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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1948

Page

8

First Setback for Indiana and Purdue

Four top college teams lost while Washington State and Canisius saw 10 and six game win streaks end respectively. Indiana fell to Butler 64 55 Purdue dropped a 51 50 decision to Notre Dame in Indianapolis. Stanford beat Oregon 70 62 to extend their win streak Alabama defeated Southern Methodist 42 39 in Oklahoma City.

Will Grimsley NEW York Washington State Canisius Indiana Purdue Bradley Stanford la Salle Philadelphia Western Kentucky Duquesne Lawrence Tech Alabama Wetern Kentucky Buffalo N. Y Blue Grass Boys Butler Notre Dame Leo Barnhorst Indianapolis Southern Methodist University Oklahoma City Oklahoma Aggies Texas Tech Baylor Auburn Texas Colorado A

Notre Dame coach Leahy foresees weaker 1949 Irish team

Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, in Miami for the Orange Bowl, warned that the 1949 Irish will not be as strong. He cited the loss of seven regulars, including quarterback Frank Tripucka, as the key reason for a less powerful lineup next season.

Miami Notre Dame Frank Leahy Leahy Frank Tripucka

Hawkeyes face leadership gap after Wier loss

OWA CITY Iowa basketball coach Pops Harrison says the team lacks leadership and experience after losing all American forward Murray Wier. He cites the need for a steady guard like Jack Spencer and notes Tom Parker as the new best guard while detailing a young, uneven lineup and upcoming Western Reserve game.

Owa Iowa Hawkeyes Murray Wier Pops Harrison Wier Harrison All Iowa Jack Spencer Spencer

Burlington Hosts Sub District Golden Gloves Event

The Golden Gloves sub-district is organized in Burlington with champions advancing to the Cedar Rapids district tournament on Feb 8 9 and 10. The Burlington fights occur Jan 26 at Memorial auditorium seating 2500. Sponsored by the Burlington Hawkeye Gazette and Burlington Junior Chamber of Commerce. Willie Krekel serves as first assistant. The tourney area extends from Wapello to Mt. Pleasant and Ft Madison. A dozen Burlington boxers train daily as organizers seek broader entries from surrounding towns and rural areas.

Gazette Burlington Cedar Rapids Memorial Auditorium Burlington Hawkeye Gazette Burlington Junior Chamber of Commerce Willie Krekel Wapello Mt. Pleasant Ft. Madison

Iowa Teachers 5 Travels for Two in Mankato doubleheaders

Cedar Falls coach O. M. Hon Nordly leads 12 Iowa Teachers College players to Mankato Minnesota for two doubleheaders. Wednesday the Panthers face Mankato Teachers, then St Johns of Minnesota on Thursday. River Falls Wisconsin Teachers also plays in the festival later. Last season Mankato reached NAIB quarterfinals before losing.

Cedar Falls O. M Hon” Nordly Iowa Teachers Mankato Minn Panthers St. John’s Minnesota River Falls Wisconsin Nordly

Favorite Wins in Miami Beach Tennis Event

Tommy Boys of New York seed wins a notable match in Miami Beach Florida as the tennis event advances. Local organizers and players from nearby clubs attend the proceedings.

Miami Beach, Fla INS Tommy Boys New York

Orange Bowl junior boys singles champion tops Seeman

No. 1 seed in the junior boys singles at the Orange Bowl championships defeated Stan Seeman of Detroit 6 1, 6 0 to clinch a decisive victory.

Stan Seman Detroit

Cyclones Edge Harvard In Big Seven Tourney Thriller

Iowa State topped Harvard 56 54 in the Big Seven tourney opener as Don Ferguson and Bob Petersen combined for 23 points in a comeback win. Kansas State beat Nebraska 48 34, with 14 from Jack Dean helping the Wildcats pull away by halftime.

Kansas City Iowa State State Don Ferguson Bob Petersen Cyclones Roard University Harvard Kansas State Nebraska Cornhuskers Kansas Jayhawks Missouri Tigers Oklahoma Colorado Petersen Ferguson John Rockwell Wildcats Nebraska Jack Gardner Wildcat Jack Dean

Yankees Sign 1949 Back Bob Hatch From Boston University

New York Yankees of the All-America conference announce the signing of 1949 back Bob Hatch from Boston University. Hatch joins the squad following a reduced period with college play and is expected to contribute on offense and defense for the coming season.

Floyd Magnusson Stan Straatsma Charlie Mason Francis Graham Glenn Kremer Norman Harris Letterman Newell Pinch Dick West Bill Hall Roger Finley Dick Riecks NEW York INS New York Yankees Bob Hatch Boston University

St Marys Gaels Slump Continues On Midwestern Road Trip

St Marys College of California, playing as the Gaels, dropped its third straight game of a Midwestern road swing after losing to Bradley on Monday night. Earlier on the trip they fell 52-42 to Bradley and 54-? to Beloit. Before the voyage they beat California 60-42 and Nevada 62-60 and defeated Yale 74-69 in San Francisco.

Peoria St. Mary’s College of California Iowa Bradley St. Mary’s Beloit San Francisco Gaels California Nevada Yale

Redskins search for Edwards successor amid coaching gossip

Washington rumors swirl about a new Redskins coach as Turk Edwards steps down to executive VP. Names linked include Paul Bryant, Frank Leahy, and Paul Brown, with Marshall eyeing Brown but Leahy likely staying at Notre Dame.

Washington Albert Glen Turk Edwards Notre Dame Redskins Leahy Paul Brown Cleveland Browns Redskin George Preston Marshall Brown

National Junior Boys Tennis Tourney Opens with Favorites Winning

Top seed players advanced in the first round in St Louis. Tim Cross of Washington DC defeated Michel Levin 6 0 6 1. Alfred Kuhn of Evanston IL beat Edgar Stemmler 6 1 6 0.

ST. Louis Tim Cross Washington, D.C Michel Levin Alfred Kuhn Evanston Edgar Stemmler

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