Southern sweep tops 1952 AP All American basketball
The AP All American basketball team for 1952 is led by Dick Groat of Duke with two Southern selections. two from the Southern Conference and one from the Southeastern Conference join one each from the Big Ten and Big Seven chosen by 229 sports writers and broadcasters.
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Associated Press
Chuck Darling
Iowa
United Press
NEW York
Southeastern
Big Ten
Big Seven
Dick Groat
Duke
Clyde
Iowa Star Chuck Darling Garners Four All-America Teams
Chuck Darling, Iowa center who shattered major Big Ten and Iowa scoring marks this season, has earned four all America selections from United Press, Associated Press, Look magazine, and Colliers. Bob Clifton, Iowa senior guard, is named to Look magazine’s third team.
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Chuck Darling
Iowa
United Press
Associated Press
Look Magazine
Colliers
Bob Clifton
Look
Florida
Whitney Martin
Cedar Rapids and Coe
Martin
Ford Frick
Braves
Bill Sullivan
Ed Mathews
Bradenton
Fla
Mathews
Sullivan
Frick
Forest Evashevski
Evy
Wisconsin
Badgers
Chuck Mencel
Eau Claire
Wis
Minnesota
Reuben Schultz
Watertown
Marquette
Schultz
Record-breaking college stars shine in Big Eight era lineup
Lovellette of Lovellette Kansas and Groat lead the list as top vote getters in a stellar lineup featuring Cliff Hagan Kentucky Chuck Darling Iowa and Mark Workman West Virginia. The group broke school and conference scoring marks and excelled in rebounds assists and defense. Groat, smallest at six feet, joins six nine Lovellette in a fortified front.
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Lovellette
Kansas
Cliff Hagan
Kentucky
Chuck Darling
Iowa
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Groat
Cornell Playoff Squad Named For NAIB Meet
Cornell coach Gil Wilson selects a 10 man travel squad for the NAIB playoffs at Wartburg college Waverly on March 6 7. The team includes forwards Ted Hahn Barrie Gable George Hahn and Dick Brubaker centers Lloyd Olmstead and Watson Hartbeck guards Don Nelson Don Grunewald Ken Otting and Jim Hersey. Olmstead has 390 points in 18 games averaging 21.6 per game while Wartburg star Bill Adix has 433 points in 21 games averaging 20.6.
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MT. Vernon
Gil Wilson
Cornell
NAIB
Wartburg College
Waverly
Ted Hahn
Barrie Gable
George Hahn
Dick Brubaker
Lloyd Olmstead
Watson Hartbeck
Don Nelson
Don Grunewald
Ken Otting
Jim Hersey
Wartburg
Wartburg Champ 76 66. Wartburg defeats Parsons in playoff
Wartburg clinches the Iowa conference playoff with a 76-66 win over Parsons as Wartburg’s Adix pours in 35 points. Cornell coach Gil Wilson watches closely and says Wartburg appears the best small college team of the year. Wilson notes Don Nelson’s cold and Cornell’s center matchup issues for Thursday NAIB game at Wartburg.
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Wartburg
Iowa
Coe
Gil Wilson
Cornell
NAIB
Waverly
Wilson
Parsons
Iowa City High
Don Nelson
Bill Adix
Carleton
Wartburg Wins Iowa Conference Title In First Major Sport Victory
Bundgaard led Wartburg to its first Iowa conference basketball championship, praised by Parsons coach O. B. Nelson for sportsmanship during a disputed possession. The victory sparked a student rally as co captains Olson and Campbell presented the trophy at Waverly Lutheran college.
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Wartburg
Iowa
Parsons
O. B. Nelson
Rundgaard
Nelson
Bundgaard
Midland
Neb
Michigan
Paul Olson
Bob Campbell
Waverly Lutheran College
Elmer Hertel
Clinton
Tri-State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Waverly
Knights
Oklahoma City and Santa Clara Named At-Large NCAA Teams
Oklahoma City and Santa Clara were named as two at-large teams to play in the NCAA post-season tournament. Reaves Peters, chairman of the selection committee, announced the picks in a telephone conference.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Santa Clara
Reaves Peters
Regional meet set for Corvallis run by Oregon group
The remaining committee members plan to compete in the opening round of the Western regionals at Corvallis Oregon on March 21 and 22. They will join other athletes advancing from initial rounds to determine qualifiers for the national event.
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Arthur J. Snider
University of Iowa
Gazette
Art
Chicago Daily News
Ernest Jokl
Snider
Dr. Jokl
Jokl
Jesse Owens
Eddie Tolans
Ralph Metcalfs
John Woolruffs
Dave Albrittons
Jim Gallida
Corvallis
Ore
Lost Nation Edges Calamus In Deep Freeze Classic
Lost Nation defeated Calamus 13-11 in a slow paced district game at Wheatland as the deep freeze strategy limited scoring. Other Eastern Iowa results included West Union 43-41 over New Hampton and Vinton 43-40 over Manchester with Manning and Des Moines metro teams also winning.
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Iowa
Wheatland
Lost Nation
Calamus
Cala
Henry Becker
John Flemming
Becker
Del‘wein
Huskies
Waverly
St. Martin's
Cascade
Colesburg
Garnaville
McGregor
Strawberry Point
Vinton
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Toledo
Traer
Grinnell
Gary Foote
West Union
New Hampton
Decorah
Manning
Lake City
Glidden
Des Moines
Ames
Dowling
Newton
Des Moines Tech
Vinton Extends Win Streak Over Manchester In Cedar Falls
In class A action at Cedar Falls Vinton defeated Manchester 43 to 40 as Edwards scored 18 to lead the winners and Manchester’s Ross added 14. In the B tilt Dinsdale beat Dysart 46 to 26, opening quarter surge deciding the outcome.
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Vinton
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Dinsdale
Dysart
Vinton-Manchester
Edwards
Ross
District basketball tourney games to be broadcast by KCRG
KCRG will air the remaining six district tournament basketball games from Coe Fieldhouse with Bob Brooks reporting. Schedule includes Wednesday matchups Van Horne vs Quasqueton and Dubuque St Columbkille vs Cedar Rapids LC AA, plus final rounds Friday and Saturday featuring Marion, St Columbines SC, St Wenceslaus, and Roosevelt among others.
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KCRG
Bob Brooks
van Horne
Quasqueton
Dubuque St
Marion
St. Columbines SC
St. Wenceslaus
Wilson
Roosevelt
Imco Becks Advance in Cage Meet Gold Ball
RESULTS TUESDAY John Becks 45 Quaker Oats 35 Iowa Mfg 59 First Christian 37 GAMES WEDNESDAY 7 00 Hall s vs Smulekoffs 8 00 Iowa National vs Bell Transfer 9 00 Club Ced Rel vs Belle Plaine GAMES THURSDAY 8 15 Lisbon vs Conroe 9 15 Lamont vs Center Point Legion
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Quaker Oats
Lowa Mfg
First Christian
Hall’s
Smulekoff
Iowa National
Bell Transfer
Ced-Rel
Belle Plaine
Lisbon
Conroe
Lamont
Center Point Legion
Team Builds 13-Point Lead Then Huge Halftime Margin
The squad opened with a 13-1 run and stretched to 25-7 by halftime. Hoeppner scored 16 and J. Snow added 13 as eight players saw action.
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Hoeppner
J. Snow
Fulton Leads Coe Kohawks In 1951-52 Scoring
Jack Fulton a 6-8 Cedar Rapids center topped Coe College Kohawks in scoring with 247 points over 20 games and a 12.4 average finishing sixth in the MidWest Conference. Coe posted 8 wins and 12 losses, one more defeat than last season, with four wins and seven losses in conference play.
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Coe College
Kohawks
Jack Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Fulton
Lawne College
Coe
La Motta-Hairston Showdown Prompts Retirement Threat
Former middleweight champ Jake La Motta vows to retire if he loses decisively to Silent Hairston in a 10 round CBS televised bout from Detroit. Hairston aims to become first to floor La Motta as the veteran seeks to snap a three bout skid in a 12 year pro career.
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Detroit
Jake la Motta
Hairston
la Motta
Airs
Robert Villemain
Students Demand Fire Chick Sutherland at Ames
Ames students moved to oust Iowa State basketball coach Chick Sutherland after a 88 to 66 loss to Kansas State. Posters on campus urged President Charles E. Finley to replace the coach with the sign calling for action.
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Ames
INS
Iowa State Colllege
Chick Sutherland
Kansas State
Charles E. Finley
Chuck
Chick
Ladies Tangle in Pro Mat Feature at Memorial Coliseum
An all ladies tag match headlines Thursday wrestling at Memorial Coliseum with Lillian Ritter and Terry Major vs Violet Vian and Dot Dotson in a 60 minute best of three falls. Semi main features Waldek Kowalski at 280 pounds against Bernard known as The iChest. Preliminary bout pits Matt Murphy of Stockton and Gene Dubuque of New York City.
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Memorial Coliseum
Lillian Ritter
Terry Major
Violet Vian
Dot Dotson
Waldek Kowalski
Eby's Ends Volleyball Season With 16 Wins
Eby's Sporting Goods completed the YMCA volleyball season unbeaten across 16 games. The week’s results include Quaker First Trust Beck's Ambulance Iowa National Armstrong's Hur Mon Great and other local teams with scores showing steady wins and close contests.
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YMCA
Eby's
Quaker First Trust
Beck's
Ambulance
Iowa National
Armstrong's
Quaker
Great
Sc En iFirst Trust
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