Cornell and Coe Open Midwestern Conference Campaigns
Coe and Cornell college basketball open their Midwest conference schedules on Saturday night. Coe lacks center Chuck Fulton against Grinnell at the Coe gym at 8 p.m. Cornell hosts Monmouth College at Mt. Vernon, also at 8 p.m. The Rams return their starting lineup led by Olmstead, Nelson, Gruenwald, Dresser and Otting. Grinnell brings Dutton and Winter to the Kohawk fieldhouse. Beloit’s departure leaves Cornell favored, with Lawrence and Carleton second and Grinnell, Coe, Ripon and Knox in the next tier.
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Coe
Cornell
Chuck Fulton
Grinnell
Monmouth College
Mt. Vernon
Rams
Lloyd Olmstead
Don Nelson
Don Gruenwald
Bud Dresser
Ken Otting
Monmouth
Dick Kovacs
Manae
Eureka
Beloit
Gil Wilson
Lawrence
Carleton
Ripon
Knox
Cedar Rapids
Kohawk
Gardiner Dutton
Bob Winter
Winter
Ooe
Hartley Bond
Don Haer
Doughter
Snead and Bolt Lead Miami Open Round One
Sammy Snead and Dick Bolt shared the lead at the $10,000 Miami Open after a 64 opening round at Miami Springs Country Club. Snead, defending champion, bogeyed the 18th to finish level with Bolt, while Doug Ford, Tony Penna, and Al Besselink chased two strokes behind in a crowded early leaderboard.
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Miami
Mns
Sammy Snead
Dick Bolt
Snead
Bolt
Durham
N. C
Miami Springs
Doug Ford
Harrison
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
al Besselink
Mt. Clemens
Iowa bowling league standings and high scores update
The Iowa Traveling and National bowling circuits show Bettendorf leading with an 18 12 record. Bob Phelan bowled a 252 game and Bill Pulliam tallied a 653 series. Muscatine Meadowgold posted high team games 1004 and a 2892 series.
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Iowa National
Cedar Rapids
Plaza Bowl
Muscatine
Iowa
Bettendorf
Bob Phelan
Bill Pulliam
Muscatine Meadowgold
Cage Results High School and College Basketball Scores
A dense list of high school results across leagues and colleges. Notable games include Clarence defeating Wyoming 73 to 14, Purdue 68 over DePauw 59, and Texas Christian 65 over Meshellen 52. Other matchups feature Milwaukee 73, Syracuse 70 in professional play and various Midwest and Southeast college scores.
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G—Monti
Fee
Wile A
Brighton
Defiance St. Paul
Parling Broe
Emmetsly Catholic
Curley
B—Oclwein
Waterloo Olva
S. C. East
S. C. Leeds
Wein
Wyoming
Buck
Ek Creek
Oneida
Buck Creek
National Association
Milwaukee
Syracuse
College
East Meshellen
Texas Christian
St. Johns
Aka
Brigham Young
Boston College
Rhode Isla
Morris Harvey
Spenkesden
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Carnegie Tech
Ware
Becker
Mass
Utica
Brooklyn College
Fort Monmouth
Midwest
Western Kentucky
Evansville
DePaul
Chicago Twins
Chicago Loyola
Wayne
Mich
Wheaton
Nebraska Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio
Ohio Uni
Wooster
Steubenville
Ohio Northern
Indiana Tech
Wabash
Indiana Central
Indiana State
Hanover
Central Michigan
Sea Tech
Kalamazoo
Assumption
Ont
Gust’s Adolphus
Concordia
Minn
Wartburg
Augsburg
Pittsburgh
Kan
Peru
Neb
Oklahoma City
Phillips Univ
Collins Leads YWCA Girls Basketball League
Radio defeated Club 100 34 19 to maintain its perfect 4 0 record and lead the YWCA girls league. Results show Collins 34 Club 100 19 Swab 37 Beck 33 Wilson 21 and Nationals 360 Wilson 21. Next week Nationals vs Collins at 6 30 p m and Swabs vs Club 100 at 8 30 p m.
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Collins
Iowa Nat
Swab
Iowa National
Wilson
Beck
Club
S. Wilson
Collins Radio
Club 100
YWCA
Postville Cagers Win Season Opener 63 47
Postville defeated the Oscar Mayer Packers 63 to 47 in the season opener. Gilbert Livingood led with 14 points, while Don Seifken added 13 and shared defense honors with Bernie Martins. Losers Chuck Welsch scored 16 and Doug Rogers 17 as Postville built a 21 7 first period lead and dominated the rest of the half. Postville hosts LaPlant Choate on Saturday night in Cedar Rapids.
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Postville
Oscar Mayer Packers
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Gilbert Livingood
Don Seifken
Bernie Martins
Chuck Welsch
Doug Rogers
LaPlant-Choate
Cedar Rapids
Five From Iowa State To Big Seven Meeting
A five man delegation from Iowa State College headed by Dr. Charles E. Finley attends the Big Seven conference meetings in Kansas City this week. The public interest focus is the de emphasis trend in sports. Delegation includes Louis Menze H D Bergman Abe Stuber and Merl J. Ross among others.
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Iowa State
Ames
Charles E. Finley
Represen Towa State College
Kansas City
Finley
Ae Louis Menze
H. D. Bergman
Abe Stuber
Merl J. Ross
FBI Agent Now Working For Big Ten
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson the Big Ten commissioner disclosed he has hired a former FBI agent to enforce the conference athletic code and conduct two investigations in the last month. He said the agent will seek only necessary facts to reinforce integrity and may hire more investigators if needed. Wilson defended intercollegiate athletics and said a thorough study of alumni and booster funds for student aid is underway to prevent misuse for recruitment or undercover aid.
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Ed Sainsbury
Chicago
Kenneth L
Tug” Wilson
Big Ten
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wilson
Joint Conference Ten
FBI
America
Church Basketball Wins In Cedar Rapids League
Church of the Brethren St James Salem E U B teams won Thursday at Wilson High in Cedar Rapids league play. Church of the Brethren beat Cedar Christian 28 to 16 led by H Boesenberg with 14 points. First Christian trailed 0 6 at halftime to St James 21 30 led by L Lust with nine. Salem defeated Grace Episcopal 33 21 with R Schloss scoring 12.
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Church of the Brethren
St. James
Salem E.U.B
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Christian
H. Boesenberg
First Christian
L. Lust
Salem
Grace Episcopal
R. Schloss
Not Guilty Plea From Alleged Fixer Lamont
Daniel Lamont of Altoona Pennsylvania, wealthy by press reports, pleaded not guilty to bribery charges. He is accused of paying Connie Schaff of New York University to fix the Cornell NYU game on New Year’s Day. Lamont was released on 25000 dollars bail and may remain at home until the December 20 hearing.
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New York
Daniel Lamont
Altoona
Lamont
Frank Hogan
Blair County
Connie Schaff
New York University
Cornell
Iowa Stars Gone Steelers Still Get 42 32 Cage Win
Without University of Iowa stars, Iowa Steel edged Light Company 42-32 in Industrial league action. Hubert Johnston and George Hand quit the squad after Fred Buck was ruled ineligible. Bill Fisher scored 10 points as the Steelers led 19-11 at halftime. La Plant Choate beat Collins Radio 51-33 with John Beardsley and Frank Kroch tallying 11 and 9.
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Iowa Stars
Steelers
University of Iowa Stars
Iowa Steel
The
Light Company
Iowa
Hubert Johnston
George Hand
Bill Fisher
LaPlant-Choate
Collins Radio
John Beardsley
Frank Kroch
Collier’s All America selections include Karras and Coleman
Michigan State’s Don Coleman and Illinois’ Johnny Karras named to Collier’s All America by over 275 coaches. The list honors top players by specialized positions, with Weatherall and McColl reselected for a second year and various stars from multiple schools named at end, back, line, backfield, and kicking positions.
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Don Coleman
Michigan State
Illinois
Johnny Karras
American Football Coaches Association
Yale
Walter Camp
Harvard
Princeton
Weatherall
McColl
Collier’s
Bill McColl
Stanford
Bill Howton
Oklahoma
Donwards
Bob
Ray Beck
Georgia
Tee Uatelia
Ick Witentower
Hank Lauriceila
Tennessee
Dick —Maier
John Karras
Frank Fsitfard
Southern California
Midwest
Sugar
Purdue
Boerte
Spignets
Huges
Fensi
Brosky
Eae en—Toneff
Notre Dame
Fensive
Reichardt
Iona
Rig Drake
Pisano
Michigan
Coatta
Wisconsin
Passeceivers
Perry
Mutschakies
Amateur Boxing Show Set For January Ninth
The Cedar Rapids based Amateur Boxing show organized by the CIO Industrial Union Council will take place January 9 at Memorial Coliseum. Local boxers from Cedar Rapids will vie for Golden Gloves in February against strong amateurs from Colfax and Quincy. Promoter Bob Hughes says Dick Kanellis and Jim Ampey will headline.
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C.I.O. Industrial Union Council of
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Colfax
Quincy
Bob Hughes
Dick Kanellis
Jim Ampey
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