Notre Dame Hawks Tie Bradley Tech In Season Opener
Iowa Hawkeyes open basketball season with a 33 to 27 win over Bradley Tech of Peoria before 3,000 fans in Iowa City. Wally Gaddis leads Iowa with five baskets and a free throw while captain Ken Suesens and Joe Van Ysseldyke help blunt Bradley rallies.
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Hawk Cagers
Bradley Tech
Gaddis
Ken Suesens
Joe van Yssledyke
Owa City
University of Iowa
Peoria
Hawkeye
Bradley
Carl Schunk
Wally Gaddis
Hawks
Big Ten
Joe van Ysseldyke
Iowa
Rollie Williams
Stephens
Walsh
Suesens
van Ysseldyke
Hawkagers
Darwin Hutchins
Iowans
Memorable Notre Dame USC Tie Ends Series Run
Notre Dame and Southern California battled to a 13 all tie at Memorial Coliseum in a storied cross country clash. Notre Dame struck twice on 68 and 89 yard marches while USC answered with two second period scores by Dick Berryman and Laurence Langley, highlighted by a 60 yard kickoff play and a sensational lateral run.
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OS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
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Southern California
Trojans
Dick Berryman
Laurence Langley
Wilke
Langley
Tom Loutit
Nevin McCormick
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N & Cc
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Steinkemper Tip
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Sco
Toucha Wilke
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Lis
Tom Louttit
Oregon State
Robert Morris
Seattle
Tom Peper
Utah
Fie
Bruce Kir Tick
Occidental
Midwest Loop To Recognize Grid, Cage Champions
The Midwest Athletic conference voted to award conference championships in football and basketball and to create a rotating football schedule. Eight member colleges include Cornell Iowa Carleton Minnesota Beloit Ripon Lawrence Knox Monmouth. Schools must play at least four conference games to qualify for future football titles.
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Chicago
Midwest Athletic Conference
Moray L. Eby
Coe College
Cornell College
Iowa
Carleton
Minnesota
Beloit
Ripon
Lawrence
Notre Dame Cagers Open Season With Win Over Kalamazoo
Notre Dame beat Kalamazoo College 41 to 27 in South Bend. Jim Moir led the Irish with 17 points on five field goals and seven free throws as ND built a 24 to 14 halftime edge and never trailed.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Kalamazoo
Mich
College
Jim Moir
Western Maryland Rolls to 12-0 State Football Title
Western Maryland College defeated Maryland University 12 to 0 before 10 000 fans to claim the state championship. Lathrop and Sadowski scored in the second period as the Terrors shut down Maryland’s star Bill Guckeyson.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Lathrop
Sadowski
Western Maryland
Terrors
Maryland
Bill Guckeyson
Coe Cagers Defeat Central in Snowstorm Showdown
Coe College beat Central 32 to 23 after trailing at halftime. Ben Kammer led Coe with 15 points on seven field goals and a free throw, while Bob McKinley added nine points. Central slipped early but fought back before Coe pulled away late.
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Central College
Iowa
Coe Quint
Ben Kammer
Coe
Bob McKinley
Central
McKinley
Kammer
Linduska
Stubbs
Hoekstra
F McLarnin
Cee
Horacees
Dartmouth
Tomabbe
Knox
Mississippi State Defeats Florida 7-0 in Gainesville
Mississippi State closes SEC football season with a 7-0 win over Florida in Gainesville. Both teams squandered several scoring chances as the Bulldogs prevailed.
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Gainesville
Fla
Mississippi State
University of Florida Gators
Golden Gloves to Return in February at the Coliseum
The Gazette announces the second annual Golden Gloves tournament set for February 8 9 and 10 with finals February 17. Prices revert to last year with $1.12 for reserved ringside, $0.85 main floor and first balcony, $0.45 gallery, and $0.25 for women except in reserved seats. Proceeds go to Camp Good Health and a milk fund for undernourished children. Johnny Fryrear leads the show with Eddie Jennings aiding. mail-order details to come as advance sales begin in January.
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Gazette
Chamber of Commerce
Johnny Fryrear
Eddie Jennings
Jennings
Iowa
Arkansas Beats Texas 6 0 For SW Conference Title
Arkansas clinched the Southwest Conference crown by defeating Texas 6 to 0 in a rain soaked game. Fewer than 3,000 spectators, including Arkansas Governor Futrell, watched the contest at Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
University of Texas
J. M. Futress
Mixed college football scores from several regions
A jumble of results lists multiple games. SMU defeated Rice 9 to 0, Texas and Arkansas drew 6 all, Mississippi 0 over Tennessee, Mississippi State beat Florida 7 to 0, Western Maryland won 12 to 6 against Maryland, Western Reserve 32 over Case 3, Texas Aggies 13 over Manhattan 6, Bowling Green 23 defeated Tampa 20, Elon 33 over Catawba 13, Prairie View 6 tied with Florida A&M 6, several unclear local results follow including Ark State and Xavier Nort...]
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Southern Methodist
Rice
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Florida
Western Maryland
Maryland
Western Reserve
Case
Texas Aggies
Manhattan
Bowling Green Twins
Tampa
Elon
Catawba
Prairie View
Florida Ascies
Wichita’ Falls
Arizona
Washington State
Gonzaga
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
Tempie
Southern Cal beats Notre Dame 13 6 after interception return
A second quarter interception by Langley on Notre Dame’s drive near the goal line sparked Southern California’s 13 6 lead over the Irish. The piece also teases a column on college football tactics and notes on rumors about athletic programs, nicknames, and sports business moves.
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Southern California
Notre Dame
Irish
Trojans
Wilke
Langley
Officials Group To Meet For Study Of Basketball Rules
The Cedar Rapids Officials Association will sponsor a basketball rules interpretation meeting at Coe gymnasium next Saturday December 12 starting at 10 a.m. High school coaches officials and principals are invited. The program features demonstrations of high school rule interpretations with Coe players in the showcase and an examination for officials conducted by local principals. Tom Hayden Fred Winter Orville Rust Horace wae lead the instruction.
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Roy Hughes
Cleveland Indians
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Red Wing
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Sam Breadon
Johnny Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Rudy York
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Cedar Rapids
Coe Gymnasium
Coe
Tom Hayden
Fred Winter
Orville Rust
Horace Wae
Gophers Rout Carleton In Nonconference Opener
Minnesota overwhelms Carleton 41 to 11 before 7,200 in Minneapolis. Guy Delambert leads the rally, with Rolek and Seeback contributing in a fast breaking offense. Carleton fails to score a field goal in the first half as Sparks finally breaks through late.
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Minnesota
Carleton
Dave MacMillan
Gophers
Northfield
Guy Delambert
Helena
Mont
Martin Rolek
Dick Seebach
Carls
Wayne Sparks
Sparks
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Meissner
Jackson
Christopherson
Larson
Leonard
Okoren
Lillyblad
Delambert
Many
Marquette Cagers Open Season with 25 21 Win
Marquette defeated University of Chicago 25 to 21 at Hill Top gym in Milwaukee Saturday night. Chicago led 11 to 9 at halftime as Marquette missed long shots and failed to capitalize on rebounds. In the second half Marquette’s offense clicked and took and held the lead.
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LeRoy McLeod
Frank Linduska
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
University of Chicago
Hill Top Gymnasium
Hill Top
Reynolds
C. M. Updegraff
Univeon of
Iowa
Basketball Scores From Nearby Colleges and Schools
Aowa 33, Bradiey Tech 27. Central 23, Chicago 25. Augsburg Mine 26, River Falls 42. North Dakota 46, Mac eeter Memeo Manchester Ohio 19. Earl 24, Taylor 26. Earlham 63 double header. St Josephs 26, Central Normal 42. Kalamazoo Mich 27, Notre Dame 41.
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Oe Central
Chicago
Augsburg
Mine
River Falls
Am Wey
North Dakota
Maceeter Memeo
Manchester
Ohio
Earl
Taylor
Earlham
St. Joseph's
Central Normal
Kalamazoo
Mich
Notre Dame
Big Ten rejects Reynolds plan for varsity athletic funding
Wisconsin professor Robert Reynolds proposed a six week summer institute with alumni financed scholarships worth 400 dollars for two years. The Big Ten committee ruled the plan violated eligibility rules and questioned its legality.
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Chicago
Big Ten
University of Wisconsin
Robert L. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Illinois
Thomas Murphy
Dwight Rowland
Rowland
St. Marys Gaels Edge Temple 13 to 7 in San Francisco
St. Marys Gaels defeated Temple 13 to 7 before 15 000 fans in San Francisco. The Gaels scored twice in the final two periods after punting troubles by Temple, which led 7 to 6 until early in the last quarter following a Temple fumble.
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SAN Francisco
St. Mary’s Gaels
Temple University
Temple
St. Mary’s
SMU Beats Rice 9-0 in Season Finale
In Houston, the Southern Methodist Mustangs defeated the Rice Owls 9-0 as SMU capitalized on a third quarter touchdown and field goal to close the season for both teams. The shutout capped SMU's strong defensive effort against Rice.
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Southern Methodist Mustangs
Rice Owls
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