Red Pepper Sports Notes From Gus Schrader Stream
A column reviews Eddie Arcaro’s five Santa Anita wins and fans, plus Humphrey Pennyworth in a Golden Gloves bid. It includes notes on Larry Conway training at Washington high, Bob Cummings staying at Iowa for his degree, and West Texas State building a 20000 seat stadium with outlets for electric blankets. Red Smith quotes on Terry Brennan and a joke about disappearing goal posts closes.
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Burns Open For Offers In Arizona Coaching Talk
Iowa backfield coach Jerry Burns said he has not been offered the Arizona head coaching job but would listen to a good offer. He discussed the matter with Arizona athletic director Dick Clausen during a recent Iowa City visit, though not about the coaching post. Burns will consult with Iowa head coach Forest Evashevski before making any decision.
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East Waterloo Tops Northeast High School Basketball Poll
East Waterloo leads the Northeast district after an 11 win season as Mason City drops to second following a 70 64 overtime loss to West Waterloo. Cedar Rapids Regis remains third ahead of Dubuque Loras with others led by Marshalltown and Iowa City in their district polls.
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Villisca
Carroll Kuemper
Elk Horn
Lamont and Jesup Escape Close Wins in County Tourney
In Independence the Buchanan County tournament saw Jesup edge Rowley 65 64 while Lamont defeated Hazleton 41 35 to reach the final. Jesup and Lamont meet Saturday at 7 p m for the title as Rowley and Hazleton exit with late drama and foul trouble shaping the outcomes.
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Hazleton
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Rachely Wilson
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Wildcats look to break slide with key Big Ten clash
Ruklick scored 28 points against Iowa on January 3, then Minnesota Monday held him to five. Nick Martis leads scoring at 18.4 while 6-9 forward inconsistent on recent nights. Iowa’s Dave Gunther averages 21.2 in conference play, Wordlaw tied for fourth at 20.5, and Iowa posts a .422 field goal percentage in league games, second only to Illinois.
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Iowa
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Nick Mantis
Dave Gunther
Clarence Wordlaw
Illinois
Iowa Hawks Face Northwestern In TV Tilt
Iowa coach Scheuerman notes rising shooting confidence as the Hawkeyes host Northwestern at Town Fieldhouse Saturday at 3 30 p m Telecast on a 40 station regional network Iowa outlets include WMT WWO C KRNT Iowa has averaged 85 5 points in four conference games to opponents 82 5 Northwestern averages 75 2 points on offense and 178 on defense The teams share Indiana as a common opponent with Iowa winning 88 78 and Northwestern losing 76 69 Ohio State visits Columbus Monday giving Iowa four of its first six conference games away from home.
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Columbus
Ward Fired At Colorado University Football Coach
The University of Colorado regents voted 5 to 1 to remove Dal Ward as head football coach and appoint him to a full professor of physical education post with an annual salary of 7600 dollars. Ward coached Colorado since 1948 amid alumni complaints over lack of a Big Eight title and conservative play.
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University of Colorado Regents
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Washington Falls to Muscatine in Narrow Swimming Duel
Washington high school swam to a 46-40 loss at Muscatine in a tight dual meet. Washington placed Wood Shower Brown and Laughlin among top finishers in multiple events including the 50-yd freestyle, 100-yd backstroke, and 100-yd freestyle, while Muscatine defeated in key medley and relay events.
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Washington
Jack Farwell
Muscatine
Warriors
Farwell
Cedar Rapids
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Mus
Wood
Wash
Peck
Wray
Pss
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Prye
Laughlin
E. Longstreth
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Yang
Swansson
Longstreth
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Shover
Bell
Wolfe
Iowa Open Ice Derby Sunday at Manhattan Rink
The Cedar Rapids ice skating scene hosts the Iowa Open championship this Sunday at Manhattan rink. Armstrong's Sporting Goods manager Harold Still will be honorary referee with Bob Hach as referee. First race starts at 2 p.m. and local skaters may register with the Iowa Skating Association before the meet begins.
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Manhattan Rink
Armstrong's, Sporting Goods
Harold Still
Armstrong’s Sporting Goods
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Iowa Skating Association
Local High School Matchups Highlight Cedar Rapids Action
Washington hosts Rock Island wrestling at 7 30 tonight in Cedar Rapids. Washington plays Clinton and Jefferson travel to Dubuque for Mississippi Valley basketball tilts. St Pat s goes to St Mary s of Waterloo. Regis resumes at Rock Island against Alleman. Marion hosts Monticello in Wamac basketball and the Marion wrestlers go to Maquoketa.
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Dubuque
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St. Mary’s
Waterloo
Regis
Alleman
Marion
Monticello
Maquoketa
Ted Williams Signs 19th Red Sox Contract
Boston AP reports Ted Williams signed his 19th contract with the Red Sox in a 25 minute session with new GM Stanley R. Harris in Harris office at Fenway Park. retiring GM Cronin sat in on the conference as the first 1947 contract not offered by Cronin. Williams, set to be a 20 year major leaguer on May 30, arrived in a hurried manner and went straight to Harris.
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