St Patrick's Shamrocks Down Bennett 56-26 in New Gym Opener
Cedar Rapids Bennett loses 56-26 as St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids opens the new Bennett high school gym. Tom Jost scores 24 for St Pat's with Hal Trosky adding 10 and Denny Cambridge six. Bennett's Bekemeyer leads visitors with nine. St Pat's hosts Blairstown Thursday at Immaculate Conception gym.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Pat’s
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Hal Trosky
Johnny Reeves
Denny Cambridge
Trosky
Cambridge
Bekemeyer
Bennett
Hein
Dave Cambridge
Shamrocks
Blairstown
Immaculate Conception Gymnasium
Mataya to Enter Two Top Bowling Classics
Frank Mataya, newly settled in Cedar Rapids, leads as a top bowler heading to Chicago for the Dominic DeVito classic with a $3,500 top prize on January 20 and the Peterson Point Classic offering $5,000 the next day. He recently won the Crest Sweepstakes in Chicago for $500 after a 1,053 in five games. Earlier he captured singles, doubles and all events in Clinton Crossing City tourney with a 1,989 nine-game score. Roy Laub shared the doubles title with Mataya.
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Cedar Rapids
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Chicago
Dominic DeVito
Crest
Ray Schalk, Jr
Clinton Crossing City
Roy Laub
Bowham
Konstanty Named 1950 Male Athlete of the Year
Jim Konstanty, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, wins AP's 1950 male athlete of the year in a close vote over Vic Janowicz and Ezzard Charles. The poll ranks top athletes across sports, with Konstanty edging Janowicz and Charles by total points from first and second place ballots.
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Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
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Hoppe and Moeller Each Throw 700 Series in League Night
The Parlor City Booster league saw two bowlers reach 700 on the same night, a first in league history. John Willie Hoppe rolled 246 206 258 710, joined by Bill Moeller with 235 221 252 708.
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Negro Giants Sold to Winfield S. Welch in Chicago
The Chicago American Giants of the Negro American league were sold to Winfield S. Welch by owner J. B. Martin on Tuesday.
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Top Fight Handlers Named for Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Joe Goldsberry is placed in charge of fight handlers for the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves tournament on Feb 13 14 and 15. Carl Spicher announces the appointment and lists Jim Conrad Dick Taylor as ushers head and Ed Heaton Jack Hart directing traffic and tickets.
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Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
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Dick Taylor
YMB
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Jack Hart
Bob Jones
Walt Hamer
Don Dochterman
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Norman Bickert
Sam Becker
YMB Gloves
Ray Hogdson
Polio Benefit Basketball Night Planned At Coe Fieldhouse
The January 21 event at Coe Fieldhouse raises funds for the March of Dimes Linn county polio drive. No admission charged, free will offering asked as Gazette staff play Police and other teams in a charity scramble officiated by sportswriters and radio men.
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Coe
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the Gazette
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St Wenceslaus Coast To 60 29 Victory Over St Martin's
St Wenceslaus defeated St Martin's Cascade 60 to 29 on the St Wenc floor. Bobby Kazimour and Ralph Brenneman led the defense and setup plays, Chuck McEowen scored 16, center Jerry Green had 13 for the visitors, with Green later fouling out.
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Midwest Loop Leaders Meet in Wisconsin Conference Action
Beloit and Knox lead the Midwest loop and face off in Beloit Saturday. Grinnell visits Carleton Friday night while Ripon hosts Coe. Lawrence plays Coe Saturday at Appleton as both teams seek first win after two losses.
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Oelwein Takes Cedar Falls In Tight 19-13 Wrestling Meet
Oelwein defeated Cedar Falls 19-13 in a Tuesday night high school wrestling dual. No falls occurred, but Les Ohl of Oelwein won 6-5 at 135 pounds, and several close decisions highlighted the match including 112 and 129 weight classes.
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Cedar Falls
Les Ohl
Babcock
Ce —Tee
Harman
Luther
Thomas Drew
Hartley
Willett
Hernandez
Joned Case
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Riker Drew
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Svoboda Top Scorer as YCWA Volleyball Opens Second Half
Lucille Svoboda of Eby's Sports Goods led scoring with 25 points as the YWCA girls volleyball league began the second half. Notable results include Great Electric 57 over Yeas Oats 19 and Eby's 72 over Iowa National 19.
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Eby’s Sports Goods
Y.W.C.A
Iowa
Great Electric
Yeas Oats
Linn Tract
Eby’s
Iowa National
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