Marshalltown Beats Wilson 26 7 In Friday Night Clash
Marshalltown Bobcats toppled Wilson high school 26 to 7 at Franklin Field. Tom Gaines rushed for a 31 yard score and led a key second quarter drive that put Marshalltown ahead. Harold Batesole and Stan Cozzi added TDs as Cedar Rapids Wilson misfired on offense after the early surge.
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Marshalltown
Tom Gaines
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Bobcats
Franklin Field
Ramblers
Wilson
Bob Vrbicek
Bobcat
Gaines
Bob Anderson
Elkader Routs Waukon 58-0 in Friday Clash
Elkader overwhelmed Waukon 58 to 0 as Jack Dittmer scored 39 points on six touchdowns and two-point plays. Dittmer had runs of 63 46 42 and 23 yards plus a 46 yard interception return. Don Bandow Glenn Drahn and Roger Kriebs added scores and conversions. Barr was Waukon’s standout. Glenn Devine officiated.
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Jack Dittmer
Waukon
Dittmer
Don Bandow
Glenn Drahn
Roger Kriebs
Barr
Glenn Devine
Montezuma Tops Toledo 14-7 in Friday Night Showdown
Montezuma beat Toledo 14 to 7 as Scudder punched in a first quarter score from three yards after Kucera blocked a punt. Gabriel connected with Bernard for a second quarter strike and Baltisberger scored in the third. Toledo threatened late twice but was stopped at the one and two yard lines.
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Montezuma
Kucera
Scudder
Edwards
Gabriel
Bernard
Baltisberger
Barnes
Franklin Eleven Holds Iowa City To 18 0 Triumph
Franklin Thunderbolt defense throttled Iowa City's Little Hawks in the first quarter and kept them scoreless as Franklin rolled to an 18 to 0 victory. Key plays came from Bob Krall Bob Wilson and Jim Sangster with scoring drives in the third and final periods. The win marks Franklin's third Mississippi conference win and seventh loss for Iowa City.
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Iowa City—City High
Franklin Thunderbolt
Cedar Rapids
Bob Krall
Bob Wilson
Jim Sangster
Franklin
Thunderbolt
Jim Phillips
Bill Chadima
Bob Hoff
Bill Cohrs
Little Hawks
Sangster
Eakes
Divine
Krall
Wilson
Maquoketa Gridders Defeat Savanna 12 0
Maquoketa high school taming Savanna Illinois 12 to 0 on Friday night. A 92 yard drive featured a McDonald to Evers 20 yard pass and a 5 yard run by Evers. Reiter added a 5 yard score after a punt fumble. Savanna threatened late but stalled at the Maquoketa 8. Wilson starred for Savanna and Hafner anchored the Maquoketa line.
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Maquoketa
Savanna
Ill
McDonald
Evers
Reiter
Wilson
Hafner
Vicors
Manchester High blanked Marion 12 0 in key football clash
Manchester High School defeated Marion 12-0 on Friday with all scoring in the second half. Bob Reid plunged in from the one yard line after a sustained drive for the first score, then Zitelman added a 50 yard TD after an interception. Greenway starred on defense for Manchester, while Lastman and McCauley excelled for Marion.
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Manchester
Marion
Bob Reid
Zitelman
Greenway
Lastman
McCauley
Teachers High Defeats Traer 13-6 in Injury Plagued Match
The Cedar Falls Teachers high team beat Traer 13-6 on Friday night in a long game marked by injuries and penalties. The Teachers led with a second quarter scoring pass to Lambertson and an extra point by Stamp. Voctberg scored for Traer in the second half but failed the conversion, then Rofe added another Teachers score.
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TRAER
Cedar Falls Teachers High
Teachers
Lambertson
Stamp
Voctberg
Teachers High Machine
Rofe
Boxing results from across the country reveal a string of decisions
Associated Press rounds summarize boxers by city with outpoints and knockouts. Humberto Zavala wins in Mexico City style, Sal Bartolo bests Pedro Firpo in Boston Camden and Providence shout, Johnny Cesario stops Gambaro in Boston, Johnny Clark defeats Charlie Jones in New London, Buddy Mayes outpoints Joe Mantera in Worcester, Jings Donazhue defeats Larney Moore in Philadelphia, Bob Simmons beats Gene Gudeill in Indianapolis, Jackie Graves KO’s Ham Wibby in Minneapolis, Tim Kelly outpoints Jimmy Nelson in San Diego, Benny Goldberg prevails in Hollywood over Eli Galindo.
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Associated Press
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Mexico City
Cleo Shans
Los Anccdes
Boston
Sal_Bartolo
Pedro Firpo
Camden
N. J
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Charlie Jones
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Indianapolis
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Jackie Graves
Austin
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Trinidad
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Tim Kelly
San Francisco
Jimmy Nelson
Cleveland
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Detratte
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Los Necles
Central Dutchmen Clinch Iowa Conference Title With Win
PELLA AP Central's Dutchmen rolled to a 45 13 victory over Luther Friday night to clinch the Iowa conference football crown. Bud Bonwell threw a 35 yard TD pass on the opening series as Central built a big first half lead and added two scores in the second period. The win gave Central season ending options pending additional games. the Dutchmen had defeated Simpson Wartburg and Dubuque in conference play.
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Iowa
Bud Bonwell
Eldon Tharp
Dutchmen
Simpson
Wartburg
Dubuque University
Wilbur Delzell
Dubuque High School
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Dour. Kerr
Wayne Bosler
Town Beachers
Tom Crabbe
Mt Vernon Sweeps Monticello in 13 0 Football Blowout
Mt Vernon defeated Monticello 18 to 0 in an Eastern Town football game Friday. Bud Kidart broke free for a second half score from the 40 yard line after Mt Vernon failed to score in the first half. Fisher Kiburz and Van Meter starred for Mt Vernon while Ken Kiburz led Monticello's line backing in a hard fought contest.
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Bud Kidart
Panther
Fisher
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Two Touchdowns On Successive Kickoff Returns
Sterling beat Dixon 32 to 7 after two quick kickoff returns. Dixon quarterback Schultz opened the second half with a 90 yard return for a TD, then Dixon halfback Dick Keiser raced 86 yards for another score.
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Dixon
Schultz
Dick Keiser
Vinton Routs Belle Plaine 46 0 in Homecoming Game
Belle Plaine suffered a homecoming defeat as Vinton rolled to a 46 0 win. In the first half Belle Plaine trailed 14 0, then were blown away in the second. Selken scored once and passed for two more scores while Kelly added four and Bunton crossed twice.
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Vinton High School
Selken
Kelly
Bunton
California Plans Home And Home Series With Notre Dame
Graduate Manager Clint Evans confirms talks for a football home and home series with Notre Dame. Negotiations were exploratory and Notre Dame would like to start at Berkeley in 1946.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Notre Dame
Clint Evans
Rams Edge Roosevelt 20 to 6 in finale showdown
Dubuque high school Rams beat the Roosevelt Rough Riders 20 to 6 in the final home game. Martin sparked Roosevelt with two drives before his injury shifted momentum as Hasbrook and Herzog turned the tide with two second half scores and a key interception return.
Ke-Wash gridiron: West Chester, Kalona prevail in tough shows
In wellman Wellman shutout first half but lost 14 0 while West Chester Trojans rose to power and scored two touchdowns Dusenberry and Griffith reached the end zone Kalona defeated Keota 33 0 with L Gingerich and Shaver scoring twice and Small once for Kalona
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Davenport Upsets Clinton 6-0 in Homecoming Football
Davenport high school defeated veteran coach Jesse E. Day's Clinton squad 6-0 on homecoming night. Clinton had been undefeated in 17 straight games before the loss.
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Davenport
Davenport High School
Jesse E. Day
Clinton
Unclear football scores and results scattered across multiple games
A jumble of football scores lists wins and losses for numerous teams including UCLA, Oregon, Miami, Drake, and others. The segment mixes college and high school results with inconsistent team names, locations, and stray numbers, lacking coherent context or a single game narrative.
Detroit Drives Past Drake 19 14 In Second Half
Detroit University rallied in the second half to beat Drake 19 to 14 in Detroit. Drake led 7 6 at halftime as Muggsy Migilorisi returned a fumble 20 yards for a touchdown. Joe LeBouf scored for Detroit after a Drake fumble.
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Detroit University
Drake University of Des Moines
Drake Feld
Jack Cavigan
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Drake
Don Siefken
Jack Coupe
Cresco Beats Decorah 19 13 in Northeast Iowa clash
Cresco defeated Decorah 19 to 13 in a Friday night conference game. Donald Dvorak scored on two long passes early, Don Carman added two late scores with an extra point in the third quarter, while Decorah’s David Hexom accounted for both first half drives and one extra point. Kenneth Carman of Cresco sustained a right arm fracture in the third quarter.
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Anderson
Dick Fikers
Marshalltown
Rambler
Verne Martin
Batesole
Cozzi
Rohde
Dick Meiltvedt
Bobcat
Gaines
Bill Barnard
Ramblers
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O'Brien
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Gaskill
Denton
Watson
Poster
Ben Whitehill
Huston
Dawson
M. McKibben
B. McKibben
Decorah
Cresco
Kenneth Carman
Robinson Sets Record In First UCLA Tilt
The first Negro player signed for organized baseball Jackie Robinson set a phenomenal mark in his first UCLA appearance. He stole five bases and even stole home twice. Robinson also won singles and mixed doubles titles in the Pacific colored tennis tournament and excelled in football and track.
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San Francisco
Jackie Robinson
University of California At
Los Angeles
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
Robinson
Feller's All-Stars Edge Royals in 10 Inning Exhibition
Bob Feller's All-Stars beat the Kansas City Royals 3 to 2 in a 10 inning exhibition at Wrigley Field. Feller pitched seven innings with 13 strikeouts and four hits allowed while Satchel Paige matched with eight strikeouts.
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Bob Feller
Kansas City Royals
Wrigley Field
Feller
Cleveland
Satchel Paige
Royals
Felter
Paige
Ines
Uclans Beat Oregon 12-0 To Boost Rose Bowl Hopes
In Los Angeles the UCLAN Bruins overcame a scoreless first half to topple the Oregon Webfoots 12 to 0 at the Coliseum. The win keeps Uclan in the running for the Pacific Coast Conference title as 9,710,850 radios are said to be in Britain.
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LOS Angeles
Oregon
Uclan Bruins
Great Britain
Saturday Theater Schedules Across Paramount and Local Theaters
The Gazette lists Saturday showtimes from Paramount Palace Rialto and others. Menu includes titles like Duffy's Tavern Kiss and Tell The Crime Doctor's Warning China Sky Murder He Says Bewitched and Stagecoach Roundup with various showtimes and late-night repeats at multiple venues including Marion with Out of This World Swing Out Sister.
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Iowa
State
Palace
China Sky
Rialto
Algeria
Marion
Polar Pack Inc Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Notice of incorporation of Polar Pack Inc under Iowa law with Articles filed in Book B-12, Page 607 on September 28 1945 and recorded October 4 1945 in Linn County. Principal business Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Core aims include land and property dealings, manufacturing, mercantile ventures, and employee profit plans.
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Iowa
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Secretary of State
Board of Directors
Cedar Rapids Corporation Sets 1946 Annual Meeting Date
The document outlines powers to sell assets without stockholder consent and corporate officer elections by the board. It names initial officers E B Laurer president, Walter C Ronk vice president, M S Laurer secretary, and George T Ronk treasurer, all Cedar Rapids residents, with annual stockholder and director meetings slated for the second Tuesday in July starting 1946.
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Board of Directors
Corporation
E. B. Laurer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Walter C Ronk
Town
Laurer
Iown
George T. _Ronk
Towa
Polar Pack, Inc
E . Laurer
Cedar Rapids Gazette Servicer
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County
Notices announce Leone Baumann and Lillian Svoboda Flo rence Willits named executrices of Linn County Iowa estates. Debts payable immediately. claims to be filed with Linn County Clerk, District Court. Additional administrator appointment for Marjorie Mae Morek estate noted with payment request and claims filing.
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Towa
Linn County
Barberao- Prusek
Iowa
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Preclere
Neiven
Frank Kubee
Lillian Svoboda Florence Willits
A W Bass
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Duffy's Tavern stars parade in Paramount comedy film
The screen version of Duffy's Tavern stars Ed Gardner as Archie with Bing Crosby Paulette Goddard Dorothy Lamour and Eddie Bracken among the familiar Paramount names. John Cantor Finnegan and Victor Moore enrich the cast while a March of Time Palestine piece and a carrot chopping rabbit short round out the program.
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Ed Gardner
Archie
Bing Crosby
Paulette Goddard
Dorothy Lamour
Eddie Bracken
Cass Daley
the Paramount
Duffy
Betty Hutton
Fatso Goebbels
Ferne Gater
Red Flag resumes in Tokyo urging people’s republic
Tokyo report says Red Flag, Japan’s sole Communist organ, resumed publication after a long suspension. It calls for abolition of the emperor system and the establishment of a people's republic.
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Red Flag
Japan
People’s Republic
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