All-State 1943 Iowa High School Basketball Team Named
The Gazette and 30 Iowa papers announce the 1943 all-state basketball selections. Danner Kochneff and Day head the first team with three Mason City Mohawks players and two Webster City Lynx on the list.
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IDPA
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Wendall Woodall
John Hol
Walt Kochneff
Don Schweizer
Lawrence Day
Gene Baker
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Iowa Daily Press Association
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Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Sioux City
Little Wiota
Mason City
Mohawks
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Oskaloosa
Lester
Trinity
Harlan
Grundy Center
Sioux Center
Diagonal
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Magnusson
Jim Harland
Cedar Falls
Iowa
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Bruce Matthews
Oskaloosa Herald
John Berkebile
Burlington
Day Brothers
Sheehan
Muhl
Fort Dodge
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Schilder
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Rae
Dowling
Des Moines
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Red Oak
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Bernatz
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Chariton
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Williams
Lyons
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Washington
Pender
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Sapp
Nevada
Shimons
Sacred Heart
Pocahontas
Schmidt
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Schulz
Davenport
Tehel
Postville
Dave Danner
Starson
Schoi
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Soap
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Ieader
Wendell Weedall
Goa
Sche Holmen
Loran ‘Pee Weer
Army
Walt Rechnefl
Muscatine
Navy
den Schweicer
Streight
Lawrence Dar
Wasen City
Iain
Gen Baker
Mississippi
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Jack Leibsen
B. Gilligan
Trin
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Max Bacon
Tee Fee
Leroy Thoren
Straatsma
Dick Ives
Eweeee
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Chas. McMurray
Web. C
Dave Wiliams
Ottumwa
Giants Seach for First Baseman Amid Infield Ailments
In Lakewood New Jersey the New York Giants scramble for a capable first baseman as Mel Ott battles infield injuries. Johnny Mice out for navy duty and Billy Jurges sidelined to Johns Hopkins Hospital after a knee injury complicate plans. Sampson and Musial noted in field duties as others shuffled positions. Tigers struggle in Evansville Indiana with Hal White missing games and Murray Hewitt arriving to bolster staff before travel.
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Lakewood
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Orengo
Giants
Johnny Mice
Navy
Billy Jurges
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Kknee Mice
ss & S@aman
St. Louis
Jurges
Senator Roster Complete at Park
Washington Senators expect to shed final 1943 salary issue Friday as infielder Gerry Priddy joins camp with First Baseman Mickey Vernon. Priddy, the only salary holdout, wired President Clark Griffith that he would arrive soon to discuss terms.
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Washingtonators
Gerry Priddy
Mickey Vernon
Priddy
Clarkriffith
Castoff Yankees and Ex-Brooklyn Aiding Braves
Wallingford Conn UP former Yankee pitcher Bob Gomez and ex-Brooklyn player George Jeffcoat showed strong pitching as the Boston Braves prepared indoors Thursday aiming to improve on their 1942 59 win 78 loss NL record.
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Wallingford. Conn
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Bob Lefty Gomez
George Jeffcoat
Braves
Phillies and Yankees settle trade amid spring training chatter
In Hershey Pennsylvania the Phillies and Yankees resolved a dispute over Al Gettei and El Levy with a cash bundle for Nick Etien as both clubs fortify rosters for the season. Owner Bill Cox and Ed Barrow brokered the settlement as new players loom in spring drills.
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Hershey. Pa
Philadelphia Phillies
New York
Bill Cox
Phillies
Dent Ed Barrow
Yankees
al Gettei
el Levy
Cardinal Infield Intact for 1943 pennant race
The St Louis Cardinals enter the 1943 National League pennant chase with their infield lineup set as veteran stars tout key positions. Johnny Hopp will handle first base with Jimmy Brown at second, Marty Martin at short, and Whitey Kurowski at third, backed by Walker in the outfield and starting pitcher.
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Cardinal
Cairo
St Louis Cardinals
H Stanisia
Walker
Johnny Hopp
Jimmy Brown
Martin Marton
Whitey Kurowski
Heath silent as Indians practice amid lineup uncertainty
In Cleveland with the Indians unsure on Heath and Peckinpaugh status, manager Lou Boudreau holds batting practice as the squad prepares for Thursday's inter squad game. A 1941 .340 hitter absence and missing updates leave lineup questions unresolved.
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Jeff
Lapa
Heath
Veland Indians
Roger Peckinpau
Lou Boudreau
Lindell Moved To Outfield By McCarthy As Etten Dispute Ends
Joe McCarthy shifts Lindell from first base to the outfield after a dispute with the Phillies over Nick Etten. Lindell had been used at first, but the issue with Etten led to the position change.
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Lindell
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Johnny Lindell
Philadelphia Phillies
Nick
Dodgers Sign Balngern and Bow Nets Buck Newsom
Fragmented report notes Dodgers sign Balngern and Buck Newsom as talks extend into Thursday. Mentions Brooklin and Liord Waner with unclear plans and price terms. Brewers or Doane Durham connections appear in Mont League context.
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Dodgers
Balngern
Bear Mountat
Buck Newsom
Brooklin
Fricey
Liord Waner
Inferne ‘Nt
Ne ‘Doane
Durham
Mont League
Red Line P Settler in Bloomington Local Notes
Disjointed local notes from Bloomington Indiana mention figures like Bilil McKechnie and Eddie Miller amid baseball field references. The fragment references regulars, a catching position by Al Lakeman, and names such as Frank Kelleher and Mex Marshall, without a clear event or outcome.
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Bloomington
Ind
Tamale Prey
Eddie Miller
Bert
Qeatfield
Frank Kelleher
Mike McC
Mex Marshall
al Lakeman
Bobby Cruikshank Captures North-South Open Golf Title
Bobby Cruickshank, 48, from Richmond Virginia, won the North-South open golf championship at Pinehurst after overcoming a one-stroke deficit. He finished with a 72-hole total of 292 four over par, winning a $2,000 purse in war bonds. Joe Kirkwood was one stroke behind with 293 to take $350.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Cruickshank
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Pimlico May Race Meet Could Add Five Days
Baltimore officials indicated a five day extension to the spring Pimlico meet would be approved boosting total racing to 20 days. Track executives said the extra days could aid war charities through increased wagering and events.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
War Charities
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