Iowa City High routs Ramblers 38 to 7 in season finale
City High Dominates Wilson led Ramblers with four first half scores and Chug Wilson breaking for a 53 yard TD. Jimmie Sangster and Bob Krall connected on multiple plays as Iowa City defense stifled the visitors to seal the 38 7 win.
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Iowa City
Wilson
Ramblers
City High
Hawklers
Jimmie Sangster
Bob Krall
Harold Eakes
Vrbicek
Chug Wilson
Krall
Gaines
Levi
Sangster
Hawkler
Oliver Leads Field in Durham Open Golf
Ed Porky Oliver of Wilmington Del led the second round of the $5 000 Durham Jaycee open with a two under par 68 after the first day. Eleven others shot 69 including Ben Hogan Ky Laffoon Barney Clark Tony Penna Ed Furgal Herman Barron George Payton Al Zimmerman Clarence Own and Willie Turnesa. Cary Middlecoff shot 71 as 159 players competed to reach the low 40 for Sunday’s final 36 holes.
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Durham
N. C
Porky” Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Oliver
Ben Hogan
Denny Shute
Akron
Ohio
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Tony Manero
Srecey
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. Perly Johnson
Norristown
Fcneteuk
Frank Stranahan
Toedo
Doane Rallies To Nip Simpson In Iowa Tilt
Doane College football edged Simpson 13 to 6 in Indianola as a second half rally produced a 32 yard rushing TD by Les Rozdalovsky in the third quarter and a fourth quarter score after an interception. Simpson had a 26 yard pass from Bob Williams to Clyde Gaines for its only points.
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Indianola
Doane
Tno
Simpson
Les Rozdalovsky
Bob Williams
Clyde Gaines
Independence Clinches WaMac Title With 30-13 Win
Manchester headline: Independence high school football team clinched the WaMac conference championship by routing the locals 30 to 13. Notable players for Independence were Bantz and Fuhrman. for the losers Joslyn Reed and Greenway stood out.
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Manchester
Independence High School
Bantz
Fuhrman
Joslyn
Reed
Greenway
National League All Stars Tour Pacific Area Planned
The U S O will send a National League all star team on an eight week tour of the Pacific area to entertain troops. The group will leave between November 20 and 25 and play service teams on various islands with a finale nine inning game at Tokyo stadium. The trip includes baseball shows and diamond chats.
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New York
U.S.O
Pacific
Wil
Tokyo Stadium
Boxing Roundup Report From Various Cities
The boxing brief lists results from multiple venue cards. Johnny Greco outpointed Tony Janiry in New York while Samulated Henry Chemnel defeated an opponent in Portland. Spider Armstrong stopped Johnny Coal in Worcester, Earl Trader beat Babe Kelly in Philadelphia, Bobby Zollo fought in Providence, Refino Apulia scored a knockout in Hollywood, Roberto Ramires and Nolan Sharp drew in San Diego, Bobby Farris knocked out Billy Harrison in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Tony Janiry
Youngstown
Ohio
Boston
Riverside
N. J
Providence
Bobby Zollo
East Providence
Leon Menemedy
Washington
D. GC
Hollywood
Refino Apulia
Watt
Sonora
Mexico
al Couture
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Roberto Ramires
Juares
Nolan Sharp
Les Amreles
Bobby Farris
Los Angeles
Billy Harrison
Southwick Fires 640 For Top Spot In Week Bowls
Marsh Southwick led the week with 640 in the Penick and Ford league, posting 226 202 212 for My T Fine. R Faunt bowled 637 for LaPlant Choate in Lincoln Major, while Lindsey topped the Men's Major with 629 on 193 200 236.
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Marsh Southwick
My- T-Fine
Penick
Ford
R. Faunt
LaPlant-Choate
Lincoln
Lindsey
Cresco Gridiron Triumph Over Osage 24 To 0
Cresco high school edged Osage 24 to 0 to tie for second in the Northeast Iowa conference. Schwab connected with Kelly for two scores, Miller ran for another, and Cresco added a punt return TD. Osage threatened near the 10-yard line but could not finish. Cresco halfback John Wildman left with a sprained ankle in the third quarter.
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Cresco
Cresco High School
Osage
Iowa
Schwab
Kelly
Miller
John Wildman
Columbus Jet Eleven Triumphs Over Wapello 19 7
COLUMBUS JUNCTION The local high school football team defeated the Wapello eleven here Friday night 19-7 in the Home coming game. Butt Kistler and Evans scored the touchdowns for the winners with Kistler adding the lone extra point.
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Columbus Junction
Wapello Eleven
Butt
Kistler
Evans
Tipton Downs Marion 25-6 in WaMac showdown
Tipton high gridmen stayed undefeated in WaMac play with a 25-6 victory over Marion. Mearl Nabors returned the opening kickoff for 90 yards for Tipton and added two rushing touchdowns. Marion scored in the third quarter on a 70 yard march aided by passes from Gables.
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Tipton
Tipton High
Marion
Mearl Nabors
Nabors
Gables
Ray Risley
Olin and Lisbon Highs Lead Eastern Iowa Basketball Results
Eastern Iowa scores show Olin Half Alumni 31 12 win as Rohwedder and Frazier star for Olin. Lisbon halves 26 13 with Martelle and Sigsins high scorers. Stanley 29 20 with Oran. Onslow 34 12 over Oxford Junction. Oxford Junction 82 10 against Onslow. Walford 27 18 over Alumni. Plotz and Yanacek top scorers for Lasers entry.
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Oln
Olin
Rohwedder
Hish Frazier
Lisbon
Martelle
Martele
Sigsins
Hish
Stanley
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Hieh
J Paulson
Tinden
Nish
Hanson Boys
Walters
Hieh Lafack
Walford
High Plotz
Lasers
Football Scores Across Regions From Associated Press
The AP reports college and high school football results with numerous Iowa towns and teams such as Atlantic Creston Albia Centerville Burlington Fairfield Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln Clinton Duchuane Jefferson Charles City Nashua Davenport St Am brose Fort Dodge Newton Marshalltown Omaha Cathedral Corncil Bluffs Iowa Deaf Ottumwa Oskaloosa Sioux City East Norfolk Waterloo East West Audubon Scranton Story City Nevada Odebolt Holstein Paullina Primghar Columbus Junction Wapello Cresco Osage Marengo North English Town City Independence Manchester Tipton Marion West Branch West Liberty Sigourney Richland Waverly Oelwein Grundy Center Reinbeck. Michigan-style scores appear alongside other regional games.
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Atlantic
Creston
Albia
Centerville
Burlington
Fairfield
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Clinton
Duchuane
Carroll
Jefferson
Charles City
Nashua
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Fort Dodge
Shattuck
Newton
Marshalltoten
Omahs
Cathedral
Corncil Bluffs
Iowa Deaf
Ottumwa
Marengo
North English
Town City
Wilson
C.R
Independence
Manchester
Tipton
Marlon
West Branch
Weat Liberty
Sigourney
Richland
Waverly
Oelwein
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Marengo Varsity Caps Season Undefeated 8-0
Marengo high school closed its season undefeated in eight games with a 25-0 victory over North English. Jim Lonergan and Jim Gaffney starred for the champions as they shut out the locals in Friday’s finale.
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Marengo High
Jim Lonergan
Jim Gaffney Drere
Britain to Keep 3000 Marines and Make Training Mandatory
The British government said on Saturday it will maintain a peacetime brigade of 3,000 Royal Marine commandos and require compulsory commando training for all marines in the future.
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London
Royal Marine
Montreal welterweight Greco upsets Janiro at MSG
Johnny Greco of Montreal defeated Tony Janiro in an eight round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The decision was unanimous, giving Greco the upset win over the 19 year old from Youngstown, Ohio.
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New York
INS
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Flash
Madison Square Garden
Higgins Industries Stockholders Vote to Liquidate Plants
New Orleans AP stockholders approve immediate out of court liquidation of Higgins Industries boat-building plants amid a labor strike by 2000 AFL workers. The move, led by Morris Gottesman, may affect $40,000,000 in contracts while unions consider seeking federal investigation.
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Higgins Industries, Inc
Andrew J. Higgins
American Federation of Labor Workers
William L. Donnels
Higgins
Donnells
Higgins Industries
Morris Gottesmann
Donnell
AFL
Washington
Truman
Congress
Train Kills Iowa Citian in Mobridge Yards
William F. Pohler age 42 of Iowa City was killed in Mobridge South Dakota when a freight train moved and trapped him as he crawled under a blocked track. He worked for Snow Construction Co of Chicago as foreman on a Milwaukee line change project and was headed to a bunkhouse near the yards.
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Mobridge, S. C
William F. Pohler
Iowa City
Snow Construction Co
Chicago
Mobridge
Pohler
Powerful New X Ray Tube Unveiled At Marquette Symposium
Prof George L Clark of the University of Illinois revealed a revolutionary 50 000 volt X ray tube built by T H Rogers from Mablett laboratories creating 5 500 000 roentgen units per minute. The device, 16 inches long with a 2 inch Be dome, aims to speed industrial imaging and enable rapid vaccine and serum development by instant sterilization.
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Milwaukee
INS
George L. Clark
University of Illinois
Clark
Marquette University
T H. Rogers
Mabhlett Laboratories
Springdale
Conn
Navy relinquishes three seized Ohio oil refineries
The Navy announced it is relinquishing control of three Ohio refineries seized during strikes. The facilities are Standard Oil of Ohio in Lima, Canton Refining Division in Canton, and Sun Oil in Toledo. The seizures followed CIO oil workers demand for higher pay and presidential orders in October.
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Washington
Navy
Ohio
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Lima
Canton Refining
Central Pipeline Company
Canton
Sun Qil Company
Toledo
CIO
Iowa Worker Killed In Four Story Fall
OTTUMWA AP Jack A. Cullinan 49 operator of an elevator at John Morrell and Co plant fatally injured when knocked into an elevator shaft by a sausage rack struck by an electric lift truck. The elevator was raised for inspection. He is survived by his wife and four sons.
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Ottumwa
Jack A. Cullinan
John Morrell and Co
Cullinan
Arlington Newspaper Suspends Publication
Fayette AP report says the Arlington News, a long standing northeast Iowa paper, ceased publication this week leaving Fayette county with just four newspapers. thirty years prior the county had twelve papers.
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Fayette
Arlington News
Iowa
Fayette County
Coe Homecoming Awards Given at Chapel Pep Rally
A Coe College homecoming pep rally in Sinclair Chapel opened festivities on Friday. Chi Omega won the float prize for When The Deep Purple Falls, Williston Hall earned best decorated campus building for red and yellow flames, and Alpha Xi Delta won the badge selling contest.
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Sinclair Chapel
Coe
Chi Omega
Jean Wohlers
Kappa Delta Sorority
Williston Hall
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Doris Glantz
Moray L. Eby
Harris Lamb
Alva Tolf
Morningside College
Bob Kafka
Herald Smith
Coe Playhouse
Y.M.C
Hill Park
G I S Rally To Aid Blind Italian Boy
American soldiers raise funds to send Giuliano Cabbia an eight year old Italian boy blinded by a German horse kick to the United States for an operation. The 88th division has collected over 1500 dollars with more to come to meet the four thousand dollar requirement for passage and medical care.
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Italy
United States
Giuliano Cabbia
Padua
88Th
State Department
Giuliano
G.I
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Howard Gorgas
338Th Infantry
Feltre
Three Iowa City High Pupils Injured in Crash
Three Iowa City high school students were injured when the pickup truck they rode in overturned after colliding with another car Friday afternoon. David Kupka suffered a fractured collar bone and Paul Dunlop a fractured pelvis and head injuries. Margaret Lee had facial and hand cuts. Richard Paul Brown 15 of North Liberty drove the truck. Hazel Schnare of Iowa City drove the passenger car.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
David Kupka
Paul Dunlop
Margaret Lee
Richard Paul Brown
North Liberty
Hazel Schnare
Radio schedule highlights guests on Saturday programs
Alfred Drake appears with Helen Hayes on CBS and WMT in a 6 p.m. program featuring Shadow Play from Noel Coward. NBC and WMAQ present United Nations delegates Archibald MacLeish James May and Chester Merrow at 6 p.m. Our Foreign Policy. Memorial to Gus Edwards on NBC at 6 30 p.m. and other tributes and episodes follow with Victory Loan promotion and nationwide broadcasts through 9 45 p.m.
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Pfelen Hayes
Alfred Drake
New York
Oklahoma
CBS
WMT
Drake
Hollywood
Noel Coward
Lester O'Keefe
United States
United Nations Conference of Education, Science and Cultural Organizations
London
NBC
WMAQ
Archibald MacLeish
James E. May
Montana
Chester E. Merrow
New Hampshire
Gus Edwards
Starmaker
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Edwards
Ralph Edwards
Saturday Theater Schedule Highlights and Showtimes
The Gazette lists Paramount shows including The Dolly Sisters and short subjects at 1:10, 3:50, 7:15, 9:50, with Iowa, State, Palace, Rialto, Times, and Marion theaters offering films such as Confidential Agent, Paris Underground, The Rains Came, Murder He Says, and Jungle Captive. Late and midnight shows noted.
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Paramount
Iowa
Paris
Palace
Rialto
Marion
John L
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
Hour by hour listing for Saturday evening November 10 shows a dense roster across stations WMT WHO WGN KXEL and EXEL with programs from news to music. Notable items include Football at 6:30 pm and a Carnival segment at 6:45 pm, followed by dance and variety shows through the night with The Theater of Air and Night programs and a late 10:30 pm lineup.
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Frelen Hayes
Cluft
Cari
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KXEL
Ed M McConn
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Nist
WGN Easy Aces
Dick Haymes
of Riley
Tom Hannon
Exel
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Warag
NBC
Ann
ABC
WGN ‘Theater of Air
Nation
Melody
Grant
Graw
Paorado
Chicago
Axel Sportficht
Sam
Judy Canova
Kxnegl Nazarenes
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Famine Threat to 8 Million Germans Warned by Economic Panel
A postwar policy committee expects Congress to hear that eight to ten million Germans could die from starvation and disease unless Russia halts stripping Germany of consumer goods. A member said the report notes some Russian practices were softened by the full committee and urges rapid German reconstruction aided by American loans to make Germany self sufficient and a trade partner without war threat.
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Washington
House Postwar Economic Policy Committee
Congress
Russia
Germany
United States
Colmer
Dolly Sisters on Screen at Paramount with Betty Grable
Twentieth Century Fox musical stars Betty Grable and June Haver in The Dolly Sisters, a lavish Technicolor musical directed by Irving Cummings. John Payne and June Haver deliver strong performances while the story follows a girl torn between career and love as wartime songs and glamorous production numbers dazzle audiences.
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Dolly Sisters
Betty Grabla
June Hover
John Payne
Sakall
Twentieth Century-Fox
Irving Cummings
Paramount
PHS
Anchors Aweigh
Betty Grable
Twentieth Century - Fox
Betty
June Haver
June
Dolly Girls
Rock Island
Jenny Dolly
Harry Fox
Rosie
Jenny
Harry
Irving Netcher
Frank Latimore
John
Themusic
George Jessel
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