Burkett to Lead Hawks Against Nebraska Tilt
Bill Burkett veteran end from Independence will captain the Iowa Hawkees in the upcoming game with Nebraska in Owa City. Coach Eddie Anderson announced the lineup shifts as he prepared the squad for the Cornhuskers.
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Marion Opens Season as Coaching Shuffle Reshapes Prep Roster
Marion starts the campaign with CE oc ceeds Eldon Coffman guiding a squad that blends new talent and veteran lettermen. Denser rosters at Edgewood and Palo surface as coaches juggle war shortages and multi-sport duties while listing key players and positional battles.
Mid-Six Conference renamed Tri-River Conference
Tipton joins the rebranded Mid-Six Conference now called Tri-River after a meeting in Anamosa last week. Independence and Vinton were added, expanding the conference to include Maquoketa Anamosa Manchester Tipton Independence Monticello Marion and Vinton near the Maquoketa Wapsi and Cedar rivers.
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Monticello
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Star Prep Tankers Enrolled at Iowa
A trio of all-America prep swimmers and two other high school state champions enroll at the University of Iowa. Bill Freeman of Des Moines breaststroker Dave Brockway of Marshalltown diver and Bill McDonald diver from Chicago are the All-America performers. The state titlists are Bob Matters of Waukesha Wis checkstroke and Bernie Walters of Illinois who won the Illinois state breaststroke crown.
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Tulsa New Orleans Win Softball Titles
Tulsa Deep Rock Oilers win the men’s title behind Sig Lawson’s two shutouts over Zelmner Postpons and Briggs Bombers, 2 to 0 each. New Orleans Jax Brewers with Nina Korgan defeat Garden City Maids 4 to 1 for the women’s crown.
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Stineman Leads Shellsburg Prep Team After Parson’s Grad
Graduate of Parsons College and last year’s Deep River coach Deino Stineman takes charge of Shellsburg sports succeeding Kenneth Mott who moved to Bloomfield. Shellsburg’s 1942 squad features 21 players, with notable losses including Schminke Mullinex Schol fel Deklotz Rozell Fix Bone. Fayette defeated Upper Iowa conference veterans 26 to 0 in a previous game as Bill Crawford scored as halfback.
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Linn County Fish and Game Club to screen safety film
The Linn County Fish and Game Club will meet Wednesday night in the CSPS hall. President Ed Fay says the program features an instructional film titled The Making of a Shooter focused on firearms safety. A brief business meeting starts at 7 p.m. followed by the film.
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Kank Gowdy Seeks Involvement in War Effort in Columbus
In Columbus, Kank Gowdy pushes for participation in the ongoing war, urging action and support. The report notes Gowdy’s call to duty and public stance amid wartime mobilization.
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Sports Jabs Be The Associate Press
In Philadelphia a boxing note shows betting slang and odd references to fighters and bouts with unclear names but signals a focus on early fight reporting. The text reads like a clipped wire service snippet with scattered city and boxer mentions.
Huskers Plan Aerial Attack For Hawkeyes
Lincoln Nebraska AP The air filled with footballs as End Coach Ad Lewan doski scouted the Iowa Hawkeyes pass defense and noted Tom Farmer as a greater passing threat. The Huskers lineup remained intact with Sleich Byler Stranathan von Goetz Partington Metheney Bradley Zikmund Eisenhart set to start. Bradley would captain the Nebraskans on Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids Dog Best in Terriers at Des Moines Show
Winners at the Des Moines Kennels Club dog show included Best in Terriers a Scottish terrier named Mac's Welton Fa owned by Mr and Mrs J Macaulay of Cedar Rapids. Best in Toys was Kite's Black Prince a Manchester terrier owned by Dr Howard M White of Sioux City Iowa.
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