All-State 2nd on Par With First
Des Moines area reports the second all-state high school football team, lighter and younger than the first, with 13 players averaging 17, 5 feet 10 inches and 187 pounds. Notables include Gettys, Nelson, Waters, Harper, Foley, Head, Rohde, Pinkham, Wasem, Estes, Davis, Saggau, Hollingsworth, and Fruehauf opposition Doland. Final score context notes 29 26 and 26 21 games.
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Des Moines
IDPA
The
Gazette
Tea Daily Press Association
North Des Moines
East Waterloo
Harlan
Carroll
Ottumwa
Cresco
Marshalltown
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
East Sioux City
Denison
Gene Gettys
Harlan Crew
Gettys
Bob Nelson
Big Boy
Capital City
University of Iowa
Bill Waters
Terry Harper
Bill Foley
Heart of Defense of
Henry Wasem
Swift
John Estes
Quick
Harlan Davis
Sioux City
Les Davis
East
Franklin High Nets First 1945 Victory Over Burlington
Franklin high school opened its 1945-46 season with a 29 to 27 win over Burlington high here Friday night. Bill Chadima led Franklin with six baskets while Newell Pinch added five field goals and a late dagger from the line. Rod Rust, Fred Gable, and Jim Phillips spearheaded a sturdy defense as Burlington’s McMickle and Fielty topped the visitors with four and six points respectively.
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Franklin High School
Thunderbolt
Burlington High School
Rust
Bill Chadima
Newell Pinch
Thunderbolts
Franklin
Pinch
Rod Rust
Fred Gable
Jim Phillips
Burlington
McMickle
Fielty
Savage
Morgan
Chadima
River City Boys
Bolts
Hendricks
Roughriders Defeat Manhawks 40 30 In Season Opener
Roosevelt overcame an early Manchester 13 3 first quarter lead as Bob Muir scored 14 points in the middle period to lift the Roughriders to a 40 30 win. Manchester countered with Beam, Beam and Bailey in a balanced attack but fouls sent many trips to the line.
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Manchester
Roosevelt
Joslyn
Bechelli
Bob Muir
Roughriders
Carney
Mayhawks
Muir
Beam
McQuillen
Benson
Bailey
Manhawks
Reed
Wellman and Keota play scoreless Thanksgiving clash
Special to The Gazette Wellman and Keota battled to a scoreless tie on a snow covered field in their 26th annual Thanksgiving game. Wellman was held at the one yard line and Keota never threatened the result.
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The
Gazette
Wellman
Keota
Greyhounds edge Oxford Jet 23 19 on Friday night
Immaculate Conception’s Greyhounds defeated Oxford Junction 23 to 19 on their floor. Callan, Beshaw, and Rahar provided early scoring, L. Losak led Oxford Junction with eight points, while Ray Bader sparked the IC defense in a tense fourth quarter.
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Immaculate Conception
Greyhounds
Oxford Junction
Greys
Callan
Beshaw
Dick Rahar
Jim Stramel
S. C
Stramel
L. Losak
Cedar Rapids
Jennings
Morris
Gratis
Barber
Ray Bader
I. C
Oxford
L. Burch i
Losak Rahar
Bader
Burbika Jennings
Behart Robinson
Wink Morris
Carstensen Nilles
Ieeeeent
Turner
Blaik Cadets Will Not Play In A Bowl Game
West Point coach Earl Blaik declared Army will not participate in any post season bowl. He said players hoped to reach Pasadena for the Rose Bowl but morale must not be affected ahead of the Navy clash next week.
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West Point
N. Y
INS
Earl “Red” Blaik
Army
Los Angeles
Alabama
Pasadena
Blaik
Navy
Bears Drop First Tilt as Cardinals Hold Lead 50-34
Newton Cardinals opened their cage season on the YMCA floor with a 50 to 34 win over McKinley of Cedar Rapids. Thomasson led Newton with 12 points, while Wayne Harger scored 13 for the Bears. The halftime score was 28 to 16 and Newton pulled away in the third quarter to seal the victory.
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B. Lathrop
Fruehauf
Speeder Bdys
Doland
Carter
Newton
Newton Cardinals
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Shepherd
Doty
Arenas
Rejohn
Thomasson
Wayne Harger
Golden Bears
Harger
Cardinals
Metz Leads Montgomery Invitational Golf, Two Tie Pace
Dick Metz of Chicago led into the third round of the Montgomery Invitational with a one under par 141. Ben Hogan trailed by one stroke after carding a 71 while Hogan's wind and cold weather challenged scoring. Friday's leaders included Fred Annon at 81, with Frank Stranahan and Bob Hamilton posting 68s to sit tied for third with Bill Heinlein.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Metz
Hogan
Fred Annon
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Bob Hamilton
Stranahan
Bill Heinlein
Noblesville
Ind
Herman Keiser
Akron
Joe Zarhardt
Norristown
Iowa Girls Cage Finals Rescheduled To March 13 16
DES MOINES AP The state high school girls basketball championship finals move to March 13 through 16, instead of March 7 to 9, to avoid conflicts with two Drake basketball games. Sectional meets run Feb 6–9 and district eliminations Feb 22–23 as planned.
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DES Moines
Co. L. Ellis
New Providence
Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union
Ellis
Drake
Alabama Accepts Rose Bowl Bid
Alabama was named the eastern representative for the Rose Bowl on January 1 after considering an undefeated Army offer. The Crimson Tide will face either UCLA or USC based on the December 1 Pacific Coast Conference game results, marking a first Rose Bowl meeting with these teams.
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Los Angeles
University of Alabama
Vic Schmidt
Willis O. Hunter
Alabama
Army
Crimson Tide
Southern California University of California At
Weekend at the Waldorf and More Show Times
The Gazette lists Saturday showings for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Marion and other theaters. Feature titles include Weekend at the Waldorf Cornered The Naughty Nine Ties Woman in Green Without Love The Horn Blows at Midnight Stranger from Santa Fe The Last Ride Desert Song The Three Caballeros Cowboy from Lonesome River and The Bull Fighters with multiple daily times.
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Santa Fe
Three Caballeros
Marion
Lonesome River
Bull Fighters
WGN Debuts She Game of Books in Cedar Rapids Slant
NADINE SUBOTNIK announces the She Game of Books quiz series on WGN Saturday 7 30 to 8 p m with Cedar Rapids emphasis. Poet Paul Engle will emcee from the University of Iowa and a panel of literary experts will identify books from listener clues with some dramatic readings.
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Cedar Rapids
WGN
Paul Engle
University of Iowa
Frederic Babcock
Chicago Tribune
Kenneth Horan
Kelsey Guilfoil
Tribune Book Section
Walter Simmons
Radio Schedule for November 24, 1945
Hour by hour list of programs across stations WHO WGN WMT and KXEL. Includes Carnival News Phone Quiz Life of Riley Life of Riley and Evening features with hosts Ed McConnell Dick Haymes Tom Harmon and Mayor Town.
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Ed McConnell
WGN
EXEL
Grose
WMT
Dick Haymes
of Riley
Tom Harmon
KXEL
W. Herman
Traveler
Mayor Town
AR Nees
Rene A von Crewerss
Cna Letocre
Helen Hayes
Jobs Seeeses Mxel
Riley Ceeeses
WHO
Boston Symphony
Chicago
Eos
Miami Upsets Michigan State 21-7 in Orange Bowl bid bid
Miami Hurricanes toppled favored Michigan State 21 to 7 before 23 000 fans to stay in the Orange Bowl race. Harvey Ghaul scored Miami’s opening touchdown and added extra points for nine total points while the defense stymied MSU in the second half.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Hurricanes
Michigan State
Harvey Ghaul
Hurricanes
Russ Reader
Rush
Second Night of Allied Industrial Cage League Closes Week
Allied basketball closed its first week with three close games. Wilson boys edged Iowa Mfg 25 to 22 as Emory Sample led Wilson with 12 points while Jim Black and Neal Richardson each had six for Iowa Mfg. The Wilson and LaPlant-Choate girls game saw LaPlant-Choate lead most of the way before Wilson narrowed the gap.
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Allied Basketball
Wilson Boys
Iowa Mfg
Emory Sample
Wilson
Jim Black
Neal Richardson
LaPlant-Choate
Wilson Sextet
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs and Guests
A condensed listings page shows tonight’s lineup across stations WGN KXEL WHO WMT and others. Programs include sports news theater music and musical segments with distinct time slots from 2 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. and late evening bulletins and features.
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WGN
WMT
Nation
Jubilee
New Brunswick Rutgers Beat Princeton First Intercollegiate Game
New Brunswick New Jersey Ruts gers beat Princeton in the first intercollegiate football game. The historic matchup occurred 76 years ago and has been repeated only once since, in 1938.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutsgers
Princeton
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
The District Court in Linn County Iowa will hear on November 20 1945 at 9 AM the admitted last will and testament of Mary Paul late of Linn County for proof and admission to probate at the Court House in Cedar Rapids. Arthur Axmear Clerk. Fred W Hann Attorney.
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Oneee
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur Axmear
Fred W. Hann
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