Nevada Football Accused Of Throwing Santa Clara Tilt
Nevada officials study a Sports Week claim that the Wolfpack threw their 14 seven loss to Santa Clara to aid gamblers. Sagebrush calls for action while coach Joe Sheeketski and athletics chairman Harry Frost decline comment. Don Freeberg’s piece cites $30,000 subsidies and a $40,000,000 annual wagering business backing a supposed national gridiron power.
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Marion Cage Drills Set for 1947 Wamac Season
Marion High basketball practice began with Coach Les Hipple preparing a 20 player squad. Shifts include drops of Alburnett Coggan additions of Wilson McKinley Lisbon, and a four team jamboree scheduled for November 23 in Anamosa.主要 players include Olmstead Otting McGowan Jeffrey and Bailey with guard contenders Krog Fisher Murdoch Abernathy and King.
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Jerry Jeffrey
Jack King
Bob Williams
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Barrie Gable
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Dick Krog
Bill Fisher
George Murdoch
Corky Abernathy
Olmstead
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
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Dick Johnson
Marion High Football Banquet Set for November 22
The annual banquet will begin at 6 30 PM Monday November 22 in the Marion gym. Speaker is Tait Cummins WMT sportscaster. Tickets available at the high school or Sorg and Edison drug stores. Coach Les Hipple will announce letter winners.
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Marengo Star Guard Freshour Out With Injury
Marengo high school's star guard Thelma Freshour, a 5 foot 10 inch senior, is sidelined with a back injury from the first scrimmage and will be out until after Christmas, coach Dean Strobelin announced.
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Umpire Jim Honochick Joins AL Staff for 1949 Season
New York reports former minor league player Jim Honochick with three years of umpiring experience is assigned to the American League staff for the 1949 season. He steps up from minor league ranks to join the AL officiating corps.
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Illinois launches study on lead poisoning in waterfowl
A comprehensive investigation at the Illinois Natural History Survey field lab north of Havana, with the University of Illinois and Olin Industries, probes lead poisoning in wild waterfowl. The project follows a serious outbreak at Pere Marquette refuge and uses Pekin ducks in initial tests before expanding to wild birds.
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Illinois Natural History Survey
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East Alton
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Havana Laboratory
Docusens Return Adds New Ring Hopefuls
Regine Docusen, 22, brother to Bernard and Maxie Docusen, resumes his middleweight career in New Orleans after naval service. Once an 18 1 record, he trains under Benny Geigermann and Otis Guichet to fight a preliminary bout on a Duke brothers card, bolstering a young fighting stable with two title contenders.
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Shellsburg Welcomes Girls Basketball Return
Shellsburg resumes girls basketball after hiatus. Fifteen girls report to Coach Don Holloway for practice with 20 boys candidates for the squad. Notable lettermen on the boys team include Harold Mason Dale Jensen Duane Dickinson Charles Cox Vernon Tumulty and Paul Holliday, with a schedule listing games at Atkins Norway Belle Plaine and Dalilah.
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Vernon Tumilty
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Stenos Meet Hanes In Wyoming Showdown Tonight
AIC Stenos of Davenport face Hanes girls from Winston-Salem North Carolina in an 8 p.m. cross region clash at Wyoming. The Stones pursue their first inter sectional game this season after playing across the United States Mexico and Canada.
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Berletic Signed by White Sox Waterloo Farm Club
Chicago White Sox ink Penn State infielder Pete Berletic a contract with their Waterloo Iowa farm team in the Three I league Berletic 22 from McKeesport Pennsylvania played three seasons at Penn State and joins the Class B circuit under club control.
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Force Threat Heard Again in Cold War Talk
AP analysis discusses repeated calls to threaten with force over Berlin during the Cold War. Rep. Bishop advocates lining up B‑29 bombers with atom bombs, while critics warn such brinkmanship risks war and worsens economic strain. The piece cautions against threats without backing.
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Thorp Corporation Announces 375 U S Plant Layoffs
The Thorp Corporation announced the layoff of 375 factory workers at its Chicago and Bloomington Illinois plants. Vice president H. C. Buckingham cited seasonal declines in orders for the reductions, with 325 workers affected in Chicago and 50 in Bloomington.
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Finding of One Body May Spell Dual Murder Riddle
In Ossipee New Hampshire the discovery of Ruth Eisenberg's strangled body in a shallow grave prompts police to reexamine the closely timed case of Marie Lysle, missing since hitchhiking days a year earlier. The two women died similarly near lover’s lanes and were identified by dental charts. Local officials consider whether a single killer targets hitchhikers.
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Boxing commission cools on Conn no-show bout
Washington dispatch reports the Savannah boxing commission, upset by heavyweight Bill Conn missing a scheduled Thursday night bout, signaled a willingness to drop the incident on Friday.
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Billy Rose to guest on 20 Questions on KCRG network
On Your Dia KCRG network Billy Rose, famed Broadway showman, will appear as tonight's guest on 20 Questions at 7 o'clock. The program features true or false hosted by Eddie Dunn, and segments including Life Begins at Eighty with octogenarians, Lanny Ross Show with Sylvan Levin’s Orchestra, Meet the Boss with Guy Lombardo, and Cedar Valley Roundup hosted by Dallas Turner.
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Saturday Evening Entertainment on KCRG KCARE
The program offers a varied schedule for the whole family with highlights including 5:00 PM Take a Number where prizes go to the brain-twisters and to listeners who submit queries.
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Radio Schedule Highlights for Saturday Evening
Broadcast lineup includes Navy Band at 6:00 PM followed by News at 6:15 and Decision Now at 6:30. Sports Camera at 6:45 leads into 20 Gpostises at 7:00 and Life Ber at 7:30 with Gabriel ones later. Evening wraps with Bob Astor Orrin Tucker Eddy Howard and News blocks.
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Hollywood Gossip Roundup From Paris To New York
Charles Boyer heads to Paris in April to film Red Gloves and may bring Jed Harris as director if the play remains a smash. Nora Eddington dazzles at Kay Thompson’s party while Ingrid Bergman and Greta Garbo visit New York. Judy Canova tours Kansas City with laryngitis but continues shows. Darryl Zanuck nets Box Office trophy for Gentleman's Agreement.
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Box Office Magazine
Theater Listings and Showtimes from Paramount and Local Theaters
The page lists theater showtimes for Paramount Iowa State and local venues including Boots of Destiny Cheyenne Takes Over Grapes of Wrath Here Comes Trouble Scudda-Hoo Scudda Hey Frisco Kid and Secret of the Whistler with matinees and evening runs across multiple locations. It notes times for each film and hints at different schedules per theater.
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