The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 3

THE CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE: Sat. March It. l4t 3 Eiqht Boys' Teams I City High Wins, Springville Loses in Sub-state Meet They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatto Linn County Club Cold in f'sdSXkrl-' BUT THE DRESSING 0SM5, ffiia ROOMS RTCThE FLOOR gggfe l44tmW6r ft Pi SHOW tfffisOSUtt STILL A MATTER FOR, TT A R0 THE HEALTH DEPT. vWm Losing, 50-33 Br Talt Cummin. IOWA CITY City high of Iowa City handed Ottumwa Little Six champs a stunning 30-25 defeat here Friday night in the sub-state class A finals to join Preston in the state finals next week, Preston having swamped Springville in the class opener, 50-33.

The significance of that City Already in Fold For State Finals BOYS' SIB-ST ATI BASKETBALL BESCLTS. SwaaI-ITaJ AT ATLANTIC A Harlan Missouri Valley 22. (Bl Wiota J(: Mondamin 2. AT CEDAR FALLS. (A) Waverly Newton SO.

(Bl Mod tour 41: Ventura JL AT IOWA CITY. (A) Iowa CUt SO: Ottumwa JS. Bt Preston 50: Bprtn grille II. AT LE MARS (A East Sioux City SI: Mansoa It. (Bl Li Termor K.

Pomeroy 24. By L. E. Skelley. DES MOINES (AP) The first eight eligibles for the boys' state high school basketball tournament will find out tonight who they're going to have for company at Iowa City next week.

With four class A and four class teams already in the fold, the title tournament field will be completed with eight more games at the four sub-state tournaments tonight. Safely past sab-sUe semifinal rounds were: (A) Harlan. Waverly, Iowa City and East Sioux City. (B) Wiota. Montour, Preston and Livermore.

Tonight's contestants: At Atlantic: (A) Ames, the defending champion, vs. Council Bluffs (Abraham Lincoln). (B) Diagonal vs. Bagley. At Cedar Falls: (A) Cedar Falls vs.

Marshalltown. (B) Geneseo vs. Lansing. At Iowa City: (A) Clinton vs. high victory lies in the fact that; two "home town" teams could appear in the state finals here next; week.

To bring about that state of affairs, St. Mary's of Iowa City must beat Cra wfordsville in the class opener on tonight's pro gram which starts at 7:30. Back in 1941 when only eight; teams qualified for the finals, Mason City had both its public high school and St. Joseph's in the final round, but they were! not playing before a home town i T20NKIA CAOTWReHT, 163 ALLSTON CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Montour Puts' i Out Ventura; Waverly Cops By Roy McHugh.

CEDAR FALLS Two of the more expertly-coached high school teams in northeast Iowa Montour and Waverly joined the vanguard of state finalists Friday night as Ventura's one-man team and Newton dropped out of the running. Class Montour eliminated Ventura, 41-31, and class A Waverly gave both barrels to Newton, 66-30, in a pair of semi-final sub-state encounters at the Iowa State Teachers fieldhouse. A crowd of 3,500. including standees, was on hand. Lansing and Ceneseo, in class and Marshalltown and Cedar Falls, in class are the lower-braeket semi-finalists here, and tonight they will come to grips as the tournament ends.

The problem of handling- WU- lard Gizel, Ventura's center and scoring maestro, caused a few wrinkled foreheads in the Montour sector Friday night. For 184 minutes the nifty little Cardinals took care of him well. The best he could muster in that stretch was a free throw, and Coach C. L. Ferguson's stalwarts methodically pieced together a 21-9 margin.

Then with two and a half minutes of the third period accounted for, Gizel began scoring. Although he finished with 17 points, there was never much doubt as to which team was going to win. Gizel started too late. The difference between the teams in the third and fourth periods remained seven or more points. Early in the final quarter, Montour stretched it to 15, but the Vikings came back with nine points in a row before Bob Tvedt, the Cards' money player, turned a misdirected Ventura pass into a field goal for Bill Downs.

Several seconds later, Downs again broke under the basket to poke in a layup, and the Cardinals then knew they'd be going to Iowa City next week. Montour's passing and ball iti iwni(V 1 Feature Time Radio: Notes and Comment audience. This year, Iowa City residents could see two teams from their own town in action. After the St. Mary's Craw-fords viUe game tonight.

Cedar Rapids Franklin and Clinton will battle for the remaining class A berth. On the record, Clinton must be favored but the Franklin lads propose to play the 32 minutes anyway and see what happens. It should be a thriller. That's just what City hifh did Times art thoa announced by theater manatement. The Oaaetta rvapenstbl lor lata chance a.

Saturday' schedule: 1 By Nadlna Snbotnlk. IT'S doubtful if any Saturday night program has the pull, year after year, ot "Your Hit Parade," aired at 8 by CBS-WMT. Its monotony of rhythm worries lots of listeners (but no adverse criti cism has ever moved its sponsor), and its selections for song popu PARAMOUNT "Doll Face" 1:15. 3:25, 5:30, 7:40, short subjects 1, 2:35, 4:45, 6:50, 9. IOWA "The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" 1:15.

4:15, 7:15, "Just before Dawn" 3, 6, 9. STATE "Whistle Stop" 2:25, 5, 7:40, "The Girl of the Limberlost" 1:25, 4, 6:40, 8:15. PALACE "The Great John 2:45. 5:55. "The Ledy Con larity seem to lag a bit.

But the show concentrates on current song Cedar Rapids (Franklin). (B) Iowa City (St. Mary's) vs. Craw-fordsville. At Le Mars: (A) Le Mars vs.

Esthexville. (B) Everly vs. Dan-bury. Harlan, defeated only once this season, raced into the final tournament with a 48 to 22 win over Missouri Valley at Atlantic where undefeated Wiota conquered Mon-damin, 38 to 28, in the first game. East Sioux City became the first A team to qualify at Le Mars by humbling Manson 53 to 36, and i e's powerhouse stopped Pomeroy, 30 to 25, in the division.

against Ottumwa. rated a topheavy favorite over the Little Hawks, Ottumwa bottled up Freeman, City i high scoring ace, but the winners countered with a defense that; took care of Clay von, dusky shot- favorites, and that what people want. In its present format the program features Mark Warnow and his orchestra, with Joan Edwards and Johnny Mercer in the vocals. Miss Edwards is a regular of long standing. Mercer is one of a series of male vocalists the program has had.

maker for the southern tier of counties. So it became a defensive battle Gazette Photo. SPRINGVILLE'S Draker, 33. wai driving in for a basket against Preston Friday night in the sub-state tourney at Iowa City when the picture above was snapped. Draker scored 10 points to lead Springville's attack but Preston was hot and won the game, 50-33, vto advance to the state finals next week.

Mohr of Preston is the guard pictured. Coon Rapids, New Providence Reach Finals of Girls' Meet Headlinert Tonight fesses" 1:40, 4:50, midnight show 10:40. RIALTO "Border Badmen" 1, 4:05, 7:10, "Tarzan Triumphs" 2:50, 5:55, 9. TIMES "Incendiary Blonde" 2:45, 6:10. "Caribbean Mystery" 1:40, 5, 8:30.

STRAND "Lumber Jack" 1:30, 5:10, 'The Mlesinl Juror" 2:48, 6:29. 10:09. Helea Hayes WMT Foreign Policy WMAQ First Nighter WMT Dick Haymes WMT Ufe of Riley WHO Mayor of Town WMT Game of Books WGN Hit Pmrado WMT NatL Bam Dane Leave to Girls WGN lav. Barn Dance WHO Boston Symphony Sat Serenade WBBM Chicago Theater WGN Celebrity Club WMT :0 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:01 7:30 7:30 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:30 8:30 8:43 0:00 8:15 RLkllTS FRIDAY Vr Preidenre V. Getbrle Center (on He a id.

47. Steambeat Rork 4fl. ftl. with both clubs hitting a high per-j centage of free throws. In the long haul.

City high won on defense, which means that Sangsterr and Dean, the regular guards, plus spectacular rebounding help from; Van Deusen, mnre than matched1 the vaunted scoring power of Ot- tumwa. For that matter, the defensive' play of both terns was brilliant. Each team scored but seven times from the field. The difference came on the free throw line where Iowa City made 16 and missed six while Ottumwa made 11 and missed five. I Ferguson, ith 10 points on four spectacular, driving baskets and two free throws, tied Krai! of City high for scoring honors.

Krai! had two baskets and six free throws. MARION "The Lost Weekend 3:33, 6:47, "Man trom Oklahoma" 2:24, 5:38, 8:52. handling, the best part of its game. CHMPIONSHir FINALS Repida es. New Previdence CONSOLATION' FINALS Steamboat Roc r.

Guthrie Center. was first-rate. As is customary, all NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT iynTi Vfi lua Kadera Quint In Gold Ball Final Round By Bob Tvrdik. Wilson's of Cedar Rapids and Kadera's of Iowa City will tangle tonight in the gym at 9 to decide the championship of the Gold Ball tournament. Windsor's meet the South Siders in the championship consolation at 8 and Solon plays Mechanicsville in the finals of the consolation bracket at 7.

Using a fast break to full advantage, Wilson's swept by Windsor's Tavern Friday evening, 45 to 29. The Packers held a 19 to 12 edge at the half and steadily built Coon gapids matched Marjorie Cast's sensational scoring, which produced 32 points, with a well-balanced, speedy offense and the diversified attack of the winners paid off in victory. $teamboat Rock rushed into an early lead and was in front 14 to 6 rvvith six minutes of the first quarter gone. By the end of the period the margin had been trimmed to three points and midway in the second quarter Coon Rapids took a lead State of Iowa. Linn County, a five regulars played the full 32 minutes, and Tvedt.

whose southpaw sniping produced 16 points, By Gerald Bogan. notice is nereoy tieen. that the undersigned has been on this Sth day of March. 14. duly appointed and Qualified at executrix of the estate of Margaret J.

Cunning late of Linn County. Iowa, de led the scoring for Montour, which was otherwise evenly spread. DF.S MOINES (UP) New Providence, a daikhor.se team from the northeast, and undefeated Coon Rapids, the favorite. ceased. All persona indebted to paid eatatp There was never a hotter team are requeated to mate immediate payment thereof to the undersigned Tnosp ha Tint claims atalnst the same will flip them, duly authenticated In the office of the Clerk of Linn County, Iowa.

District Court. clash Saturday for the 1946 girls which it never relinquished. than Waverly in the first eight minutes of the semi-final in class A. The state champs of two years Mikan Signs $60,000 Pact with Pro Outfit CHICAGO (AP) George Mikan, De Paul university's high-scoring center, Friday signed a five-year contract at $12,000 a season to play with the Chicago American Gears of the National basketball league. Nrw Prweidence S.V Gathrie Center :) HELEN HAYES will star in a new comedy, "Siren Song from Baltimore," at 6 over CBS-WMT.

Story is about a rich girl and a poor artist typical comedy-romance. FOR St. Patrick's day, Tenor Phil Regan will visit "National Barn Dance" at 8 over NBC-WHO, singing songs appropriate to the occasion. In the same festive spirit, "Chicago Theater of the Air" will present Victor Herbert's operetta, "Eileen," at 9 over Mutual and WGN. Locale is Ireland.

THE Boston Symphony orchestra will present an all-Beethoven concert at 8:30 p.m. Saturday over ABC and KXEL. This is the fourth of five broadcasts the organization is presenting from Hunter college this season. NBC has assigned H. V.

Kalten-born, Lowell Thomas, John W. Vandercook, Robert St. John, John MacVane, Joe Hainline, W. W. Chaplin and Richard Harkness to the UNO security council meetings, to begin March 25 at Hunter college.

The network also plans to shortwave reports in Spanish, Portuguese, English, German, Italian, French, Swedish and Danish. TRADE TALK. 'Tis said that Tommy Dorsey will be summer replacement for Garry Moore and Jimmy Durante. Various sponsors have been trying to sign Dorsey Stuart Erwin is rumored auditioning for a summer show. "Meet Corliss Archer" is reported going in for "Request Performance" the last of April.

A cheese maker is given the inside track on snagging Ray Milland for a series. The underdoe New Providence: Pg Ft Ft Pt LUCILLE' M. CAR VEIL, James Patterson, attorney. 1 1 7 Broer 2 2 Foresman.f 2 2 2 Poresman.f ago scored 22 points in that span 0 3 Garlorh 2 1 An bnaht itiliii, maKiMK iiim siaiir iuui white head nil. i nn ri imcAt 1 hi t-i Afl I 3 while holding Newton to six.

They 0 0 olwere moving the ball fast and 0 0 3 1 screening effectively and seldom V. 1 Broer f-t OOOS Coffmanf Center ndav night. 35 to 31. to i Areinne.t f) jurmm.f NOW'U1 MjP move into the finals, and frwnn I Anna La ler I Liinespie.t (-wn oiDhr a 0 0 3 Scott MCLUell a Maurice A. White, president of 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 Coffm n.t Laut hrry.t ran its victory string to 27 straight by downing Steamboat Rock.

to 40. 1 1 a 1 1 Kafi Ih iti rl ttr-n jht To- a 14 Tl" Tn-al The Preston-Spriiuville name was a decided contrast to the A game, largely because the Linn county contender was colder than well-digner's ears in zero weather. The boys made it a battle in the first quarter which ended 8-7 in Preston's quarter. But in the second quarter Preston found a scoring star in Warner and ran up a 25-10 lead at the half. getting 18 points while Springville made htrt three.

The losers had a good many shots, but just couldn't coax the hall through the hoop Preston, in the meantime, uas eitpyine a field day on the hook shots, long shots, setups and free throws. Springville rallied briefly in the it into a comfortable lead. Windsor's made its last serious bid at the start of the third quarter pulling up to 26 to 17 in arrears. However, baskets by Stastny, Zobl and Sample put a damper on the Windsor hopes. Frank Stastny was big gun in the Packer offense with 20 points.

Jennings andDolan headed the Ne Proviftruct. 22. 1 Sore ai half yoHi m.r vapia? nas gainf a i Guthrie oijtrr 21. ih 1 PTr thrrtm. mis.rd An nbr 4 did one of their shots fail to go in.

For five and a half minutes of the second quarter they hit a cold streak and could add no more points to their score. And then once again they were unable to miss, and Newton, the team that Wednesday eliminated Mason City, was powerless to do anything about it. the American Gear company, said the $60,000 figure was the largest salary ever paid a professional basketball player. Mikan, who averaged more than 23 points in 24 games last season and had a four-year collegiate total of 1,871 points, will continue at De Paul as a law student. Forci- w.v 4 Whitrhrad 1.

Oarloch CliTiill iunty team bowed 'O man 3. Arlrnr Lawlrr 2 Wifila but this year the veteran The Girl Ihd Rapids Steamboat Rrk Coon Rapids team will enter the Fa Ft losers with 7 apiece. Of The Limberlost" game as smart I rjr New 1 Parker Fa 2 0 0 13 4 3 0 2 A cosaehed Martin Brandes, the Go-Hawks' 10 I 1 Bear 3 4 0 Gam 0 3 0 0 0 JUtTIM I 0 0 4 Johns 0 0 2 Devrie a 0 0 1 FoUerts In the nightcap the scrappy South Siders were no match for the power-laden Kadera quintet as the Iowa City boys rolled to a 0 0 4 coach, must have thoroughly en tnVrN TINPALt 2MJUCWMIT a)BainnMnPSpSM'nlBnBMnSa3lBX Providence girls caught the fancy 1 Ripply of the fan- on the opening day when Coach Bernic Reece team-j Ha.iv son ousted Numa 3.5 to 32. and the. Totlli, I I joyed their performance, for he convincing 53 to 33 margin.

Con I3jO 21 5 11 Totals sistently finding holes in the Hardin county teanv has gainea, "score hau-coon Rapid. 25 Steam- NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Of EXECITKIX. NO. 1MSJ. State of Ioaa.

Linn County, as Notice Is hereby tlven. that the undersigned has been on this 1st day of March. 1946. duly appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Anna Zeleny. late of Linn County, Iowa, deceased.

All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment thereof to the undersigned Those havtnt claims against the same will file them, duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of Linn County. Iowa. District Court. ANNA ZAK. P.

H. Kublcek. attorney. I Hill IHfeti momentum as the tournament boa? Rock 22 PVee throa. mUaed Oant 4.

Johnaon. progressed. iDari 3 Parer 4 MowreT 4 Rippey 3 restrained any impulse 10 suosu-tute until less than three minutes was. left in the game. If Waverly is as good in the state finals next week, a team that has lost seven games this campaign may wind up with the title.

South Siders' defense, the Iowa City lads raced in for numerous lay-up shots. Herwig and Lemons paced Kadera's attack with 12 points apiece. High Scores Posted in ABC Cinales. Doubles tnilfi lJUrfriri lu i ui mr: nun kiii to 32-1R. but again Warner took command and the Preston lead was 38-2Q as they turned the quarter pole for home Preston reserves took over with the score 50-26 and Springville staged a spectacular finish that shaved the margin to its final reading Draker led Springville with 10 points while Warner had 22 and Hinnchson 16 for Preston, The boxes Montanr.

Vantara (.11) while C. Novak topped the losers with 10. In the consolation semi-finals. JJ Tvedt BUFFALO. N.

Y. (UP) tional singles champion Joe Wil-: ciarka Programs Hour by Hour Solon swept by Friendly Tavern 56 to 33 and Mechanicsville de NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OP EXECUTOR. NO. la-4w. State of Iowa.

Linn County, a. Notice is hereby tlven. that the undersigned has been on this 1st day of March. 1M(. duly appointed and Qualified as rw rt Ft rt 7 2 3 Anderson.

1 1 1 3 0 2 TVnan.f 0 1 0 3 13 Zelamer.f 0 0 0 3 1 2 E. Anderson. 1 3 4 3 0 Gtzel 5 1 Knopp.a 1 1 0 IDorow.a 1 1 IQutntus.f 0 1 3 3 1 Totals I il 10 man and former champions feated Bell Transfer by a 39 to 32 Day and Buddy Bomar agreed Saturday that record scores as executor of the estate of Charles Louis margin. Dunn late of Linn County. Iowa, da It.

'M- I ceased. All persona Indebted to said estate well as entries would be marked. T1 Mechaniearllle (34) i Bell Transfer (3t) are requested to make Immediate payment Ft Pf Pi Pt 7M p.aa. WMT Hit Parage WHO NaU. Dane Leave to Oirls KXEL Gantbustars IN p.aa.

WMAQ NBC WGN (MBS) WBBM CBSI WEN ABC WHO NBC UI1 BC Freemar up in the current American Bowl- no ine Congress tournament after 1 ven'tura I IS 29 41 20 31 Montour t. Ven- thereof to the undersigned. Those barlnt claims against the same will flie tbem. duly authenticated In the office of the Clerk of Linn County, Iowa. District Court.

vinton ends season with 16-8 Record. 10 Trie Gazette. ISM free throws: watching unranked competitors tur'''d Clamor 1 fl.nd 1 1 4 Ar.ale TjO Surnr i an 1 o.rt'er rr Be. Is a 0 Medhus 2 Zlsko 0 Walker 3 Harl 1 West 1 BeU 0 0 1 1 0 0 CHARLES LOUIS DULLN. BR.

A Johnson, attorney Prueas Jackson Siebels Jackson Molr Heffelflnter Busch Cooke Totals Newtaa ii Wa rerly WGN To the Girls WHO la. Barn Dane WGN Break Bank KXEL Bos Stispd. roll impressive totals rriday. Doubles and singles schedules started Fridav. and monev-win- Pa Ft Pt VINTON Vinton high school; 1 had one of its most success-1 ful basketball eans this vear.

RoJohn.f 4 4 Gootch.f i wu pea At MM. Til After 0 P.M. n.UC talld. IPs 17 Totals 13 rtavi.f Peterion 0 3 Hcore Q' arte- LAST TIMES TODAY Wllaaa it.1l Windsor Tavern Pa Pt Pf Pt 7 6 3 5 0 3 Platte 0 1 2 2 Krooier 0 3 5 HazllU.f 2 0 OLauve.c 0 0 0 Bonnarensx 1 4 5 St rot ma n.t 1 0 2 Herer.t 0 1 1 Brandt. 0 0 OBaxter.t 10 10 tS' Totals 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 4 I 1 OOP 4 5 3 0 0 0 7 1 3 0 0 0 27 il Ti Toaa Clti winning 16 and losing eight.

Three nrern Mnnan I hit Tt.n.f of tho.e defeats were suffered JVL i i when Alv.n Woods. 6 foot 7 inch for a 6.4 total rpenter.c center, was hand.capped with athe his burst helped Dot, broken toe. him to Vac? the Vinton the Benton county events with 1.823. Leader in the, e. tota was Rich Hobbs i2LJ tUIBM 1 Jenninc Dolan Wllaon Hendricks Narber Qulnn Zvacek Hot an 1 2 Stastny 1 3 Harter 3 1 Sample 0 3 Zobl 0 2 Hlnton 0 0 Novak 0 Plsarek 1 3 Prohaaka Oable ITCHING.

Satardar. March If. 1M P.M. WMT Helen Hare WHO Cltlf Carl WGN News KXEL Business :11 a.ni WHO Lopet O. WGN Phone Quit KXEL News p.aa.

WMT First NlthUr WHO Nf WGN News KXEL IoTader p.aa. WHO Camlral Harlat ille p.aa. WMT Opportunity WHO Barn Part WGN Theater of Air a. as. WMT Celebrity Club p.aa.

WHO Jubilee KXEL To Be Ana. -m WMT A Blemlller WHO S-erenadera K3U.L Stamps Id a. as. BAT MILLAND JANE WTMAN The Lost Weekend" Co-Hit "Man From Oklahoma" Roy Rogers STARTS SUNDAY "TTHAT NEAT CORPORAL HARGROVE" in 50 31 31 thrtti lwa O'e Ot- PretlaB Ft Ft Fa fi 3 3 0 3 ft 3 3 0 1 1 0 3 2 3 ft ft WavfT.er 1 1 K. i 3 an 0 1 tV OOP 0 1 14 14 10 vears.

won the sectional tour- of Lima Ohio, whose 1.843 was bT 34 jo naivent anH riarh(vi th final nf Swelled bv good games 1T1 the, Waverly J3 30 49 nan ent. ano reacnen tne iinais 01 Missed fr throat: wwton wavtriy the district before losing to New- doubles. Hobbs and Johnny onj ton After a slow start, the team Cries were tied with, John Castag-i Total 13 1 Totals IS 15 14 Pice Draaer atood Reherin Rndman We' rl Kelly Fech 1rr "IaloT 1 Sla M) Prtcndlr a eern mi Pt Pt rt Pt 3 4 Zenlaek i i third in the W.Mac na 1-asKa. jamesiown. Raw art for the two-man led at ici ence Vinton's scoring average for the Ln Ponters 4 Steps nek 3 Usher I Zooac 0 Chramoata 0 Oaskell 3 3 Stahie 0 Kroul 3 3 Kroul 0 0 Lamanskj 0 0 Rushek 1 3 Upmeyer 3 1 1 1 1 4 1 3 1 4 1 3 TotaN WGN I Wa Convtct To Start Sunday WMT News WHO Sunset Prollr M(N News STARTS NEXT FRIDAY "BELLS OF 8T.

MARY'S" KXEL Correspond'u LAST TIMES TONIGHT Betty Hutton In "INCENDIARY BLONDE" Plus James Dunn in "THE CARIBBEAN MYSTERY" STARTING SUNDAY FRED MacMURRAY LYNN BARI in "CAPTAIN EDDIE PLUS IDA LUPINO SYDNEY GREENSTREET in "PILLOW TO POST" KXEL News se.ison was 40 points a game to the opinion's 33 Two Midwest Teams in Coach Lverett Davies Trnirsday, 3 p.aa. With an entry list almost dou i i '3 Pr on If1 5m "AT. hi BP r- 'le M.d llle 14 IS: IS a.aa. Total 11 11 1 Totals 21 14 17 Kadera's Mat Sid era ISS) who WT Reo Croat KXEL Am. Music KXEL Interlude Ft a Pt Pt announted the awarding of eight; PmOlS at KonSOS V.ltynual nty women-s bowling tour- Si'ri KANSAS CITY (INS)-For the nament will get underway Sun-Ken.

i ecu Nc 1 1 jonn Berger. vin um. 3 1 Oarr 3 0 1 Rlake first time since inauguration Kenned Herwif Sehr Snar Lemons Howard Alvin Wxds. Bud sanzoaun, x. .7 Ip-rW r-itw PM.tie,r pJa.

WMT BtnclDt Sara WHO Judy Canoea SON News XXL Naxaraaaa P.BS. IiIS p.na. WGN Tralr 7 P.aa. WMT Mayor Town WHO CopanOUdPoaP 3 Novak 1 Karere 4 Draho Pelereiaen IZitek I Peierauen Tat riuane Tom U'llton and riuru-yedr-uiu I'auunai unci i w0; 7,, collegiate basketball tournament. Only teams will roll Sunday and ken andercer were The ortlv two tMms from th Midwest- the first shift will go on at 12:30.

the nl. hotbed of the caee snort will The schedule: 0 1 WMT Henrr Taylor WGN Game ol BooKt srmurs on uic squau. ioi J0-2nd Arenue Vlratnl. Cafe. Paula Totals 33 14 Totals WGN To Be Aon KXEL Jury Triale II 1 II wan.

aiu.ua me i Beauty 8hop Htftc Coal Company. Broad- championshio. Uton Purnaee. Meyers dt and Uno. Indiana State college of Ter Com-Haute and Southern Illinois RKO IOWA ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW LAST TIME 8 ATX BOAT "Ll'MBEB JACK" iU WUllani B'd.

Aadr CitU. Jit tie Kgaea. tND PEATTBS TME MISSING JCX0K" with Sim Basaea, Jaaaew Carter, Gee. Maetreadr. Jawa Sine FECIAL 3KD PEATCBX "NEABXT ElOHTEBN" Asm Selaatad Inert Sakiecta and News nf The Day.

Opens I I. Sam Snead Goes Wild In Jacksonville Open mat university OI CarDOnaale Martin Dry Ooods Eaales No. J. Lynch NOW faWWiNO cities only 150 miles apart won Proc'" (UP) the right to enter the tourney i I 5 cuaste No. 1.

u0 ciaaate JACKSONVILLE, Fla. 7 No. J. 7 Co Claaale No 4 7 Co Claaale linn. A Sm Snead.

Hot Springs. Va pro nna" aumPm DOU1 lnt iNo $. i lp ciaaaic No i. witer oro- Li dinuiun arm runnrruD in me who promise usually outstrips semifinals. Thirtv other teams I 00 Praatka Jewelers.

Pentck Starch. his performance, led the field by I mm 50 atat failed tr umvalW'. n1. "A Rabbit Wealalde Oas anrt Klec. Clarka CtoUtlna-.

Met. one stroke Saturday at the Jack- the six-day tourney otlT Lane Profiteering Reported At Girls Cage Tourney DES MOINES (AP) Profiteering on tickets to early games in the state high school girls' basketball tournament was reported Friday night by Des Moines police who said some spectators paid $2 or more to see the games. At the wmdow the tickets sold for $120, including tax. The police said they believed the "scalping had been halted after threats of prosecution under federal tax laws. Most common "scalping" systems, they said, were buying more tickets for groups than were EhnCELAND lets'! Stasrleat Ballrneat TONITE (SatonUr) BOB WELTY HIS FASHIONS IN RHTTHM LAFF-A-DAY sonville Open golf meet moved! Th knocked out Pep- peraine college 56 to 43 in the into the second round after Snead j0perin, contest of Fnday nlght set a course record with a 64 Fri-1 semifinal bill, while the Maroons dav.

icame back in the closing game Snead gel seven birdies, an lth -to-37 rout of Loyola of Orleans, 1945 champion, eage and one bogie as he went! Carleton Returns To Midwest Loop In All Athletics Crlrton rollrte- of North-field. Minn, will ieume active atatus in the Midwest conference effective this season. Word to th.M effect was received here Kriri.iy by Dr. Ward Mary of 0e rillege. Midwest conference con-rr inner, from Dr.

lenience M. Gould. C.irleton's ireviriei' rV'on an -nartive inrmttcr o' the conference due to iK-hr-duling ficult 1942. bn" hss never dropped out Tlie N'mrnirn continued to iK-hedule I'unit'i'riue fx-s all uports. but not sufficient number to the deciding of championships.

Carleton has scheduled five conference games and 10 conference basketball games for the 1946-47 academic year, however, and will henceforth compete as a fullfledged conference member. Athletic Director Walter Hass bf Carleton attended a meeting of the conference in Chicago last December and indicated Carle-ton's readiness to come back as an active member. Carleton will enter the track, folf and tennis competition in the annual Midwest meet to be held ftt Ripon this year on May 18. La CalerCsrlaes 0 j2ajjjwaanaianp SUN. NITE eight unaer par .2 and beat thelj oid record by one stroke.

How-l SPORT JABS ever, he sull was only one stroke ii Gala Shasarock Dsaeo MARRIACE LICENSES needed and re-selling the extras I I 1 14 BOB "PATRICK' OWELTY Aa4 Ills Lads ahead of Ed Oliver. to late-comers for a profit or selling complimentary tickets. 4 vi Alh Xiirrx NEW TOBK Willi, J-T-. IS. Garr.

and Daaar Kapitow. I4t. New Tark. drew i iwi. Jaekke Osnferd.

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Newark. N. Shamrocks, Hats, Greea CamaUoBS DO NT MISS ITI -o Comlnf March Sf EDDY HOWARD who got five birdies and one eagle as he tied the old record for the municipal layout. Chick Harbert of Detroit and Pete Cooper of Gainesville, were tied at 67, and bunched at 68 were Harry Todd of Dallas. Jim Ferrier- of Chicago.

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