Vinton Maquoketa Edge In Wamac Clash
Vinton Dick Myers poured in 30 points to lift Vinton to a 71 62 victory over Maquoketa in a WaMac battle. Ha ven Schmidt led Maquoketa with 22. Maynard Hazleton clash saw Maynard win 70 44.
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Windenburg
Iowa
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West Union
Roger Donaldson
Anamosa
Independence
Amie Ditch
Wamac
George Cabaika
Terp Paper Attacks Byrd After Maryland Losses
Maryland headlines feature a Diamondback editorial condemning Dr. H C Byrd for remarks about coach Jim Tatum after recent defeats. The piece questions sportsmanship and Byrd's conduct, noting Byrd later called his remarks jocular while defending the coaching changes.
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College Park, Md
Diamondback
University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Jim Tatum
Tatum
Dr. Byrd
Maryland
Mississippi
Alabama
Touchdown Club
Ename Trith
Doris E. Retcher
Dr. Hurd
West Liberty West Liberty Boys and Girls Sweep West Branch
West Liberty defeated West Branch in both games on Friday night. The girls won 61 34 with Janet Walker 23 for West Liberty and Betty Stoner 23 for West Branch. The boys’ 57 49 featured Dick Palmer 18 for West Liberty and Jack Hoffman 17 for West Branch.
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Mutual Network TV and Radio Highlights Tonight
Roddy McDowell joins the panel on Twenty Questions at 7:00 on KCRG KCHK, marking yet another perfect score for the show. MGM Theater of the Air presents Benett tonight at 7:30 with a radio adaptation of Love Is and a Headache. Desert Song airs on Theater of the Air at 9:00 with Helen George and Thomas L. Thomas in leading roles. Haymes and Eberly split the 10:15 to 10:30 pm slot on KCRG starting next week with schedule variations.
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Newson Bennett
MGM Theater
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Newsigmund Romberg
Chicago Theater OF the Air
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Helen George
Thomas L. Thomas
Zuick Haymes
Bob Eberly
Local Radio Schedule Mix Includes Theater and News Blocks
Radio listing shows varied programs on FM 96.9 with evening air slots and theater ads. Entries include parade, MGM Theater, Lombardo’s, Down You Go, Chis Theater, news reads, and weekend segments with multiple time stamps.
Whb Radio Schedule Snippet Featuring Wrestling and Variety
A terse listing shows WHB programming including Lucy Father 0:20 Wrestling at 8:00 and 10:00 sports TOS Wrestling at 11:15 Norths Batardss Night 8:00 Show of Shows 6:00 tr Wizard 1:30 Hit Parade 6:36 My Hero 30:00 Bodyguard Dottie Lamour 16:30 Feature Film Wol-Tv Ames Channel.
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Lucy Father
Norths
Batardss
Dottie Lamour
North Carolina Wins Open Fox Hound Field Trials Title
The U S open fox hound field trials championship returned to North Carolina after four days of competition. Smoky L Johnson owned by C L Johnson of Statesville N C won the 1952 title with 18 of 92 starters advancing. North Carolina hounds have claimed the crown in six of the last seven years. Augstana College of Sioux Falls S C defeated Wayne State Teachers College 73 59 in Wayne Neb for its season opener.
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Ala
North Carolina
Smoky L. Johnson
C. L. Johnson
Statesville
N.C
Augustana
WAYNE
Neb
INS
Augustana College of
Sioux Falls
S. C
Wayne State Teachers College
Tiger Jones and Willie Peo Win In Pro Boxing Card
Ralph Jones of Yonkers outpoints Johnny Bratton in New York and Willie Peo of Hartford defeats Jorge Sanhex in West Palm Beach, with both bouts decided on points.
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Associated Press
New F York
Ralph “Tiger’* Jones
Yonkers
N. K
Johnny Bratton
Chiconco
West Palm Beach
Fla
Willie Peo
Hartford
Conn
Jorge Nsanehex
Havana
Browns Sell Mapes and Overmire to Toronto
The St. Louis Browns announced the outright sale of pitcher Frank Overmire and outfielder Cliff Mapes to Toronto of the International League. Terms were not disclosed. Overmire had a memorable major league record but struggled last season winning none. Mapes batted .197 with the Browns last year.
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Mapes
Overmire
Toronto
Phoenix
aAriz
INL
St. Louis Browns
Frank “Stubby
Cliff Mapes
Avermire
AAU to Recognize Abroad Marks As American Standards
The Amateur Athletic Union track and field committee decided Friday night to recognize performances set abroad as official American standards. This follows awarding the 1953 cinder meet to Dayton Ohio and addresses numerous past abroad marks not previously recognized as U S records.
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Spokane
Wash
Amateur Athletic Union
Dayton
Ohio
Saturday Theater Time At Local Theaters
Listings show schedules for Paramount Palin including Snowsof Kilimanjaro and others across town venues IOWA STATE PALACE TIMES STRAND and MARION with multiple showings throughout the day featuring titles such as Red River Westward the Women and Untamed Frontier and comedies Monkey Business and More Than a Secretary.
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Kilimanjaro
Iowa
Watch
Broadway
Buffalo Bill
Tomahawk
Palace
Red River
Tulsa
TIMES
Sally
St. Anne
Strand
Marion
Jeanie
Cubs Agree to Share TV Revenues With Cardinals Reds
In Phoenix, the Cubs accepted a reciprocal TV deal to pay a portion of their home game receipts to the St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds. Ninety seven home games will be televised in 1953 amid a long running NL dispute.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cardinals
Big Ten disciplinary actions kept unnamed in report
The Big Ten reports a large number of investigations resulting in disciplinary measures for code violations, but names of schools and athletes, details of violations, and specific punishments are withheld pending approval. Expansion to an 18 game conference schedule prompts notes on travel and attendance limits for Michigan athletes.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson
Commissioner
Ralph Algter
Michigan
Wolverines
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