West Branch Beats U High In Conference Clash
West Branch defeats University High 33 to 19 to end a three year U High winning streak in an Eastern Iowa title game. Wayne and Warren Rummells fueled the Bears with multiple runs and two pass plays, while Ken Lathrop added key scores and Carran converted on extra points.
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University High
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Morris Lathrop
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Harper Carr
Maynard Blue Devils Beat Tripoli 19 to 6 in Slim Victory
Maynard closes a strong season with a 19 to 6 win over Tripoli as Hennegar sneaks in for a score and Buenneke catches a Hoth pass for a second TD. Hoth leads a final drive to the Tripoli 13 and scores. Gooden Baur stars for Tripoli.
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Independence Triumphs Over Anamosa High 14 to 2
Independence high school football defeated Anamosa High 14 to 2 as Neville scored a safety for Anamosa. The halftime score was 7 to 2. Furnam scored Independence first period touchdown, Benty added the other, and Maynard kicked both extra points.
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Mt Vernon Edges Monticello 7 6 In Smoked Streak
Mt Vernon Maroons upset Monticello 7 to 6 as Caraway and Koch fueled the attack after a tight first half. Rickels sped for Monticello’s score. Mt Vernon’s defense held late with Caraway’s TD run and the extra point. Koch, Hartley, and Naylor contributed on offense while junior guard Koch was sidelined with a broken finger early.
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Shores
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Mneman
Lloyd Messerll
Hayden
Schotz
Dick Koch
Bob Thompson
Notbolim
Marion Defeats Manchester To Lead WaMaC
The Marion Indians beat Manchester 19 6 to seize WaMaC conference lead. Key plays included Emmons’ 75 yard kickoff return to set up a Coon touchdown and a Failor Coon pass for the extra point. Bob Reed starred for Marion with Coon the main scoring threat as Marion advances toward Anamosa next Friday.
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Robinson Stops Woods in Ninth at Chicago Stadium
Ray Sugar Robinson stopped Sgt. Lou Woods of Ft. Sheridan in the ninth round of a scheduled ten, before 10,622 fans at Chicago Stadium. Woods held a 5 1/2 pound weight advantage, weighing 153 to Robinson’s 147 3/4, in a bout that highlighted a crowded preliminaries card with Dan Robinson decisioning Jerry Pittro, George Costner KOing Phil Williams, Elmer Ray stopping Bill Petersen, and a draw between Robert Earl and Charley Parham.
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Dittmer Scores on Waukon Four Times
WAUKON Elkader surged in the second half to beat Waukon 26 to 0 in the Upper Iowa conference. Jack Dittmer, left halfback, ran 70 yards and scored four touchdowns while John Glesne added two extra points. Waukon’s Schulte stood out as top player for the losers.
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Football Scores from Various High Schools and Colleges
A sprawling roundup lists numerous high school football results across Iowa and nearby states, noting East Waterloo, West Branch, Mt. Vernon, Decorah, Audubon, Ottumwa, Clinton, Des Moines areas, and college scores including Michigan State, Wake Forest, Temple, and Alabama. The entries mix numerous small school results with noted disparities and partial scores.
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Tama Unleashes Powerful Attack To Top Marengo
Tama Indians overpower Marengo 27 to 7 as Morgan and Malin score early, Rebik adds two more after a blocked punt, and Marengo finally reaches the end zone on late passes.
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Clinton Drops Devils 25 to 6 in Title Fight
Clinton River Kings crushed Davenport Blue Devils 25 to 6 in a Mississippi Valley championship tilt. Clinton controlled the game with 306 to 72 rushing yards, scoring on Burridge’s early push and a third period burst. Reed intercepted to set up Burridge’s final TD. Sen added a late 82 yard kickoff return for Davenport.
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Michigan State Extends Record With 32 0 Wayne Victory
Michigan State college remains undefeated and untied after a 32-0 win over Wayne University at University of Detroit Stadium before 10 500 fans. State piled up 16 first downs to Wayne’s three, controlled the ball throughout, and never punted. Wayne’s best drive reached its own 40 yard line in the third period, with Tartars’ rush producing the only first down.
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West Union Wins Homecoming Thriller Over Sumner High
West Union rallied from a 6 0 halftime deficit to beat Sumner High 12 to 6 Friday in a homecoming game. Burroughs put Sumner ahead early, but Bierman starred for West Union with two third and fourth quarter scores and was crowned homecoming king as Beatrice Rude was named queen.
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West Liberty Defeats Columbus Junction 12 0
West Liberty high school football led by Owens secured a 12 to 0 victory over Columbus Junction on Friday night. Owens scored both touchdowns for the winners.
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Decorah routs Cresco 36 6 behind Wallacer Grant 60-yard TD
Decorah defeated Cresco 36 to 6 on Cresco field as Wallacer Grant broke free for a 60 yard touchdown to spark the win Friday night.
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McKinley Triumphs Over East Waterloo in West Side Clash
McKinley High rode a potent passing game to a 34 to 6 victory over East Waterloo at the West Side Stadium Friday night. East Waterloo led 14 6 at halftime after a 76 yard march capped by Hollingsworth’s 15 yard TD, but McKinley answered with a 85 yard drive ending in McDonald’s 2 yard score. Seidler added two PATs and McKinley pulled away in the second half with another TD drive and a late score by McDonald. McKinley finished with nine completed passes, led by Clemmer to Roy Sorenson and Mesknes connections, while East Waterloo could not control the ball enough to capitalize on its aerials.
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Teachers High Defeats Cedar Falls In Homecoming Bout
Cedar Falls fans watched Teachers College high school win 26 to 6 on homecoming night. Stevens opened with a 60 yard reverse for a TD, Jepsen scored twice, Folsom added one for Teachers. Traer’s Sealock kickoff return produced Cedar Falls’ lone score.
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Postville Wins 9–6 Over Fayette In Close Conference Battle
Special to The Gazet Postville defeats Fayette 9 to 6 in the Upper Iowa conference at Postville. Neither team scored in the first half. In the third quarter Eugene Medberry tackled Smith for a safety, giving Postville two points. Fayette's only TD came when Smith returned a 70 yard interception. Postville sealed the win late in the game as Clay Schultz scored and ran in the extra point.
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Wartburg Defeats Luther in Finale
Wartburg closed its football season Friday with a 12 to 0 victory over Luther, an Iowa conference foe, at Waverly. The victors pushed over touchdowns in the first and second quarters.
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INL
Wartburg
Lover Luther
Brown's 639 Top Score in Majors' Bowling Action
R. D. Brown posted a 639 series in the major leagues action on Friday night with a 234 line. T. Novotny finished second with 632 and a 233 line. Other 600 series scorers included Sorensen 623 Lindsey 623 Hoppe 615 and Stanek 603.
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Vinton Triumphs 31-6 Over Belle Plaine in All Quarters
Vinton scored in every period for a 31 to 6 victory over Belle Plaine on Friday. Davis, McAlister, and Herbert each had multiple touchdowns, with Herbert also connecting on a 72 yard pass to MacAllister. Belle Plaine's Bradshaw scored their lone TD in the fourth quarter.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and notices
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates and delivery details for local and out of state editions. It notes association with wire services AP and UP, and lists mailing, publication, and advertising notices for readers.
The Silver Flame film plans and early Hollywood notes
Hollywood reports Sol Lesser's 2.5 million technicolor Western The Silver Flame spanning Virginia City New York San Francisco Paris and South America. Barbara Stanwyck eyed for a Virginia City matriarch role and Hedy Lamarr returns for MGM with Her Highness and the Bellboy. editors note industry morale and postwar competition. John Farrow offered to head Vancouver motion picture venture. Van Johnson heads to Mexico City exteriors. Anita Louise Joe Cotten romance. Lana Turner party. Clark Gable declines radio offers.
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Greenwich Village Relies on Charm of Carmen Miranda
Nadine Subotnik reviews the Paramount musical Greenwich Village a Twentieth Century Fox film featuring Carmen Miranda Don Ameche William Bendix Vivian Blaine and Felix Bressart. She praises Miranda’s songs and screen presence while noting Ameche’s weak part and a conventional plot though the production remains an engaging musical with no Nazi villains.
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Evening cinema showtimes listed by theater management
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