Iowa Colleges Return to Conference Cage Wars
Iowa colleges resume conference play with Sewth Kota and Cedar Faille matches upcoming. Revere State lost 77-85 in the conference tournament. North Central townemenm Lions City hosts Sept Saturday with several teams like Frigaey State and Carthage noted in week schedules.
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Iowa
Ty Sugnamore
Gary Prewlees
Tord
Kensas City
Mate
Iowa Teachers
North Central
Lions City
Sewth Kota
Cedar Faille
Seeraes
Cornell
Ceara
Carthage
Mt Firmen
Northfield
Amon
Iowax
Torrid duel highlights Wessel and Becicka in action
In a fast paced matchup Wessel and Becicka clash as teammates and foes exchange scores. The report notes strong performances by Maheralee Carrmins and Altenberg alongside team efforts as Cedar Rapids battles in conference play and Marion eyes the Wamac crown with key games ahead.
Ohio State UCLA Clash Seen After Rivalry Notes
A Rose Bowl crowd of 89,191 faced bad weather as Ohio State and UCLA eyed a potential rematch after separate wins. Hill praised UCLA’s defense while noting Ohio State’s tough schedule and No. 1 AP ranking, amid talk that five top teams could have faced the Trojans.
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Trojans
Savery Sreheens
Hill
Io State
Associated Press
UCLA
Ohio State
Columbia
Stanford
Big Seven Proposes Rule Change After Orange Bowl
The article reports on Big Seven discussions to rescind or modify a new rule tied to the Orange Bowl game. It notes controversy over enforced changes affecting future selections and the possibility of a rule adjustment following the New Year clash.
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Miami
Orange Rowikke
Dukes
Cote
Nebraska
Big Seven
Therl
Kassrow
Atlantic Coast Conference
College basketball results and key scores across conferences
Scores from various college basketball games include central region results and notable showings. Teams such as Dakota Mines, Nebraska, and Texas Western posted wins or close games, with highlights in conferences like Skyline and Border. NHL and NBA results mirror the sports page, listing Sunday, Saturday outcomes and notable margins.
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Nes
Saturda
Oures
Aventere
ARAID
Totrney
Seeth
Dakota Mines
Ohio State
Southern California
Navy
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Orange
Nebrack
West
Gator
Auburn
Texas Western
Florida State
Prairie View
Texas Southern
Skyline
Rice
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Marines
Panett
Keen
Metro Shrine
Shaw Air Force
Fort Ord
Calif
Fort Mood
Tex
Jones Salas Set for 10 Round Middleweight Bout
Bobby Jones of Oakland and Charley Salas of Phoenix will clash in a 10 round middleweight fight at the Civic Auditorium on January 13. The San Francisco event was announced today.
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San Francisco
Bobby Jones
Oakland
Calif
Charley Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Civic Auditorium
Walt the sports fan and ticket man remembered
Obituary memorializing Walt a prominent lover of sports and organizer of tickets and ads in Cedar Rapids. He built a wide circle of friends, helped others secure game tickets and real estate advice, and once drove to New Orleans for Sugar Bowl seats with friends. He hosted sports figures at his office and supported local yearbook projects. He is survived by his wife, son, and daughter.
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Walt
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Paul Brechler
Forest Evashevski
Lefty Gomez
Chuck Flynn
Art Lentz
New Orleans
East Tarnished No More in Shrine Classic Shift
In the Shrine charity clash at Kezar stadium the East rushed the West’s passers and won 13 12. Penn State’s Don Bailey earned the William Coffman trophy after delivering a cohesive backfield effort and clutch plays that sparked the victory. Bailey cried when named MVP and credited Ralph Guglielmi of Notre Dame for teamwork shaping the win.
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Due
Don Shannon
Notre Dame
Henry Bullough
Michigan State
George Shaw
Paul Larson
Dick Moegle
SAN Francisco
Binkey
Don Bailey
Penn
Vaiuedic Piayet
Cicer
Bailey
Kezar Stadium
Penn State
William Coffman
Big Ten Won’t Press TV Fight At NCAA Parley
In New York 1400 representatives from over 400 colleges began a week of NCAA meetings with a calm start. The Big Ten, opposing the current national game-a-week plan, has dropped open threats though may press later. Five TV proposals will be discussed at a round table on Thursday, from readopting the 1954 plan to unrestricted football television.
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NEW York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Ten
Omaha Indians Win Tangerine Bowl 7-6 over Eastern Kentucky
The Omaha Indians defeated Eastern Kentucky 7 to 6 in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. MVP Bill Engelhardt threw a 30-yard pass to Rudy Rotella for Omaha’s opening score and added the extra point. The win extends Omaha’s winning streak to 14 games as players head to Washington, D.C. for honors with Senator Roman Hruska.
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Orlando
Fila
INS
Omaha Indians
Washington, D.C
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Bill Engelhardt
Rudy Rotella
Rudy
Engelhardt
Place
Eastern Kentucky
Omaha
New Orleans Bout: Dupas Outpoints Andrade in Six
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans defeated Cisco Andrade of Compton on points for a six round decision. In Hollywood referee Frankie Van halted the Dale Hall versus Jake Williams bout in the tenth round with no decision.
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New Orleans
Ralphh Dupas
Orleans
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Hollywood
Frankie van
Dale Hall
Los Angeles
Jake Williams
High School Team Beats Alumni In Dual Games
Stanley high school defeated the alumni in two games on Saturday night. The girls won 58 to 33 with Faith Duckett scoring 29 and Shirley Weston adding 19 for the graduates. The boys triumphed 64 to 40 led by Les Duckett with 19 while John Falck had 10 for the alumni.
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Stanley
Stanley High School
Faith Duckett
Shirley Weston
Les Duckett
John Falck
Double Winners in First Skate Meet
The article details results from a local skate meet with multiple event winners. It lists performances by champions and place finishers across midget, juvenile, and intermediate divisions, noting specific times and distances and naming several skaters and officials involved in the event.
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Leete
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
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Playground and Recreation Commission
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Eee Ates Avenue NW
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