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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

2

Boxing Not Video Rings Up A Ringing Warning

New York editor warns boxing may die from TV and dull aging stars. He cites Louis Brion match dullness, cites Charles Barone rematch plans, and notes fans shifting to home screens may strike at boxing. He urges sharper bouts and enduring talent.

New York INS Abe J. Greene Joe Louis Cesar Brion Joe Greene National Boxing Association Louis Brian Keene Simmons Baltimore Ezzard Charles Nick Barone

Western League Denier Bid to Branch Rickey

Denver Bears president Bob Howsam said the Western League had not suggested offering Branch Rickey a job. He called Rickey too big for their offer and suspected a deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Rickey, in St Louis, said he was open to a firm offer but money was not the aim after selling his Dodgers stake for over a million.

Denver INL Bob Howsam Denver Bears Branch Rickey Howsam Rickey Pittsburgh Pirates Ricky St. Louis Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers America

UCLA Center Named Lineman of the Week

Donn Moomaw, UCLA sophomore center, 18, from Santa Ana, Calif., won AP Lineman of the Week for his performance against Purdue. The 6:04, 215-pound lineman spearheaded key plays, including five tackles for losses, one interception, and a streak of six outstanding games. Coaches praised him as the best sophomore competitor and top lineman in college ranks.

NEW York Donn Moomaw UCLA Associated Press Santa Ana Calif Blaine Eaton Duke Moomaw Purdue Dick Hyland Los Angeles Times Red Sanders Bruins Stanford Hollie Donan Princeton Walter Trilhause Lehigh Don Joyce Tulane Ai Times Jimane Pene Perest Maidson Catawba Bob Gain Kentucky Paul Giroski Rice Bob Matock Arizona

Notable college football players linked to North Carolina list

North Carolina features a roster of players including Max Eubank from Texas Christian and Bob ae from Ohio State, with Ends Don Menasco and Riley from Baylor, Eddie Bell of Pennsylvania, Elmer Wingate and Herb Leva, Joe Cloidt from Agoes Pennsylvania, plus Washington connections and the athlete Eddie Bell.

North Carolina Max Eubank Texas Christian Bob Ae Ohio State Don Menasco I Riley Baylor Eddie Bell Pennsylvania Elmer Wingate Washington Herb Leva Joe Cloidt Agoes

Pass Defense At Iowa State Scrimmage Gears For Kansas State

Iowa State practiced pass defense in a long scrimmage as they prepare for Saturday at Kansas State. Quarterback Bill Weeks was pressured in the Oklahoma game, and coach Abe Stuber said the team has "plenty of zip" after the vacation. A second scrimmage is set for Wednesday with reserve halfback Dick Schirpinsky out ill.

AMES Iowa State Cyclones Kansas State Cyclones Bill Weeks Oklahoma Abe Stuber Dick Schirpinsky

Baseball's Bonus Rule Faces Elimination Effort

In Cincinnati AP reports the bonus rule, adopted February 15, 1947, nears extinction as the major minor executive committee approves removing the bonus structure and plans to erase it at December meetings in St. Petersburg Florida.

Cincinnati Jersey City St. Petersburg Fila Philadelphia A. B. Chandler Chandler

Donohue tops 151s in New York match. Davis stops Decusen

In White Plains Roger Donohue, 151, defeats Eddie Edwards, 155, for New York bragging rights. In Los Angeles John L. Davis, 136, defeats Bernard “Big Duke” Decusen, 146, ending his Newark challenge, while Oakland and New Orleans figures are noted.

White Plains N.Y Roger Donohue New York Eddie Ewards Newark Los Angeles John L. Davis Oakland Calif Bernard “Big Duke Decusen New Orleans

Grady travels 600 miles to watch former stars clash

Wayne Grady former Anamosa coach now Mt. Vernon staff drove nearly 600 miles to see Paullina Loren Moll of Morningside meet LaVern Rohlfson of Iowa Teachers in a North Central contest won 13 7 by the Tutors Moll scored for Morningside but both runs were waived Rohlfson started at blocking back and defensive tackle Grady coached Paullina in 1944 45 and watched the game from dloux Lity where Morningside hosted Iowa Teachers

Wayne Grady Anamosa Mt. Vernon Dloux Lity Morningside Iowa Teachers College Wayne Paullina Loren Moll LaVern Rohlfson Iowa Teachers Moll Grady Rohlfson

Walker Helps Inaugural Jamboree With Buchanan League

Walker teams joined by Linn county squads for the first jamboree in Quasquet league history on Wednesday night. Ev Eischeid, Independence football coach, became the butt of jokes after a fishing accident when a log rolled and pitched him into the water.

McKinley High School McKinley Roosevelt City Action Gene Melch George Farrah Charles Abraham Bill Stone John Palmer Walker Buchanan County League Quasquet Linn County Ev Eischeid Independence

Peterson to start at right half for Michigan vs Illinois

Ann Arbor report says coach Bennie Oosterbaan will move Don Peterson to right halfback replacing injured Leo Koceski for the Saturday game against Illinois. Peterson is described as a versatile utility player for Michigan.

Peterson Michigan Ann - Arbor, Mich Bennie Oosterbaan Don Peterson Leo Koceski Wolverines Illinois

Indees benefit as Butler stirs in key plays and LeFevre shines

Coach Eischeid lauds 190 pound line man Don Butler who runs the 100 in just over 11 seconds. Butler, benched for a poor stretch, returned with five tackles behind the line. Independence High gains from LeFevre, ex East Waterloo star, now a wrestler and valuable asset after two close losses to heavyweight Schmitt.

Eischeid Don Butler Don Husky Act Butler Independence Bill Farber Don LeFevre LeFevre East High of Waterloo Indees East Schmitt

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