Iowa Cagers Open Season With Butler As College Campaig n Begins
Iowa opens the 1952-53 basketball season Monday at home against Butler with Coach Bucky O'Connor’s squad featuring Herb Thompson and Deacon Davis from the prior starting five. Iowa State and Drake also begin play this week, schedule notes show.
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Des Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa
Bucky O'Connor
Herb Thompson
Deacon Davis
Butler
Kansas State
Chick Sutherland
Iowa State
Sam Long
Delmar Diercks
Carl van Cleave
Long
Jerry Davis
Clare Russie
Chuck Duncan
Duncan
Coach O'Connor
Chuck Darling
Bob Clifton
Skip Greene
Ev Cochrane
Iowa City
Thompson
Davis
Gene Hettrick
Darling
Chuck Jarnagin
Ken Buckles
Oklahoma
Norman
Midwest
Midlands
Grinnell
Central
Minnesota
St. Olaf
Carleton
Buena Vista
Upper Iowa
Penn
Oskaloosa
St. Ambrose
St. Norbert
West DePere
Wis
Iowans
DePaul
Chicago
Lewis
Loras
Dubuque
St. Mary’s
Winona
Minn
Cresco
Church Costs the Amount to Run a Local Parish
A study estimates the yearly operating cost for a typical church in the country at nine thousand one hundred eighty one dollars. The notice urges drivers to slow at dusk to reduce road deaths and promotes News Telegraph and Wani Ads.
Giel Repeats On All Western Football Team
Potent Paul Giel of Minnesota repeats on the 1952 AP All Western squad. The 19 year old back is one of four repeaters from 1951 on the 22 man team, with notable picks including Tom Catlin, Bob Kennedy, and Fred Bruney. Michigan State places five on the squad led by Dekker and Luke on offense and defense.
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Chicago
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Associated Press
Gopher Jack
Oklahoma
Tom Catlin
Giel
Bob Kennedy
Wisconsin
Fred Bruney
Ohio State
Eddie Crowder
Billy Wessels
Alan
the Horse
Catlin
Crowder
Wessels
James Reichenbach
George Jacoby
Bruney
Michigan State
Paul Dekker
Edwin Luke
Frank Rush
Roger Zatkoff
James Ellis
Hingis
Conway Scoring Champion Emerges From West Point Exit
Al Conwas of williane Jewell topped the football scoring chart with 183 points after 22 touchdowns and one extra point. His closest rival was Jack Parker of Mississippi State with 120 points on 16 touchdowns and 24 conversions.
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New York
al Conwas
Williane Jewell
May Coflepe
Jack Parker
Mississippi State
Conway
West Point
Parker
Public Deer Discussion Set in Avoca Legion Hall
Ward Garrett, conservation officer, said a public discussion on the deer problem in Pottawattamie County will be at 7 p.m. December 8 in the Avoca Legion hall. A meeting scheduled for last week was postponed due to the snow storm.
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Council Bluffs
Ward Garrett
Pottawattamie County
Legion Hall
Avoca
Weekend Sports In Brief
Garden City New York Arlie Latham 92 baseballs oldest major leaguer died. Phoenix Arizona Leo Durocher said he would remain as manager of the New York Giants as long as they want him. Buffalo New York Fred Wilt won National Senior AAU 10 000 meter cross country championship in 32 31.
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Associated Press
Garden City
N.Y
Arlie Latham
Phoenix
Ariz
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Buffalo
Fred Wilt
New York A.C
Browns, Lions Path to NFL Title In Final Games
Cleveland, six straight divisional crowns, leads American Conference with two games left. A Browns win over Chicago next Sunday seals at least a tie for the title while Detroit and Los Angeles contend in the National Conference as Pittsburgh crushed the Giants 62 to 7 and the Cardinals upset the Eagles 26 to 22.
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Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Cardinals
Eagles
Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rams
San Francisco
Green Bay
Fratlas
Chicaxe Bears
National Passing Title Retained By Heinrich
Washington defeats Washington State 327 to win the national passing title for the second time as Pvt Don Heinrich completes seven completions for 137 yards. Ed Barker of WSC trails with a high number of attempts in a bid to set a new national mark.
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Spokane
Washington
Washington State
Don Heinrich
Army
Ed Barker
WSC
Endeaught
Notre Dame Upset King Of College Football 1952
Michigan State finished undefeated and Georgia Tech also strong as the season closed. Illinois California and Texas Christian underperformed while Maryland, Wisconsin and Notre Dame showed mixed results. Sugar Bowl looming January 1 pitting Mississippi against Michigan State.
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New York
Finis
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Spartans
Engineers
Georgia
Mississippi
Ilinois
California
Texas Christian
Wisconsin
Pappy Waldorf
Golden Bears
Southern California
UCLA
TCU
Texas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Maryland
Terps
Alabama
Chameptons
Frank Leansy
Salureau
Trisn
Oklahone
Lewis
Stiaise
Rales
Serine T
Stepinac Will Not Get To Rome Cardinal Elevation
Yugoslavia archbishop Alojzije Stepinac says he will not attend the Rome consistory to receive his cardinal’s hat, citing inability to return from Krasic and a desire to stay with his people. He remains under release after a 16 year Axis collaboration case and calls Yugoslav freedom limited.
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Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Stefan Wyszynski
Poland
Stepinac
Krasic
Catholic Church
Russia
Best Informed GIs In Korea Handle News Dispatches
Three 23 year old soldiers Cpl John J Kuptz Cpl Calvin L Lingler and Pfe Clifford L Fallon work as the best informed GIs in Korea. Since June 1951 they have read millions of words of news copy via teletype from Tokyo relaying stories from the front and peace talks. Fallon once worked 16 straight hours with seven hours on a single White Horse Mountain battle, illustrating their intense pace.
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Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Far East Command Censorship Division
John J. Kuptz
Chicago
Calvin L. Lingler
Hamilton, O
Pfe
Clifford L. Fallon
Louisville
U. S
Fallon
White Horse Mountain
Tee Jay Dominates Shenandoah 54-37 in Lincoln Gym
Thomas Jefferson turned loose its scoring power to defeat Shenandoah 54 to 37 in the Abraham Lincoln gym. Shenandoah opened the game but TJ surged ahead and held the lead through the final buzzer.
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Tee Jay
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Shen
Tee Jay dominates early lead in district action
Tee Jay seized an early advantage and held on as they beat their rivals. The Tee Jay second team followed with a 48 to 35 victory in the preliminary contest.
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Andoah
Bill Miller
Mustang
Glenwood
Tee Jay
Roberts Family Attends Greenfield Funeral
Mr and Mrs Dale Roberts attended funeral services in Greenfield for the infant daughter of his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Cleo Smith of Bridgewater.
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Bridgewater
Dale Roberts
Greenfield
Wayne Roberts
Cleo Smith
Creston Visit and Local Notices Highlight Week
Creston guests include Clyde Smiths and family as Mrs Drucilla Twining returns from Creston after helping her sister celebrate an 80th birthday. Fern Gipple visited Des Moines. Milburn Pete moved to Des Moines to work at Solar Aircraft and will hold a farm closing out sale on December 2. Mrs Cecil Hamilton and others were in Creston Tuesday. Extra Atlantic News-Telegraph copies urged in advance.
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Creston
Clyde Smiths
Drucilla Twining
Henry Spear
Fern Gipple
Des Moines
Milburn Pete
Solar Aircraft Company
Cecil Hamilton
Earl Rechtenbach
Bernard Newton
Saturday's Stars highlights in college football wins
Navy gained 144 yards in 3 plays and set up a touchdown as Michigan beat Army 74 to Johnny Dattner. Notre Dame capitalized on punt returns, scoring multiple touchdowns in a dominant victory over Southern California. Tennessee scored three times and threw two touchdown passes to rout Vanderbilt.
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Fred Franco
Navy
Pame
Chly
Michetes
Army
Johnny Dattner
Notre Dame
Cade
Irish
Southern California
Pat Glesich
Tennessee
Vols
Vanderbilt
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