Snead wins Portland Open to claim $2675 in war bonds
Sam Snead, Navy serviceman, won the $15,500 Portland Open with a 289 total, beating Mike Turnesa by two strokes. Nelson and McSpaden also contended as Snead returned to major golf after military service, with Turnesa finishing second and bonds awarded to top finishers.
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Portland
Ore
Samnavy Service
Husky Hot Springs
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
N. Y
Snead
Turnesa
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Nelson
McSpaden
Four Ohio State Stars on Big 10 Mythical Eleven
Ohio State Buckeyes place four players on the All Western conference team chosen by AP and coaches. Only unanimous pick is Leslie Horvath, the 167 pound All-America candidate, who helped beat Michigan 18-14 for the title. Roster items list end, end, guard and other positions from Ohio State and rivals.
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Ohio State
Chicago
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Leslie Horvath
Michie
Enderio State
Fackie Sulvote
Ola Uase
Ralph Seephen
Conte John Tavener
Indiana
Bill Hackett
Milan Lazetich
Mich
Frank Beuman
Purdue
Claude Young
Ilinois
B. Dimancheff
Polie
Robert Ravenshurg
Rudy Sikich
Minnesota
Quentin Sickeis
Michigan
Gordon Appleby
Rey Justak
Northwestern
Nk Cio
Giana
Arthur Renner
Don Greenwood
Per Nesota
Ian Mohrbacher
Iowa
Eastern Iowa Stars on Third Team
Des Moines area players and classmates named to the third all-state football team by The Gazette and 32 Iowa Daily Press Association newspapers. Notes list positions, ages, heights, weights, and school affiliations from Burlington to Elkader and include Des Moines North Iowa City Cedar Rapids Harlan and University High among honorees.
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Des Moines
IDPA
The
Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
North High of
Burlington
Central High
Sioux City
Iowa City
Charles City
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Harlan
University High
Audubon
West Branch
East Waterloo
Elkader
Dick Meyer
Don Hutson
Forrest Wynkoop
Reuben Snider
Bob Hansman
North High
Wayne Spurbeck
Louis Ginsberg
Gene Gettys
Douglas Spear
University High of
Hack John Estes
Eldon Crees
Warren Rummells
Jim McKinstry
East High
Waterloo
Trojars
Jack Dittmer
Feader
Delinquent Tax List for Woodla Com and Surrounding Areas
Delinquent tax entries list property owners in Woodla Com and adjacent townships. names include Elizabeth Youngs, Chester Dougherty, Joseph Christie, John Brody, Arch Moel, Inez Paulson, Clara Joss, Proyd F Douda, Julius W Anthony, Mary Anthony, William Tyson, Mary Stevick, Thomas Gaines, Henry W Ben, Truman Yardies, Frank Smith, Louis Sovereign, Ralph Snitil, John Stempfie, and others across Bertram, Central City, Marion City, Ely, and Marion Township annexes. suspensions noted for Bertram and Central City with specific lot numbers and values.
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Woodla
Wei
Pannie C
Wiese
Ant
Elizabeth
Young
George C
Ella Johnston
Chester C
Katheryn Dougherty
Joseph F Christie
John R
Dorothy Brody
Ruhama M Collins
Joseph
N Curttright
Apenas
Ardath
R Cobbins
Yota Oweennes
Stanley C
Melichar
Clara Joss
Lucile Douda
Sillnn Proyd
Lucille Douda
Stirsky
Siemering
Clarence Leverich
Charies E
Fay Anthony
Pay Anthony
Julius W
Alice Mary
George Dymand
Marry T Hedges
Mer N
Alice Hamad
Robert C
Iiva McKilwain
George
Esther Powers
Oland W
Gaisy Browner
John F
Blanchta
D C Toomey
Gomee Sa
Lucy M Fawcett
Marian & Bushnell
Mazel N Payn
Mary Anthony
Pere Sivy
Lean Assa
Ishmael H
Edith Parry
Bernadine Hupp
Blaine
Howard W
Doris Biessing
Kenwood Reas
William D Tyson
Mary Stevick
Thomas F
Margaret Gaines
Noel Shields
William T
Adelie Collens
Eta Marold Leaven
Berg C
Adelaide Woodson
Hawkere Loan Brokerage Co
Mawkeye
Oneae Co
Mollie G Mpbell
Belmont
Eens Peetedee
Bert Tokheim
Ans
R Melton
J Lynn Crawford
Mecie E Phillips
Milton Scott
H W Ireland
Gene Wilkinson
Jerraid
Rubs Kane
Kenwood Park
Eugene L
Marguerite Stark
Millard Port
Hart
Donald W
Garyce Holmes
Harts
Robert M
Elizabeth Smith
Hart's
Sithhnesdeasitetnasnecanun
Louis P Sovereign
Peeceewboawa Brerecs
Louis FP Sovereign
Pist Mo
John Stempfie
Ralph
Anna C
Snitil
Ava
Joseph H
Mary
Rayman
John McKinnon
Yale Drops From Unbeaten Roster As Army Ohio State Lead
Army Ohio State Randolph Field and Bainbridge Navy remain undefeated and untied in the nation as Yale loses its place after being tied by Virginia. The AP notes Yale’s fall from the ranks of the unbeaten with Virginia edging them on Saturday.
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NEW York
Army
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Bainbridge Navy
Yale
Virginia
Krumske Wins National Bowling Singles Title
Paul Krumske of Chicago defeated Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin Sunday in Milwaukee to win the national bowling singles title. The final score was 12 530 to 12 243 a margin of five pins and 37 total pins. Krumske led 22 13 after the first half in Chicago last week and Day could not retake the lead despite a late rally.
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Milwaukee
Paul Krumske
Chicago
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Krumske
Day
Packers Await Playoff Opponent After Week’s Tense Action
In Chicago the Bears handed Philadelphia a 28-7 loss widening the Eastern race. Washington and New York both beat teams to join a three way tie potential as they face each other over the next two Sundays while Philadelphia battles Brooklyn and Cleveland. Green Bay won 35-20 over the Cardinal-Pittsburgh Steelers. New York beat Brooklyn 7-0 and Detroit defeated Cleveland 26-14.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Eagles
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Green Bay
Packers
Chicago Cardinal
Redskins
Boston Yanks
Detroit
Big 10 Sticks To Ban California Rose Bid
Ohio State clinched the conference title with an 18-14 win over Michigan but failed to secure a Rose Bowl invitation as the Big Ten faculty representatives refused to waive the postseason ban. Tennessee emerged as the eastern pick to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl after Ohio State’s bid was denied.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
John L. Griffith
Rose Bow
Tennessee
California
Three-Bout Rassle High Card at the Coliseum
Three bouts worthy of top bill ing are scheduled for Monday night at the Coliseum starting 8 30 with Al Cadell facing Pat O Flaherty. In the semi Jerry Meeker meets Jack League while Tom Zaharias takes on Earl Wampler in the main event.
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Coliseum
al Cadell
Pat O’flaherty
Jerry Meeker
Jack League
Tom Zaharias
Earl Wampler
Girls basketball results from Southeast Iowa clinic games
In North English 1 Sat March 1 results show Marengo leading 9 at half while Hedg and Goodmen/Her d share top scorer honors. Millersburg and Parson 19 at halftime with Grimes earning winners high and Bauer as losers high. Dyersville games noted with Jeer and Losers’ high tallies.
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Iowa
North English
Satury Maren Sal
Marengo
Hedg
Goodmen
Herd
Farsen
Hue Mierebure
Parson
Millersburg
Grimes
Bauer
Dyersvelle
Notre Dame Georgia Tech clash and Navy Army talk
Sports columnist notes Notre Dame 21 defeat by Georgia Tech and Navy struggles amid luck in the season. He predicts Navy's luck may change with upcoming games against Army, and discusses polls, Sea Hawk bias, and reform ideas on recruitment rules.
Iowa team relies on underclassmen for a tough season
The article notes that at Iowa the current season leaned on younger players who were nearly varsity ready. It cites Bill Kersten Don Winslow Paul Fagerlind Herb Byers Bill Benskin Russ Mec Laughlin Bob Wischmeier and Bob Snyder as underclassmen carrying the load. If those players could return next fall the outlook would improve, but the group faced steep odds this year.
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Iowa
Hawks
Seahawks
Bill Kersten
Don Winslow
Paul Fagerlind
Herb Byers
Bill Benskin
Russ MecLaughlin
Bob Wischmeier
Bob Snyder
Canadiens regaining hockey lead with 4 1 win over Maple Leafs
Montreal defeated Toronto 4 1 at home to reclaim first in the NHL after a 2 0 loss in Toronto. Maurice Richard scored three goals including two late as Chicago beat Detroit 6 5 and Boston topped New York Rangers 8 4 with Armand Gaudreault leading the Bruins.
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Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Canadiens
Toronto
Maurice Richard
Chicago Blackihawks
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
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Russ Newland
Slammin
Sam
New Yorker
Jim Kolosick
Burlington High
Burlington Hospital
Charles F. Kolosick
Norine Packingham
Eastern Iowa Stars
Ween
Lewin J
Alice Clark
William A
Bernice Miller
Genmeni Park
John G
Helen Nelson
Eo J
Nellie M Barker
Fieanor G Root
Maxine Raumegertner
Starks
H Buresh
Alvin
Frances D Gesseman
Paul and
Maxine Reers
Helen Jones
Frank
Prances Smith
Frances Smith
Paul
Nette Hamer
Ste
Joseph C
Mary Berman
Benedict
Marié Brozanski
Zalesky
John W Stubbs
Andrew McKinnon
Paul H. Houston
Marion Township
H A Smith
John E
Esther Clemens
Bertram Town
Goudy A. C
Bertram
Central City
Puller Philens
Marion City
Johnson
N. Carharts
McGowan
Richmond
Ely
Palmer Josephine
Ewe Eee
Kaue
Helen Tiabes
Missheth Menterr
Brown
Jessie G Woods
Lenox
Cowell
Avrus
Frantiskea Gregor
United
Hio Tate
Peters
Corot
Giants
Vols
Rose
Rassle
Teamp
Die Dietrieh
Alr
Errats Bee Air Tee
Medinen Avenue
Red Peppers
By Tait
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Navy
Tech
Texas
Randolph
Seahawk
Poole, Schwartz
Deane W. Matlett
Kansas U
Big Six
Malott
Chy
Havenots
Leafs
United Press
Pertussin
Zaharias
Earl
Wampler
312 Grill
Oes
America
C&o
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Nickel Plate Road
Pere Marquette Railway
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