City High LeMars Reach Final In Iowa State Tourney
Iowa City and LeMars advanced to the state championship after narrow semifinal wins. LeMars topped Waverly 35 29 while Iowa City edged Danbury 25 24 in front of about 11 500 fans as Freeman led City High with key scores and late defense.
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Roy McHugh
Iowa City
Skyscrapers
Iowa
LeMars
Giants
Waverly
Danbury
Bulldogs
Western Iowa
East High
Sioux City
Ames
Bob Freeman
City High
Little Hawks
Jim van Duesen
Tuttle
Freeman
Danbury battles LeMars and City High in tough Iowa tourney
In a double bill Danbury pushed City High to the limit while LeMars edged Waverly 35 29. Danbury veterans Barry and Reicks fouled out late as LeMars relied on Dick Carey and Wilhelmi to pace the Bulldogs. Waverly led early then faded, and Danbury’s late foul shooting cost them a potential upset.
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Waverly
Sioux City
City High
Huff and Puff
Danbury
Bob Freeman
Freeman
Jimmy van Duesen
Gene Hettrick
LeMars
Sylvester Wilhelms
Dick Carey
Bill Haas
Eldon Clement
Don Johnson
Bulldogs
van Duesen
Hettrick
Sonny Dean
Jim Sangster
Bob Beals
Joe Crowe
Bob Krall
Iowa City
Krall
Little Hawks
Hawklers
Jack Barry
Dick Reicks
Go-Hawks
le Mars
Wilhelmi
New Team Leaders in ABC Post 2892 Series
The Latin Quarter team of Elizabeth New Jersey moved into first place in the five man standings at the American Bowling Congress world championship tournament with a 2892 series Saturday in Buffalo New York Four errors in the last two frames prevented the team from posting the first 3000 series of the meet
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Buffalo
N. Y
Elizabeth
Fruehauf M J League Team To Meet Sunday
A meeting of all candidates for the Fruehauf team in the M J baseball league is set for 1 p m Sunday at the Fruehauf plant. Plans for the season and practice sessions will be discussed and arranged.
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Fruehauf
M-J Baseball League
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County 1946
Notice announces that on March 22 1946 Fred W N red W Hang was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Ella Kolsrud deceased Linn County Iowa. Creditors and claimants are directed to file or pay debts with the clerk of Linn County District Court and the administrator.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Ella Kolsrud
Iowa
Fred W. Ni Tred W. Hang
Phillips Oilers in AAU Cage Finals
In Denver San Diego Dons led by Jim Pollard prepare to face Phillips 66 Oilers in the National AAU basketball final. Dons upset Denver Ambrose 46-42 after a close fourth quarter, while Oilers beat 20th Century Fox 43-36 in the semifinals as Milo Komenich scored ten for Hollywooders.
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Denver
INS
San Diego Dons
Jim Pollard
Phillips 66
Oilers
Dons
Denver Ambrose
20Th- Century-Fox
Milo Komenich
Wyoming
Hollywooders
Bartlesville
Michigan Trackmen Defend Purdue Relays Title
Michigan Trackmen Aiming to defend the university division crown at the Purdue relays in Lafayette Indiana on Saturday Ten teams from six states contest the title Michigan enters with 22 competitors the largest in the university division De Pauw leads the college division with 29 entrants Illinois led by Herb McKenley also features for strong relay entries Individual titles expected from Kenneth Wiesner Bob Phelps and Bill Bangert with defending hopes for the Wolverines and rival clubs across the field
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Lafayette
Ind
University of Michigan
Purdue
de Pauw
Butler
Illinois
Wolverines
Illini
Herb McKenley
Kenneth Wiesner
Marquette
Bob Phelps
Bill Bangert
Lynd and Austin Reach Minnesota Tourney Final
In Minneapolis Lynd upset Stillwater 46 to 39 to reach the state final. Austin earlier beat Mountain Lake 38 to 31 to set the title matchup for Saturday night.
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Minneapolis
Tiny Lynd
Stillwater
Lynd
Austin
Mountain Lake
Concrete Materials and Construction Company Formed in Iowa
Incorporation notice for Concrete Materials and Construction Company under Iowa law. Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa, authorized capital of 1,000,000 dollars in 10,000 shares of 100 dollars par. Business to mine and sell sand gravel stone and other materials. real estate and construction contracts. board of 4 to 7 directors. Initial directors named. business to commence January 1, 1946, for 20-year term.
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Concrete Materials and Construction Company
State of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Directors
Executive Council of
H. D. Bellamy
Sidney P Moore
F. E. Bellamy
K. Kinsey
Leonard Spaight
Vernon H. Mussman
R. H. Neighbor
Sidney P. Moore
FE. Bellamy
K. K. Kinsey
Isargent, Spangler & Hines
State Tutors Threaten in Mat Tourney
STILLWATER Okla AP Five schools threaten Oklahoma A and Ms hold on the NCAA wrestling crown as semifinals open at the association s first mat tournament since 1942. Semifinals are set for eight weights with finals and consolations tonight. The Aggies send six into the semifinals but three advance by byes. Town State Teachers Cedar Falls Iowa moves four to the semis with clear victories. Michigan State Indiana Illinois and Michigan also have multiple entries. Semifinal matchups span 121 to heavyweight action featuring Loyd Arms and others.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Town State
Cedar Falls
Russell Bush
William Koll
Cecil Mott
Gerald Leeman
Michigan State
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Loyd Arms
George Bolas
Ohio State
World Record Tied at Cleveland Knights Track Meet
In Cleveland the sixth annual Knights of Columbus track meet saw three favorites upset. Edward Conwell tied the world record in the 45-yard dash at 47 seconds, while Harrison Dilliard swept two events and Bayonne High School relays set a meet mark in the mile. William Mihalo set a meet record in the one mile walk.
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Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland Arena
William McGuire, Jr
New York
Fred Sickinger
Manhattan College
Harrison Dilliard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ed Dugger
Dayton
Dilliard
Claude
Buddy” Young
Illinois
Army
Edward Conwell
New York Shore A. C
Bayonne
William J. Mihalo
Thompson Products A.A
Detroit
Herman Barron Leads Greensboro Open After Round One
Herman Barron, veteran White Plains pro, anchored the Greensboro open with a four under par 68 to lead by two strokes after the first round of the $7,500 event in Greensboro North Carolina. Jim Ferrier followed with 68 as eight players were tied at 69 and Sam Snead stood even with four others.
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Greensboro
N. C
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Trainer Tom Smith Appeals Court Decision
New York reporters say attorney for Tom Smith suspended trainer of the Maine Chance farm will appeal a supreme court ruling denying a stay of execution of the jockey club revocation of his license. The license was revoked after a stable foreman allegedly used ephedrine with a nasal spray on Magnific Duel before a Jamaica race on November 1, 1945.
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New York
INS
Tom Smith
Maine Chance Farm
Supreme Court
Smith
Jockey Club
Jamaica
Anamosa Pub Cagers Take Two Wins This Week
Anamosa Pub cagers posted two victories this week. They defeated Cedar Rapids South Siders 69 to 23 and beat Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus 34 to 27. Shorty Larson led scoring in both games.
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Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
South Siders
Anammosa
California Bears Meet Oklahoma A&M For NCAA Final
Pacific coast champion California Bears face seven foot Bob Kurland and the Oklahoma A and M Aggies in the NCAA western regional final in Kansas City. California beat Colorado 50 44 while Kurland led Baylor 44 29 to set up the title tilt with the eastern champion in New York next Tuesday.
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Kansas City
California Bears
Fall Boy
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A
M. Aggies
N.C.A
Iracas
Ohio State
North Carolina
New York
Aggies
Kurland
Elmore Morgenthaler
New Mexico School of Mines
Baylor
California
Pacific Coast Kings
Andy Wolfe
Colorado
Exhibition Baseball Results From Associated Press
Exhibition games feature multiple line scores across teams. St Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Cleveland Detroit New York Kansas City Seattle Chicago compete in varied outcomes, with scores ranging near six to thirteen runs.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
N. York
Kansas City
Chicago
Seattle
Weekend Theaters Offer Road to Utopia and Classic Films
Feature Time lists Saturday showings across venues Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand Marion. Top-billed titles include Road to Utopia Abilene Town Meet Me on Broadway Salome Where She Danced and San Fernando Valley with noir and short subjects scheduled throughout the afternoon and evening.
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Paramount
Utopia
Iowa
Boston
Blackie
Abilene
Strand
San Fernando Valley
Marion
St. Mary’s
Truman, Wallace to speak at Jackson Day dinner broadcast
Radio notes list Truman and Wallace appearances at the Democratic Jackson Day dinner in Washington with broadcasts on NBC and MBS. A separate April 15 program titled Where Do We Stand in Japan features government dignitaries. Also coverage of a boys basketball tournament, musical acts, and Edwards Truth or Consequences sixth anniversary special outlined.
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Truman
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
NBC
WMAQ
MBS
WGN
ABC
Pan-American Union
State Department
Japan
Nbcwmaq
George Atcheson
George Shulgen
Civil Affairs Committee
The
War Department
William S Knowland
California
Alph Edwards
Edwards
George Montgomery
Dinah Shore
Jack Benny
Rochester
Eddie Cantor
Rudy Vallee
Phil Harris
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule March 23 1946
Hour by hour listings for WENR WHO KXEL WMT and others on Saturday March 23 1946. Programs include News Dances Dramas Game shows music and general entertainment from 6 pm to 11 pm with hosts and station changes noted. Among featured items are The Life of Riley Invader Carnival and Farm Report plus Truman news and Chicago theater.
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WMT
Helen Haye
WGN
KXEL
Dick Haymen
Riley
WGN Farm
Pam
Headliners and Schedule Highlights
Radio lineup lists Headliners Tonight and Dick Haymes on WMT at 6:30. Programs include Foreign Policy on WMAQ at 6:00 and Leave to Girls on WGN at 8:00. Basketball on WSUI WMT at 8:30 and Truman coverage on WGN and WMAQ at 8:45.
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Flolen Hayes
WMT
Dick Haymes
Riley
WGN
WSUIL
WBBM
Truman
WMAQ
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Cage
Clinton
Dean
Danbury Tires
Dottie Ireland
Maroons
George Schuyler
Skip Sexton
Elton Tuttle
Sten
Danbury En Fe
Barry
Reichs
Crowe
OlBrady
van Duesense
Swancer
Sangster
Reicha
Schuyler
Biggies
Clement
Platte
Wilhelmif
Kromer
Johnson
Gene
Carey
Laube
Hans
Brandt
Thompson
O O Strotman
Haas
Little Danbury
Thunder
Hawks
Reicks
Danburys
Wayne Beery
Woodbury
Howard Millard
Decatur
Iowa U
Millard
Oskaloosa
Wawkeye Cage
Jack Spencer
Davenport
Woodbury County
Gazette Photo
Allan Wendler
Anamosa Pub
Big Dagut
Crosby Bergman
Leo Pas Carey
Henry Tremblechin
Giltedge
Hhuamsi
Harry M
Kirtland
Pequot Av
New London, Conn
Oklahoma Aggies
the Gazette
Palace
Salome
Rialto
Pttve, Gee
Taven Niel
Bing de Rose
Tooth
Kencis
Ovorak
Atc
Deri
Rades
Nadine Subotnik
WSUI
Peeede
Ick Haymes
Cbswmt
Helen Forrest
Gordon Jenkins
Ts Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
Queen's University
Kingston
HE Women's National Radio Committee
Peeres
Deanna Durbin
Charles Laughton
Fanchot Tone
Stanley Ridges
Donald Meek
Helen Broderick
Boston Blackie
Chester Morris
Lynn Merrick
Danceland
Bob Welty
Waterloo
Jdvowy Smith
America
Eddie Howard
Aragon
WENR
WHO
Parada
WMT Red Cross
Sam
Kxel Nazarenes
Henry Taylor
WGN A. Kassel
Dana Andrews
Jeanne Crain
Mary Martin
Dick Powell In “True TO Life
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
George White
Leon Errol In
Papa
Times Theater
Roy Rogers
Trigger
San Fernando Valle
Dale Evans
Jean Porter
Bob Nolan
Sons of the Pioneers
Rosse the Riveter
Jane Frazee
Frank Albertson
Vera Vague
Smart Guy
Owen
Evelyn Keyes
Wilde
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