Notre Dame Iowa grid bill details outline 1945 and 1946 plans
Western conference coaches expected to approve a 1945 schedule of 12 games per team with faculty discussing civilian athlete eligibility. A three year limit on eligibility may replace wartime rules, affecting Bob Westfall and Michigan. Iowa renews Notre Dame rivalry. 1945 and 1946 schedules include key Big Ten contests and notable venue dates.
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Iowa
Chicago
Sucn
Michigan
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Westfall
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Ohio State
South Bend
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Three Hawkeyes in Big Ten Track Competition
Iowa will send a three man team to the Big Ten track meet in Champaign Illinois on Saturday Coach George Bresnahan announced Rex Whitworth will run the 120 yard high hurdles and compete in the high and broad jumps Cecil Brewton Jr Des Moines will enter the high jump and 100 yard dash and may run the 220 yard low hurdles Snyder Maiden Council Bluffs will run the two mile
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INS
University of Iowa
Champaign, Ill
George Bresnahan
Rex Whitworth
Iowa
Cecil Brewton, Jr
Des Moines
Snyder Maiden
Council Bluffs
Nine Action Leagues resume after weather delay at Ellis Park
Softball action resumes tonight at Ellis Park after a weather pause. Sunday night schedule features Major League at 7 15 with Collins Radio vs First Trust and Savings. Open league at 8 15 pairs Armstrongs and the Eagles. Monday night showcases Minor league play and a feature Open game at 8 15 Iowa Steel versus Cherry Burrell.
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Collins Radio
First, Trust and Savings Bank
Armstrongs
the Eagles
Iowa Steel
Cherry-Burrell
Tom Hughes Leads as Only Hawk with Three Letters
Iowa City IA INL reports Tom Hughes from Omaha NE was the sole Hawkeye to win three major letters in 1943 44 for football basketball and baseball. Four others earned two majors and five men earned a major and a minor.
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INL
Tom Hughes
Omaha
Neb
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Hughes
Dave Danner
John Stewart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dick Ives
Diagonal
Jack Spencer
Davenport
Albert Slater
Fort Madison
Sydney Maiden
Council Bluffs
Bill Anderson
West Branch
Bill Sangster
Bob Gildea
Allen McCord
Redbirds Tie For First As Milwaukee Slips In Rain
The Columbus Redbirds moved into a co lead with Milwaukee in the American Association after rain postponed their game with Minneapolis. Milwaukee lost 7-5 to Louisville, surrendering their half game lead. St Paul won 2-0 but lost the nightcap 4-2 at Toledo, while Indianapolis rose from last with 6-5 and 6-1 wins over Kansas City.
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Milwaukee
Redbirds
Minneapolis
Brewers
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis Indians
Kansas City
Minnesota grid star Harold Van Every MIA over Germany
Harold Van Every, 26, former Minnesota fullback for 1937 38 39 teams, is reported missing in action since his fourth bomber mission over Germany May 12. His wife, Mrs Drexel Van Every of Slayton Minnesota, was notified by the War Department. He graduated in 1940 and joined the air corps after Pearl Harbor. He also played on an Army air corps touring team.
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Harold van Every
University of Minnesota
Germany
Drexel van Every
Slayton
Minn
War Department
van Every
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
Army Air Corps
Phillies Pitchers Raffensberger Northey to Undergo Physicals
Pitcher Ken Raffensberger and outfielder Ron Northey of the Phillies are scheduled for service physicals Friday. Reserve catcher Benny Culp passed his navy exam Thursday. Culp, 30, is married with five children and will remain with the squad until called for duty.
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Ken Raffensberger
Southpaw
Ron Northey
Phillies
Benny Culp
Culp
Roosevelt Holds Recognition Day at Roosevelt High School
A recognition day assembly at Roosevelt High School honored students for achievements in sports debate music journalism and marching. Principal Fred Wass presided as awards covered champion basketball team doubles badminton letters and state awards in athletics, music, and journalism.
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Roosevelt High School
Fred Wlass
Arlene Allen
Marjorie Ely
Delores Gross
Carol Schmatt
Bella Kinkenback
Delores Grosf
Nias Hibben
Margaret Lake
Donna Nelson
Joanne Sebern
Betty Watt
Noreen Hiland
Evelyn Comried
Annalou Unzeilig
Marie Neuhaus
Bertha Wienecke
Shirley McConnell
Drake University
David Birch
Fayette, Mo
Leo Martin
Bruce Lane
War Department
Tom Harmon
Bob Clyde
Arno Sindelar
Ray Petrzelka
Tom Freund
Bob Milota
Paul Valliere
James Davenport
Jack Rejsa
Bob Stodola
Earl Yanecek
Duane de Long
Hugo Sindelar
National Rifle Association
Tom Condon
Boone coach named head of industrial arts at St. Louis Park
Don Cole a Boone high school athletic coach and industrial arts teacher has been elected to head the industrial arts department at the high school in St. Louis Park Minnesota a suburb of Minneapolis.
Quakers to Hold Practice Session Saturday
The Quaker Oats baseball club schedules a practice in the M and J league from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday at Daniels Park Diamond under manager Jack Thenhaus.
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Quaker Oats
Daniels Park
Jack Thenhaus
Men in the Service Rank and assignements spread nationwide
Lt Philip D Bramsen has wings as bombardier and navigator at Midland field Texas and visits parents at 1635 Grande avenue SE. Several service members including Robert Wm Stumph on leave in Cedar Rapids. Pvt Darwin H Whitney returns to Camp Forrest after 11 day furlough. Fredric Taylor graduates AAF pilot school at Eagle Pass and earns lieutenant’s commission. Lyle Gunderson promoted to captain in England. James B Forrest Jr returns to Minot ND after visit to Cedar Rapids. Vivian Thomas on 14 day leave from Hunter College. Cpl John D Humiston on 15 day furlough in Cedar Rapids. Cpl Jack Broxey arrives in England. Charles V Anderson promoted to sergeant in Norman OK. Susan Ann stays with grandparents in Cedar Rapids. Clifford Broxey on 14 day leave. George C Koudelka arrives in England. John R Randall on 15 day furlough with sister in Springville. H Richard Lahman transfers to Ryan Field for primary flight. Joe Gessner and wife visit Cedar Rapids and Oelwein. Harold McGowan transferred to Minter Field. Mrs McGowan to join husband in California. James Schollenberger on 30 day leave after 30th mission in Central Pacific. James E Ralston transferred to Foster Field Texas. Frank J Krejci on 10 day furlough. Weldon L Cargin’s name omitted from duty list previously printed.
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Tenth Avenue
New Orleans
Darwin H. Whitney
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Pansy Nicholas
First Street
Chicago
Fredric Taylor
Fred Taylor
Springville
Army Air Forces Pilot School
Eagle Pass
Texas
Lyle Gunderson
Air Corps
Eleanor Gunderson
Norway
England
James B
Bub) Forrest, Jr
Minot
N. D
James B. Forrest
Twelfth Street
Vivian Thomas
Seaman
Hunter College
Bronx
N. Y
Harold Maloney
John D. Humiston
Great Falls
Mont
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Nineteenth Street
Jack Broxey
W C. Broxey
O Avenue
Charles V. Anderson
Marine Corps
Norman
Okla
Charles H. Anderson
N Street
Susan Ann
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Broxey
Camp Polk
W. C. Broxey
Avenue
George C. Koudelka
Vaclav Koudelka
Center Point Road
John R. Randall
Sam Warkman
H. Richard Lahman
A. H. Lahman
Fourteenth Avenue
Santa Ana
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Tucson
Ariz
Joe Gessner
Port Trinidad
Lewis McGowan
Calif, Army Air Base
Minterfield
Bakersfield
Calif
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California
James Schollenberger
Myrl Schollenberger
Los Angeles
J. L. Hartman
Central Pacific
James E. Ralston
Weston Ralston
Bever Avenue
Majorsfield
Greenville
Central Flying Training Command
Foster Field
Ralston
Majors Field
Frank J. Krejci
Camp Roberts
Charles Krejci
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Fort Ord
Wilson denies eavesdropper device exists
Charles E. Wilson, executive vice chairman of the War Production Board, rejected reports of a three mile radius eavesdropping gadget. He said no such device exists and would be unethical to use, challenging claims tied to a Drew Pearson column and a Washington Post editorial.
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Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
Washington Post
Drew Pearson
Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Forrestal
General Electric Company
Roosevelt
Must Have Mental Moral Insight for Peace
Dwight Krumboltz spoke at Cedar Rapids High Twelve luncheon praising soldiers and warning that peace without mental moral and spiritual insight is worse than continued war. He chairs Hanford post American Legion Americanism committee and urged democracy at home in schools churches and politics.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Dwight Krumboltz
Krumboltz
Americanism Committee
Hanford Post
American Legion
Longshoremen Pledge No Strikes Beyond War
Five thousand members of the San Francisco local ILWU CIO approved abandoning strikes not only for the war duration but indefinitely. The decision followed Harry Bridges’ address declaring the strike weapon is overboard, for the war and after.
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International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
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