Langham bowls perfect 300 in Lincoln Classic night
Ray Langham, top local bowler, rolled a 300 in the Lincoln Classic league opening line on Virgil Hammar's alleys. He posted 665 for the night, with 12 straight strikes and a final series counted as the exact 300 alongside a 202 and 163 in subsequent games.
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Rick Ferrell May Establish All-Time Mark for Catchers
Rick Ferrell, catcher for the Washington Senators, has 1,756 games caught, an American League record and a near all-time mark. He could reach 1,791 or more next season to challenge Gabby Hartnett's 1,790 major league record. Ferrell's pace spans 16 seasons, faster than Schalk and Dickey, but short of Hartnett.
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Rick Ferrell
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Ray Schalk
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Sport Jabs. AP report of recent boxing results
Brooklyn Morris Reif outpointed Solomon Stewart in a lightweight bout. Gene Pinter defeated McAdoo and Coalidge Miller in a double bout in Witte Plains. Arthur St Pier knocked out Johnny in New Bedford.
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McAdoo
Coalidge Miller
Rooklyn
Drew
New. Bedford
Mass
Arthur St. Pier- Fall River
Johnny
New York
Woodard out and Stewart blocked for Iowa Wisconsin clash
Iowa City AP reports Iowa Hawkeyes will miss two regulars against Wisconsin. Dick Woodard sidelined with knee injuries, Johnny Stewart unable to secure navy V 12 travel permit. Nelson Smith shifts to left half, William Kersten moves to right half as Ramlow and Sprang contest center. Injured players John Smith and Bob Derleth listed as probably unavailable.
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Wisconsin
Slip Madigan
Dick Woodard
Johnny Stewart
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Madison
Nelson Smith
William Kersten
Richard Ramlow
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Iowa Seahawk
George Strohmeyer
Bunker Hill Navy
John Smith
Bob Derleth
Paschal Takes Pro Lead in Yardage
Chicago report notes Bill Paschal of the Giants rushed 113 yards on 23 carries against the Boston Yanks to lead the NFL in rushing with 467 yards in five games. Frankie Sinkwich slips to third as John Grigas climbs totals, while Al Grygo retains the top per carry average at 7.2 yards.
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Illini Michigan clash looms as Big Ten race tightens
In Saturday’s slate, Illinois meets Michigan at Ann Arbor while Minnesota hosts Indiana Purdue visits Northwestern and Iowa faces Wisconsin at Madison. Iowa aims to snap a winless start stacking hopes on coach Slip Madigan’s improving Hawkeyes, and Wisconsin loses star back Earl Girard to a knee injury.
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Nebraska
Earl “Jug
Girard
Ohio State
Illini
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Buddy Young
Tllini
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Buckeyes
Hawkeyes Schedule 1944-45 Basketball Plan Revealed
Iowa will play 17 games in the 1944-45 season against seven Midwestern states. The schedule shows nine home games in Iowa City including Notre Dame Michigan State Minnesota Purdue Indiana Illinois Wisconsin.
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Mohrbacher Reinstated By Iowa Hawkeyes For Next Game
Iowa City—Stan Mohrbacher of Cedar Rapids, veteran guard, was reinstated on probation to the Iowa football squad and will be available for Saturday’s game against Wisconsin in Madison. Mohrbacher appeared before athletic leaders and chose to return to practice Tuesday night amid previous dismis sals for possible practice violations.
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Slip Madigan
Iowa Hawkeyes
Stan Mohrbacher
Cedar Rapids
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Mohrbacher
Karl Leih
Indiana
Ireland
Cyclones Get Rex Wagner Back For Nebraska Tilt
Rex Wagner rejoined Iowa State practice after two weeks sidelined by injury but only ran on the muddy field. Coach Mike Michalske prepared Carl Paetz and navy transfer Bob Jensen as possible starters at right end for the conference game against Nebraska.
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Cyclones
Riordan Puts Notre Dame In The Spotlight
Pvt P L Riordan writes from Harrisburg academy opposing a Gazette critique of Notre Dame calling it a higher learning institution and praising its scholars and ethics. He argues Notre Dame values character over football talent and notes Lujack Kelly and others choosing academics and service.
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Johnny Lujack
Bob Kelly
West Point
Kelly
Naval Academy
Bertelli
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