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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1946

Page

4

Clinton Trackmen Win Valley Crown in Narrow Meet

Clinton and Davenport river rivals battled to a 45 to 45 tie before Clinton edged Day neport for the Valley crown. Harold Lutz led Clinton with wins in pole vault and strong showings in hurdles and sprints while Wilson's Tom Gaines and relay squads contributed key points. Davenport's Bob Paulsen set a shot put record to highlight a crowded field of top placers across events at IOWA CITY.

Gazette Iowa City Clinton Dayneport River Kings Blue Devils Bill Barnard Wilson Franklin Roosevelt McKinley Davenport Bob Paulsen Rendelman Hayek Blue Devil Paulsen Harold Lutz Sanford Ewert Nolan Ray Yeakle Rough Riders Hamel Hack Freyauf City High Concannon Davenort McDonald Filer Pape Dubuque Priester Dav- Spn Orhaeegenai Gnaines Lutz Aldridge Steffan Holloway Stamp Tupper Anderle Foster Ewart Nichols Iowa City Nelson Flynns Price Cancannon Frank In West Waterloo Miler Gaines Fikers Anderson Town City Yeakle Teeigeetamers Helshi Lutz Clinton Burridge Wolloway Watts Kucera Pians Wilson Brown Wayek Breppen Vogel

TNTs Crush Atomics For Old Timers Crown

The TNT team defeated the YMB Atomics 53 to 19 to win the 1946 Old Timers league championship at the YMCA. Leonard Swanson led the TNT offense with 10 field goals while limiting Hugh Newell to one basket. The TNT fast break, featuring Ben Stephens, Ken Blackman, and George Champlin, broke the Atomics early, building a 13 to 4 first quarter lead and a 39 to 14 edge by the end of the third.

YMB Tnt YMB Atomics Y.M.C.A Leonard Swanson Kenyon College Hugh Newell TNT Iowa Ben Stephens Ken Blackman Minnesota George Champlin Atomics

Man O' War at 29 Remains Agile Amid Gray Coat

Lexington report notes Man O War the grand old man of racing turned 29 with roses and visitors. Will Harbut, longtime helper, had a stroke but recalls the horse’s legend from his 21st birthday to the farm’s fame. Big Red weighs 1300 pounds, still feisty despite greying muzzle and a life rich in 20 wins in 21 races.

Lexington Manl O'War Will Harbut Man O'War Harbut Big Red Bluegrass Kentucky Sam Riddle Riddle O’neill

Canadiens Favored 9-5 For Cup Final Opener

Montreal fans and bookmakers list the Blake Richard Lach line as 9 to 5 favorites for Saturday's opening game of the 1946 Stanley Cup finals against the Boston Bruins. Boston advanced by beating Detroit 4 to 3 in overtime on Don Gallinger's unassisted goal before 13,900 at home.

Montreal Que Canadiens Blake-Richard-Lach Boston Bruins Bruins Beantown Detroit Red Wings Don Gallinger

Beck Team to Drill at Daniels Park Sunday

Beck Junior Legion manager Carl Bachman sets 2:30 p.m. Sunday practice at Daniels Park. Franklin high students who turned 17 by January 1 are eligible to try out for the club.

Carl Bachman Beck Junior Legion Daniels Park Franklin High School

Iowa Girls Reach Title Round in AAU Meet

In St Joseph Missouri AP reports Nashville Goldblumes seek a third straight Women’s National AAU basketball title against Des Moines after both advanced through the semifinals. The Goldblumes defeated Elkin North Carolina Chathams 36 to 10, while Des Moines, the fourth seed, upset Dr Peppers of Little Rock 38 to 23 to reach the final.

St, Joseph Des Moines

Iowa Girls Basketball: Growth and Parental Concerns

An Iowa observer notes girls basketball has flourished nationwide, led by Iowa, but parents express reservations about their daughters playing at high levels. The piece recounts a coach's rising success, parental views, and calls for balanced school activities alongside boys sports.

Male coaches on girls basketball raise concerns

The source quotes a veteran coach recalling a player breakdown on court and argues that many successful girls teams are led by men. Chaperones accompany games, but men run practices and pressure is blamed for harming players. The piece questions women coaches' impact on winning.

Little Ferrier Lead Charlotte Open Field

Lawson Little and Jim Ferrier shot opening rounds of 66 to crack par by six strokes and hold a two stroke edge in the Charlotte Open at Myers Park club. The $7,500 four day tournament began amid rain soaked conditions on the 6,410 yard layout in Charlotte North Carolina.

Charlotte N. C Lawson Little Jim Ferrier Myers Park Club

Oiler Red Cross Benefit Game Goes To Overtime

The 66 oilers edged the New York A.C. 69 to 64 at Madison Square Garden in overtime. Attendance was 6,734 for the Red Cross benefit, raising about $12,000. The four time AAU champions delivered a fine contest despite the sparse crowd.

New York INS Phillips 66 Oilers Madison Square Garden New York A.C Red Cross

Twelve Tiffin Cagers Given Athletic Awards

Tiffin high school held an athletic banquet in the auditorium awarding varsity letters to Sherman Files, Robert Brant, George Ludwig, Leonard Vorel, Robert Shaffer, Dale Hammer, Mildred Walker, Doris Albrecht, Genevieve Ludwig, Beverly Ingham, and Rue Siegling. Superintendent Ludwig reviewed nine years of Tiffin cager records: boys 145 wins 160 losses. girls 67 wins 37 losses. Speakers included Paul Brechler, Tait Cummins, and Al Mitchell.

G. M. Ludwig Sherman Files Robert Brant George Ludwig Leonard Vorel Robert Shaffer Dale Hammer Mildred Walker Doris Albrecht Genevieve Ludwig Beverly Ingham Rue Siegling Paul Brechler U. High Iowa City Tait Cummins Cedar Rapids Gazette al Mitchell Iowa City Press Citizen

Eagles lodge softball meeting urged for Sunday

Manager Glenn Havlik has called a meeting of the Eagles lodge softball players for 10.30 am Sunday at the Eagles clubrooms. All team candidates are urged to attend as the group will discuss plans to enter the Midwest Softball league.

Eagles Lodge Eagles Glenn Havlik

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