Cedar Rapids Schools Lead At Iowa Teachers Relays Meet
All four Cedar Rapids high schools enter the prep division of the 27th annual Iowa Teachers college relays in Cedar Falls. Franklin leads the Cedar Rapids quartet with 21 entrants, while Roosevelt sends 16, Wilson 12, and McKinley 9 as part of a 38 high schools and 57 Cedar Rapids athletes competing across 34 track events.
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Donald Jubbs
Ellis 9 Hole Course Opens Saturday At Ellis Golf Course
Ellis municipal course will open its new nine holes this weekend with Cedar Rapids officials announcing the tee off date. A revised green fee schedule includes season tickets at 15 dollars and an all family option of 20 dollars, with 75 cent rounds for 18 holes and 35 cent rates for youths.
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Murry Dickson Grudge Spurs Cardinals Setback in Opener
Murry Dickson, the pint sized righthander, again tops the Cardinals, beating St Louis 8 to 4 as he pitches the Pirates to an early season win. Dickson collected six hits against his former teammates, driving in two runs himself, while Stan Musial hit his second homer of the year. Ted Gray pitched Detroit to a narrow win over Cleveland as the Tigers and Browns remain undefeated on the road.
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Eddie Miller
Marty Marion
Redbird
Ted Gray
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Pirates Beat Cardinals In Doubleheader Slugfest
In a high scoring twin bill Pittsburch edges St Louis 8 to 4 in game one while Detroit beats Cleveland 5 2. Musial and Beard homer for St Louis as Dickson and Pollet suffer losses. Gray notches win for Cleveland as Wynn suffers defeat.
Hayes Cagers Receive Gazette Trophy at Father and Son Banquet
Hayes grade school basketball team honored at a Father and Son banquet in the school gym after winning the league title. The Gazette trophy was presented as Principal Clarence Luvaas hosted the event with guests including Cedar Rapids officials and Wilson high school leaders. Entertainers featured Wilson students George Fikers and Frances Chaloupka.
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Indians Star Players Earn All League Honors
Cedar Rapids Indians roster members topped several leagues with all star honors. Outfielder Charles Huwer starred in the Canadian American League nine while with Pittsfield, and Joe Linn of Union City Tenn was named the Kitty League's best left hander. Additional Indians on second teams include Chet McDowell and pitchers Gene Schroer and Glenn Harshbarger. Bernie Olinger earned praise as a potential standout pitcher for Davenport. News notes cover USC coach Cravath’s spring drills, Gaddis’ pitching in Daytona Beach, and local ticket drive led by Jim Meaghan with community chiefs handling sales. The piece closes noting a water show that sold out, prompting a larger next-year run.
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Green Bay
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Strawberry Point
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Rider Netmen Fall to Bolts
Franklin high school swept both varsity and reserve tennis matches against Roosevelt. In varsity singles Bob Fletcher defeated Bill Klier and Dick Dye beat Bill Kibbie. Doubles saw Bob Landis and Darrel Link beat Ronnie Cherry and Dick Valliere. Reserve results include Delp defeating Beatty and Bruner with Hessenius earning a 2-6, 7-5 win over Dennis and Aldershoff.
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Varsity
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Bill Klier
Dick Dye
Bill Kibbie
Bob Landis
Darrel Link
Ronnie Cherry
Dick Valliere
McKinley Sweeps Wilson In Tennis Matches
McKinley swept both varsity and reserve tennis matches against Wilson though the top player Norman Barnes did not participate. Singles results include Ronald McGinnis, Don Benda, Don Challad and others with scores such as 8-6 4-6 and 6-4 6-2.
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Norman Barnes
Varsity
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Steve Amos
Don Benda
Vic Sthelk
Olin Nine Beats Anamosa 12-5 in Pitcher Amalgam
Olin Nine defeated Anamosa 12-5 on Thursday as three Olin pitchers held the visitors to three hits. It was Anamosa’s second game of its first year in baseball competition. Kettlesen Meeks and Fedderson pitched for Olin while Gardner Welty and Soenksen contributed in the field.
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Cedar Rapids Indians With Bob Brooks On KCRG
Local sports segment follows the Cedar Rapids Indians this season with analyst Bob Brooks guiding fans on KCRG. Brooks provides game previews and team updates for viewers.
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Bob Brooks
KCRG
16 Bouts on C R Boxing Card Tonight
Dubuque's Jack Webber meets Flynn Griffin of Moline in a middleweight bout at Memorial Coliseum for an amateur boxing show. At least 16 bouts promised by promoter Bob Hughes starting 8 pm with $1 admission to fund a year-round gym. The top bout earns special medals. Sammy Peters of Tama will attend and challenge the winner later. Several fighters from Dubuque Rockford and surrounding towns listed with weights.
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Fred Bland
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Bob Langley
Don Logan
Gene Hardin
Iowa City
Larry Lemme
Cedar Rapids
Gene Warden
Dean Hite
Bob Hamilton
Junior Braggs
Jimmy Ampey
Jack Kramer
Tom Joost
Dick Kannellis
Minnesota Announces 1950-51 Non-Conference Schedule
Minnesota revealed three non-conference opponents for the 1950-51 basketball season. Nebraska visits on December 2, Oklahoma plays at Norman on December 11, Pittsburgh visits December 16, and Minnesota hosts Oklahoma on December 23.
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