Second IDPA All-State Cage Lineup On Par With First
The Gazette and 30 Iowa papers present the 1943 second all state high school basketball team. Seniors lead with Fort Dodge Mason City Ottumwa Council Bluffs Oskaloosa and Cedar Rapids among others. Standouts include Floyd Magnusson Chuck Taylor Jim Strotman Danny Sheehan Ferris Seibert Bob Fee and Jack Leibsen with strong scoring defense and leadership noted throughout.
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The
Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Jim Strotman
Waverly de Moines
IDPA
Strotman
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Ottuman
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Oskaloosa
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Lester
Floyd Magnusson
Loran Day
John Holmen
Northwestern
Army
Chuck Taylor
Ottumwa
Bulldogs
Iowa
Waverly
Charles City
Nevada
Danny Sheehan
Army Air Force Guard
Ferris Seibert
Armed Service
Bob Fee
Jack Leibsen
Glee Club
the Gazette
Ella Quillen Sets New Record At AAU Tank Meet in Iowa
Sergeant Ella Quillen of WAAC won the 60-yard breaststroke at the Iowa AAU swimming championships in Cedar Falls with a record time of 0.748 seconds, beating Cedar Falls’ Helen Madsen. Also noted are Lieut. Frank Halvecek’s 120-yard breaststroke win and Dorothy Collins taking the girls 14 and under 30-yard freestyle. Zoe Ann Olson, Peggy Culhane, and Iowa Teachers’ 12-woman synchronized team are mentioned in related events.
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Cedar Falls
INS
Ella Quillen
WAAC
Iowa A.A.U
Portland
Ore
Helen Madsen
A.A
Quillen
Cedar Alls
Frank Halvecek
Navy
Iowa City
Dorothy Collins
Des Moines
Zoe Ann Olson
LaPorte City
Peggy Culhane
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Olson
Iowa
Barney Ross Promoted to Sergeant in Navy
Washington (UP) Barney Moss former boxing champion and Guadalcanal hero has been promoted from corporal to sergeant, the Navy Department announced Friday.
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Fashington
Barney Moss
Marine Corps
Navy Department
University drops spring football drill plans
Des Moines AP reports the university’s athletic panel chair Scott Roy announced Friday that football spring drills have been dropped. J Green stressed the move does not indicate a discontinuation of football.
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DES. Moines
Scott Row
Athletic Paneil
J. Green
Plenty Potatoes At Jamaica Race Track
Jamaica race track plans a large victory garden including a three acre potato patch infield and even to plow the parking field. The feature mentions horse players and farming plans tied to the track in New York.
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New York
Jamaica
Jam St Clair
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Sam Friedman Fort
Abe Elkins
Johnny Greco
Greco
Johnny Price
Ray Puig
Payne Whitney
Wisconsin Boxers A Cinch to Repeat
Wisconsin boxing team advances to finals as seven Badgers reach the title bouts following a semifinal sweep before about 9,000 fans. Don Miller upsets Penn State favorite Billy Richards in the 155 pound class to pace the victory.
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Madison
Wis
WNS
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Wisconsin
Badger
Toledo Favored in Garden Tournament
New York INS reports a capacity Madison Square Garden crowd for two NIT semi finals. Toledo, the favorite, faces Washington and Jefferson while St Johns plays Fordham in the other semi. Final and third place games are set for next Monday.
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New York
INS
Madison Square Garden
Toledo
Washington and
Jefferson
St. Johns
Fordham
New York City
Training Camp Briefs From Evansville to Asbury Park
Evansville reports Detroit and Chicago open Red Flannel league season with Virgil Trucks and Paul Trout on the mound for the Tigers. White Sox boss Jimmy Dykes fields three rookies Gordon Maltzberger Fiord Speer Donald Hnanski. Browns boss Luke Sewell praises conditioning in Cape Girardeau as weather stops intra squad play. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy cites lack of players and plans no intra squad games.
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Evansville
Indapi
Detroit
Chicago
Virgil Trucks
Paul Trout
Steve O'Neal
Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Gordon Maltzberger
Fiord Speer
Donald Hnanski
Sewell
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Boss
Asbury Park
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Giants Camp Preview and Pitching Plans Highlight Jersey City Meet
Lakewood reports veteran catcher and new Jersey City Giants manager Gabby Tartnett wore a New York Giant uniform to shed pounds ahead of the Little Giants arrival on Monday. Rube Pischer, Bob Coombs, Harry Feldman and Johnny Whittle are slated to pitch in Saturday’s camp game.
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Lakewood
Gabby Tartnett
Jersey City Giants
New York Giant
Little Giants
Rube Pischer
Bobby Coombs
Harry Feldman
Johnny Whittle
Durocher Hails Waner as Dodgers Eye Outfield Upgrade
Manager Leo Durocher and scout Ted McGrew praise Paul Waner the 40 year old newcomer. They expect the veteran to compete for a Dodgers outfield spot and perhaps hit around 380 this season. They note Waner was released by Boston this winter and could bolster Brooklyn’s lineup at Bear Mountain.
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Nurocher
Waner
Bear Mountain
Leo Durocher
Ted McGrew
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Waner
Dodger
Paul Nit
McGrew
Boston Prayer
Ingwersen named head coach of navy preflight school
Chapel Hill NC AP Lieut Commander Burton Ingwersen named new head coach of the Navy preflight school succeeding Lieut Commander Jim Crowley. Ingwersen a Northwestern line coach and former Town head coach brings a varied football career from Illinois Town LSU and Northwestern plus two former Town players now navy lieutenants in preflight programs.
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Chapel Hill
Burton Ingwersen
Northwestern
Town
Navy
Jim Crowley
Continental
United States
Ingenersen
University of Illinois
University of Town
Louisiana State University
Denny Myers
Boston College
E. W “Spike” Nelson
Yale
Myers
Nelson
St Mary’s
Risko Discharged From Army En Route to Ohio
Former heavyweight Johnny Risko, 40, discharged under the over-age rule, left Camp Davis North Carolina by train for Lorain Ohio to take a defense job. Risko served nearly a year as an Army private after retiring from boxing in 1937 following about 350 bouts as the "Cleveland rubber man."
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Camp Davis
Johnny Risko
Loraine
Ohio
Law Risko
Cleveland
Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities
Private Johnny Greco wins in Montreal while Gus Morazio loses in Philadelphia. Joe Raksl outpoints W Wilkes-Barre in a separate bout. Voune Kid Robinson stops Nick Kurisch in Philadelphia, and Sal Bartolo fights in Boston amid a suspension for Joe Archibald.
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New York
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Clea Shans
Los Angeles
Washington
Joe Raksl
W. Wilkes- Barre
Gus Morazio
Philadelphia
Davenport Girls Retain AAU Cage Tourney Honors
Davenport's American Institute of Commerce team won the national AAU women's basketball title with a 41-31 victory over rivals American Institute of Business Des Moines in the fifteenth annual tournament. Frances Stansberry of Davenport led the pace after halftime. All-American selections include Stansberry Haas Wells Joura Link Moneymaker Crowell Voyce Meyer Fitznwater Zinn with Davenport and Des Moines players honored.
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ST Joseph
American Institute of Commerce of
Davenport
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Lenox Llam
Little Rock Motor Coaches
Iowa
Lenox
Inez Voyce
Viola Meyer
Mary Fitnzwater
Phyllis Zinn
Greco Dominates Cleo Shans In Madison Square Garden
Pvt. Johnny Greco of Canada defeated Cleo Shans in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. The Montreal Italian won more clearly than in their February meeting, flooring Shans and winning 9 rounds to 1 on the United Press scorecard as 15,011 fans watched a $47,214 gate.
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New York
Johnny Greco
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Greco
Shans
Montreal
Rickard
United Press
Texas Defeats Huskies in Western Regional NCAA Final
Texas Longhorns rallied from seven down in the second half to beat Washington University Huskies 59 to 55 in the Western regional NCAA games. Texas advances to meet Wyoming in the Western final after Wyoming rolled past its semifinal opponent 53 to 50.
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Kansas City
INS
Texas Longhorns
Washington University Huskies
Texans
Washington
Longhorns
Texas
Wyoming
Wyoming University
Oklahoma Sooners Lead Slips in Wyoming Game
The Sooners carried a 25 to 22 halftime edge over Wyoming but failed to keep the advantage as Gerald contributed to a late rally.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Wyoming
Gerald
Amended Articles of Incorporation for Towa Electric Light and Power
Notice of March 4 1943 amendment in Iowa Secretary of State records. It updates Articles IV and V to redefine capital stock 160379 shares with 108834 common stock and 51545 preferred stock, par 100 dollars, and outlines voting rights and dividend rules for preferred and common shares. It also details conditions for issuing series, redemption, conversion, and distribution of assets on dissolution.
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1OWA Electric Light and Power Company
Towa Electric Light and Power
Iowa
Board of Directors
Inns of Town
State of
G. S. Woodward
Tucker Leaves Game With Foul Trouble
The all Big Six center Tucker departed early after picking up a foul as the Oklahoma Sooners relied on his leadership and scoring punch during the contest.
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Tucker
Sooners
Greg Rice Breaks Own World Two Mile Mark
Greg Rice, at the Knights of Columbus games in Cleveland, broke his own indoor world two mile mark with 8 minutes 5 seconds, finishing ahead of Dave Williams and Glen Masten. He hopes to face Gunder Haegg outdoors this summer. Herb Thompson set a new indoor 45 yard dash record at 48 seconds. Dodds and Karver ran notable miles and distances in the meet.
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Notre Dame
Gunder Haegg
Herb Thompson
Cleveland
Greg Rice
Haegg
Rice
Chicago
Dave Williams
Georgetown
Williams
Glen Masten
Colgate
Masten
Buckeye Tankers Loom as Winners In NCAA Field
Ohio State leads after six events at the 20th NCAA swimming championships in Columbus as Michigan trails. Henry Kozlowski of Northwestern set a 50 yard freestyle world record while Harry Holliday and Marcus Follansbee helped OSU and Michigan break NCAA marks in medley and backstroke events. John Patten anchored a Michigan three man medley to top Ohio State by a margin in the 300 yard event.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Michigan
Henry Kozlowski
Northwestern University
Ohio
John Patten
J Einbinder
Holliday
Articles of Incorporation Amendments and Meeting Provisions
The document outlines amendments to capital stock provisions and voting requirements for changes to preferred stock. It specifies powers of the board of directors, notice and quorum rules for stockholders meetings, and details on election and duties of directors and officers. It also covers executive committee authority, corporate duration, and dissolution methods with stockholder vote thresholds.
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Meriine
William G Dows
Tsanec B Smith
M W
Houser
Robert T Safely
Robert 5
Cook W
J Morrison Sutherland Dows
William Thaw Lamb Severn
E M Pinney
John Apena
John Hamilton
C. S Woodward
Board of Directors
Isaac R Smith
John A Reed
Woodward
S C Dows
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Paccative Committee
Board of File Rectors
Unig
Drake Letterwinners Include Bill Evans
Bill Evans a former Nevada high school star and five Drake freshmen won varsity letters for the 1942-43 basketball season. Also earning letters were Gene Ullrich Gerry Dirksen Bob Zirbel Joe Sam and two sophomores Lyle Naylor and Warren Scott.
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DES Moines
INS
Bill Evans
Nevada
Drake University
Gene Ullrich
Lansing
Ili
Gerry Dirksen
Freeport
Bob Zirbel
Joe Sam
Gary
Lyle Naylor
Webster City
Warren Scott
Chicago Heights
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Warness
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Burt Ingwersen
Risko
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