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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1955

Page

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Elkader Wins as Ambrose Edges Indians in Playoff Semis

Elkader and Ambrose won semifinal games Thursday night to reach a Saturday showdown for a state finals berth in Des Moines. Dubuque’s tall lineup shut out Independence 41 to 30 on its home court, while Elkader needed two overtimes to defeat Winthrop 61 to 59 in Manchester. Milt Kramer scored a key free throw and field goal in the second OT to push Elkader ahead.

Dubuque Elkader Des Moines Independence Winthrop Manchester Milt Kramer Sizzler Dick Coffman

Substate semifinals and finals notes from Iowa cities

Iowa City and surrounding towns produced dramatic substate results with overtime and late rallies. St Ambrose edged Marion 50 48 with Gene Duffy delivering the final gun basket, while St Marys of Iowa City survived Wheatland 66 64 in OT to reach the Saturday final at 7 p m. Iowa City rolled past What Cheer 64 46, and other area scores included Ottumwa 70 Mt Ayr 55 and Elkader 61 Winthrop 59 in doubles.

Gazette Johnny Mclivor Marion Jerry Cox St. Ambrose Gene Duffy University of Iowa Sioux City Maurice Sioux City Central Iowa City What Cheer Davenport St. Ambrose Towa City St. Mary’s Wheatland Ames Algona Waterloo Waverly Roland Ottumwa Tracy Dubuque Elkader Sioux Center Keokuk Davenport Knights St. Mary’s of Iowa Fieldhouse Duffy Smith Altenders Schebler Hearn Fairley Sunderbruch Smith McCleary Healey Sae I Pohl St Ambrose St. FT Ambrose Marion Eee Ees I. C. St. Mary's Maher Jensen Buchanan Sue Mente Wal Lumsden Jasper Diercick Peterson Olney Eiling

Cedar Rapids Raiders eye 25 homers for Ray Perry

AY PERRY, the new Cedar Rapids Raiders skip, predicts 25 home runs in the Three-I league this season. He explains his confidence in Brooklyn's system and a potential major league future, while the Dodgers may send young talent to boost the club. Perry’s drive aims to draw fans as trainer Jim Meaghan keeps him busy in Florida.

AY Perry Cedar Rapids Raiders O’ War Cedar Rapids Gazette Ray Memorial Ballpark Raider Brooklyn Dodgers Vero Beach Fla Jim Meaghan Jim Ray Perry

Wednesday Night Fights Switch to ABC Network

New York AP reports the agency and sponsor of national Wednesday boxing bouts will move from CBS to ABC starting June 1. The first bout on the new network will be a championship match.

ABC New York CBS American Broadcasting ‘Company

Four Major Victories Loom For Hawkeyes In Big NCAA Push

Evans ton Illinois tonight Iowa faces Penn State in a key NCAA bid test as they seek a four game run for the national title. The Hawkeyes, led by Deacon Davis Carl Cain Bill Logan Bill Seaberg Sharm Scheuerman, hope to beat Penn State and advance to face Kentucky Marquette winner for a shot at Kansas City March 18 19. Penn State features Jesse Arnelle 6 5 center and an 18 8 record as a seasoned tournament squad.

Evanston Ill Iowa University of Iowa Penn State Kentucky Kansas City Hawks la Salle Princeton Canisius Villanova Jesse Arnelle Northwestern Bucky O’connor Deacon Davis Carl Cain Bill Logan Bill Seaberg Sharm Scheuerman Orrington Hotel

Kniel Named Valley High Boys Basketball Coach

DES MOINES AP Bill Kniel of Gilman was hired Thursday as the boys basketball coach for Valley High of West Des Moines. Gordon Stainbrook was promoted to head football coach at Valley.

Smith captures 126-pound Golden Gloves title in Chicago

Cedar Rapids boxer Harry Smith, an air force fighter from New York City, won the 126 pound title in the Chicago Golden Gloves semifinals and finals before 17,886 fans at Chicago Stadium. Teammate Manny Davis reached the final but lost in a close decision. Cedar Rapids placed two in the finals for the first time, with St Louis taking the team crown and Kansas City following. An earlier disqualification of Cedar Rapids middleweight Elwood Thornton affected the team score.

Cedar Rapids Manny Davis Air Force New York City Burrell Smith Elwood Thornton St. Louis Kansas City Louisville Thornton Smith

Smith Battles White in Championship Bout for Title

The champion Smitty, a confident southpaw from New York, fought William White of St. Louis in a rugged final. He faced the finalist who advanced without a semifinal, matching early tempo as he pressed for a decisive win.

Smith William White St. Louis Smitty New York

All-State Iowa Girls Basketball Team Named

Forty eight top players across Iowa were chosen for four all-state teams by the Iowa Daily Press Association. Garnaville’s Sandra Fiete led the list as top vote getter, breaking the state career scoring record with about 4,850 points. Also named were Frances Ferring of Sacred Heart, Eleanor Licht of Lowden, and Jean Overbeck of Monona among others reflecting strong Gazette-area representation.

DES Moines DPA Iowa Daily Press Association Sandra Fiete Garnavillo Frances Ferring Sacred Heart of Eleanor Licht Lowden Monona Jean Overbeck

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Monticello Fran Ferring IDPA London Sandra Fiete F—Garnavillo Donna Eshelman Mary Jane Leonard F—Holstein Clea Reinsch F—Gilbert Jane Dewitt G—Goldfield Joanne Meier G—Garnavillo Verna Leckband G—Holstein G—Monticello S. H Ambrose Edges Indians Indees Kramer Mt. Ayr Ampec Sae Rse de Roland Belmond Boys Town, Neb Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln Manning St. Mary's Jack Ogden Jim Sueppel Iowa City Crew Kitzman Moorehead Kelley Hageboeck Awson Langston Bunting Peasermen Briggs Stadbury McCuskey Hazen Stack Liechty Akes Chapman Red Peppers Gus Schrader Perry Ball Park Big Ten Dick Hilinski Ohio State Buckeyes Moose Machinsky Monterey First Ave Hawkeyes Pernoiup Ali Gilman Kniel Valley High Post Chris Joe & Cliff FIRST Associated Press Harry Smith Nashville Terre Haute Edar Rapids Montgomery Denver Garnaville Fiete Meier Ist Sandy Norma Schoulte Ian Cou Falls Ranch Supper Club Dick Kaufman Dixie Landers Schick May's Drug Store Second Street
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