Four Teams Set for State Tournament Playoff
About 10 000 fans will fill the University of Iowa fieldhouse tonight to watch four teams vie for finals spots in the state high school basketball tournament. Waverly faces Harlan in the opener with Cedar Rapids Franklin meeting Little Hull in the second game.
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L. £. Skelley
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Waverly-Harlan
Western Iowa “Darkhorse
Waverly
Go-Hawks
Matt Brandes
Hull
Franklin Calsbeck
Northwest Iowa
Franklin
Burlington
Navy
Uncle Sam
Marian
Bob Petersen
Gene Bowdlah
Edgar Howa
Jim Strotman
Don Cannery
Harlan Platte
Gene Gettysoo
Dick Leslie
Jack McDowell
Jim Brandes Franklin
Bill Fletcher
Milton Mackle Grant Jennings
LaVerne K'selman
Dick _ Rust
Bill Shuttleworth
Kenneth Faber
George Liddle
Henry van Ma Nen
Purdue Relays Preview Brings Track Record Tempest
At Lafayette AP reports three indoor marks may fall at the Purdue relays the second annual event Hurdles star Buddy Young and Elmer Swanson contend to break the 60 yard low hurdles record while Young eyes the 60 yard dash world mark Also Jack DeField seeks a dirt runway pole vault record as Michigan Illinois and Iowa Preflight supply a strong sprint medley field with notable names like Bob Ufer Leonard Alken Bob Steuber and Tom Judge.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Claude
Buddy” Young
Illinois
Elmer Swanson
Big Ten
Dave Rankin
Roy Cochran
Indiana
Don Olsen
Young
Jack DeField
Minnesota
A.A.U
Earl Meadows
California
Michigan
Iowa
Wolverines
Bob Ufer
Bob Hume
Leonard Alken
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Tom Judge
Purdue Gridders To Tackle Navy In Baltimore Game
Purdue athletic director Guy Mackey announced the 1944 football schedule including a November 18 game against the U. S. Naval Academy in Baltimore. This will be Purdue’s second meeting with Navy, the first having been a 17 to 13 Navy win at Annapolis in 1926. The slate lists games with Great Lakes, Marquette, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Indiana and the Navy clash on November 18 and the Indiana game at home on November 25.
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Lafayette
Ind
Guy Mackey
Purdue University
Boilermakers
U. S. Naval Academy
Baltimore
Purdue
Navy
Annapolis
Mackey
Great Lakes
Marquette
Ilinols
Champaign
Iowa
Town Ty
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Evanston
Indiana
M and J baseball league reorganized for 1944
The M and J baseball league adopted an eight team format for 1944 with T F Fritz McPartland elected president from outside the league industries. Ed Carr Speeder and George Hawkins Iowa Manufacturing named as officers with a March 30 meeting to confirm lineup and schedule.
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M and J
T. F. “Fritz
MccPartland
Iowa
McPartland
Joe Riley
Iowa Manufacturing
Ed Carr
Speeder
George Hawkins
Fred Steuber
Championship Lighters
Charley Herbeck
the Lighters
Ing
Ivan Reid
Arkansas star Dene Nichols treated after accident injury
University of Arkansas basketball star Louis Dene Nichols received penicillin Friday for an infection that followed his right leg amputation from a Sunday night auto accident. Coach E L Norris was killed and player Ben Jones injured during the same crash on the team trip back to Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville, Ark
INS
Louis “Dene” Nichols
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Cage
Fayetteville
E. L. Norris
Ben Jones
Second Weekend Of City Bowling Meet Lists Stars
The second weekend of the city bowling tournament showcases top teams on the Red Crown drives with doubles and singles events on Saturday and shifts through Sunday. Notable entrants include Lincoln Alleys, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Novak Amusement Machines and Niagara Smoke Shop as play begins at 1 PM Saturday, 7 PM teams, and multiple Sunday sessions.
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Lincoln Alleys
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Novak Amusement Machines
Niagara Smoke Shop
Frank Stanek
Lall
A Borgstrom C
Griffith
Monty Wagner
G Joyce
V_ E. White
F Jesina
M. Simitz
E. Montillon
Northrup-Lowe
Schmidt- Fawlor
Harless-Jackson
H. Wage
L. Sawers
R. Borgstrom
C. Griffith
H. Wrisht
M. J Griffin
M Simlitz
H._Montillon
L Sanders
C. Wright
Bob Vesely
Walt Krueger
W Moore
K. Kinsey
L. Spaight
L. Melichar
J. Stroleny
Morgan
R Stafford
Wright
C. Baker
V. Flint
G. Driscoll-Miller
Daviness
G. Stewart
Morgan-Stafford
Crooks
Joe Nemecek
Knouff
W. Kuba
M. McAvoy
Luby
H. Choosky
C Thomas
L. Jakubecc
Rummelsbore
F Ross
F Pachta
W. Heln
Bob Randall
W. Hollingsworth
Joe Aehted
Knouf
W Kuba
L. Ruby
Cc. Moses
C. Zvacek
Tom Stastny
C. Haddy
F Countryman
J Delbridge
J. Krumbholz
O. Krumbholz
R. Bibble
J King
Knowles
Ross Clem
Gilgen
O. Durand
Scott-R. Saub
Keeshin Motors
Collins Radio
C.L
Novak's Amusement Games
Hur‘Mon Beverages
Veterans Foreign Wars Ubles
NDAY
Willis- Wheeler
Stark-Nelson
HH Hutton
H Gipp
W Kopenhaver
H Mack
H. Sivers
A. Nelson
K Wagner
J Lindsey
J Scolaro
Palumbo
High man in Cedar Rapids pistol shoot noted
Aaron Fanton led with 179x200 at the Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol club range on Wednesday. Wes Steele 175x200, George Erbeck 174x200, Cecil Kellum 171x200, Earl Waffle 165x200, and John Montgomery 161x200 followed. Erbeck had the high target score of 86x100.
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Aaron Fanton
Cedar Rapids
Wesley Steele
George Erbeck
Cecil Kellum
Earl Waffle
John Montgomery
Erbeck
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Botany
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