Hawks Owen Big Ten Campaign With Michigan
Iowa opens Big Ten play against Michigan in Iowa City on Saturday as part of a 38-game conference schedule. Iowa, 1-1 after non conference losses to Butler and Oklahoma, hosts a Michigan team coached by Bill Serigo with a 2-4 mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Skelley
DES Moines
Iowa
State University
Michigan
Iowa City
Bucky O'Connor
Hawks
Butler
Oklahoma
Norman
Sterling Jones
Jerry Ridley
Bill Serigo
Wolverines
Pittsburgh
Marquette
Iowa State
Drake
Cyclones
South Dakota State
Sam Long
Kirksville
Peoria
Ill
Bradley
Kansas State
Oklahoma City University
Bulldogs
Creightton
Omahe
Hunting wounds fatal to Clarinda J C coach
Clarinda basketball coach James Malone, 30, longtime Clarinda Junior College staff since 1947, died at a hospital Sunday night from wounds suffered in a hunting accident on November 2. He graduated from Missouri State Teachers College at Maryville in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
James Malone
ClarInda Junior College
Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
Weekend Sports In Brief In Brief Highlights
Major leagues adopted a rule requiring two waivers after the June 15 trading deadline and backed up minors with the bonus rule while banning 24 hour recall of optioned players. Joe Becker named manager of the Charleston Senators. The White Sox traded Chuck Stubbs to Washington for Mike Fornieles. Dutch Harrison won the Havana invitation open golf tournament with a 270. Pedestrians advised to wear white at night on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Becker
Charleston Senators
American Association
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Stubbs
Washington Senators
Mike Fornieles
Havana
Dutch Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Browns Clinch Title Share With 10-0 Shutout of Cardinals
In a decisive weekend, the Cleveland Browns moved to 8-3 and clinched at least a share of the American Conference lead by shutting out the Chicago Cardinals 10-0. The Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams also stood at 8-3 atop the National Conference as the playoff picture began to take shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bert Bell
National Football League
Bell
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Dallas Texans
Giants
Washington
Lions
Texans
Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Steelers
San Francisco
Arkansas State Beats Western Kentucky 34 19 in Refrigerator Bowl
Arkansas State storms to a 34 19 victory over Western Kentucky in the fifth annual Refrigerator Bowl. Vidal and Boldas scored in the fourth quarter as Arkansas State notches three touchdowns. Roldes intercepted a pass by Jammy Felix, the nation’s leading passer, in late play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansville
Ind
Tahana
Arkansas State
Western Kentucky
Kawlatannal Vidal
John Bkoldas
Gars
Roldes
Jammy Felix
Cisco
Wide Open Race For No 1 Cage Rating
Kentucky sits out this season after NCAA sanctioned schedule cancellation. La Salle, Kansas, Kansas State, Illinois, Notre Dame and Seton Hall show championship potential with notable wins and star players. Paced by Walt Dukes, Seton Hall climbs with three straight wins as California and Washington contend in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wildcats
la Salle
Philadelphia
Explorers
Madison Square Garden
Tom Gola
Fred Iehie
Jack Moore
Norm Grekin
Iehle
Gala
Grekin
Niagara
Kansas
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas State
Drake
Midwest
Illinois
Notre Dame
Indiana
Jack Stephens
Irish
Seton Hall
Walt Dukes
Vessels Named Outstanding Back of 1952 AP Poll
Oklahoma's Billy Vessels was chosen as Outstanding Back of the Year in the AP postseason poll. He led with 50 of 161 votes, ahead of Minnesota's Paul Giel and Maryland's Jack Scarbath. Vessels also earned the Heisman Maxwell and Cleveland TD Club awards, and top All-America first team honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oklahoma
Billy Wessels
Associated Press
Wessels
Vessels
Minnesota
Paul Giel
Maryland
Jack Scarbath
Cleveland
Okla
Scarbuth
Notre Dame
John Lattner
Lattner
Jack Parker
Mississippi State
Jim Sears
Southern California
Leon Hardemann
Georgia Tech
Tommy O'Connell
Ilinois
Ben Heinrich
Washington
Waveland School Box Supper Nets $52.05
A Thursday box supper at Waveland School raised 52.05. The Christmas program featured the school rhythm band making their first public appearance under the direction of Mrs. C. Phillips with the highest box price at 3.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Waveland School
C. Phillips
Walk against traffic on the Opel highway warning
A cautionary note urges pedestrians to walk against traffic on the Opel highway to improve visibility of approaching vehicles and reduce collision risk.
London Fog Clears as Sooty Smog Lifts Across City
London begins to emerge from four day fog that paralyzed transport and sparked crime. A robber scaled Hyde Park building to steal 28000 dollars in furs and jewels, an armed gang robbed an American airman, and cattle at Earl's Court died in the smog filled livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyde Park
Earl’s Court Auditorium
Smithfield
Card of Thanks for hospital care and flowers
Thanks to each one for calls, cards, flowers and plant while in the hospital. Grateful to Dr. Long and the nurses for their good care. — Mrs. Fred D. Nichols
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Long
Fred D. Nichols
Cut Your Speed When Dusk Falls To Save a Life
Drivers are urged to slow down at dusk to reduce traffic accidents. Officials stress visible braking and cautious passing in low light.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Late Sports World News
Owen
Clarinda J. C
FurFin
Aene
TOP Livestock & Equipment
Slaving
Harlan
Highway 39
Black Top
Westphalia Rosary Ladies
Hampshire
J.D. A
J. D
David Bradley
George S. May Company
Geoace S.may Company
Buenes
Chicago 6
Far West
California
Dallas Center
Joe Heid
St. Mary's Hospital
Philadelphia Eagles
Shibe Park
BOX Supper
Bennett Wolf
Petersburg Burg
Sykes
the News-Telegraph
Elk Horn
Atlantic
Buck Creek Road
Brayton
Jolly Workers Club
John Deere
Quaker
Leo
Randolph
Steen & Johnson
Clerks
Phil Hies Chaced
Dr. Ternkote
Jonah
Moo
Rew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!