Sutherland Forces Pitt AD Harrison to Resign
Dr. Jock Sutherland, Pitt football coach, compelled athletic director W Don Harrison to resign after a feud over department harmony and policy control. Harrison submitted his resignation to the athletic council, which then granted Sutherland full control of football policies pending a successor.
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Ittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
W. Don Harrison
Harrison
Lawrence “Pops” Harrison
Iowa
Pitt Athletic Council
Sutherland
Athletic Council
Pitts
Panthers
University of Washington
Tn Sowedintamy
Resis Srsa Pict Ee Leee
Monticello High Seasons Big District Run Ends
Monticello High basketball capped a strong season by reaching the district finals at Muscatine, defeating Grundy Center and Franklin before falling to Davenport Blue Devils. Coach Roy Moore saw three starters and two reserves graduate, leaving Bone and Field as the returning backcourt for next year as the team faced a tough schedule.
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Monticello
Blue Devils
Davenport
Muscatine
Grundy
Franklin
Roy Moore
Theagers
Schoen
Hobert
Eben
Lamehert
Roman
Bone
Reman- Wye
Nest Sear
Melrose Wins Iowa State Cage Honors
Melrose defeated Rolfe 29 to 13 to reach the championship round, ending Rolfe’s 31‑game win streak. Randolph Rudolfson led Rolfe with a single field goal as Melrose tightened defense, trailed 8–9 at half, then surged to a 14–12 halftime lead and rolled in the second half. Marshalltown topped East Sioux City 27–19 as Melrose advanced to face Marshalltown in the finals.
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Bobcats
East
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Black Raiders
Melrose
Rolfe
al Rudolfson
Northwest
Rudolfson
Parks
Trickey
Kasper
Harestad
Thynnes Filbert
Parks Hunter
Carrs
Arkened
Wolfe
Clarke O
Ree
Filbert
Keyser
O'Conner
Thynne
Verle Davis
Rolfert
Nudolfson
Hanson
F.o'coner
Cornwellis
Kerdon
O'Thynne
Rickard
Navish
Smith
Kennedy
jGarreg OX
Marine
Boles
Ewii
Xkolfa
Melrote
M M Rogers
Iowa State
Willy Ywartzel
Simpson
Sloan City
Clark T
Vochal
Wildman
Trasowech
Prickew
Grahnan
Trarestad
Nawarth ¢ Hunt Ec
Fleming
Parker O
Nable
Wolfer
Polly
Fbertat
Columbia Academy Loses In Chicago Parochial Tourney
In a rough parochial tourney semifinal in Chicago Fenwick High Oak Park and Catholic High Tobet advanced to the final. St Joseph’s Hieun gten Wo Va fell 33 to 29 in the opening game of the event as other teams from LaSalle and Joliet faced varied results in Milwaukee and Joliet area matchups.
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Columbia Academy
Chicago
Fenwick High
Oak Park
Catholic High
Tobet
Heoational Catholic High School
Vuartifa
Hunlington
Mituuetti Hieh
Milwaukee
Exhibition Baseball Notes and Player Mentions from 1990 Page
The fragmentary text lists numerous baseball names and terms including Atwood, Phewps, Mancuso, Lopez, Dickey, Matkasic, Weiner, Hagan, Morford, Johnson, Leeper, Guen, Morte, Allewsy, and Tas. It appears to be a collage of players, officials, and notes from a 1990 exhibition baseball section with scattered scores, dates, and references.
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Nat Atta
Wema
Melrose Wins Iowa Class B Basketball Title at Drake
Des Moines crowds filled the Drake field house as Melrose beat Marshalltown to claim the Iowa high school basketball championship. Captain Walter O’Conner drew applause for 20 seconds of fame, while Rolfe of Council Bluffs showed late scoring in consolation play.
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Des Moines
Drake Field House
Walter O'Connor
Melrose
Rolfe
Walter O'Conner
Albia Lads Upset Four Favorites To Claim Crown
The little lads from near Albia beat four favored teams Geneseo Newton Rolfe and Marshalltown in succession on Saturday. They more than doubled Marshalltown’s score and earned the class A title with the improbable run.
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Albia
Marshalltown
Geneseo
Newton
Rolfe
McGregor Ends Season With 18 Wins and County Title
The McGregor regulars finish the season with an 18 win 21 game record. They claim the county championship for the second straight year and win the sectional tournament before a second round district exit at Waterloo 22 to 21. Four seniors depart after six years together under Coach Marion Moore: Captain Bob Noble Don Aird Burton Walters and Walter Henry with Jim O'Brien stepping in as a sophomore center.
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McGregor
Waterloo
Frederika
Bob Noble
Don Aird
Burton Walters
Walter Henry
Jim O'Brien
Marion Moore
Iowa high schools face bid to join new federation
The article reports on the struggle within Iowa to unite more than 800 high schools under a new association seeking national recognition. George A. Brown, executive secretary, is accused of autocratic methods and political maneuvering to block rebels and lock in schools before the federation's sanction.
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Brown
Iowa
Four High School Teams Remain In Indiana Race
Four high school teams remain in Indiana's twenty-sixth basketball tournament with Anderson Rochester Central Fort Wayne and Huntingburg surviving an upset filled semi final stage. They advance to Butler University's fieldhouse to play for the championship next Saturday after 781 teams started the competition three weeks ago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anderson
Rochester
Central of Fort Wayne
Huntingburg
Indiana
Butler University
Joliet High Captures Illinois Basketball Title
Joliet High School won the Illinois state high school basketball championship by defeating defending champion Decatur 40 to 20 in Champaign. It marked Joliet’s first crown in state tournament play.
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Champaign
Ill
Joliet
Decatur
Dale Brand Wins In Mat Tournament at Terre Haute
Dale Brand of Cornell College defeated T. Anderson of Central Oklahoma Teachers by decision in the 126 pound class at the national intercollegiate wrestling tournament in Terre Haute. J McDaniel of Oklahoma A and M beat W. Carr of Oklahoma A in the 118 pound class by decision. R Cheney of Iowa State Teachers beat M. Villa Real of Central Oklahoma Teachers by referee's decision in the 135 pound class. S. Henson of Oklahoma A and NMI defeated an Illinois opponent by decision in the 145 pound class.
Wrestling results from dual meet across weights
In 118 pound class J McDaniel of Oklahoma A and M edged D Natwig of Iowa State Teachers in overtime 213. In 126 pound class D Brand of Cornell College defeated E ne of Michigan by decision 40. In 135 pound class R Cheney of Iowa State beat F Ward of Oklahoma Southwestern Teachers by decision 5.47. In 165 pound class H Base of Oklahoma A and M defeated M Farrell of Iowa by decision 827.
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J McDaniel
Oklahoma A
D Natwig
Iowa State Teachers
D Brand
Cornell College
Ene
Michigan
R. Cheney
Iowa State
F Ward
Oklahoma Southwestern Teachers
H. Base
M Farrell
Iowa
Cambridge Beats Oxford in Seventy Third Boat Meet
Cambridge University defeated Oxford University in the seventy third annual boat meet at White City Stadium held Saturday, signaling a clear victory in this historic intercollegiate contest.
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London
Cambridge University
Oxford
White City Stadium
Melrose Routs Marshalltown In Class B State Final
Melrose, led by Walter OConner and Henry Parker, built a 14 point halftime lead and stretched it to 31-16 late in the fourth quarter to clinch the state championship over Marshalltown. Jim Thynne scored 29 points for Melrose as Bobcats battled hard but fell short.
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Harestad
Marshalltown
Filbert
Melrose
Kasper
Thynne
Hunt
Keyser
Mike Kasper
Parks
Ray Parks
Henry Parker
Negro Parks
Wildman
Big Henry Parker
Dean Dewitt
Wolfe
Trickey
Parker
Redhead
Clark
Marshalstown
O'Conner
Carr
City Squash Tourney Opens At Y M C A
Twenty six players in two divisions begin in the first annual city wide squash tournament at the YMCA courts. Class A first round features Ambroz Jackson Balcar Farmer Gregory Yuill Bongaard Day with eight A players to finish the first round by Tuesday.
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Ambroz
Jackson
Balcar
Farmer
Gregory
Yuill
Bongaard
Day
Bell
Meyer
Sundberg
Skies
Soboda
Franklin
Cornwall
Wadsworth
Miller
Tousey
Bwaney Va
Nell-Meyer
Fuchy
Sundberg-Skies
Rankinen
Nigh
Tibbits
Gundline
Frederickson
Grim
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