Sharon EUB Clinches Church League Title Over Brethren
Sharon EUB captured the men's church league basketball title with a 43 to 28 victory over the Church of the Brethren at Wilson High School. Novak led Sharon with 16 points as they opened the game with a 13 to 7 first quarter and built a 27 to 12 halftime margin.
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Sharon E.U.B
Church of the Brethren
Wilson High School
Sharon
St. James
Novak
Brethren
Byers
Wise Lorimer
H. Bosenhers
Andrie
Lorenc
Sword
Keller
Bisek
Sharon Ee
Church of Bretherns
Lou Die
Boxing results from multiple cities list winners and scores
In Saint Paul Joey Maxim defeated Ted Lowry by outpoint in a nontitle bout 184 to 179. In Syracuse Robert Willemain stopped Joey Dejohn at 164 to 163. New York Ted Murray outpointed Lou Stonewall Jackson 147 to 144. Newark Joey Lupo stopped Tippy Larkin 145 to 142.
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ST. Paul
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Ted Lowry
Boston
Syracuse
Robert Willemain
Aris
Joey Dejohn
Yracuse
New York
Ted Murray
Lou
Stonewall” Jackson
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Joey Lupo
Lodi
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Williamsburg Surge Ends Catholic Central Rally
District notes show Williamsburg launching a final period push to seal victory as Catholic Central clung to a halftime edge. The opening frame produced a 12-12 tie while Catholic Central led 23-17 at halftime.
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Williamsburg
Catholic Central
Stanley Juniors Top Hazleton in Two Tilts
Stanley's junior high basketball teams defeated Hazleton twice on Thursday. The boys won 29-26 after trailing 11-4 at halftime, led by Dick Hartman with 10 points while Oakes added 14 for Hazleton. The Stanley girls won 40-21 with Mary Lentz and Leanna Davis each scoring 13, Faith Duckett adding 12. Snoble and Rope had seven for Hazleton.
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Stanley
Hazleton
Dick Hartman
Oakes
Mary Lentz
Leanna Davis
Faith Duckett
Snoble
Rope
Bullets Player Frank Ku Delka Attends San Francisco State
During the summer Frank Ku delka of the Baltimore Bullets in the NBA attends San Francisco State College to gain credits for his master’s degree.
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Frank Kudelka
Baltimore Bullets
NBA
San Francisco State College
McKinley over Franklin in late surge after tight finish
Semnoha sparked McKinley with 18 points including six straight in the third as Franklin led 30-19 before McKinley rallied to a 38-36 edge. Thenhaus Day and Kanellis answered for Franklin, but a late McKinley burst, rebounding led by Krotz and Cummins, sealed the win as Franklin failed to gain possession late.
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Semnoha
Semoha
Happel
Eldan ‘Kanellis
Bears
Bob Scroggs
Cummins
McKinley
Kanellis
Jim Ryan
Krotz
Franklin Bears Narrow Substate Bid With Free Throw Woes
Franklin built a 16-9 first quarter lead as Day and Davis hit long shots while McKinley struggled at the line. McKinley shot 44 percent overall but fouls hampered their chances and Kanellis sank all three free throws. the Bears missed 15 of 18 free throws and faced a tense finish.
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Franklin
Day
Davis
McKinley
Bears
Kanellis
College Tourney Scores Highlight Conference Ripples
West Virginia led a Southern Conference showdown 77 to 64 over ae and Mary as Duke edged Maryland 51 to 48. N C State beat Aeon 73 to 68 while George Washington fell 78 65 to Clemson. American Univ topped Johns Hopkins 67 40 and Baltimore Univ beat Hampden Sydney 47 44. West Liberty 73 57 Morris Harvey and Findlay 70 Youngstown State in Ohio finals. Oklahoma State?
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Ottawa
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Missouri Central
Finals Scores from Multiple High School Contests
Reports show Aiiswo A-Wayland defeating Burlington 60 to 44 at Aiiswo. Cedar Falls hosts Waterloo West 50 over Waterloo East 45. Insdale beat Rock 42 to 33. McKinley 49 over C R Franklin 41. Cors City saw Coin 39 over Corning 4 and Sewall 49 over Melrose 44 in first round.
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Cath
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Leemattnas
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Waterloo East
Insdale
Rock
AACR
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Corning
Tournament Results Across Iowa Uneven Clashes
Tournament results from multiple Iowa towns show varied outcomes. Glenwood beat Missouri Valley 33 32 in Council Bluffs action. Decorah hosted Lawler 57 43. Dubuque hosted Dubuque Loras 53 44. Glidden hosted Yale 49 43 over Earling St Josephs. Holstein saw Peterson B 1 uske 60 Brooks Cons 0 60. Nevada hosted Roland 60 over Collins 48.
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Glenwood
Missouri Valley
Decorah
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Lansing
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Dubuaque
Loras
Glidden
Yale
Earling
St. Joseph's
Holstein
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Uske
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Wall
Friday games finals list across Iowa venues
Friday schedule features a series of high school and academy matchups across Iowa cities including Adel Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Coralville Mason City Grinnell Decorah Spencer Spencer Storm Lake Treynor Wheatland and Sioux City. Notable duels include Iowa City Clinton Davenport Davenport Holy Family Lake Mills Manning Grinnell and Sioux City Mapleton among others.
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Mason City
St. Ansgar
Lake Mills
Holy Family
Fertile
Rolfe
Spencer
Storm Lake
Unimate Bars
Mitrora
Hull
Treynor
Wales-Lincoln
Henderson
Webster City
Pers Falls
Fort Dodge
Corpus Coetratford Ve. Boxholm
Wheatland
Sabula
Lost Nation
Estate of Samuel D. Riddle Valued Over 2.7 Million
The Samuel D. Riddle estate, owner of Man O War and other famed racing horses, is valued at more than 2.7 million dollars. Riddle died January 8, 1951 at Glen Riddle in Delaware County. The inventory was filed with the register of deeds and probate provided funds to establish a hospital near Media.
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Media
Samuel D. Riddle
Riddle
Glen
Clark To Miss Big Ten Meet In Flu Sidelined Mile Man
Iowa University freshman Bob Clark will miss the Big Ten indoor meet at Champaign due to flu. Coach Francis Cretzmeyer says the Oelwein native, 1951 state champion in the quarter, has been confined to bed and his absence hurts Iowa’s mile relay chances.
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Iowa City
Bob Clark
Champaign
University of Iowa
Francis Cretzmeyer
Oelwein
New York Yanks Bennie Aldridge Relay Champion at Drake Relays
Bennie Aldridge of the New York Yanks ran on the winning 880 yard relay squad at the 1950 Drake Relays serving as a performer for Oklahoma A and M.
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Bennie Aldridge
New York Grid Yanks
Oklahoma A & M
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