Leff First All-State Pick Sissel Second State Kings Have Widseth On Ist Team
Hugh Leffingwell of Marion headlines the 1952 Iowa Daily Press Association all state high school basketball squad. Keokuk’s Bill Logan and Davenport’s Carl Widseth join him on the first team with guards Gary Thompson Dick Henderson and Eldean Matheson and forwards Bill Weiman Harlan Wilson. Leffingwell set a career 1898 points and state free throw record.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Hugh Leffingwell
Marion
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
Keokuk
Bill Logan
Davenport
Carl Widseth
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Leffingwell
Bill Weiman
St. Ambrose
Harlan Wilson
Widseth
Tipton
Monticello
All-State Basketball First Team and Others List
All-State selections include First Team with Hugh Leffingwell Marion Bill Weiman Dav St A Harlan Wilson Cherokee Bill Logan Keokuk Carl Widseth Davenport Gary Thompson Roland Dick Henderson B Line Eldean Matheson Lake Mills. Second and Third teams feature Phil Kofron Cedar Falls Dick Belvel Ottumwa Roger Nielsen Manning John Sissel Tipton John Smith Fairfield Roger Weigman Waverly Dave Vanden Berg Sioux Center etc. Fourth Team lists Frank Sebolt Davenport Chuck Vogt Clinton Dale Kuethe Readlyn Dick Ritter Grinnell Paul Schipper Hampton Jerry Reichow Decorah John Musser Boone Jim Hulsebus Glidden.
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Tipton
John Sissel
Northeast Iowa
Sissel
Phil Kofron
Cedar Falls
Roger Weigman
Waverly
Lawler
Jack Tierney
Dale Kuethe
Readlyn
Jerry Reichow
Decorah
Reichow
Hugh Leffingwell
Marion
Bill Weiman
Dav
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Harlan Wilson
Cherokee
Bill Logan
Keokuk
Carl Widseth
Davenport
Gary Thompson
Roland
Dick Henderson
C. B. Line
Eldean Matheson
Lake Mills
Dick Belvel
Ottumwa
Roger Nielsen
Manning
Conrad Amons
Corning
John Smith
Fairfield
Dave Vanden Berg
Sioux Center
Frank Sebolt
Chuck Vogt
Clinton
Dick Ritter
Grinnell
Paul Schipper
Hampton
John Musser
Boone
Jim Hulsebus
Glidden
New York Opens 196 Day Racing Season at Jamaica
International News Service reports the Jamaica track season kicks off next Tuesday with bets expected to top multiple millions on many days. The piece notes history, color traditions, and the colorful lore of racing including Lord Derby’s black and white colors and evolving jacket insignia.
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York
New York
Jamaica
Capistrano
Long Island
W. C. Whitney
George Lambton
Lambton
Whitneys
Lord Derby
Schoulte's 23 Pushes AIC Into U S Semis at Wichita
In the national tournament at Wichita Kansas American Institute of Commerce from Davenport a former champion advanced by a 37 30 quarterfinal win over Nashville Deichman led AIC with nine points and Norma Schoulte scored 23 boosting her three game total to 75. Davenport meets Nashville Business in Friday semifinal action.
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Wichita
Kan
American Institute of Commerce
Davenport
Monona High
Norma Schoulte
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan College
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
N. C
Jackson
Miss
Lurlyne Greer
Iowa Wesleyan
Nashville, Tenn
Highway Patrol
Deichman
Schoulte
UIC
Norma
AIC
Nashville
Nashville Business College
Dallas
Texas
Eagles to supervise Knot-Hole at Cedar Rapids park again
The Eagles lodge will again supervise the Knot-Hole club section at Cedar Rapids baseball park this summer under Jim Meaghan Cedar Rapids Indians GM. Lester Melsha leads the youth guidance committee with volunteers from the lodge. Registration for the 1952 Knot-Hole club begins around May 15 for 25 cents, offering a button good for all home Indians games and eligibility beyond Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Park
Eagles Lodge
Jim Meaghan
Cedar Rapids Indians
Meaghan
Lester Melsha
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Park
Shields Share Lead In Azalea Open At Wilmington
Marty Furgol, 34, from Lemont Illinois, matched the Cape Fear Country Club course record with an eight under par 64 opening round in the Azalea Open. He holds a two stroke edge over Art Wall Jr of Honesdale Pennsylvania and Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach California, who shot 66. Jack Shields, former Cedar…
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Bob Gaijda Weer
Shelly Mayfield
Wee Ee
Jack Shields
Ewes
Wnee
Jackson
Wee Ewer
Ted Kroe
al Zimmerman
Cary Miaff
Wilmington
N. C
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Ill
Marty
Cape Fear
Art Wall, Jr
Honesdale
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Calif
Cedar
Ole Miss First Intersected Game 1911 vs Texas A&M
The University of Mississippi played its first intersectional grid game in 1911 and lost 17 to 0 at College Station Texas to Texas A&M.
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University of Mississippi
Texas A & M
College Station
Texas
Foul Shots Must Now Be Taken In Basketball Rules
Seattle AP report: the National Basketball Committee bans taking the ball out of bounds after a foul. All fouls in the last three minutes award two free throws. if the first is missed a second is awarded. Any shot foul earns two shots or one if the field goal is made.
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Seattle
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
Konno Sets NCAA Record in 1500-Meter Freestyle
Ford Konno of Ohio State sprinted to victory at the NCAA swimming championships in Princeton. He defeated Yale’s John Marshall and Yale teammate Jimmy McLane as he clocked 18 minutes 15.5 seconds, breaking the meet record and boosting U S Olympic prospects.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Ford Konno
Konno
Ohio State
John Marshall
Yale
Australia
Jimmy McLane
Kenno
Marshall
Stanky names two Cardinals reserves for 1950 season
St. Louis Cardinals manager Eddie Stanky has one infield and one outfield standby secured. Tommy Glaviano will be the No. 1 infield reserve and Harry Lowrey the No. 1 outfield reserve, with occasional help at third or second base.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommy Glaviano
Harry Lowrey
Lowrey
Franklin Third in Valley Track: Title to Kullander
Davenport dominated the Mississippi Valley conference indoor meet winning five events and tying two records. Carl Kullander of Cedar Rapids Roosevelt won the high jump at 5-10, while Fritz Hageboeck and Dick St. Clair tied marks in hurdles and 60 yard lows. Clinton claimed four blue ribbons and Franklin edged Iowa City for third by 2.5 points.
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Franklin
Kullander
Iowa City
Davenport
Blue Devils
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Fritz Hageboeck
Carl Tueffel
Havok
Hansen
Carl Kullander
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley
Clinton Franklin
Wilson i
McKinley Town
Refusal to Reinstate Pep in New York Boxing
New York State Athletic Commission refused on Thursday to reinstate former featherweight champion Willie Pep. Pep lost his license last October after a rough-house brawl with champion Sandy Saddler.
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NEW York
INS
New York State Athletic Commission
Willie Pep
Pep
Sandy Sadidler
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