Wilson Crubs Iowa City High 12-0 Front Line Outstanding
Wilson Ramblers closed the 1944 season with a 12-0 victory over Iowa City at West Side Stadium. A hard charging forward wall keyed a staunch defense and productive offense led by Bill Birkicht, Bob Anderson, Harry Farmer, and Tom Gaines. The win featured two Wilson scoring drives, a blocked extra point, and a strong defensive effort that kept Iowa City from advancing past midfield.
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Jimmy Bettle
Wilson High
Ramblers
Iowa City
West Side Stadium
Hawks
Wilson
Bill Birkicht
Bob Anderson
Harry Farmer
Tom Gaines
Little Hawks
Anderson
Farmer
Gaines
Birkicht
Towa City
Lacina
Housel
Washburn
Town City
Don Andrew
Pfeffer Leads Lincoln Alleys in Major Alley Play
Pfeffer rolled 641 to top the Lincoln Alleys in Friday night action, edging Clark Norris of Universal Engineering on the Red Crown team by five pins. Only Ross Clem 606 and Frank Kerres 613 joined the 600 club this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Pfeffer
Lincoln Alleys
Clark Norris
Universal Engineering
Red Crown Alleys
Ross Clem
Frank Kerres
Lincoln
Lucague
LaPlant Choate
Stellar Service
Eure
Taylor
Schrader
Snyder
Novotny
Cargill
Enzlers Lucence
Jane
Anda
Hauskins
Cooeae
Kurtz
Hefner Sebetko
Siglbindsey
Tota
Novak
Cutler Gil
W. Schrader
Winters News
Unc
Emery
Sorensen
Knauf
Garden
Winger Seaees
Cacck Seerees
Salt Che
Cee Ross
Wright Ae
Beary
Brisbin
Rammersburg
Merch
R. Crown
He Pountrymar Rushers
Ghurenitl Oy Hawley
Marelie
Hamms Beer
Caviness
Burlingame
Wee
Gunn
Kennedy
van Alo
Flint and Wingett
Novak Amus
Gearheart Ae
Eh Reddy
Eae Ansen
Kroutik
Sheppard
Waverly Dominates Oelwein in 40 to 6 Victory
Waverly high school routed Oelwein 40 to 6 on Friday night. Grassfield and Morton scored early, Kramer added multiple conversions, and Morton broke a long run for a touchdown. Oelwein’s lone TD came on a late sprint. Sirius won the Melbourne Cup with Pearl second and Cellini third.
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Oelwein
Waverly High
Oelwein High
Waverly
Morton
Grassfield
Goelwein
Unn
Hirius
Melbourne
Australia
Sirius
Peif
Cellini
Ethe
Angelluci Knocks Out Fidler in Five Round Main Event
In Omaha Lou Angelluci feigned a one round knockdown then delivered a dominating TKO after five rounds against Larry Watson. Referee Alex Fidler was briefly knocked down during a break in the action as Angelluci’s punches kept Watson unable to rise for the seventh round.
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Omaha
Lou Angelluci
Chicago
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Angelluci
Larry Watson
Fidler
Watson
East beats North to claim Des Moines city title
Des Moines East defeated Des Moines North 6 0 at Drake Stadium in front of an estimated 16500 at the largest crowd for an Iowa high school game. Fullback Frank scored the game winner on a 77 yard drive late in the fourth quarter securing East the city championship and the Big Seven conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines East
Des Moines North
Drake Stadium
East
Frank
Hoppe Regains Lead Again Over Cochran
In Kansas City Willie Hoppe regained the lead in the world three cushion title match against Welker Cochran. After six blocks Hoppe led 300-279, topping Cochran 55-29 in the decisive sixth game that spanned 49 innings.
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Kansas City
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
Boxing results roundup from United Press across cities
Sports wire note reports several boxing decisions with fighters from Los Angeles Boston Paterson Worcester Milwaukee Omaha and Oklahoma City. McDaniels defeated Angott in Washington Pa Thompson beat Howard in Sauxus Mass Fontaine outpointed Garcia in Milwaukee Sherrer stopped Elsott in Milwaukee Anneluces knocked out Watson in Omaha and Davis defeated Sharron in Omaha.
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United Press
New York
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Sammy Angott
Washington
Boston
Freddy Schott
Paterson
Howard Thompson
Sauxus
Mass
Roester
Patrick Scanlon
Francis
Cocky) Davis
Worcester
Milwaukee
Gustave Fontaine
Moneo Garcia
Puerto Rico
James Sherrer
Ilwaukees
Lem Elsott
Deoft
Omaha
Lou Anneluces
Larry Watson
Gene. Davis
Oklahoma City
Trie
Jim Sharron
Muscatine Musky Aerial Overcomes McKinley 21–6
The Muscatine Muskies defeated McKinley of Cedar Rapids 21 to 6 in Muscatine's homecoming game before about 2,000 fans. Captain Fred Haveman connected with Art Miller for a third quarter TD, Ralph Proffitt intercepted and returned to set up another score, and Charlie Mason added two extra points and a late rushing TD as Muscatine built a decisive lead after a tight first half.
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The
Gazette
Muscatine
McKinley High
Cedar Rapids
Little Muskies
Tommy Bloom
McKinley
Charlie Mason
Muskies
Fred Haveman
Art Miller
Mason
Ralph Proffitt
Havemann
Ray Sorenson LE Mille Ryan
Gallagher Crawford
Goldsberry Carrithers
Schneider Qunghers
Ostrahage
Arger Sane
Ressup Mesknes
Bloom
Roy Sorenson
Os Mason Cimburek MB Havemann Senton
Proffitt
Muscatine and
McDaniels Upsets Angott In Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McDaniels of Los Angeles defeated Sammy Angott in a 10 round split decision before 10 430 fans at Madison Square Garden to become a top welterweight contender. The bout featured a late surge from McDaniels after AngottÃs early control. Referee Benny Leonard and Judge Joe Agnello favored McDaniels while Judge Jim Hagen had it even and United Press mirrored Hagen with a four rounds apiece result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
New York
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Sammy Angott
Madison Square Garden
McDaniels
Schnozzola
Angott
Benny Leonard
Joe Agnello
Jim Hagen
United Press
Hagen
Tama Defeats Traer as Rebik Shines in 27 7 Win
Traer hosts Tama as Rebik leads the visitors with two touchdowns and a kickoff 85 yard score. Gates scores Traer’s lone TD in the second quarter and converts the PAT. Morgan and Burns add Tama’s other two TDs in a 27 7 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Traer
Rebik Stars
Rebik
Gates
Morgan
Burns
Marengo Tigers Coast Past North English 58 to 0
Marengo Tigers under coach Russell overwhelmed North English 58 to 0 in the season finale. standout performances came from Melvin Trimble and Jim Lonergan with a 75 yard TD, plus runs by Dean Kinzenbaw and Wesley Heller. coach used all 29 players as Marengo outscored opponents 134 to 99 in eight games. next Thursday the Commercial club hosts the Marengo squad.
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Marengo
Russell
Marengo Tigers
North English
Melvin Trimble
Jim Lonergan
Lonergan
Dean Kinzenbaw
Wesley Heller
High school and college football and basketball scores
A packed scoring roundup lists high school football results including Wilson over Town City High and Muscatine over McKinley, plus East Waterloo and other regional games. College football notes NC State over Miami and Villanova over Atlantic City Navy, with mentions of Indiana State and George Field. High school basketball shows Martelle 26 Lisbon 22 and Newhall 52 Blairstown 16, plus girls’ scorelines. A brief college notes blurb mentions Clemson recruits and players Chris Swift Randy Hale and Bill Smartt.
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Wilson
Town City
Muscatine
McKinley
East Waterloo
West
Waryerly
Oelwein
Osace
Cresco
Independence
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Teachers Wich
Marenxo
North English
Marshalltown
Newton
Des Moines
North
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Ft. Dodge
LaCrosse
Wis
Central
Dowling
D.M
Centerville
West Branch
West Liberty
North Carolina State
Miami
Atlantic City Navy
Villanova
Indiana State
George Field
Martelle
Lisbon
Newhall Girls
Blairstown
Newhall
Biafratown
West Branch Dominates West Liberty 32 0 in Season Finale
West Branch capped an undefeated season by routing West Liberty 32 to 0 at home. Stars included Warren and Wayne Rummells, Burt Vincent, and guard Burt Vincent, with strong line play from Hoffman Curran and Probst for West Liberty. Wayne Rummells left with an injury but no fracture confirmed by X rays.
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West Liberty
West Branch
Rummells Twins
Burt Vincent
L. C. Hipple
Ken Lathrop
Warren Rummells
Worthy
Wayne Rummells
Brother Warren
D. Peterson
Wayne Rummels
Vincent
Wayne Reinbrecht
Hoffman
Curran
Vincent Probst
North Carolina State Defeats Miami 28 to 7 in Hard Fought Game
NC State won 28 to 7 at Miami as Walter Watt, the Miami senior, scored a late first half TD from the two yard line after the Hurricanes advanced 46 yards, 42 on passes. The Miami effort marked their first touchdown of the season amid a moral victory.
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Miami
Fla
North Carolina State
University of Miami
Walter Watt
Newhall Teams Sweep Blairstown in Twin Wins
Newhall high school defeated Blairstown 52 to 16 in the boys game and 52 to 20 in the girls clash. The boys led 26 to 4 at halftime while the girls owned a 31 to 12 advantage at the break. Stuart led the girls with 21 points and Matson added 18. Weichman scored 22 for Newhall boys, Burkhart tallied 10 of Blairstown’s 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Newhall High School
Blairstown High
Blairstown
Newhall Boys
Newhall Girls
Stuart
Matson
Weichman
Burkhart
Martelle Takes Cage Double Bill at Lisbon
Martelle high school won the varsity game 26 to 22 on the Lisbon court Friday night and the visiting reserves won 32 to 25. Strothers led Martelle with 12 points while Rolland Hall scored 8 for Lisbon in the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martelle
Lisbon
Martelle High
Strothers
Rolland Hall
Chicago joins Big Ten cross country meet this season
The University of Chicago entered Western conference athletics in cross country as one of seven Big Ten schools competing in the annual meet at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Maroons
Thurbon Available for Steelers Cardinals For Rest Of Season
Pittsburgh reports halfback Bobby Thurbon will be available to the Steelers and Cardinals for the remainder of the football season after failing to pass an induction physical Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bobby Thurbon
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Cardinals
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Entered as second class matter June 18 1932 at the Cedar Rapids post office under the act of March 3 1879. Full leased wire reports AP UPI. The AP is exclusively entitled to republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
3Rd Ave. SE
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Capra's Arsenic Miscasting Draws Mixed Movie Review
Louise Lux reviews the Paramount film Arsenic and Old Lace noting Cary Grant miscast as Mortimer Breus ter and Raymond Massey unclear as either comic or menacing. The piece contrasts stage and screen versions, praises Teddy Brewster but calls some scenes slow and the plot rambling with the aged aunts staging murders alongside Jonathan Brewster's plastic surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Grant
Raymond Massey
Jack Carson
Peter Lorre
Priscilla Lane
Edward Everett Trorton
James Gleason
Josephine Trull
Jean Adair
John Alexander
Paramount Theater
Frank Capra
Mortimer Brewster
New York
Brewster
Finis
Cary
Priscilla
Abraham Lincoln
Massey
Teddy Brewster
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Mortimer
Elaine Hasper
Abby
Martha
Jonathan Brewster
Dr. Einstein
Jonathan
Teddy
Happydale
Louise Lux
Paramount Arsenic and Old Lace and More Saturday Shows
The Gazette lists Saturday schedules with Paramount films Arsenic and Old Lace and short subjects at multiple times plus Iowas and states with Barbary Coast Gent Dangerous Journey Tampico Mask of Dimitrios and more across theaters Rialto Palace and Marion. Notices include the appointment of Myrtle M Kent as Administratrix of the estate of C Edmund Kent in Linn County Iowa with claim timelines and required filings.
Executor appointed in Minna K. Anderson estate case
In Linn County Iowa on October 27 1944 Donald Anderson was appointed and qualified as executor of Minna K. Anderson deceased of Town Linn County All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should present them duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa Attorney E A Johnson represents the executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
C. Edmund Kent
Iate
Minna K. Anderson
Donald Ande
Radio and TV listings highlight star guests on CBS NBC and Mutual
Radio ATHRYN GRAYSON guests on Kenny Baker program Saturday at 7 p.m. over CBS with a duet. WMT carries the CBS series. Armis tice Day address by Robert Am bruster conducts the orchestra on the Blue at 10:15 p.m. William Primrose solos with Boston Symphony at 7:30 p.m. on Blue and KXES. Gaslight Gaieties debuts Saturday 7:30 p.m. NBC WHO. Sally Sweetland leads a soprano quartet and chorus under Charles Dant. Frank Sinatra Joan Edwards Hit Paraders on Your Hit Parade 8 p.m. CBS WMT. Lloyd Nolan Claire Trevor move to 8 p.m. Mutual WGN. Tommy Tucker scheduled 8:30 p.m. Blue KXES. Chicago Theater of the Air opens fifth season with The Great Waltz at 9 p.m. Mutual WGN Marion Claire and Morton Bone star. Billie Burke guest on Barry Wood Patsy Kelly at 9 p.m. NBC WMAQ. Jean A Brunner named commander.
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Athryn Grayson
MGM
Frank Sinatra
Gene Kelly
Anchors Aweigh
Kenny Baker
CBS
WMT
NBC
WHO
Sally Sweetland
Charles Dants
Joan Edwards
Mark Warnen
Chicago Theater of the Air
America
Max Gordon
Marion Claire
Morton Bone
Mutual
WGN
Detroit Symphony
Boston Symphony
KXEL
Results, Inc
WBBM
Guy Lombardo
Kxel Theater of Air
Barry Wood
WMAQ
Herbert Marshall
Hour by hour radio schedule reads like a big city night
A dense list of radio programs and station call signs for WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others covers Saturday November 11 1930 from 6 p.m. through 10 15 p.m. The page lists program names hosts and times including News Parade Music Dance and Jubilee attractions across stations while noting specific personalities such as Ed McConnell Leland Stowe Arthur Hale and Captain Fielding and events like Carnival Night and Barn Party.
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Tin
WGN Capitol News
KXEL
Ed McConnel
WGN
KXLL
Toll
Leland Stowe
Galeties
Arthur Hale
Ginsbursh
Inner Sand
WMT
Parsde
WGN Results, Inc
Ann
WGN Theater of
Lombardo
Herb
Arthur
Hale
Grant
Fielding
Gross
WNO
Radio Schedule Snapshots for Sunday November 12 1914
A dense timetable lists WMT WGN KXEL WXEL and other stations with programs hourly. Shows include News, Bible study, music, drama, and special guests such as Kassel Hick and J. Benny. Evening lineup features Crime Doctor, Mystery Time, and Chicago Nites.
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Kate Smith
Wile
Jack Benny
WGN A. Kassel O. Kxll
News Peary
Ann
XEL
WGN
Future Stara
KXEL
WMT
Blondie
Edgar Berges
WGN Mediation
Exel Vill'ce Chapel
Riley
Mystery House
Austin
Foster
Nelson
Chicago Nites
Wat
B. J Palmer
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Iowa City High
Hoyle
Ay Isan
Hoyses
Sai Wilson
Conwee
Snider Bys Vesseveeee
Nsf Vodtekers
Andrew Sarees
Cy Wees
Strasbure Lorenzen Bryne Moore Whitelaw
Smith
Seoring
Wilso
Butler
Ruppert
Marshall
Cannon
Fisher
Lackender
Olson
Gunderson
Lee
Strub
Miller
Wisemekness
D. Guines
J. Conway
Pfeffer
Waverly Wallops Oelwein
D. M. East
Cochran
Musky
Bears
Cimburek
Sam Angott
Marengo Smothers
Miami U
U.S. Territories
Allen Lage Gombans
Gad SiGe Allen
Fifth Avenue
New Center
Detroit
Media Records
NP A
Charles E. Fuller
Capra
the Gazette
Paramount
Bobby Socks
Tampico
Dimitrios
Rialto
Rawhide
Marion
Henry Aldrich
Myrtle M, Kent
Carl Hendrickson
E. A. Johnson
H. R. Gross
1540
Lidhty
Radio
Kathryn Grayson
Nadine Subotnik
Kathryn
Kenny
Robert Ambruster
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Primrose
Tommy Tucker
Lock Haven
Flattery
Billie Burke
Patsy Kelly
Jean A. Brunner
Billie
Burke
Lionel Barrymore
van Johnson
Marilyn Maxwell
Red Skelton
Custuer Williams
Wallace Te Ae
Gore
Ered
Rinnie Barnes
John Careading
Kellogg
MBS
CBS Tko
Blue Wan
NHC
Blue
Renena
Orre - Victor Francen
Mise
She $ Amerie
Sweenheart
Bob Crosby
Werniek
Beket Danecel
Raytum
Bob Welty
Lorraine Lee
Wee Bonnie Baker
N. E
Hicken
Navy
WGN A
Kassel
Christian
WGN Cathedral
Unity
WMT Prophecy
Vu &.m
Wall Nazarenes
Lester
EXEL
Southerng
Aiwee
G. Lakes
Legion
Stance Exel
This Is Life
Crusaders
WMT Lutheran
Temple
WGN Lutheran Hr
Cros
WGN Melodies
WXEL
WGN Magic
George Hick
WGN Victory
S. Kaye
Sky Riders
Kxel Lutheran
WMT World News
J. C. Thomas
WMT Philharmonic
Greenwood
WGN _ Hollywood
WGN Your America
Family Hour
WHO Symphony
Wynn Shirer
Gusts & Harr't
Mastersingers
WGN Quick
Flash
Hxel Hall of Fame
P. Brice
Gildersleeve
Close
Dick Brown
Rarmown
Ack Peren
Carson
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Monkey Business
Gion
Chita
Ida Lupino
Paul Henreid
Walter Tidgeon
the Dark Command
Margaret O'Brien
Marsha Hunt
Wumphrey Borart
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