Franklin High Nips Burlington in Opener 29 27
Franklin High School edged Burlington High 29 to 27 in a 1945 46 basketball opener. Little Bill Chadima led Franklin with six baskets and Newell Pinch added five field goals while Rod Rust Fred Gable and Jim Phillips anchored a solid defense.
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Thunderbolt
Burlington High School
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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 Triumph In Season Opener 40 30 Over Manhawks
Roosevelt bursts ahead after a slow start to beat Manchester 40-30 in the season opener. Bob Muir scores 14 to lead the Roughriders while Beam Bailey and Benson contribute in a balanced effort. Reed shines on defense as Manchester relies on free throws from frequent Roughrider fouls.
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Medius
Manchester
Roosevelt
Joslyn
Bechelli
Bob Muir
Roughriders
Carney
Manhawks
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Beam
McQuillen
Benson
Bailey
Reed
P Bechelli
Allenstein
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Whitcome
Schamberser
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McConnellt Joslyne O Senft
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Yanecek
Charlton
Williams
Camizzi
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Manchester Rosevelt
Manichester
A, Alirens
Wilson
Scoreless Thanksgiving clash ends in stalemate
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 on the one yard line while Keota never threatened.
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The
Gazette
Wellman
Keota
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds Top Oxford Junction 23 to 19
Immaculate Conception's Greyhounds edged Oxford Junction 23 to 19 Friday night on their floor. Key early points from Callan and Beshaw plus Stramel and Losak helped IC build a 9 to 1 lead, with Oxford responding in stretches but IC held on behind Ray Bader and strong defense for the final push.
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Immaculate Conception
Greyhounds
Oxford Junction
Greys
Callan
Beshaw
Dick Rahar
Jim Stramel
S. C
Stramel
I. C
Fertp
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Burch Beshaw
Losak
Raehare
Bader
Barber
Blaik Says Army Cadets Will Not Play in Bowl Game
West Point coach Earl Red Blaik announced the Army football team will not participate in any post season bowls. He noted Alabama was selected for the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, but Army would play no bowl, avoiding any impact on morale for the upcoming Navy game.
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N. Y
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Earl “Red” Blaik
Army
Los Angeles
Alabama
Pasadena
Blaik
Navy
Basketball Results In Eastern Iowa Report
Eastern Iowa high school basketball results show Monona leading Monona 46 to 23 at half after Prairie du Chien games. Central City and Earlville events noted with Cascade girls 46 Earlville 42 and various player highs mentioned.
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Iowa
Monongs
Monona
Prairie du Chien
Freeman
High Borne Monona
Central City
Cogcon
Irls
Reeves Seve Eeer
Crookshank
Earlville
Cascade Hors
Cascade Girls
Soecese
Earlville Vos
Central
Pee Cee
Bears Drop First Tilt as Cardinals Hold Lead
Newton Cardinals opened the cage season on the Y M C A floor defeating McKinley of Cedar Rapids 50 to 34. Thomasson led Newton with 12 points as Harger totaled 13 for McKinley. The half stood 28-16 and Newton pulled away in the third quarter to finish 50-34 with officials White and Becker presiding.
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Cardinals
Newton
Newton Cardinals
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Shepherd
Doty
Arenas
Rejohn
Thomasson
Wayne Harger
Golden Bears
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Delbridge
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Ferguson
R. Sorenson
Shearer
Schaber
White
Oskaloosa
Beckerman
Des Moines
Metz Leads Montgomery Invitational Golf Field
Dick Metz of Chicago carved a one under par 141 to lead into the third round of the Montgomery Invitational on a windy cold day in Montgomery Alabama. Ben Hogan was one stroke back with a 142 while Fred Annon slipped to 81 after an opening 68.
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Ala
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Metz
Hogan
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Fred Annon
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Bob Hamilton
Stranahan
Bill Heinlein
Noblesville
Ind
Herman Keiser
Akron
Joe Zarhardt
Noriristown
Miami Upsets Favored Michigan State 21 to 7
Miami Hurricanes shock favored Michigan State 21 7 before 23000 fans to keep Orange Bowl hopes alive. Harvey Ghaul scored Miami's first TD and added conversions for nine points. Michigan State, led by fullback Russ Reader, mounted a late rally but managed only a single touchdown as Miami's defense held firm.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Hurricanes
Michigan State
Harvey Ghaul
Hurricanes
Rat
Russ Reader
All-State 2nd on Par With First
Heavier, shorter and less experienced than the first team, the second all-state high school football squad shares 13 players averaging 17 years old and 187 pounds. North Des Moines and East Waterloo place two men. Ot tummwa Cresco Carroll Denison, and others are represented. Key players include Gettys, Nelson, Waters, Harper, Foley, Head, Rolde, Pinkham, Wasem, Estes, Davis, Saggaja, Hollingsworth.
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Ottumwa
Cresco
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Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
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Denison
Gene Gettys
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Harlan Crew
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Bob Nelson
Big Boy
Capital City
University of Iowa
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Carroll
Terry Harper
Bill Foley
Heart of Defense
Henry Wasem
Swift
John Estes
Quick
Harlan Davis
Sioux City
Les Davis
East
Iowa Girls Cage Final Set Back to March 13
DES MOINES AP The state high school girls basketball championship finals will be played March 13 to 16 inclusive instead of March 7 to 9. Co L Ellis New Providence director of the Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union announced the new dates after a board meeting. The change was made due to a conflict with Drake basketball games that weekend. No changes were made to sectional meets February 6-9 or district eliminations February 22-23.
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DES Moines
Co. L. Ellis
New Providence
Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union
Ellis
Drake
Second Night of Allied Industrial Cage League Close Games
Allied basketball closed its first week with three tight contests. Wilson boys outscored Iowa Mfg 25 to 22 led by Emory Sample with 12 points while Jim Black and Neal Richardson had six each for the losers. The Wilson girls faced LaPlant-Choate in the second game with a late rally by Wilson.
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Allied Basketball
Wilson Boys
Iowa Mfg
Emory Sample
Wilson
Jim Black
Neal Richardson
LaPlant-Choate
Wilson Sextet
Victory by 29 to 26 as Lathrop leads scoring
Theyll Do It Every Time wins 29 to 26 with B Lathrop scoring 13 points. Doland tops winners with 8 points while Carter leads the losers with 8. Previous meeting had Allied champions beating Frue hauf 26 to 21 and the Frue hauf squad pushed them hard this game.
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Fruehauf
Speeder Boys
Doland
Carter
Alabama Accepts Bid to Rose Bowl
Alabama was named the eastern representative in the 32nd Rose Bowl on January 1. The selection followed consideration of inviting undefeated Army, who could not decide until after the Army Navy game. Alabama’s Rose Bowl opponent from the Coast Conference will be decided by UCLA’s December 1 game.
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University of Alabama
Vic Schmidt
Willis O. Hunter
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Army
Crimson Tide
Southern California University of California At
Weekend With Waldorf and Green At Local Theatres
Saturday schedule lists Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Marion and Times venues showing features such as Weekend at the Waldorf Cornered The Woman in Green Without Love The Horn Blows at Midnight Stranger from Santa Fe The Last Ride The Desert Song The Three Caballeros Cowboy from Lonesome River The Bull Fighters with multiple showings and midnights noted by theater management.
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the Waldorf
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Santa Fe
Three Caballeros
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Lonesome River
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Radio program slate with Cedar Rapids tie debuts on WGN
A new quiz series Radio and THE GAME OF BOOKS will debut Saturday on WGN from 7 30 to 8 p m with Cedar Rapids tied emphasis. Poet Paul Engle of Iowa faculty will emcee a panel of experts identifying books from listener clues and some clues presented dramatically.
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WGN
Paul Engle
University of Iowa
Frederic Babcock
Chicago Tribune
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Kelsey Guilfoil
Tribune Book Section
Walter Simmons
Evening Radio Listings from 1940s Markets
Schedule lists multiple stations WGN KXEL WHO WMT for 645 p m 8 p m and later, including games and variety programs like Man from G 2 problem melody parade news Barn Dance and Theater of Air. Includes sports and music segments with many program titles and times.
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Chicago
Sam
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Local Programs
A listing of radio station airings and times across WHO WGN WBBM WENR WMT KXEL and other outlets for November 2, featuring news segments, sports, musical programs and hosted shows such as Life of Riley and Traveler. Includes time slots around 6:45 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. and mentions of various hosts and program names.
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ABC
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EXEL
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Riley
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States
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Rutgers Beats Princeton 76 Years Ago Memoir Highlight
New Brunswick New Jersey recall of Rutgers defeating Princeton in the first intercollegiate football game, a historic win that has only occurred again once since, in 1938, noted as a rare repetition of that early clash.
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Princeton
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
In Linn County Iowa a District Court notice announces a hearing on November 29 1945 at 9 am for the Last Will and Testament of Mary Ann Paul late of the county deceased to prove and admit the instrument to probate at Cedar Rapids Court House Attorney Fred W Hann and Clerk Certhur Axmear listed.
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Linn County
District Court
Mary Ann Paul
Cedar Rapids
Certhur Axmear
Fred W Hann
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