Lipp's Licks Lapes 72-55 in Commercial league test
Lipp's Grill, Cedar Rapids powerhouse, defeated Lapes Florist 72-55 in the YMCA Commercial league. Ev Cochrane led Lapes with 20 points while Art Wall 20 and Tom Easterly 18 starred for Lipp's, leaving them undefeated with Club Ced-Rel. Eby's beat Iowa National 65-56. Bergman 33, Varra 30. Coca-Cola edged Gazette 52-40 in Men’s league. Jones and Bergman 16 each for Coke.
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Arkansas to abolish athletic director post at state university
The Arkansas legislative council voted to abolish the athletic director job held by John Barnhill amid fights between administrators and coaches. Barnhill, who has been with the university since 1946, offered to resign if authorities deem it necessary as the legislature weighs the move before its next session.
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Pro Playoff Televised Nationwide But Michigan Blacked Out
The Detroit Lions versus Los Angeles Rams playoff game will be shown nationwide with Michigan and Toledo blackout. Dumont network won TV rights. Officials named include Referee Ronald Gibbs and umpire Sam Wilson. The game uses sudden death after regulation with 1:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Totten Sees Full Northern Loop In 1953 Eight-Team C League
League Executive Vice President Hal Totten said the class C Northern baseball league will operate in 1953 with eight teams. He denied reports that two clubs would withdraw and said three clubs lacked working agreements with major league clubs but all planned to play next season. Totten noted confusion as he takes over administration from the president.
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Wisconsin Faces Rose Bowl Doubts After Big Ten Shuffle
In a midseason look at the Big Ten, Wisconsin’s strong running attack and stout defense emerge as Iowa’s toughest challenge, while Southern Cal and UCLA loom large for the Rose Bowl. The era’s balance leaves no dominant title favorite, with Wisconsin viewed as strong but not superior to a few conference rivals.
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USC Wisconsin Rose Bowl talk and Midwest views
Notes on USC and Wisconsin Rose Bowl prospects with Western Coast and Midwest opinions. Connolly questions USC’s intensity and Notre Dame shift while Powers predicts a Trojan win by 30. regional reactions highlight Big Ten strength concerns and YMCA league results.
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Will Connolly
San Francisco Chronicle
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White to Lead. Totten to Manage League Affairs
Sident Herman White of Eau Claire will remain league president while Totten handles league affairs, ensuring continued leadership and administrative oversight.
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Say Joe Kuharich To Keep Card Post
CHICAGO INS The managing director of the Chicago Cardinals said Tuesday that Joe Kuharich will remain head coach in 1953. Walter Wolfner said he conferred with Kuharich and has every confidence in him, spiking rumors of a departure after a disappointing season.
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Hastings Wins 66 53 Over Buena Vista In Storm Lake
Hastings Nebraska college conference champions for two years running shot 51 percent to defeat Buena Vista 66 53. Ronald Zook led Hastings with 23 points as the Beavers fell behind 40 27 by halftime after a close first quarter.
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Ronald Zook
Cable's shooting proves too much for Iowa rally
Wisconsin defeats Iowa 75-70 before 11 500 in Madison as Dick Cable leads with sharp shooting. Iowa coach Frank OConnor credits Cable's scoring and Wisconsin's stronger overall unit play amid fouls affecting Iowa. Foster notes Iowa's tough defense and improved Wisconsin compared to last season.
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Oklahoma
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Harold E
Bud” Foster
White Sox Sign Young Hurler Gus Keriazakos
Chicago White Sox announce the purchase of pitcher Constantine Gus Keriazakos from Seattle of the Pacific Coast league. GM Frank Lane cited scouts and Don Gutteridge’s recommendation. Keriazakos previously played for Memphis, Colorado Springs, and Seattle with records of 11-8 in 1950 and 8-10 in 1951.
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Chicago White Sox
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Gus” Keriazakos
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Seattle
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Don Gutteridge
Keriazakos
Colorado Springs
Memphis
Pirates Sign Vic Janowicz From Ohio State
Pittsburgh signs Vic Janowicz a two year contract under the new bonus rule making him the first bonus baby. The Elyria Ohio native is a 22 year old two time all American football star who also played catcher for Ohio State. He will report to spring practice in Havana Cuba.
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Luther Beats St Olaf 77 to 62 in Nonconference Hoops
In Decorah AP Luther led wire to wire and converted 35 of 44 free throws to beat St Olaf 77 62. Kent Finanger scored 20 points to pace the Luther offense in the nonconference game.
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St. Olaf
Kent Finanger
Cascade Boxing Card Delivers Upsets and Gold Gloves Prelude
Davey Gavin shocks Bob Smith at 126 pounds in Cascade as Buddy Gingovina beats Darrell Lindley in a surprise result. About 600 attend as Cascade Boxing Club announces Golden Gloves tourney set for January with Cedar Rapids events in February.
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Prchal Nets 46 as McGregor Tops Farmersburg 100-49
Frank Prchal former Coe player and Mar Mac coach scored 46 points for the McGregor independents in a 100-49 win over Farmersburg in Farm ersburg this week.
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Wisconsin Beats Iowa 75 70 Despite Rebound Edge
Wisconsin won 75 70 as Iowa held more rebounds 58 43 and more assists 19 26. Sopho more Dick Cable scored 25 for Wisconsin replacing Deacon Davis 23 while Ron Wiesner sparked a late surge to seal the lead. Paul Morrow and Tom Ward fouled out for Wisconsin.
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Illini defeat Michigan in Big Ten opener 96-66
Illinois, defending champions, cruised to a 96-66 victory over Michigan in Champaign. The Illini built an 85-57 lead with six minutes left and used 13 players as reserves padded the scoreboard while pursuing the school scoring mark.
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Three Duke Linemen To Play for South
Three Duke linemen have accepted posts on the South roster for the Christmas night Orange Bowl classic. Tackle Jim Tank Lawrence weighs 235 pounds, tackle Ray Green 207 pounds, and guard Truett Grant 204 pounds, completing the Rebels' choices for the all star game. The South nominated 11 linemen of 200 pounds or more.
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Marion Maquoketa Game Broadcast On KCRG Tonight
The Marion Maquoketa basketball contest in the Wamac conference will be aired on KCRG from the Marion gym starting at 8 15 tonight. Bob Brooks KCRG sports director will provide play by play.
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Weekend Iowa City Area Basketball Schedule Update
The schedule lists multiple games across Iowa including St Marys at CR St Pats in the 8 p.m. slot and Maquoketa at Marion also at 8 p.m. Other events show Upper Iowa at Iowa Wes leyan Wednesday and Marion at Vinton Thursday with several wrestling bouts at Memorial Coliseum and Wilson or Roosevelt venues.
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New Hampshire Reduces Amateur Boxing Age Limit
Concord New Hampshire AP The minimum legal age limit for amateur boxers was cut from 18 to 17 by state authorities in Monday action.
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