Rowland fight prompts all leagues to back higher draft price
The piece notes a proposed rule change to lift costs for majors to operate near minor league territories, with Rowland pushing to raise the draft price of Double A players from 7500 to 15000. The Pacific Coast League backs his stand, and a call to include minor leagues in selecting a successor to Landis is mentioned, alongside a press against gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
Kenesay Mowntain Landis
Comimissione: of
Baseball
Huskie Legg Mong Stars Triumph Over Upper Iowa
Husky Legg mong Stars, a 3 12 man squad from Subuque University, defeated an inexperienced Upper Iowa University team 31 to 25 in a fast paced game. Strouman and Dubuque County cagers led scoring while Tyffy Pes contributed four field goals and a free throw. Verson anchored defense as Dubuque’s squad built a comfortable lead and Gelwin started in the lineup for a strong finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subuque University
Upper Iowa University
Upper Iowa
Iowatar
Strouman
Dubuane County
D. A
Peacocks
Ath Stroman
Tyffy Pes
Lesu
Gelwem Star
Dupuquediy
Marchant McCunniff
Peer Town Univ High Mt
Marat
Faust
Schliepsiek
Fay County
Tque
Army
V_ ¢rson
Bank
Dubuque Uni
Gelwein
Husky eager as Ralph Thorpe leads standout aggregation
Ralph Thorpe serves as manager of a standout aggregation described as outstanding. The report highlights the unit under his leadership and emphasizes its notable performance and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Husky
Ralph Thorpe
Moose Team Leads Bowling League
DeKalb won three games from Gelwein Implement. K. C. won two from Farewayr. Moose won three from his high individual game by Annis of the Aries-206, who also had high series 305. Team standings show won lost and percentages, with 73501 665 666 ANG as figures.
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DeKalb
Gelwein
K. C
Farewayr
M Moose
Annis
Aries
Pety
Minors Fight Big League Expansion
Buffalo New York reports postwar baseball tensions as minor leagues resist major league expansion into the Pacific Coast. The International League and American Association back the Pacific Coast League’s stance, with Pacific Coast League chief Clarence Rowland claiming momentum in the drive to limit expansion. The 23rd annual National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting opens with key amendments on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Pacific Coast
International League
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Frank J. Shaughnessy
International
George Thutman
Association
Clarence (Panis) Rowland
Unough Rowland
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Sumner Defeats Fredericksburg In season opener
Sumner High beat Fredericksburg 33 to 30 in the main game after a 25 to 5 reserve win in the first home basketball doubleheader at Sumner High School Gym Tuesday night. Reimler led Sumner with 33 points, Den Buar added 11, Richardson topped Fredericksburg with 12.
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Sumner
Sumner High
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg High
Icksburg
Reimler
den Buar
Richardson
Postville
Paschal Clinches Back-to-Back NFL Rushing Title
Youthful Bill Paschal of the New York Giants won a second straight rushing championship in the NFL, finishing with 682 yards and leading Card-Pitt’s Johan Grigas as the closest competitor. Paschal secured the crown with one game remaining, a title decision against the Washington Redskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceicago
Bill Paschal
New York
Card-Pitty
Grigas
Card-Pitt
Paschal
Giants
Washington Redskins
Sundar
Madison Square Garden President vows anti gambling drive
President Ned Trish of Madison Square Garden blasted bookmakers and rule changes as he kicked off the 1944-45 season. He pledged a nationwide campaign to stamp out gambling with a night launch at Garden and warned that anyone betting will be ejected without exception. He noted 60 individuals barred from entry and promised continued vigilance across all events.
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New York
Ned Trish
Madison Square Garden
Irish
Trish
Obituary and Community Notices From Maynard and Harlan
Obituary for Julius Emil Bartels born November 9 1890 on a Maynard farm and died November 30 1944 in Maynard aged 54 years and 21 days. Survived by widow Wilma Irwit six children two sisters and two brothers with funeral at Presbyterian church. Also brief notes on Harlan 4-H Livestock Club meeting and local church services and upcoming events in Maynard and Oelwein.
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J. E. Bartels
Julius Emil Bartels
H. i B
Katherine
Busch) Bartels
Maynard
John
George
Charles
Robert
Caroline Beckner
Presbyterian Church
Wilma Irwit
Modern Woodmen
Crd
Hazel Jones
Wadena
Harold
U. S. Navy
Ralph
U.S. Army
France
Otho Schrader
Vernon
U.S. Marines
Richard
Louise Bencke
Maynerd
Henry
Oelwein
William
S. Arm
Magazine Contest Highlights Maynard Scheels Drive
A magazine contest sponsored by Maynard Consolidated Scheels raised funds for the Maynard Community Library. The event ran from November 17 to November 27 with Harlan Carley winning the top prize for a writing portfolio from the sixth grade. Total sales proceeds totaled $10,937 shared with the library, plus prizes awarded to Duiene Krief, Dale Kramer, and Donald Kasth in various categories.
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Maynard Consolidated Scheels
Maynard Community Library
Harlan Carley
Community Library
S. High
Duiene Krief
Dale Kramer
Aurora Post Thanksgiving Family Dinner Honors Kaiser Kin
A large group of relatives gathered at a home in Aurora for a post Thanksgiving dinner honoring Paul Kaiser and family. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. St and daughters, Geo. Weisert and Mets, and many others from the community. The event featured extended family from Madison Wascons and Lamont with mentions of Pvt. Robert L. Seedorf and baby.
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Warren Rueber
Fis
Camp Crouder
Gust Rueber
Carley
George Leigh Carley
Chas. Carley
Sandys— Key
N.Y
Ace
Et Carles
Lester Foss
Meine
Sarah Foss
Purler Tennison
Farelle
J. F. Carley
Frank Robinson
West Liberty
J. E. Bartels
Frank Gilmer
Wes
Gilmer
Abs
Pia
Marshal Barge
Decorah L. Surfus
Des Moines
Tverneen
John Sidler
Paul Kaiser
Sunda
Madison
Faiha
Fred Pieplow
Ai . Ang
Dependence
Moemi
D Letha
Will Jr
Geo. Speed
Read
al Schug
Nobie Seedorf
Sara
A Denger
Ather
Evalyn
Marism
Will McFar
Harer Sauires
Robert L. Seedorf
Leslie Baby
Lamont
Mrsey
Aurormaa Mic
Viola Domer Weds Roger Crisman in Waterloo
The former Aurora residents of the Oliver Domer family report the marriage of their daughter Viola to Roger W. Crisman of Waterloo. The ceremony occurred at 9 p.m. on November 17 at the parsonage of Rev. C. J. Gunnell of Christ Episcopal Church in Waterloo with local friends attending.
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Domer-Crisman
Oliver Domer
Aurora
Viola
Roger W. Crisman
Waterloo
C. J. Gunnell
Christ Episcopal Church
Bert Gray
Donald 4Ipay
Print shop advert offers job department services
A local printer promises to handle letterheads envelopes calendars and circulars with quick delivery and a guarantee on all work.
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Jubuque Cagers Down
U. IL. A
Husky Leggmong Stars
Moose
Mom and Pop
Standard
Standard Oil
Tur
Pelwein Daily Register
Golda Fullmer
Floyd Odell and
Harlan Livestock Club
Harlan 4-H Livestock Club
Louis Ponsar. Jr
Roger Schmitt
Treas
Marvin Hartz
David Schmitt
James Hamilton
David Schmit
Maynard Presbyterian Church
Wray
O. Giller
Methodist Church
C. Grant
St Paul's Lutheran Church
B. F_ Hein
Surday
Brotherhood
First National Bank of
Guernsey
Heer
McCormick-Deering
Jonn Deere
McCorraics
Deering
McCormick-Deer
J. D. Hoyt
J. W. Thiele
F.C. Thiele
First National Bank
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Maynard School
Annetta Conrad Tal
I. T. Parke
H. F
Earl Foss
Martin Holzer
Ben Thomas
Fess's
AL Br.c
Ada Reading Circle
Jenner - Simpson Avery
Juia Jenner
George Simpson
Maxynar
Star Community
Oelwe
Sunnyside
Hebron
Paul Stewart
L. D. Rowley
Floyd Gulex
Frank Lilles
Chet Cumberland
J. E. Fegen
Chester Rest
Eastern Star
Maynard Eastern Star Chamter No. 103
Marnerd Firemen
Opera House
Deverines Ltd
Rebekahs
Ferr Rebekah Lodge
Tar
Erin
Noble Grand
Nirgs A. E Knight
H. 3 Brownell
Geo.Carley
L D. Row‘y
L. D. ‘Rowley
Nature
Carter
Paul Hoagton
Leslie Bird
Ceci Johnson
A.C. Club Mondaz
Wayne Jewell
John Watson
Leslie Knapp
Roward Breywood
Card Club Air
M Rae Ie
Clus Might
K. Ackerman
Moeller Abs
Ted Myston
Claw Rat
August Reepke
Willard Hospital
Mane
Dughter Reepke
Wesl
Ralph Miller
Hauschen
Santa Chaus
Haw
Sie
Sires
Barvey Larson
Dick Holmes
Norman Ven Laniisham
Meanchester
Gerald Garland
Fairbank
Girils
Bars
Melissa Jakway
Progressie
Phile Cookman
Detroit
Julie Whitet
Deith King
Sabra Craig
Iowa City
Fred Scharff
Carl
Paris
California
Glenn Levert
Lee Grif Navy
Micah
Marian
I Monona
Noah Nomsxuie
Noah
IAPS
Dasny Geos Sanorth, Ccaur
Salva
Chanen
Firestone
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