Nebraska Stuns Kansas 27-13 in Homecoming Thriller
Nebraska ends a five game skid by defeating Kansas 27 to 13 before 15 000 fans in Lincoln. Phil Young starred with a 62 yard run and two short plunges while Art Bauer and Dave Schmidt contributed on defense and offense helping Nebraska surge ahead in the fourth period.
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Dy Gaylord P
Godwin Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
Dave Schmidt
Yale
Nion Pumphrey
Loui
Dick Bertuzzi
Frank Pattee
George Gear
Pumphrey
Young
Bill Sloan
Art Bauer
Pattee
Sloan
Cletus Fischer
Moore Sloan
Bunker LE ‘ Schmidt
Burt Lorenz
E. Dickerson Costello
Langford Loy
Burke Bedlacek
R. Moore Behnender
Conroy Fischer
Pattie Sixon
Marxmilier
Collins
Fischer
G. Moore
Schmidt
Gear Young
Armatrone
Dyorsk
Chase
Jarrett
Wilson
Burch
Channel
Gove
Bader
Day Tenter
Hird
Gear
Harmon
Morton
Green
Jervis
Korte
Botlers
Williams
Wheemers
Ruards
Johnson
Lipps
Bauer
Robinson
Dwight Re
Chandler Names Ruel His Asst
Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler named Herold Muddy Ruel Chicago White Sox coach as special assistant. Ruel succeeds Leslie M O'Connor who resigns December 15 to become White Sox vice president. The appointment awaits approval by league presidents Frick and Harridge and major league clubs.
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Chicago
A. B “Happy” Chandler
Herold
Muddy” Ruel
Chicago White Sox
Ruel
Leslie M O'Connor
White Sox
Bues
St. Louis Browns
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Harridge
Chandler
Walker Cagers Minus Three 1945 Regulars
Walker high school basketball team loses three regulars from last year but returns veterans Richard Rainville Robert Grutman and Ralph OConnell. Additional players out for the squad include Norman Winn John Sullivan Ivan Chester Donald Brecht George Brecht Raymond Dvorak Weldon Gallup Paul Merritt Glenn Freeman Jerry Meade Rex Stick Melvin Thompson Ed Chester and Eugene Morris.
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Walker
Richard Rainville
Robert Grutman
Ralph O'Connell
Norman Winn
John Sullivan
Ivan Chester
Donald Brecht
George Brecht
Raymond Dvorak
Weldon Gallup
Paul Merritt
Glenn Freeman
Jerry Meade
Rex Stick
Melvin Thompson
Ed Chester
Eugene Morris
Michigan Drives Ahead as Buckeye Rally Fails in Big Ten Tilt
Michigan built a 14 point lead before Ohio State mounted a late surge in the second half. Teninga scored on a 3 yard run after a 17 yard rush setup, Ed McNeill and Warren Bentz connected on a 44 yard pass for a late score, and Michigan outgained Minnesota 261 rushing and 131 passing yards. Ohio State battled Northwestern and led late as Cline scored twice and Schnittker added a field goal, but the summary notes a Buckeye rally that fell short in the final period, keeping OSU in the Big Ten race.
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Johns
Iowa
Wisconsin
Jerry Niles
Hawks
Indiana
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
Michigan
Teninga
Callahan
Bob Fitch
Gophers
Don Robinson
LY Johnson
Yerees
Welsenburger
Bentz
Nussbaumer
Callahan T
Johnson
Lundin
Marcotte
Carley Ferm
Jackies
Burt
Olsonoski
Day
Pulver
Kutscheld
Sullivan Kissel
Shearer
Bruhn
Lundquist
Williams
Kasper
Menley
Ford
Brunsting
McNeill
Jackles
Derreth Peasnaw
Pratt
Smith
Liital Soableski
Momsen Hocks
Hutter Dworsky Fonde
Elliott
Robinson
Hentz
Muelder
Chiames
Daugherty
Schnittker
Ohio
Ohio State
Bucks
Northwestern
Pas
Morris LE Steinberg Homann
Thomas Schuetz
LG McGinnis Miller
C Lininger
Amling Hansen
Dixon Gorskine Reves
Vick
Wittgen
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State Battles Northwestern In Wing-T Hard-Fought Upset Bid
The Buckeyes and Wildcats traded turnovers as Cline led Ohio State to match Northwestern scoring drives. A late fumble by Cline and miscues near the goal line kept the score tight and momentum volatile, with both teams exchanging series and sustaining a rugged defensive grind.
Great Lakes vs Illinois football dramatic comeback
Great Lakes star Aschenbrenner scored twice as the visitors rallied late in the final period. Illinois battled but missed a late extra point after a fast sequence including a Pierced interception. Great Lakes edged Illinois in yards 296 to 122 and earned two touchdowns from Aschenbrenner with Kwasniewski adding a late score.
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University of California
Bluejackets
Aschenbrenner
Bill Butkovich
Fins
Great Lakes
Jackets
Motley
Aschen~brenner
Bob Sullivan
Jack Pierce
Kwasniewski
Bill Butovich
Ilini
Great Lakes Fos
Michols
O’connor LE Heiss
Oe Kolens Foley
Stasica
Wilkins
Salvatore
Ottele
Sullivan
Robinson
McCleery
Nadherny Illnois
Tresoning
Spfarue
Jordin
Joccks
Page
Pierce
Penns Aedel
Jacobs
Butkovich
Saban
Krall
Notre Dame Triumphs Over Navy Despite Tie Threat
Notre Dame dominated Navy 179 rushing yards to 60 and 116 passing yards to 55, building a clear edge but settling for a tie in a dramatic clash. Dancewicz connected for 43 yards on the opening play to Skoglund, Ruggerio and Colella spearheaded a rushing surge, and Scott's interception sealed a hard fought game for a major prep in the weeks ahead.
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Navy
Notre Dame
Irish
Leonard
Scott
Hugh Devore
Army
New York
Dancewicz
Skoglund
Colella
Ruggerio
Angsman
Notre Dame Bramiett
Mieszkowski
Demarcene
Mastrangelo
SCO Sacone
Walsh Carrington
Erase Royal Smith
Berettney Duden
Fischer
Potter
Ratterman
Zehler Gompers
McGurk
Brennan
Gasnrella
Krivak
Panelli
Marel
Tagliente
Kratich
Currence
Brown
Turner
Sorenson
Pettit
Minial
Barron
Welsh
Smith Jenkins
Bartos
Williams
Tion High
Kelly
Eugene Thoennes
Biarritz
France
Dave Fluegel
Fred Fluegels
Blake Boulevard
Wentworth Military Academy
W. E. Berger
McKinley High
9Th Marines
Arthur Donovan
Guam
Tom Donovan
I Company
Sarge Loyal Meek
Gazette
Tokyo
Philippines
Dean O'Toole
Virgil Trucks
Trucks
Michigan
Iowa
Roy McHugh
Deshon General Hospital
Butler
Cyclone Harriers Win Triangular Cross Country Meet
Iowa State led by Bill Arlen won the triangular cross country meet in Ames. Arlen captured the 3 mile 200 yard race in 16 44.8 minutes as Iowa State totaled 29 points to beat Missouri with 41 and Cornell with 50.
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Ames
Iowa State
Bill Arlen
Missouri
Cornell College
Arlen
Mike Deane
Eliason
Cornell
Cornelldiana's Injured Point Kicker in Tight Game
A football clash lists Indiana and Cornell players in a detailed lineup. Injuries loom as Cornelldiana’s key kicker sustains a hit, while teams rotate linemen backs and substitutes amid a rugged contest.
Duke Nicks Georgia Tech in Mud Battle
Duke's Blue Devils defeated Georgia Tech 14 to 6 in a mud battered game played before about 30 000 fans in Atlanta. Duke struck twice for the decisive scores and capitalized on Tech miscues to secure the victory.
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Duke
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Blue Devils
Local notes and wartime scenes from Cedar Rapids area
A collage of wartime briefs from Cedar Rapids includes rescues in Wapsie River, retirements and honors for teachers and merchants, airshow crowds at a municipal airport, traffic accidents and court actions, plus homefront letters and sports capsules. Names include Ina Hibbard, Belle Hawthorne Carpenter, H. R. Sellers, A. E. Fedderson, Tom Shive, Max Hawkins, and others.
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H. R. Sellers
Central City
Devere
Frank K. Hahn
Ina Hibbard
Cedar Rapids
Belle Hawthorne Carpenter
E. Fedderson
Belle Plaine
Navy
Dick Pike
Pat Cahill
Bob Mersh
Chet Edgar
Adah Thompson
Esther Barker
O.E.S
Tom Shive
San Antonio
Texas
Roger Millard
Mount Vernon Avenue
Theda Elliott
Tama
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Indiana A
James McKeon
Chicago
Dinty Moore Receives Legion of Merit From Patton
Col Harley L Moore Jr 40 Davenport with Third Army HQ receives Legion of Merit for meritorious service as chief of traffic and provost marshal sections. He aided troop flow during the Ardennes breakthrough and helped rout Nazi forces. he is recovering from a broken leg at 132nd Evacuation Hospital.
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Harley L. “Dinty” Moore, Jr
Davenport
Third Army
George Patton
Third United States Army
Moore
Ardennes
132Nd
Catherine Timm Moore
Harley
D Avenue NE
Donald F. Ford
Cedar Rapids
Warton
Miss Winn
American Red Cross
Friedberg
Germany
Robert L. Straka
Louis H. Straka
Ridgeway Drive
Navy
Hawaii
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Koch
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Kansas City U
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James Farrar
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Frank Brown
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Brooklyn Navy Yards
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Stage Door
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Second Street
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Golden Glover
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Albany
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Pfc
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Wallace
Milwaukee Railroad
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Air Corps
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