Sanity Code Abolished by NCAA Delegates
The Sanity Code, aimed at regulating college athletic aid via a central agency, was voted out by a three vote margin at the NCAA convention. Aid will be handled by schools or conferences based on need, with independent schools setting their own rules. Also banned was live telecast of football games for a one year period, approved by a wide margin.
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NCAA Convention Chooses Cincinnati for 1952 Meet
The NCAA voted to hold its 46th annual convention January 10 11 12 1952 in Cincinnati Ohio. In Dallas the body approved three school district transfers and admitted the Far Western conference as an allied member. Montana moved to district seven New Mexico to district seven and Houston to district five.
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Texas
INS
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
NCAA
Far Western Conference
University of Montana
University of New Mexico
University of Houston
California
Oregon
Radio listing with schedule on FM 96.9 and Channel 245
Saturday Evening broadcast schedule shows at 7:00 sports camera 7:30 20 Questions 0.30 Take Number Rollie Williams 9:45 dance orchestra 10:00 news with interference-free radio ea sement on FM Dia 96.9 or Channel 245.
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KCRK
Rollie Williams
Radio Schedule Snapshot for KWCR Station
The listing shows KWCR at 450 kilocycles AM with Saturday programming including Dining Music News and Sunday School. Evening slots feature Gospel Truth and Manhattan Music, with Tex Beneke O and Marine Story among late programs.
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TV Schedule Highlights for Rock Island Channel 4
WHBF-TV guide lists Gaterder Night with Faye Emerson at 9:00 and Ken Murray at 7:00, followed by Stork Club and wrestling. Frank Sinatra airs at 10:00 with a Prevue at 10:15.
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Father
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
Davenport TV Schedule Mystery and Family Lineup
TV listings note WOC TV Davenport with Saturday night programming. Schedule shows 6:00 7:98 ereeey request parade, 6:30 Man's Family, 10:00 Mystery, and 11:00 Coming. Program timing is unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a mixed evening slate on channel.
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Ann
Ames Saturday Night TV Schedule Features Wrestling
WOI TV Ames airs a Saturday lineup from 7 00 PM to 10 00 PM including Showtime USA To Be Announced Man's Family Show of Shows To Be Announced Hit Parade Sports Reel and Wrestling with a late 10 00 PM finish.
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Showtime USA
Ann
Eastern Iowa Prep Roundup Highlights Local Matches
Wilton Junction Mount Vernon and Cresco Oelwein games are profiled in a concise Eastern Iowa prep roundup, noting standout performances and team efforts from area high schools.
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Iowa
Wilton
MT. Vernon
Belle Plaine fends off Tama in tight 47 42 loss
South Iowa Cedar league leaders beat Belle Plaine 47 42 on the road as Bill Wyman tops Belle Plaine with 24 points while Tama’s Al Haughey scores 15. Belle Plaine remains undefeated. Tama’s losses limited to Belle Plaine and Grinnell.
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Belle Plaine
South Iowa Cedar
Plainers
Bill Wyman
al Haughey
Wilford Youngbear
Grinnell
Ossian Girls Top Garnavillo 51 47 in Tough Battle
Ossian girls defeat Garnavillo 51 to 47 as Jackie Strand scores 23 and JoAnn Schultz 15 for the winners. Gloria Decker leads Garnavillo with 20, while Fiete adds 16. Garnavillo boys win 60 to 40 with Marvin Mundt leading Ossian at 16.
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Ossian Girls
Garnavillo
Jackie Strand
JoAnn Schultz
Gloria Decker
Garinavillo
Fiete
Meyer
Marvin Mundt
Luana-Luana Wins Clayton County Girls Title on Frigid Night
Luana-Luana defeated Monona 41 27 to capture the Clayton County girls tournament crown as Norma Schoulte sat out with mumps for Monona. Loretta Bussness scored 23 for Luana while Joanita Blumhagen led Monona with 16 in Schoulte and absence. McGregor beat Farmersburg 71 26 in the consolation tilt as Ruth Schweitert led the winners with 23 and Reardon had 11 for Farmersburg.
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Monona
Clayton County
Norma Schoulte
Norma
Loretta Bussness
Joanita Blumhagen
Schoulte
McGregor
Farmersburg
Ruth Schweitert
Reardon
Tama county tilt ends Dysart loss to Dy Sart
Dy sart defeats Dysart 51 to 33 in a hot Tama county game. Banes scores 16 and Sienknecht 15 to pace the winners while Winter adds 10 for Dysart.
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Clutier
Tama
Banes
Sienknecht
Winter
Calmar-Clermont defeats Calmar 62 52 led by Yousling 25
Clermont boys beat Calmar 62 52 with Yousling scoring 25 and Ship ton adding 14. Hillman 17 and Buchell 14 led Calmar. The Clermont girls also won 43 30 as Judy Levenson scored 23.
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Clermont
Yousling
Shipton
Hillman
Buchell
Clermont Girls
Judy Levenson
New Hampton Beats Osage 50-30 In NE Iowa Conf
Kenny Bates led New Hampton with 21 points to overpower Osage 50 to 30 in Northeast Iowa Conference action. Ray Ball added 19 points for the winners.
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Kenny Bates
Osage
Iowa
Ray Ball
Maquoketa Manchester Rally Beats Maquoketa 47 44
Manchester staged a second half rally to defeat Maquoketa 47 to 44 after trailing 23 to 15 at halftime.
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Maquoketa
Manchester
Waverly Edges Cedar Falls In Tight 51 48 Win
Keith Schuldt poured in 10 points to lift Waverly over Cedar Falls 51 48. The Tigers trailed by 11 entering the final quarter but rallied to clinch the victory.
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Waverly
Keith Schuldt
Cedar Falls
Hazleton teams sweep Brandon with big wins
Hazleton boys defeated Brandon 50 to 22 as Leonard Moore scored 14 points. The Hazleton girls won 48 to 22 with Sinnott contributing 16. Brandon’s Peck led with 13 points.
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Brandon
Leonard Moore
Sinnott
Peck
Xavier Stars Past Sacred Heart Of Oelwein In Big Win
Xavier of Dyersville defeated Sacred Heart of Oelwein 62 to 24 with Marty Pettinger scoring 16 and Buzz Rechemmer adding 11 for Oelwein. The Xavier reserves won 34 to 19.
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Sacred Heart of Oelwein
Xavier
Marty Pettinger
Buzz Rechemmer
Oelwein
Decorah rallies to beat Charles City in Openowa clash
Decorah erased a 17 9 first quarter deficit to lead 26 22 at halftime and finished 47 41 over Charles City in Openowa conference action. Jerry Reichow scored 19 and Bob Moecker 17 for Decorah while Moeller had 15 for Charles City. Charles City won the sophomore game 33 22.
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Charles City
Jerry Reichow
Bob Moecker
Moeller
La Porte City routs Center Point 73 to 49 behind Oren
Phil Oren scored 26 points to lead La Porte City past Center Point 73 49 as the hosts built a 47 18 halftime margin. Sonkup added 12 for Center Point. The visiting team also won the reserve game 36 35.
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LA Porte City
Phil Oren
Center Point
Sonkup
Solon Girls fall to Shueyville 60 48 as Heinsius nets 32
Ruth Heinsius scores 32 for Solon girls but Shueyville wins 60 to 48, Gae Luettjohann adds 27 for the victors. In the boys game Solon beats Shueyville 75 to 46 led by Dean Heiber's 15 while Ken Matyk posts 28 for Shueyville.
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Ruth Heinsius
Solon Girls
Gae Luettjohann
Solon Boys
Dean Heiber
Ken Matyk
Extra period hoops give University High a 36 35 win
A late free throw by Greidner Van Dyck and a field goal from Dinsmore in overtime lifted University High of Iowa City to a 36 35 victory over West Liberty. After regulation tied 33 33, University High scored three OT points to West Liberty's two Roy Johnson free throws.
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Greidner van Dyck
Dinsmore
University High of
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Roy Johnson
St. Johns top Immaculate Conception 65 22 in junior high clash
Independence St. Johns defeated Immaculate Conception of Fairbank 65 to 22 behind Chuck O Laughlin scoring 14 points. IC won the junior high game 33 to 21.
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Independence St. John’s
Immaculate Conception of
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Chuck O’laughlin
I. C
Kinross Girls Rout Thornburg 69 21 Behind Cage 31
Kinross girls defeated Thornburg 69 21 as Mickey Cage scored 31 points. B Janecek added 14 for the losers. In the boys game Thornburg edged Kinross 43 42 with Duane Rowe leading Kinross at 20 and Cranston and Von Fossen each posting 14 for Thornburg.
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Mickey Cage
Thornburg
B. Janecek
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von Fossen
Riverside-Oxford Duo Triumphs In Close Twin Wins
Riverside and Oxford split a basketball double header with Riverside boys winning 41-39 and Riverside girls losing 36-27. Oxford boys were led by McGurk with 17 while Wayne Horak scored 20 for Riverside. Miller and Reynolds each had 12 for Oxford girls and Gertrude Kenny led Riverside with 19 rebounds.
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Wayne Horak
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Tipton Triumphs In OT Over Dependence 47–45
Tipton edged In dependence 47 to 45 in overtime after a 42–42 regular score. Leon Kruse scored 15 points to lead Tipton while P. J. Leehey added 15 for the Indees.
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Guttenberg-Colesburg Teens Split Narrow Night Wins
In Friday action Guttenberg's girls beat Colesburg 62 to 57 with Ruth Sampson scoring 31 and Dorothy Sohawasser 27. Colesburg boys edged Guttenberg 42 to 39 as Gary Bush secured the decisive basket and a late free throw.
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Dorothy Sohawasser
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Waukon Defeats Elgin 40-27 in Conference Bout
Waukon topped Elgin 40 to 27 in an Upper Iowa Conference game. Bud Benedict led Waukon with 15 points while George Howard scored 10 for Elgin. Elgin managed just one field goal in the first half, late in the second period, and shot seven of eight from the line.
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Elgin
Iowa
Bud Benedict
George Howard
Richard Arlen to appear on Twenty Questions tonight
ILM Star Richard Arlen will guest on the laugh provoking Twenty Questions session at 7 o clock tonight on KCRG KCRK. Also Jack Bailey hosts Whats Cookin recipe book segment at 6 30 tonight on KORG KCRK Comedy of Errors.
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KCRK
Jack Bailey
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Columbus Junction Tops Morning Sun 56 to 29
Columbus Junction defeated Morning Sun 56 to 29 in a league game. Shellabarger led scoring with 20 points. The Junction also won the reserve contest 28 to 14.
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El Kader Grabs Early Lead in UIU Conference Win
Don Newburn and Vick Schneider sparked a 10-0 start for El Kader as they rolled to a 52-25 Upper Iowa Conference victory over Fayette. Schneider led scoring with 17 points as Fayette’s reserves edged within 28 points.
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Don Newburn
Vick Schneider
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Schneider
Kalona Splits Scoring to Beat Brighton 35 23
Kalona led by Eugene Ressler and Ron Herand with 15 points each defeated Brighton 35 23. Day led Brighton with 13. Brighton also lost the reserve game 27 21.
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Kalona
Eugene Ressler
Ron Herand
Brighton
Day
Newhall Girls Defeat Blairstown 53 28 as Reardon Frames Win
Marlene Reardon scored 28 to lift Newhall girls to a 53-28 victory over Blairstown. Kearne led Blairstown with 12 points. Newhall boys overwhelmed Blairstown 84-23 behind Doug Gardemann's 21 points.
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Newhall
Marlene Reardon
Blairstown
Kearne
Doug Gardemann
MonTicello Tops Vinton In Wamac Rivalry
Lou Paulsen scored 28 points to power MonTicello to a 62 52 victory in Wamac play against Vinton. Geater added 11 and Myers 10 for Vinton. The Vinton sophomores won their game 28 19.
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Lou Paulsen
Vinton
Geater
Myers
Vinton Sophs
Brooklyn Girls Beat Toledo 61 45. Toledo Boys Win 49 42
Brooklyn girls defeated Toledo 61 to 45 while Toledo boys edged Brooklyn 49 to 42. Donna Carter led Brooklyn with 25 points and Betty Eneger added 23 for Toledo. Jim Mathies scored 18 for Brooklyn and Richard Wiebold 16 for Toledo.
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Donna Carter
Betty Eneger
Jim Mathies
Richard Wiebold
North English tops West Chester 55 38 in MWC clash
Dick Fuller scores 17 and Robu adds 15 to lift North English over West Chester 55 to 38. Gil bert Mitchell leads West Chester with 13 as reserves finish 30 to 15.
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Junior Robu
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West Chester
Gilbert Mitchell
Reinbeck Clinches Ninth Straight Win In Rout Over Ackley
Reinbeck won its ninth straight game by 50 to 18 against Ackley. Louis led the winners with 18 points while Ackley’s reserves were held to 24 to 19.
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Ackley
Louis
Shellsburg Girls Top Atkins 59 57 in Tight Battle
Shellsburg edged Atkins 59 57 as Vionne Jennings led Atkins with 36 points and Shirley Saunders scored 35 for Shellsburg. In the boys game Atkins won 46 36 behind Dean Gigney s 21 points.
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Atkins
Vionne Jennings
Shirley Saunders
Dean Gigney
Seven Quintets Lead League Showdowns in Friday College Wins
Seven college teams climbed league standings with Friday wins. USC beat UCLA to move to 3-0 in the PCC division. Washington stayed undefeated at 3-0 with a 41-40 win over Oregon State. Denver, BYU, Texas, Arizona, NC State, and others also posted conference victories.
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Southern California
Washington
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Brigham Young
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Oregon State
Frank Guiness
Huskies
Red Sox Sell Stringer and Wilson to PCL and Southern League
The Boston Red Sox Friday sold utility infielder Lou Stringer to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League and outfielder George Wilson to Birmingham of the Southern Association.
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Boston Red Sox
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Hollywood
George Wilson
Birmingham
Iowa on the Air and Midwest Conference Showdowns
The University of Iowa faces Northwestern in a Big Ten game broadcast from Evanston on KCRG at 8 p.m with Bob Brooks in play by play and Rollie Williams as host. Coe College visits Lawrence for a crucial Midwest Conference match while Cornell College meets Simpson at Indianola. Cedar Rapids high schools are idle as the Mississippi Valley wrestling meet unfolds at Clinton.
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Marion Tops Anamosa for 12th straight win 49 34
Marion rally secures its 12th win of the year defeating Anamosa 49 34 in a Wamac Conference clash. Jim Hayes sparked an early Marion lead, while Anamosa’s Dick Landress Rich Northrup and Arnie Ditch battled back. Bill Lundquist and Russ Leeks helped the visitors pull away after the break.
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Arena Theater Brings The Silver Cord In Round Stage
Coe College and Alpha Psi Omega present The Silver Cord in arena staging at the women's field house. Edward Parry directs six actors Sally Carringer Allen Hall George Leeper Cal Smith Dorothy Lee Myra Edmondson in a close circle setup with blackouts and audience entrances. The production runs tonight at 8 15.
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Catholic Priest Sees Boxing Too Rough
Rev Francis J Connell dean of theology at Catholic University argues boxing may clash with Catholic teaching in a February article. He urges ring rules favoring light blows and skillful parrying aimed at outwitting rather than injuring an opponent.
Weekend Theater Schedule with Multiple Screens
The listing shows theater times for Paramount Iowa State Town Palace Times Strand Marion venues. Films include To Please a Lady Harvey Rio Grande Patrol Two Flags West Kill or Be Killed The Noose Hangs High Buck Privates Caged Fury Three Secrets The Window Woman in Hiding Master Minds Borderline Arkansas Judge The Desert Hawk Little Tough Guys with showtimes ranging from early afternoon to late evening across several theaters.
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Konstanty Signs for Phillies With Major Salary Increase
Relief pitcher Jim Konstanty, 1950 NL MVP, signed a one year contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, securing a major salary raise for the coming season.
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Notice of Probate of Will No 21483 Iowa Linn County
Notice is given that on January 17 1951 at 9 AM the last Will and Testament of Chris Durow late of Linn County Iowa will come before the District Court at Cedar Rapids for proof and admission to probate. Cedar Rapids January 12 1951 Arthur Axmear Clerk Carl Hendrickson Attorney.
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