Burton Delivers Final Minute Basket In Waterloo Win
West High of Waterloo survives a tight fourth quarter rally to defeat Spirit Lake 17 to 15 in the Ottumwa tournament. Burton nets the decisive late basket as Oskaloosa later faces a key showdown, with Sansone and Madsen also contributing for a close contest.
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Spring Fashion and Oddities Through a Frayed Day
A playful montage riffing on early spring, woolen mittens and old flannels, with asides on misread spring feelings, fashion quirks, a New York boy with a skyscraper present, Babe Ruth contrasts, and a wandering tale of lost dogs and curious headlines.
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Bowling match results from the Business and Professional leagues
The Gald team won three games over the Lavenders in the Business and Professional league. The women's league played at Whiteside last night. In a special fiveback match, the Wood Colts took two games from the Morris Stars. Score totals show Lavenders 327 and 259 for the two matches, with individual scores including Kenney 2115 and Behrens 139.
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West High Coach Relph Saris Leads Team Through Tense Postseason
Relph Saris of West High celebrates a strong schedule and disciplined play as his basketball squad advances in district play at Mason City and pushes into the state tournament.
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Waterloo bowling scene outlines Fort Dodge tournament plans
The Waterloo leagues aim to send a team to Fort Dodge for the first annual bowling tournament on April 1, 1945. Entries close March 31. Arch McFarolino led Week on Ole Waterloo alleys with 217, George Shoemaker 224, Dick Bacholdt 228, and Wally Manahi 223. The Commercial league posted high scores with the Postoffice five at 572 and Diamond Joes at 564. Scheduling shows weekly matches and upcoming rounds, with Corey's Specials leading the Whiteside League.
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Wrestling and boxing results from diverse cities reported
Reports from Buffalo Toledo and New York describe a mix of athletic outcomes. Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills do not fight amid crowd noise while Morrie Schlatter defeats Jack Britton in Omaha. Carl Augustine falls to Everett Strang in St Paul. Detroit hosts Ten wrestling finals as Ames Purdue and Chicago reach finals with seventy wrestlers starting.
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St Lo Cards Exhibition Link With Eye On Talent
The St Louis Cards are set to face the Gees in an exhibition at Terre Tullic with Slim Pantson from Cornell linked to a Three I league move. Branch Rickey seeks another year of schooling. Burlington plans a 1,500 foot fence around their park. Peoria wants to see Johnny Warris and Frankie J Miller. Des Moines boxers, Hirrus beat Chick Kames. Smith KO’d K.O. Brown. Millers beat Aviators 14 to 3 at Welly Field. Leo Ferris prominent on the mound.
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Dysart Loses First Game to Lawton at Class B Tournament
In Boone Iowa on March 21 Dysart fell 20 to 17 to Lawton in the Class B high school basketball tourney. Rippey defeated Grand View 28 to 13 in the other night game. Dysart and Grandview were paired in morning play.
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Cedar Rapids Track Stars Shine at Northwestern Meet
Cedar Rapids athletes place in three of four track prelims at Northwestern interscholastic meet. Harper finishes second in 60 yard low hurdles, and second in high hurdles heat. Stamats wins quarter mile heat. Redel wins the final heat. Moody wins the 440 yard dash with the day’s fastest time.
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Cardinals Lack Pitching Hopes From Veterans and Newcomers
St Louis Cardinals manager Branch Rickey warned that the team's pennant hopes depend on pitching improvement. He noted veterans Haynes, Sherdel in good form, eyed rookies Rhem Hallahan Shick and Paulson for added help. Several contenders for the rotation and infield were listed as competing for spots.
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Fly blocks Hoppe in billiard duel as chaos erupts
In a Northwestern University meet vignette, billiard star Hoppe fails to land a shot after a fly sits on the cue ball’s path eighteen times, provoking laughter and referee shooing. The persistent insect endsHoppe’s focus, and he misses the nineteenth attempt, while finals loom in track and other events across cities including Chicago and New York.
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Rosenburg Triumphs Eddie Martin In Bantamweight Title Fight
In New York on March 21 Charlie Rosenburg defeated Eddie Martin after 15 rounds to claim the bantamweight world championship. Rosenburg dominated late rounds, left handedly troubling the former champion who had held the title for three months. The piece notes a history of bantamweight champions and questions Rosenburg’s longevity.
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County Trophy Taken By Greene County
Greene County wins the county basketball tournament for the second straight year and will gain permanent ownership if won again next season. Greene beat Dumont 26 to 22 in a Friday night game after an afternoon 30 to 23 win over Aplington. Aredale edged by Dumont 15 to 9 after Aplington defeated Aredale 23 to 5 in the evening. Five high schools took part with Smith Iowa Falls and Smylie Dows serving as officials.
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How to Pitch a Tent North Woods Style
North woods campers learn tent setup using ridge poles and side cords. Step by step guides explain staking corners, raising walls, tension management, and rain safeguards to prevent collapse during storms.
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Missouri Valley Indoor Track Meet Draws Keen Competition
Kansas City March 21 Athletes from Missouri Valley conference universities will compete in the annual conference indoor track and field meet in the convention hall tonight. Fourteen events race to a close with the relays likely to decide the team winner as Missouri and Nebraska tote strong entries while Kansas City seeks to defend last year’s title.
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Yankees Trim Braves in Ninth Inning Rally
New York nipped Atlanta 6 to 5 at St. Petersburg as a late ninth inning rally secured the win for the Yankees. Giants regulars and rookies tied 10-10 at Sarasota. Cubs defeat Vernon 6-1 in Los Angeles with Wis Keen on the mound. The note mentions Chinese buyers of American paper.
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