Davenport Blue Devils dominate Franklin 64 to 42
Davenport Blue Devils remain unbeaten versus Iowa opponents at Coe Fieldhouse beating Franklin 64 42. Widseth led with 21 points and Seebolt Hatfield aided in the early burst as Davenport built a 32 20 halftime lead and controlled the pace in a slow moving second quarter.
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Dick Kanellis
Davenport
Iowa
Coe Fieldhouse
Carl Widseth
Frank Seebolt
Tom LeBuhn
Widseth
Moon
Red Hatfield
Seebolt
Foster
Ryan
Hatfield
Cedar Rapids Marines Form Independent Basketball Team
A group of former marines from Cedar Rapids have formed an independent basketball team and seek games against nearby quintets. Teams interested should call the marine recruiting office at 3-0074.
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Cedar Rapids
Marine Recruiting Office
Hawks take tough Northwestern test in rough Big Ten clash
Iowa men rebounded, Darling Clifton and Greene led scoring but slow starts and rough defense limited the Hawkeyes. Clifton passed to Darling for a halftime dunk as Greene scored 12 shots, while Jarnigan Buckles and Cochrane contributed, in a 78 point effort.
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Skip Greene
Wheelhorse
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Darling
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Chuck
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Sierkal
West Point considers removing dual role for Blaik
US Military Academy reviews its athletic policy amid calls to separate Football Coach Earl Blaik from the athletics director post. Superintendent Maj. Gen. Frederick A. Irving says he does not plan immediate changes though he questions one person holding both jobs. Blaik, in Dayton, declines comment. past tensions follow last summer's cribbing scandal that led to expulsions. Irving emphasizes de-emphasizing athletics while aiming to attract top American boys with a stronger program.
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US Military Academy
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Frederick A. Irving
Blaik
Dayton
Ohio
Bob
Irving
Dodgers Sign Sixth 1952 Rookie For Brooklyn
New York news service reports Clem Labine, a late season rookie pitching sensation for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1951, became the sixth Dodger to sign for 1952.
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INS
Clem Labine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Three Pro Wrestling Matches Slated At Memorial Coliseum
The weekly card at Memorial Coliseum features Johnny The Great Balbo versus Jack Brittain in a two out of three falls one hour match as headliner. A special midget tag bout pits Chief Little Beaver and Lalie Halasie against Irish Jackie and Fuzzy Cupid. Billy Hickson of Burlington faces Einar Olsen of Racine in a one fall thirty minute limit opener.
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Halasie
Fuzzy Cupid
Memorial Coliseum
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Jack Brittain
Chief Little Beaver
Lalie Halasie
Jackie
Billy Hickson
Burlington
Einar Olsen
Racine
Wis
Girls Ratings PREP BASKETBALL update district scores
Southeast Morning Sun Richland Pella Christian Hartwick West Liberty Denmark Seymour Garden Grove Lovilia Donnellson Laurel Pulaski Troy Batavia Moravia Agency Libertyville Kinross list district tallies. Southwest Guthrie Center Parrott Lenox Oakland Ankeny Dow City Coon Rapids Henderson Shannon City Valley West Des Moines gravity Saint Marys Tingley Prescott St. Josephs Winterset Northwest Mallard Churdan Hartley Charter Oak Onawa George Cylinder Galva Buffalo Troy Titanoka Corwith Arthur Gilbert Vernon Renwick Dayton Lanyon Manson Holstein Little Rock Ruthven study notes district standings in girls prep basketball.
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Richland
Pella Christian
Hartwick
West Liberty
Denmark
Seymour
Garden Grove
Lovilia
Donnell_son
Laurel
Pulaski
Troy
Batavia
Moravia
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Kinross
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Lenox
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Neola
Winterset
Northwest
Mallard
Churdan
Hartley
Charter Oak
Garrison
Morley
Ossian
Reinbeck
Lamont
Union
Welton
Randall
Aurora
Newhall
Latimer
Wheatland
Iowa Wins 78 64 Over Northwestern In Big Ten Showdown
Iowa used a late surge to beat Northwestern 78 64 at home signaling momentum for a Saturday clash with Minnesota. Star guard Chuck Darling led with 24 points as the Hawkeyes extended their Big Ten win streak to 11 and set up a pivotal matchup against the Gophers.
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Olsen
Northwestern
Bob
Pinkie” Clifton
Iowa
Bill Stenger
Town
Bob LeBuhn
Stenger
Davenport
Cochrane
Wisconsin
Hawks
Gazette
del Blumenshine
BIG Ten
Frank Petrancek
Iowa City
Writers for De-emphasis In AP Poll
New York AP poll among 117 writers and broadcasters shows 117 favor de-emphasizing college sports and 83 disagree. Debates focus on alumni influence, athletic scholarships, recruitment, and potential uniform rules for programs nationwide.
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New York
Associated Press
Illini Top Indiana in 78-66 Big Ten Clash
Illinois led from start as Red Kerr sank 18 points and Rod Fletcher 17 in Champlain. Indiana’s Don Schlundt led with 23, while Iowa won 78-64 at Iowa City and Ohio State upset Purdue 85-69 at Lafayette. Minnesota rolled Michigan 70-60 as Michigan State hosted Notre Dame Tuesday.
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Hoosiers
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Ter
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Schlundt
Terson
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Bredar
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Group To Study Mat Problems In High School Wrestling
A special committee named by the Iowa High School Athletic Association will draft rules on the weight problem among high school wrestlers. Members include C. A. Christiansen Clarion chairman representing wrestling schools R E Creel Cherokee representing the IHSAA board Finn Erikson Waterloo representing coaches T C Green Des Moines representing public health. The committee will meet soon to present health focused regulations.
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T. C. Green
Des Moines
State Department of Public Health
Lyle Quinn
Iowa JV 68 Muscatine JC 54 in Monday night game
Jim Trenne man and Bob Miller led the Iowa junior varsity with 17 points each as they defeated Muscatine junior college 68 to 54 in the Iowa fieldhouse Monday night.
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Iowa City
Jim Trenneman
Bob Miller
Iowa
Muscatine Junior College
Hepnenstalle
Iowa JV
J. S
Ullrich
Showdown Today On PGA Ruling
In San Diego Joe Louis sought to play in the San Diego Open after the PGA barred Negroes from its events. PGA president Horton Smith rushed from Pebble Beach to issue a final ruling after meetings with the tournament committee. Two other Negro entrants played in qualifying while Louis urged access and fairness amid the racial dispute.
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Calif
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Louis
Professional Golfers’ Association
Horton Smith
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Pebble Beach
Auto
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Eural Clark
Purdue basketball sidelined Ernie Hall after assault charge
Er nest Ernie Hall, Purdue sophomore guard who recently set a two game scoring record, was dropped from the squad for violation of training rules amid an assault and battery charge on a Lafayette neighbor. Coach Ray Eddy gave no charge details in the announcement.
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Ind
Ernest
Ernie” Hall
Purdue
Ray Eddy
Hall
Mississippi Valley scoring leader bids new pace in five games
Davenport's Carl Widseth tops the Mississippi Valley conference with 123 points in five games. Franklin's Paul Foster stands second with 88 points as sophomores Davenport Wilson Franklin Clinton Town Roosevelt and Dubuque McKinley show in the Valley scoring race.
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Wilson
Franklin
Clinton
Town City
Roosevelt
No Schedule Yet For Three- Loop
CHICAGO no agreement reached over the weekend on the 1952 Three-I league baseball schedule. Dr Charles Logan of Keokuk will mail a revised schedule to league teams for approval. The league voted to raise meal money for players from 3 to 3.50 dollars and to allow each team the use of 10 veterans instead of eight.
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Charles Logan
Keokuk
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