Free Season Tickets for Clergy Rally Cedar Rapids Team
Jim Meaghan, Cedar Rapids Indians general manager, plans free season tickets for ministers and priests to boost attendance and reduce rainouts in 1952. The move aims to foster support and spread team schedules while pastors view baseball as wholesome recreation and juvenile delinquency deterrent. University of Iowa ranks high in Big Ten standings despite small enrollment, with Illinois Michigan Michigan State leading. a table shows sport points and enrollment shifts, plus praise for Chuck Darling's record-breaking Big Ten scoring.
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Iowa All Stars At Coe Tonight Feature Matchup
Iowa All Stars meet Belle Plaine semi pros at Coe Fieldhouse in a basketball feature. Game at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Frank Calsbeck will center the all stars with Fred Buck and Skip Greene at guards. Belle Plaine's lineup includes Klinzman Drahn Deaton Davis Oxenrider and Bruns on the front line.
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Les Deaton
Jim Davis
Jack Oxenrider
la Vera Bruns
All Time Yankee All Star Team Named by 48 Writers
Babe Ruth Bill Dickey and Joe DiMaggio head an all time Yankee squad chosen by 48 veteran writers marking the club’s 50th AL anniversary. The trio are unanimous picks with Bob Meusel earning the remaining outfield spot and Gehrig Lazzeri Rizzu to Rolfe, Ruffing Pennock Gomez Murphy Crosetti among the rest.
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Tommy Henrich
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Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Phil Rizzuto
Shorstop
Red Rolfe
Red Ruffing
Herb Pennock
Rawlings Faces Carter In Chicago Boxing Showdown
Chicago heavyweight Luther Rawlings, the tallest lightweight contender, seeks a knockout win over stocky champion Jimmy Carter in a 10 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium. Carter defends the crown seldom, with 53 wins and 21 knockouts, ahead of a possible title shot this summer.
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Waterloo tourney pace heats up in substate finals
In Waterloo the substate basketball tourney tightens as four first round games finish within six points. West Union edge Oelwein 57-56 and Grundy Center overcome Grinnell 55-54 to set Thursday’s class A final.
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Heartstop
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Dubuque
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Fayette County
Karl Moe
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Grundy Center
Grinnell
Orville Allen
Grundy
Readlyn
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Upper Iowa
Jerry Platt
Tom Cline
Leon Jorgenson
Jorgensen
Ray Nissen
Ritter
Roger Tharp
Glen van Fossen
van Fossen
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Orville
Chariton
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Ogden
Lake Mills
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Boone
Council Bluffs
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Marion
Ottumwa Catholic
Davenport and Roland Seek Sub-State Finals Berths Tonight
Defending champion Davenport meets Clinton at Iowa City to chase a third straight title while Roland aims for a finals berth at Ames in a busy sub-state slate. One class A final and three B finals plus five first round games are on tap, with close Tuesday results and several upsets.
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Marion Faces Tipton In Key Substate Clash
Marion aims to avenge a prior defeat by Tipton as the Indians meet the Tigers in a class A substate semifinal to determine a berth in the state tournament. Coach Les Hipple’s squad, boosted by strong inside and fast-break play, seeks its 24th win against a Tipton team that beat them earlier this season.
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Leeks
Jerry Peck
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Cedar Rapids Rivals Wilson McKinley Clash in Substate
Cedar Rapids Wilson and McKinley meet in a class AA substate game at the Iowa fieldhouse at 7 p m. The winner faces Davenport or Clinton at 8 15 p m. Clinton has lost to Davenport in seven straight tournaments. Both substate finals will be held Friday night at Iowa City.
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Glenwood
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McKinley
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Davenport
Ice Skaters Gather For Iowa Skating Association Meeting
Local ice skaters are invited to Roosevelt high school cafeteria at 7 30 p m for the Iowa Skating Association social meeting. Participants will display medals or trophies from the last two seasons and the season’s team trophy will be presented by Dick Yoakam of KCRG.
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Rammelsburg Rolls 709 Series in City Classic
Chuck Rammelsburg of 914 H Avenue NW bowled a 709 series in the City Classic at Bowham, with games of 200 253 and 256. It marked his first 700+ series in 20 years, and he helps lead Silver Corporation toward defending the state team title. Harley Westphal then struck for 708 in the Link Belt Speeder circuit at Parlor City, his second 700+ series this season with 14 straight strikes in two games.
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Lou Kacere
Roy Laub
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Forty eight attend first softball meeting for C R Loops
Forty eight enthusiasts gathered Tuesday to view film of the 1951 World Series and begin organizing Cedar Rapids softball leagues for 1952. Ray Hamad presided in the Chamber of Commerce hall as plans for an umpire clinic in April and 16 inch slow pitch leagues were announced.
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Cedar Rapids Indians
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Hamad
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Les Keller
Playground and Recreation Commission
Keller
U S Faces Shortfall To Send Olympic Team
The United States trails its Helsinki Olympic fund by $600,000 after raising only $100,000 of $700,000. Olympic Manager Robert Kane announced the figure as New York promises flow in, with Gov. Dewey accepting honorary chairmanship to spur contributions.
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Helsinki
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Notre Dame Star LeRoy Leslie Joins 1952 Collegiate Squad
Chicago AP reports Notre Dame ace LeRoy Leslie becomes the first selection for the 1952 collegiate team to face the Harlem Globetrotters in a coast to coast series set March 30 to April 13.
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Notre Dame
LeRoy Leslie
Harlem Globe Trotters
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