Huskies Rally Past New Hampton In Slow Tilt
Oelwein blocked a late surge and beat New Hampton 39 to 31 on their floor. Chado high with 13 points and strong rebounding led Oelwein, while Dell improved in the second half and Tom Timmerman contributed solid defensive boards. New Hampton lacked height and struggled to score in the front half.
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Sacred Heart Tigers Bow to Hazleton 44 19
Sacred Heart team traveled to Hazleton and were defeated 44 to 19 with a 23 to 9 halftime. Gloede led Sacred Heart with 6 points, Bosshardt had 18 for Hazleton, and Dale Strawn played well for Sacred Heart while Hodge also starred for Hazleton. Hazleton also won the second team game 16 to 2.
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Hodge
Majors tighten waivers rules at winter meetings
At the 1946 winter baseball meetings in Los Angeles the National and American Leagues approved changes to waiver procedures. Clubs may not seek waivers on more than seven players in a single day and may not repeatedly request waivers on a single player within a calendar year.
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Waiver Rule Lets Clubs Reclaim Players for 7500
The article explains a rule allowing a player to move after three waiver claims with a $7,500 price to the team making the final claim. It notes clubs often dumped many names to avoid due diligence, citing the New York Yankees selling Hank Borowy to the Chicago Cubs in 1945 as an example of exploiting the waiver system.
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New York Yankees
Hank Borowy
Chicago Cubs
Maynard Splits Double Bill At Arlington
Arlington high score details show the hosts winning the first team 22 to 19 while the Maynard seconds toppled them 131 to 25. Tresemer led Arlington with nine points in the opener. Suhr led Maynard with eight. Meyers topped Maynard’s reserves with seven. Fitz led Arlington reserves with five.
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Suhr
Meyers
Fitz
Clermont Teams Defeat Waucoma
Clermont defeated Waucoma on its home floor in both girls and boys games. In the girls game Clermont led 27 to 12 at halftime and won 36 to 23 with Kittleson scoring 17 for Clermont and Gabriel 9 for Waucoma. In the boys game Clermont pulled away after halftime, 41 to 30, as Loftsgard tallied 17 for Clermont while Belding and Jirak added 10 for Waucoma.
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Belding
Jirak
Elkader High forms Tribe of Warriors sports club
Elkader ELKADES Special reports that Elkader High School lettermen organized the Tribe of Warriors to promote sportsmanship health habits and strong minds. Faculty sponsor Coach Kenneth Cheeley notes active members are letters earners in football basketball or baseball. Officers elected Bill Colvin president Bob Hahn president Jack Edwards secretary treasurer and Dick Franks sergeant at arms.
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Elkader High School
Tribe of Warriors
Kenneth Cheeley
Bill Colvin
Bob Hahn
Jack Edwards
Dick Franks
Elkader Nicks W. U. In Narrow 33-31 Win
Elkader defeated West Union 33 to 31 on their home floor with Bill Colgin and Drahn as high scorers for Elkader.
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Drahn
Vets Opener Tomorrow at Independence basketball game
Oelwe in VFW post 1725 prepares to start the season at St Johns School gym in Independence Sunday December 8 at 2 30 p m. The squad includes Bob Deyo Kim Ross Duane Weston Richard Jamison Donald Casselman James Deyo Otto Munn Dumont MacKenzie Norman Wolters Lowell Weston and James Crowley. The athletic committee Dumont MacKenzie Wally Steffen and Don Morrow urge full community support.
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St. John’s
Buchanan County
Bob Deyo
Kim Ross
Duane Weston
Richard Jamison
Donald Casselman
James Deyo
Otto Munn
Dumont MacKenzie
Norman Wolters
Lowell Weston
James
Cerdan Triumphs in Madison Square Garden Debut
Marcel Cerdan of Morocco stunned 16,971 fans at Madison Square Garden in his American debut by outlasting Georgie Abrams over 10 furious rounds. The bout drew a gate of $63,859, with Cerdan earning a unanimous decision as Europe’s middleweight champion proved his prowess.
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Marcel Cerdan
Morocco
Bulldogs Beat Drake In Two Overtimes 46 43
Des Moines up Kansas State college defeated Drake 46 to 43 in two overtimes after a 36 36 tie at regulation. The first overtime produced five points per side and the second extended the deadlock at 41 before Kansas State pulled ahead early in the extra period. The half ended with Drake trailing 17 to 11.
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Cedar Falls Edges Comets by Two Points
Cedar Falls defeated Charles City by two points on the home floor. The Cedar Falls quintet started with a 16 to 5 first quarter lead and held on as Charles City warmed up. Final score not clearly stated. half score noted as 22 to 117 in favor of Cedar Falls.
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Charles City
Cresco Narrowly Defeats Osage in Close Home Game
Cresco edged Osage 40 to 36 in a tense contest on Cresco’s floor after a first quarter where Osage led 13 to 6. The game remained tight through the final period as Cresco pulled ahead to secure the win.
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Cresco Beats Osage by Sophomore Margin in Basketball
Cresco led 20 to 18, then 28 to 27 late in the third. Carman scored 21 for Cresco while Enabuit had 16 for Osage. Cresco won the sophomore game 45 to 22, with Hendrickson scoring 12 and Hogan 8.
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Stanley Beats Hawkeye In Twin Varsity Games
Stanley teams visit Hawkeye, winning 26 19 for the boys and 32 26 for the girls. Mulford led the Stanley boys, Raatz starred for Hawkeye, while Griffin powered the Stanley girls and Foot stood out for Hawkeye.
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Loras and Simpson Open Conference Play Strongly
INDIANOLA Simpson College opened the Iowa Conference schedule with a 67 to 38 win over Buena Vista, led by Les Deaton with 17 points and Chuck Kuchan with 15 as Simpson built a 28 to 20 halftime lead. DUBUQUE Loras, defending champion, started with a 48 to 27 victory over North Dakota University, paced by Mickey Marty with 21 points.
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Les Deaton
Chuck ‘Kuchan
Dubuque
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Mickey Marty
Cuhawks
Sumner Loses To Postville In Narrow Wisconsin Game
Postville defeated Sumner 20 to 13 after a 9 to 2 half. Malone led Postville with 10 points while Walker had 7 for Sumner. Sumner won the second game 16 to 15, half 9 to 3 in Sumner's favor. Campfield scored 5 for Postville and Meyerhoff 5 for Sumner.
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Waverly Defeats Decorah in Varsity Basketball Showdown
Decorah’s team was swamped by Waverly with a 47 to 21 loss as the halftime score stood 31 to 8. Leikvold led Decorah with 13 points while Strottman paced Waverly with 15. the freshman-sophomore game ended Decorah 28 to 2 after two overtimes. Lamotta won a clear 10 round decision over Raadik in Chicago, moving to 162 pounds and inflicting a cut on Raadik in round six.
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New York
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