Marion Rips Monticello for Sub-State Berth
Marion Indians dominate Monticello 65 to 36 in the district class A final at Cee, earning a sub-state bid. Don Christiansen filled in for injured star Bob Williams, while Barrie Gable scored 26 and Monticello center John Schneiter battled hard but fell short. Monticello finishes 15-5 after losses to Roosevelt, McKinley, and Marion.
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Marion
Monticello
Cee
Monti
Bob Williams
Immaculate Conception
Indians
Barrie Gable
Panthers
John Schneiter
Schneiter
Gazette
Blumenshine
Coe Fieldhouse
Bill Neill
Gable
Indians Diet May Boost Marion Wins and Woes
Marion defeated Monticello after a string of wins as players attributed success to diet. Bob Williams, recovering from a fractured vertebra, watched from a hospital bed while Don Christensen starred in his absence. Coach Leo Cabalka cited tournament stress as a factor in the loss.
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Marion
Williams
Don Christiansen
Bob Williams
Bob
I. C
Monti
Indians
Don Christensen
Don
Monticello
Leo Cabalka
Cabalka
Teric
Anamosa Legion Tops Dyersville in Invitational
In Dyersville the Anamosa American Legion defeated the Dyersville Legion 60 to 52 to reach the semifinal round of the invitational tournament. McNamara led Anamosa with 14 points while Jenks scored 13 for Dyersville.
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Dyersville
Dubuque K of C
Anamosa American Legion
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Leo King
Nigg
Anamosa
Dyersville Legion
McNamara
Nnts
Jenks
Dyers
Cage Results PROFESSIONAL National League Summary
In the National League Mike Louis scored 38 points while Briedetabin added 26 as Boston posted 66 points. Gray League results from Friday show Zi and Wildcats at 10 with Taylor and Kenwood also noted.
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National League
Mike Louis
Briedetabin
Boston
Gray League
Wildcats
Ah’ Taylor
Respect
Kenwood
RPI Names 1950 51 Hockey Co Captains
William Moody of Omaha Nebraska and Thomas Bellatty of Brooklyn New York were elected co captains of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's 1950 51 hockey squad.
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Troy
N.Y
William Moody
Omaha
Neb
Thomas Bellatty
Brooklyn
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
A.J.B. Wins as Quaker Girls Fall 41-33
A.LB of Des Moines defeated Davenport AIC 56-39 to claim the state girls AAU title. Ardella Knoop led ASC with 22 points in the loss while Joy Cummings scored 19 and Helen Carrick 13 for the champions. Ruth Richie sparked a Wesleyan comeback after a 12-10 halftime lead for Quaker Oats.
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Marshalltown
Ardella Knoop
Clutter
A.S.C
Joy Cummings
Helen Carrick
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Richie
Wesleyan
Quaker Oats
Richie
Vern Stolte
Iowa Wesleyan
Fusari Wins Unanimous Decision at Madison Square Garden
New Jersey welterweight Charlie Fusari defeats Jimmy Flood in a ten round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Flood fights hard but Fusari's sharp shooting secures the win for Irvin, New Jersey fighter.
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New York
Charlie Fusari
Irvin
N. J
Jimmy Flood
Madison Square Garden
St Wenc Edges Taylor In Overtime Grade Tourney
St Wenceslaus beat Taylor 22 19 in overtime in the Community House grade school tourney feature. Regulation clock read 16 16. St Pat s and Fairfax also won first round games with St Pat s 51 4 over Central Park Presbyterian and Fairfax 39 12 over St Matthews.
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St. Wenceslaus
Taylor
Community House
St. Patrick’s
Fairfax
St. Pat’s
Central Park Presbyterian
St. Matthews
St. Wene
Moran
Miller
Rw . Schulte
Howe Pe
Ientral Park
I —Itérers Fa
Bland
Belzer
Diringer and Anderson Reach Florida East Coast Final
In St. Augustine Florida Carol Diringer and 19 year old Edean Anderson advanced to the final round of the Florida East Coast Women's Championship after a tight semifinal. Miss Diri and Miss Rawls of Austin Texas battled in a grueling match that stretched to 19 holes before Anderson prevailed.
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ST. Augustine
Peters and Tague Fail to Reach Final in Chicago Gloves
Cedar Rapids entrants Sammy Peters and Russel Tague fell in the semi finals of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions. Tague was stopped by Ples Gilmore of Toledo in the 126 pound semis, while Peters was knocked out by Sonny Ingram of Memphis in the middleweight bout. Gilmore later beat Alvis Hunter for the 126 crown as Los Angeles won the team title amid a large crowd of 17 246.
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Associated Press
Sammy Socks
Sammy Peters
Cedar Rapids
Sonny Ingram
Memphis
Tenn
Gus Schrader
Chicago
Tama
Russel Tague
Eldridge
Tague
Ples Gilmore
Toledo
Toledo Negro
Gilmore
Peters
Sammy
Ingram
Junior Berry
St. Louis
Berry
Nashville
Alvis Hunter
Los Angeles
California
Alburet Cruz
Oklahoma City
Franklin
Jim Quinn
Jim Ampey
Cleveland
Nate Brooks
Quinn
Russell Tague
Tama, Maquoketa nip Tipton in tight boys basketball clash
In a decisive late game, Maquoketa upset Tipton 38 36 in Davenport as Tama, Montezuma and Cerro central league rivals battled for district titles. The substate race neared completion with several AA and B championships decided across eastern and northeast Iowa.
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Montezuma
Tama
Grinnell
Beeen Tacea
Cresco Captures Class A District Title Over West Union
POSTVILLE-Cresco held West Union to a quiet third period and with Don Waldron scoring 20 points led 25-23 at halftime. Cresco surged in the third, built a 38-25 advantage, then withstood a late rally to win 52-43. A 15 minute delay due to bad roads delayed officials.
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Postville
Cresco
West Union
Don Waldron
Upper Iowa
Montezuma wins 45 44 district title over Tama
Grinnell reports a late rally by Montezuma to edge Tama 45 44 for the class A district championship. Carl Van Cleve led Montezuma with 15 points while Jake Vavra scored 13 for Tama.
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Grinnell
Montezuma
Tama
Carl van Cleve
Jake Vavra
Davenport Maquoketa wins district final in a close 38 36
Davenport Maquoketa rallied in the final period to defeat Tipton 38 36 for the class A district final. Clark led Maquoketa with 19 points while Reeder totaled 11 for Tipton. Keystone defeated Scarsboro 39 35 in class B with Posusta and Weise on top for the winners. Winthrop beat Dundee 38 30 to reach the class B sub state.
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West Waterloo
East High
Des Moines
Newton
Chariton
Fort Dodge Fon
Sioux City
Iowa
Maquoketa
Tipton
Davenport
Wamac
Waverly
Nashua
Clark
Reeder
Keystone
Grinnell
Scarsboro
Virgil Posusta
Dick Weise
James
Moore
Winthrop
Dundee
Strawberry Point
Searsboro
Silhank
Roosevelt Wilson District Final Broadcast Time Change
The AA district final at Coe Fieldhouse starts at 7 45 tonight instead of 7 30. Bob Brooks will do the play by play on KCRG radio. The district winner advances to sub state next week.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coe
Roosevelt-Wilson
Coe Fieldhouse
Bob Brooks
KCRG
Douds Pulls Away To Beat West Chester In District Final
Douds overcame a one point deficit entering the final period to win 50 36 over West Chester in the class B district final. Scott scored 20 for Douds while W Hartzler and Peterson had 13 each for West Chester.
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Ottumwa
Douds
West Chester
Scott
W. Hartzler
Peterson
Local high school games set for tonight and results list
Tonight's card features Ames Ankeny and Nevada in final rounds at 30 p.m. plus Cedar Rapids pairings and Spirit Lake events. Friday results report A Albia 54 Pella 34 and many other region scores including Waterloo West 59 Waterloo East 8 and Newton 48 Chariton 29 with several games postponed due to weather.
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Associated Press
Albia
Pella
Ameson
Webster City
B—Roland
Kamrar
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Monticello
Davenport
Maquoketa
Tipton
Elwood
Durant
Atlantic
Griswold
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Wiota
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Waterloo West
Waterloo East
Dinsdale
Olva
Spirit Lake
Bandeft
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Manning
Harlan
Carroll
Mason City
Forest City
St. Ansgar
Mt. Ayr
Winterset
Ottumwa
Douds
West Chester
B—Dorwith
Kanawha
Muscatine
Cage Publicitor Gets Columbus Editorship
Publicity Director Rodger R Nelson of the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons resigns to become sports editor of the Ohio State Journal in Columbus. His resignation takes effect at season’s end with duties starting in April, succeeding the late Robert Hooey who died last November in a car crash.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
INS
Rodger R. Nelson
Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons
Ohio State Journal of Columbus
Nelson
Robert Hooey
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