Valley Wrestling Meet At McKinley Saturday
Cedar Rapids fans will see the first Valley conference meet held in the city as McKinley hosts a six-school tournament led by defending champions Davenport. Top 105 and 112 pound bets from McKinley and Davenport are featured, with semifinals at 1 30 p m and finals at 7 30 p m Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
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McKinley
Cedar Rapids Wrestling
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clinton
Wilson
Franklin
Bob Salzbrenner
Piersal
Don Ingels
Leonard
Blount
Dribbin
Lloyd Wilson
Gus Gatto
Mississippi Valley
Joe Nemer
Godfrey Stych
NCAA faces tough talks on TV bowls and rules
In New York the NCAA will hear about seven rule violations and debate television use bowl game limits and football rules. Expulsion implications loom for Virginia Kentucky and LSU with possible Olympic bans and scheduling cuts if sanctions hit.
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NCAA
Virginia
Kentucky
LSU
LeBaron Wins East West Shrine Honors Despite Small Stature
In the San Francisco Chronicle the East West Shrine game results show Eddie LeBaron of College of Pacific winning the Coffman award with 146 points over Lynn Chandnois. The piece notes the surprise of readers and highlights Mary Chandnois praising LeBaron at a Palace dinner.
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Will Connolly
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco
Eddie LeBaron
College of Pacific
LeBaron
Lynn Chandnois
Michigan State
Art Murakowski
Northwestern
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
the Palace
Bobby Soxers
Coffman
Mary
Chandnois
East
Mary Chandnois
Co — Kid
Ann Arbor Preview: Montreal Carabins Seen as Top Wolverines Challenge
Michigan coach Vic Heyliger praises the University of Montreal Carabins as perhaps the best team the Wolverines have ever faced. Publicist Les Etter, a weak French speaker, is puzzled by a French brochure before the twogames in Ann Arbor. The exchange ends with a cautious acknowledgment in English and a resigned thumbs up in French.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Les Etter
University of Montreal
Les ‘ Carabins
Etter
Wolverine
Vic Heyliger
Heyliger
Famous Sulky Driver’s Knee Breaks in Stall Incident
Saratoga Springs New York Aubrey Rodney a 60 year old leading driver and trainer suffered a fractured right knee cap Saturday after Argo Mite a six year old trotter kicked him in a Saratoga stall Rodney known at the Saratoga Raceway for five years was leading the horse out when it sank its teeth into his left forearm and then kicked.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
INS
Aubrey Rodney
Argo Mite
L. A. Parmenter
Corinth
Rodney
Saratoga Raceway
Coe To Fete Preps Jan 16 Dinner Hosts Alumni
Alumni lettermen of Coe College will host a dinner January 16 at Greene Hall for Cedar Rapids area high school football players. The event, the second annual affair, will feature an outstanding alumnus speaker, with invitations extended to all-city seniors and a few others.
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Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Greene Hall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Arthur Swarzentuber
Davenport
Wallie Schwank
Coe
Dick Clausen
Gazette
KCRG
Jack Prouty
Franklin
Bernie Berger
Wilson
al Peremsky
Dick Gravenhorst
Roosevelt
Tom Sutton
Dick Cilek
Tom Fleckenstein
Bobee
Jack i Franklin
Bill Grow
Mcey
Bob Louvar
Purdue Knocks Off Wisconsin In Openers
Purdue swimming dominated nine events, winning seven of them, to beat Wisconsin 53 to 31 in Western Conference openers. The meet took place in Madison with strong showings across multiple events.
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Madison
Wis
Purdue
Wisconsin
Cyclone Staff to New York Meet
Ames Iowa State athletic officials will travel to New York January 10 to 14 for NCAA and football coaches meetings. Louis Menze will join the NCAA discussions including the sanity code report. Abe Stuber Cap Timm and Herb Cormack attend the football coaches gathering with talks on rules changes and the platoon system. Timm will also join American college baseball coaches sessions.
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Ames
Iowa State Athletic Department
New York
Louis Menze
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Abe Stuber
Cap Timm
Herb Cormack
Football Coaches Association
Timm
American College Baseball Coaches
Wilkinson Leads Church A League Scoring With 80 Points
After three games Clayt Wilkinson tops Church A scoring with 80 points, Hal Haines trails with 67 in four games. In Church B, Bill Fisher leads with 63 in four games, followed by John Lubben at 55 in five games.
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Clayt Wilkinson
Hal Haines
Bill Fisher
John Lubben
Iw. Bk
St. Stephens
Hus
Salem E.U.B
Trinity Luther
Calvery Baptist
G. Ar
Bill Anderson
Roser Schwarz
Bob Melonowsky
Stephens
Washington Cages Telecast Ban on UW Pacific Games
Washington state reports a blackout on televising University of Washington Pacific Coast Conference basketball games after seven pre conference telecasts drew disappointing attendance. Athletics director Harvey Cassill announced the decision in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington Pacific Coast Conference
Harvey Cassill
No Joy for Shueyville Teams in Capitol Valley Quest
The Shueyville boys and girls, both without a win in nine starts, face a decisive week in Capitol Valley play. Coach O J Rhodes juggles limited players amid 22 students, no gym, and travel to Swisher hall 21 miles away. Several newcomers bar height and practice time, yet the squad hopes for a tournament upset similar to last year.
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Capitol Valley
Shueyville
O. J. Rhodes
Howard Novotny
Don Turecek
Roman Zach
Kenneth Matyk
Local hoops rivals clash as Tiffin tests Oxford Solon
Tiffin leads the loop as it travels Tuesday to face Oxford then Friday at Solon. Oxford seeks revenge for an earlier league loss to Tiffin while Solon relies on veteran forwards and Krumm’s new coaching. Riverside and Lone Tree also feature strong veteran lineups and two-platoon systems.
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Lone Tree
Tiffin Boys
Oxford
Solon
Tiffin
E. J. Krumm
Dick Reyhons
Bob Randalls
Mike Kral
Norman Brumwell
Dean Hieber
Ross Lamansky
Eddie Stienbrech
Jim Eastwood
Quaker Girls Host AIC Wednesday in Cage Clash
The Quaker Oats basketball program schedules a busy week with the AIC girls from Davenport visiting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Quaker Oats gym after a 6:45 prelude. Ardella Knoop, a top scorer for eastern Iowa high school basketball, leads the AIC squad.
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Quaker Oats
Lucy Kurt
Dolores Roth
Hilldale Dairy
Dubuque
Dubuque Knights of Columbus
AIC Stones of
Davenport
AIC
Iowa
Ardella Knoop
Foremer Clutter
Quaker Boys
Wilson and Company
Stanwood
London
Bulldog Named Don Pet Tie to Run for Canada in Empire Games
Des Moines AP reports Drake sprinter Don Pet Tie will join the Canadian team for the British Empire Games February 4 to 11 in Auckland New Zealand.
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DES Moines
Don Pettie
Drake
Auckland
New Zealand
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St. Marks
Sharon
Cedar Christian
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Charles Macy
First Avenue
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5Th Ave
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Krumm
Iowa Teachers College
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Dave Marner
Wayne Horak
Jim Fisher
Virgil Vochoska
Larry Lukavsky
Tom Havel
Jim Holderness
John Moss
Don Dutler
Larry Hartzler
Alfred Bouquet
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Gertrude Kenney
Jean Kern
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Clara Lem
Pat Hirt
Marilyn Stonebarger
Carmen Crawford
Sue Abrams
Janette Kral
Eva Eden
Rislone
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Baxter Motors, Inc
Huston’s Skelly Service
Max Smith Garage
the Shaler Co
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Central City
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Mechanicsville
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