Luana girls and boys sweep Ossian in Upper Iowa clash
Luana hosts Ossian with the girls winning 56 to 41 and the boys 66 to 25. Ossian’s Jo Deering scored 19 and Janet Felix 20 for Ossian, while Luana’s Gene Kamin tallied 17 and Blumhagen 12. In the nearby Postville game, Jim Rima 19 and Ron Jarms 14 led Postville, with Bob Butler 15 for Waukon. Dick Marsh led a Postville reserve win.
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LUANA
Ossian
Jo Deering
Janet Felix
Gene Kamin
Blumhagen
Upper Iowa
Jim Rima
Ron Jarms
Postville
Bob Butler
Waukon
Dick Marsheling
Walker-Troy Mills Twin Bill Scores Report
Walker defeated Troy Mills in both games Friday night. The Walker girls won 45 to 23 led by Madonna Bohls with 15 and Zona Walton scoring 18 for Troy Mills. The Walker boys won 52 to 44 with Dave Kayser scoring 16 and D Peyton adding 15 for Troy Mills.
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Walker
Troy Mills
Madonna Bohls
Zona Walton
Dave Kayser
D. Peyton
Ladora Girls Top Chelsea 60 to 31. Boys win 51 to 44
Ladora girls defeated Chelsea 60 to 31 with Mead scoring 27 for Ladora. Chelsea’s Coleman led with 20. In the boys game, Betz scored 20 for Ladora and Cratoska had 19 for Chelsea as Ladora won 51 to 44.
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Chelsea
Ladora Boys
Mead
Coleman
Betz
Cratoska
Wayland Beats Columbus Junction 58–37 in Friday Showdown
Wayland defeated Columbus Junction 58 to 37 as Smith led Wayland with 16 points and Schantz scored 13 for Columbus Junction. Wayland reserves also beat Columbus Junction reserves 38 to 29.
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Columbus Jct
Wayland
Columbus Junction
Smith
Schantz
Stanley Alumni Defeated by School Teams in Friday Games
School girls beat the alumni 62 to 48 as Elaine Lentz scored 26 and Dorothy Reynolds 19 for the losers. The school boys won 49 to 43 with Lester Duckett scoring 16 and Victor Eschen 15 for the alumni.
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Stanley
Elaine Lentz
Dorothy Reynolds
Lester Thh
Lester Duckett
Victor Eschen
Calmar Varsity Tops Alumni 52 48 In Tight Contest
Calmar's varsity rallied from a four tie first period to lead 18-12 at halftime and beat the alumni 52-48. Russ Hillman scored 16 for the varsity while Rothmeyer led the alumni with 18 in the close game.
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Calmar
Russ Hillman
Rothmeyer
Postville Beats Waukon On 3rd Quarter Charge
Postville roared to a 20 point third period to topple Waukon 50 to 41, handing the visitors their first defeat.
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Postville
Waukon
Radio Schedule Promises Evening Lineup on FM 96.9
Listing announces Saturday night schedule with programs from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm including Sports Parade News Down You Go 20 Questions and Theater segments on KCRK Channel 245 and FM 96.9 with Brown Lombardos and ema Theater featured and news updates throughout.
Schedule Fragment for KPIG AM Saturday Night Program
Radio listing shows KPIG 1450 AM with segments including News at 7:30, Sunday School, Records blocks, and Faith prayers. Notable items include 15 Records, two to be announced at 3:30, and 11:55 Prayer segment.
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Ann
Television Schedule Nuggets for the Evening
The lineup lists Teen Club at 6 00 with Beat Clock at 6 30 J Gleason at 7 00 a theater feature at 8 00 I Love Lucy at 8 30 Fath at 9 00 Wrest at 9 30 Sports at 10 05 Wrestling at 10 20 and Norths at 11 15.
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J. Gleason
Wrest
Norths
Davenport Channel Saturday Night Schedule
The Davenport channel lists film features with a 8:00 p m start followed by 9:30 hits and a 10:00 p m Brian Donevy slot then a 10:30 p m feature film lineup.
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Brian Donevy
Ames TV Guide Principal Evening Lineup
WOI TV Ames airs Channel 4 at 6 00 20 Questions at 6 30 Cisco Kid at 7 00 J Durante at 8 00 Show of Shows a Hit Parade featuring Wrestling io a Seature Pile
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Woi-Tv
Ames
Cisco Kid
J. Durante
Monona Defeats Elkader 58 44 In Friday Clash
Monona beat Elkader 58 to 44 with Houg scoring 15 and Davidsaver 11 for Elkader. Elkader reserves fell 37 35 to Monona in the prior game.
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Monona
Elkader
Houg
Williamsburg Overpowers Parnell to Secure 59 39 Victory
Williamsburg widened a halftime eight point edge to defeat Parnell 59 to 39. Bud Davis led Williamsburg while McDonald led Parnell. Parnell Reserves won the opener 30 to 27.
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Williamsburg
Parnell
Bud Davis
McDonald
Sigourney tops Montezuma 55 48 in league play
Sigourney defeated Montezuma 55 to 48 in South Iowa Cedar League action. Byrle Northrup scored 17 points to pace Sigourney. The Sigourney reserves also won 39 to 24 behind Jerry Holt's 12 points.
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Sigourney-Montezuma
Sigourney
Montezuma
Brooklyn–Marengo Teams Split Wins In Close Battles
Marengo girls defeated Brooklyn 50 to 45 and Marengo boys edged Brooklyn 56 to 55 in overtime. John Schwiebert of Brooklyn and Merritt of Marengo led scorers with 18 points apiece.
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Brooklyn
Marengo
Marengo Girls
John Schwiebert
Merritt
Toledo Boys Top Gilman 55 33 In Narrow Victory
Dick Weeboldt scored 25 points to lift Toledo past Gilman 55 to 33. Doan led Gilman with 17 points. In the girls game Toledo’s Skulla scored 34 but Gilman won 45 to 39 with Zavna Han adding 18 for Gilman.
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Gilman
Toledo
Dick Weeboldt
Doan
Skulla
Zavnahan
Lamont sweeps Delhi in boys and girls basketball
Lamont defeated Delhi 54 37 in the boys game and 64 43 in the girls clash. Bergfild scored 26 to lead Lamont girls while Hartgrave had 23 for Delhi. Jim Gilson and Zack Richmond each put up 24 for Lamont in the boys contest as Bob Schmidt led Delhi with 10.
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Delhi
Bergfild
Hartgrave
Jim Gilson
Zack Richmond
Bob Schmidt
Fort Atkinson Girls Narrow Ridgeway Thriller 36 35
Fort Atkinson girls edged Ridgeway 36 to 35 in a tight thriller with Krivacek scoring 15 points and Loraine Gilbertson leading Ridgeway with 19. Ridgeway boys defeated Fort Atkinson 65 43 as Gaylen Gilbertson poured in 18 and Enwalter led Fort Atkinson with 10.
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Fort Atkinson
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Loraine Gilbertson
Ridgway
Gaylen Gilbertson
Enwalter
Clarence Girls Top Lisbon 41 32 In Conference Action
Clarence defeated Lisbon 41 32 as C Olsgaard led with 17 points and Joyce Hall added 16. Wood sparked the attack with 15 points for Lisbon in the related girls game where Lisbon also posted 32 points.
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Wood
Spangler
Lisbon
Clarence Girls
C. Olsgaard
Joyce Hall
Girls Team Upset Alumnae 45 to 32 Victory
Merna Johnson led the high school girls with 16 points while Carma Septer topped the alumnae with 15. The high school boys saw King score 15 and Dick Fuller lead the alumni with 14 in a mixed rivals game.
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King
Dick Fuller
Merna Johnson
Carma Septer
Oxford stays unbeaten in Capitol Valley sweep of Shueyville
Oxford defeated Shueyville in both girls and boys games. Girls won 76 to 53 led by Mahoney scoring 35 and Miller 17. Shueyville’s Elaine Matyk scored 36 in the girls contest. In the boys clash Oxford won 60 to 24 with Weiland leading the visitors with eight points.
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Shueyville
Mahoney
Miller
Elaine Matyk
Weiland
Hawkeye-Arlington Girls Defeat Hawkeye as Johnson Scorches 48
Arlington girls toppled Hawkeye 91 to 81 with Johnson scoring 48 points while Henderson led Hawkeye with 39. Arlington boys followed with a 60-43 win. Behren led Arlington with 19 points.
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Arlington Girls
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Hawkeye Girls
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Arlington
Fairbank Beats St. John's 51 44 On Friday Night
Fairbank won 51 to 44 over St. John's of Independence as King scored 22 points for Fairbank. Brimmer and Colleh each totaled 13 for St. John's. Fairbank reserves outplayed St. John's reserves.
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ST. John’s
King
St. John’s of Independence
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Colleh
Sumner Edges West Union 57 53 in Upper Iowa Clash
Sumner defeated West Union 57 to 53 as Roger Donaldson led Sumner with 26 points while Bruce Crandall poured in 15 for West Union. Sumner then lost to West Union in a rematch.
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West Union
Sumner
Iowa
Roger Donaldson
Bruce Crandall
Clarence-Lisbon boys roll to 12th straight win
The Clarence team defeated Lisbon on Friday to extend their winning streak to twelve games.
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Clarence
Lisbon
North English Alumni Falls to High School Boys
North English high school boys defeated the alumni 47 to 39 Friday night in a postgame game. The outcome kept the rivalry tight and showcased the youths’ defense and scoring runs.
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North English
Patricia Neal to guest on KCRG Twenty Questions tonight
Network listings show Patricia Neal as the guest on KCRK KCRG Twenty Questions at a o'clock. Neal, currently starring in The Children's Hour on Broadway, joins host Jay Jackson who has replaced Bill Slater as moderator.
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Jay Jackson
Bill Slater
New England
KCRG
KCRK
Witschi’s
North Attleboro
Massachusetts
Pappy Howard
Pappy
Judy Dell
Kinross-Kinross Girls and Boys Triumph Over Webster
The Kinross-Kinross teams defeated Webster in both games. The girls won 69 to 42 led by Kaufman with 31 points while Oster scored 30 for Webster. In the boys contest Kinross-Kinross prevailed 53 to 42 with Kaufman adding 10 points and Herbey leading Webster.
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Webster
Kaufman
Oster
Kinross
Herbey
Bears Upset UCLA 72-68 in PCC Action
California shocked UCLA 72-68 as the Bears erased a slow start with a strong second half rally. Washington opened Northern division defense with a 79-73 win over Oregon, while USC defeated Stanford 75-58 to stay tied with California in the PCC Southern division.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Uclans
California
Washington
Oregon
Huskies
Southern California
Stanford
Davis and Brisebois win split decisions in boxing night
In New York Teddy Red Top Davis beat Fabela Chavez on points while Marcel Brisebois edged Seer Cimmino in a West Palm Beach card. Emerson Butcher outpointed Dennis Woodbury in Rock Island results listed from multiple locations.
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Associated Press
New York
Teddy
Red Top
Davis
Hartford
Fabela Chavez
Los Angeles
Marcel Brisebois
Seer Cimmino
West Palm Beach
Frs
Emerson Butcher
Rock Island
Ill
Dennis Woodbury
San Antonio
Texas
Theater Time For Saturday
Theaters announce showings for Paramount Road to Bali April in Paris Target Hong Kong Because of You Hour of 13 To the Last Man Thunder Trails Holiday for Sinners Caribbean Lusty Men Tembo Steel Town San Francisco Savage That Gab schedule notes for Marion showing.
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Paris
Hong Kong
St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids trounces Iowa City Irish 62 49
St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids defeated Iowa City Irish 62 49 in Iowa City gym with Hal Trosky scoring 26 and Cambridge 15 Noel 13 for the visitors. The Cedar Rapids quintet led 30-23 at halftime and extended the margin, despite 34 fouls and four players fouling out. The Cedar Rapids seconds beat Iowa City reserves 43-27.
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St. Patrick’s
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Irish
Hal Trosky
Trosky
Don Cambridge
Cambridge
Noel
Cano
VeDepo
Sugar Kane
Steve Jackson
Baers City
Cedar Rapids Seconds
Tom Murrey
Towa City
Endhen
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Peyehton i
Horan
Kane
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Pet
National Golf Day Set For May 23
New York dispatch says National Golf Day will be held May 23. For a $1 fee any golfer can compete against a national star, as 80 000 duffers did last year against Ben Hogan on the Northwood club course in Dallas. The star to be matched with the field will be announced soon.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Northwood Club
Dallas
Texas
Manchester Hawks At Elkader Tonight
Elkader hosts the Manchester Hawks in the Elkader high school gym at 8:30 p m. The game features an independent squad visiting the town for an evening basketball match.
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Manchester Hawks
Elkader
Elkader High School
Mangrum Draws Lead in Los Angeles Golf Tourney
In Los Angeles at Riviera, Sam Mangrum led the 148-player field with a 69 to stand two under par. Leo Biagetti of Sandusky Ohio tied for second with Jack Burke Jr Cary Middlecoff and Art Wall after a 70. First round leaders pave the way for a tight chase in the Riviera event.
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Ona Ase Ding
Riviera Camero
Mangrum
Leo Biagetti
Sandusky
Ohio
Baltimore
Biagetti
Jack Burke, Jr
Cary Middlecoff
Art ‘Wall
How DeSpirito's Backers Fared
New York AP reports jockey Tony DeSpirito hit 390 wins in 1952 a world record. If backers wagered $10 to win on each of his 51 races from Dec 24 to Dec 30, total profit would be about $212, minus a miss on Dec 26.
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New York
Tony DeSpirito
Tony
Business Head Named For Burlington Club
Elmer Maas, Burlington car salesman and former Keokuk baseball director, will be business manager of the Burlington Flints for 1953. The Flints will operate under a full working agreement with the Cincinnati Reds during the 1953 Three-I league season.
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Burlington (Ap
Elmer Maas
Burlington
Keokuk Baseball Club
Burlington Flints
Flints
Cincinnati Reds
Big Ten Club Backs Rose Bowl Continuation
The Big Ten club of Southern California urged continued Big Ten Rose Bowl participation in a statement by president G. W. Purcell. Officials from both conferences meet January 4 in San Francisco to discuss the future as the current pact expires after the January 1, 1954 game. The Coast Conference invited a new pact, and a Western conference majority reportedly favors renewal. The series began in 1947 with the Coast first victory by USC over Wisconsin 7–0.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Big Ten
G. W. Purcell
San Francisco
Coast Conference
Wisconsin
Funeral services for former major league pitcher Douglas McWeeny
Funeral services will be held Monday for Douglas McWeeny 56 a former major league baseball pitcher. He played in the major leagues during his career and resided in Chicago.
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Chicago
Douglas McWeeny
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