Crowe Juggles Hawk Lineup for Minnesota Game
Iowa coach Clem Crowe reshuffles the backfield for Saturdays clash with Minnesota as Paul Golden shifts to right half, Ozzie Simons returns at left half, Jerry Niles at quarterback, Art Johnson at fullback, and Lou Ginsberg out with strep throat. Minnesota aims for its sixth win as the Gophers visit Iowa Stadium for the Dads day finale in 1945.
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Prep All Staters To Be Announced Starting Nov 23
The Gazette and 35 Iowa Daily Press Association papers will select all state football players from 235 high schools. Nominations come from 660 coaches and officials with a sports editors committee making final picks. Three teams of 13 players each plus an honor roll announced Nov 23 24 and 26 with photos and sketches.
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Iowa U Stadium Debate and Universal Military Training Views
The piece laments stalled plans to dedicate the Nile Kinnick stadium at Iowa University amid student activism and campus inertia. It advocates clear guidance and renewed youth involvement, then weighs universal military training as a peacetime measure linking it to college life and national service. It closes with baseball awards noting Phil Cavarrella, Hank Borowy, and Hal Newhouser as top vote getters for 1945.
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Hal Newhouser
Cyclones Polish Pass Attack for Bulldogs
Ames action notes that Coach Michalske’s Cyclones refined their aerial game for Saturdays clash with Drake. Drake’s first-team defense faced a reserve squad, signaling drills and strategy focus ahead of the matchup.
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Basketball scores from ap round up
Cathedral Brooklyn 40 Manhattan 37 Mitchel Field 59 Brooklyn Army Base 44. Scores reflect late wartime era standings with small margins and reader interest in local games.
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Navy Won’t Play in Any Bowl Ahead of Army Rose Bowl Talks
New Orleans report says Navy will skip post season bowl games while Army may head to the Rose Bowl. Rep. F Edward Hebert cites Navy and Annapolis officials ruling out Orange Bowl. Hebert believes War Department and West Point would approve Army’s Rose Bowl bid.
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Lon Warneke Granted Unconditional Release by Cubs
Chicago veteran pitcher Lon Warneke received an unconditional release from the Cubs on Thursday night. He plans to apply for an umpire position in a minor league next season, as understood.
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Boxing Results From Coast to Coast
In Philadelphia Willie Cheatum from Newark faced Pat Patucci of Camden and lost on points. Clarence King from Miami defeated Tammy Mills of New York by points. Jean Barrierre from Montreal beat Young Tony of Newark by decision in Fall River.
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Local Preps Drilling for Cage Openers
Cedar Rapids high schools push into basketball season with Nov 23 openers. Franklin hosts Burlington, Roosevelt hosts Manchester, and McKinley visits Newton as Wilson prepares for Grinnell on Nov 30. Coaches assess returning lettermen and new prospects to form starting lineups for Friday night games.
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Charles Naxera
Frank Bartos
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Earl Klinzman
Wayne Harger
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Jack Homan
Golden Bear
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Don Broulik
Ray Crawford
Jack Delbridge
Don Carr
Ernie Hidder
Bob Navratil
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Larry Dutton
Carl Jesina
Louie Locatell
Charles Thousand
Jim Schaber
Bill Seaton
Paul Dean Plans Return to Major League Trail Next Year
Lancaster Texas report states Paul Dean, famed with brother Dizzy in Me and Paul, plans a comeback with the St Louis Browns after farm stay and spring training in 1946. The 32 year old pitcher recently discharged from the army as a sergeant after fifteen months service.
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Fifteenth annual Women’s Midwest bowling tournament set in Des Moines
The event runs November 17 18 24 and 25 with entries from Ottumwa Marshalltown Mason City Des Moines Council Bluffs and Beatrice Nebraska. Top women bowlers from regional centers compete for honors and titles in the Des Moines venue.
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Council Bluffs
Beatrice
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Kirkwood Takes 1st Round Lead In Azalea Open
Joe Kirkwood of Philadelphia shot four under par 68 in the Azalea Open first round at Mobile. He eagled the opening hole and birdied five others to lead a field of 11 at or under par. Behind him by one stroke were Ben Hogan Hershey Sam Byrd Denny Shute with Art Doering and Pat Circelli at 71. Harold McSpaden Felix Serafin Harry Todd and Stan Horne followed.
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Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Kirkwood
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Denny Shute
Montreal Star Golf Summary with Vic Ghezzi and Amateurs
Montreal and Vic Ghezzi carded par 72. Top amateur Lt. Cary Middlecott won the North South Open with 73, one of seven players at 73. Frank Strana han of Toledo and Ellsworth Vines each shot 74 as did seven others.
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Deal
Cary Middlecott
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ellsworth Vines
Donels Transferred to Ottumwa Air Station
Shellsburg reports Lt Cmdr Ray Donels former Iowa State coach and athletic director has been relocated from Chapel Hill North Carolina to Ottumwa to assist in starting a preflight school. He and his wife and two sons visited his mother Inez Donels during the transfer.
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Iowa State
Chapel Hill
N. C
Ottumwa
Clothing Industry Faces Tight Supplies in 1946
Projections show 1946 output at five to six million garments with demand at twelve to twenty million. At best, only one in two shoppers will be able to buy a suit or coat, highlighting severe shortages in the men’s clothing field.
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