield Paul Smith Leonard Gibbs Feee Fletcher Dunlap Raymond Joseph Paul Barrack Art Davis Ovd Burdick

Dodds Sets New Indoor Mile Mark

Galloping Gil Dodds of the Boston A A U shattered the indoor mile record with 4 minutes 0.64 seconds at Bankers Mile, pacing a strong 11-lap race while William Hulse led early. Dodds built a fast second lap and held pace through the half and third quarters to edge the previous mark. Les Eisenhart defended his 1000-yard title for Columbus, and Claude Buddy Young of Illinois won the 40-yard dash.

Chicago Gil Dodds Boston A.A.U Dodds William Hulse Les Eisenhart Columbus Ohio Alfred Daily Manhattan College Ross Hume University of Michigan Claude Buddy” Young University of Illinois

Harrison Holes In One To Lead Charlotte Open

Edward J Dutch Harrison led the $7500 Charlotte Open after two rounds with a two under par 70 to total 136. He eagled a par three at Myers Park and pushed his lead to two over Jay McSpaden who posted 67 71 for 138. Byron Nelson sits third at 140, with Sam Byrd 142 and Craig Wood tied at 143 for the halfway mark.

Charlotte N. C Edward J.dutch Harrison Greensboro Harrison Jay McSpaden Philadelphia Myers Park McSpaden Byron Nelson Toledo Sam Byrd Detroit New York Yankee Craig Wood Mamaroneck N. Y Jimmy Hines Amsterdam

Seahawks Tie Badger Boxers in Iowa City

Iowa City AP Seahawks and Wisconsin wrestled to a 4-4 boxing tie ending Wisconsin's 24-match winning streak. Seahawks led early with three of four wins, then 175-pound John Geary secured a draw, while heavyweight Carl Kulawinski defeated Gonsalo Elizondo. Technical KOs by Wisconsin followed as Buckeyes? The summary notes multiple bouts with decisions and KOs across 120 to heavyweight classes.

Iowa City Iowa Wisconsin Seahawks John Geary Seahawk Glenn Nording Gonsalo Elizonda Carl Kulawinski Badger Walter Freivogel Elmer Fisk Frank Levine Dick Mayagwa Ed Marquardt Ed Lewis Augie Szokolics Bob Hammel Bill Nedderson Guiseppe Cignale Ted Kozuszek Eugene Reynders Jigspound Glen Nording Welkart Kulawinski Gonsalo Elizondo

Cedar Rapids GI unit and a Speeder shovel in action

In this week’s picture of the week Cedar Rapids man Chief Machinist Harley Huff stands beside a Link Belt Speeder shovel after his outfit under Warrant Officer R J Betz bucked 16 inches of rain in seven days to build a landing strip. Betz later became an ensign and returned to the U S for training. The piece notes home front politics, civic awards, and various service news including Marines and Navy assignments, with multiple local names and events.

Cedar Rapids Harley Huff Eleventh Street Huff R. J. Betz Tojo Betz Tokyo U.S Dwight Krumholtz E. F. Moorman George Kosek Frank K. Hahn C. W. Meek Wes Benesh Gilbert Martin Lou Burgus Ed Stefan Leonard Stastny Dave Williams Ben Schreckengast Frank C. Byers George Claassen Congress Anamosa Reformatory Frank Zid Howard Lee Hillsboro Kaw Lelia Griffin F. O. Pershing Keota B. H. Newberry Strawberry Point Lynn Swaney The Elks Lodge P. F. Bezanson Young Mens’ Bureau Dick Carne Salvation Army Advisory Board Harley Bowner Allied Industrial League Young Men’s Bureau Grant Anderson Dick Buresh Helen Wharton Italy Port Stickle Justice Court Lovey Chuck Joss Coe College Grid Air Corps Chuck Benning Ft. Wheeler Cape Girardeau Ollie Marquardt Cedar Rapids Raider Toledo Cape St. Wenceslaus LaVerne Fleagle Army Junior Legion Fleagle Hawaiian Islands Hank Fleagle Naval Hospital Docs Vern Olson Chicago Cubs George Dickey Chicago White Sox Barney McCosky Detroit Tigers Cliff Craig Pearl Harbor Bob Haas Camp Howze Texas John Hallenbeck F. M. Hallenbeck Second Avenue SE Franklin High 410Th Regiment Hallenbeck

Franklin Upsets Burlington 22-20 in Substate Tilt

Franklin high of Cedar Rapids shocked Burlington 22-20 in a late thriller to eliminate the Greyhounds. The Thunderbolts rode a stiff defense to clip the favored foe, ending Burlington’s bid as Williams’ last second basket didn’t count.

Gazette Cro Ue Burlington Franklin High Cedar Rapids Thunderbolts Greyhounds Franklin Railbirds Williams

Dudley DeGroot Named Coach of Redskin Gridders

Washington selects Dudley DeGroot as head coach for the Redskins replacing Dutch Bergman. DeGroot, longtime college mentor, lands a five year contract with a salary described as substantial. His career spans Stanford San Jose State Rochester and Rochester’s T formation era leading Yale Colgate Carnegie Techvictories noted.

Washington INS Dudley S. de Groot Rochester University Washington Redskins Arthur Stanford University San Jose Calif State College Rochester de Groot Yale Colgate Carnegie Tech

White Sox Launch Feud with Cubs in Florida Training

In French Lick Indiana manager Jimmie Dykes ended the dispute over training field use with the Cubs. The White Sox practised with a mile trek to West Baden, five to ten mile hikes each morning, running, calisthenics, and additional conditioning including throwing and pepper games.

French Lick Ind Chicago White Sox Jimmie Dykes Sox Cub Jim Gallagher Cubs White Sox Gallagher West Baden

Montreal trounces New York 11 to 2 in NHL action

In Montreal the Canadiens routed the visiting Rangers 11 2 as Detroit slid past Chicago 10 6 and Boston posted a win in a chaotic table of results.

National Hockey League Montreal Detroit Chicago Boston

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