Nebraska Huskers Rout Missouri 19 to 6 in rain soaked battle
Nebraska defeated Missouri 19 6 in a conference game as Don Faurot’s Missouri suffered its first defeat in 31 starts. Nebraska capitalized on miscues and a one play scoring drive while Missouri fought a steady downpour to limit scoring. The win put Nebraska within one step of the conference title with Kansas remaining on their path.
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Randalia High Plans Twelve Basketball Games Schedule
Randalia High School basketball announces a packed mid season slate with twelve games set across February and March. The schedule lists opponents including Fayette, Hawkeye, and Bourre with venues and dates awaiting final confirmation.
Cox Faces Speer in Main Event at Memorial Coliseum
Rowdy Joe Cox of Cleveland battles Frank Speer of Georgia in the Friday night main event at the Memorial Coliseum as reinforced cables guard the ring. Speer, a 220-pound rougher with Georgia Tech roots, joins Earl Wampler vs Mike Nazarian and a planned Cliff Thiede appearance for a grudge night of wrestling.
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Cleveland
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Georgia
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Georgia Tech
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Scranton
Bobby Stewart
Mike Nazarian
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Cliff Thiede
Southern California
Dysart Selects Few Regulars for Basketball Soon
Dysart drafts tryouts after Coach Harold Hof calls for basketball candidates. About thirty prospects respond with intensive practices underway to build a core for the season.
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Harold Hof
St Louis U to Join Missouri Valley Conference
St Louis university president Rev Robert Johnston announced the school accepted an invitation to join the Missouri Valley Conference, marking a new affiliation for the institution.
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Robert Johnston
St. Lows University
Missouri Valley Conference
Alburnett Nine Looks To Next Year's Season
Alburnett coach Clyde Wilson calls the fall season a learning year with a 3 win 3 loss record. He notes vacancies filled by beginners who gained experience and morale as the squad prepares for spring with twelve seasoned players. The Gazette records a summary of the season and upcoming prospects.
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Coe Freshmen Face Cornell Yearlings at Ash Park
Mount Vernon Iowa Coe Freshmen clash with Cornell Yearlings at Ash Park Saturday in a decisive preview of the season. The result could determine the gridiron site for milk schools as the varsity teams played to a 0 0 tie two weeks ago. Judd Deans Hirst Sear squad aims to beat cubs while Cornell frosh, though lighter, have been tough in scrimmage.
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Quasqueton High Schedule Teems With Boys and Girls Basketball
Schedule lists Quasqueton high school basketball events for boys and girls across November through February. Text references multiple games, tournaments, and dates including sectional action and a forthright note of a February tourney.
Chic Harley remembered as Ohio State football legend
Buckeye great Chic Harley is described in fading health as an all-time football luminary who built Ohio State Stadium and dazzled with instinctive, fearless play. The piece recalls his mental fog, dementia praecox, and constant echoes of Harley in Columbus as guardians, fans, and former teammates reflect on his unmatched genius and enduring legend.
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Ohio State
Bill Corum
International News Service
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Rome
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Ohio
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Germany
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Grange
Chicago
Buckeyes
Williams
Arley
Oneida High Announces Long Basketball Schedule
Oneida High School outlines a long boys’ basketball schedule under coach W. R. Oldham. The roster centers on three lettermen and several freshmen with nine girls games and eight junior varsity contests alongside the varsity.
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Oneida High School
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Strawberry Point Prepares Strong Basketball Squad
Strawberry Point reports a large basketball squad with seventeen candidates reporting to Coach William Zillmer. Only two lettermen, Edgar Nodurft and Kenneth Kamoss, return, promising keen competition for all positions as announced schedules and future games unfold.
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William Zillmer
Edgar Nodurft
Kenneth Kamoss
Thomas Morris
Junior Springer
Charles Boland
Kenneth Dunsmore
Gerald Crane
James Barnes
Edward Barnes
Donald Glass
LeRoy Haberle
Alvin Fuelner
Manchester
Oelwein
Edeewood
Iunini
Saby Pynt
Shellsburg Wagers To Play Thyteen Games
Shellsburg high basketball team under Coach E. C. Rector prepares with former first and second string players. Lettermen include R. Boyer O. Meskiemens W. Gillis R. Bergen M. Holmes B. Hober and B. Hustud. Schedule runs from November 26 to February 28 with games against Mount Auburn Keystone Pale Norway Urbana Blairstown Garrison Palo Benton County tourney at Vinton Newhall.
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Benton County
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Alburnett Forms Boys and Girls Basketball Teams
Alburnett activates both girls and boys basketball programs with regular practices led by coach Marian Haines for the girls team. At the first session, fifteen girls attended.
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School Girls and Boys Schedule With Coach Tom McClelland
The piece lists a schedule for a boys team coached by Tom McClelland with twenty players. Events span from Nov through Feb, including matches at Central City and Troy Mills and tournaments at Springville and Coggan, ending with a Feb 21 county tournament and Feb 28 open date.
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11 Seniors Try Out for Marquette Cage Team
Marquette high school began basketball practice with eleven seniors and eight freshmen. Only two lettermen remain from last year's squad Roy Hunter and Harry Schott. Candidates include Lyndon Schaeffer Albert Feite Edward Schott Dan O'Brien Clyde Johnson Bill Henthorne Dayton Peck Earl Sass and Earl Kleinow. Schedule listed with games in December January and February against Guttenbergs Farmersburg Harper's Perry and others.
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Oskaloosa Wins State Cross Country Title
In Iowa City Oskaloosa High School won the state cross country meet on Saturday. Ray Glenn Lee and Eugene Henson finished second and third as East High’s Vernon Evans won the race. Ottumwa, University of Iowa City, Muscatine, and Newton led team standings with East High also claiming a 1 1/2 mile trio.
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Decorah Dominates Cresco In 25 To 7 Victory
Decorah rushed to a 25 to 7 win over Cresco with early scores off a Cresco turnover. Hunt and Miller powered gains behind strong line play as Decorah stretched its lead with long runs and a fourth quarter score after a lateral. Cresco’s lone TD came late as reserves saw action.
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Colesburg Hoopsters Schedule Twelve Games
Colesburg high school hoopsters unveil a twelve game schedule for the season with the Guttenbergs and Delhi listed among opponents. home games shown as there and away as here with matchups against Earlville Greeley Edgewood Oneida Guttenders (spelling variants) and To be filled dates in February and November.
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Wisconsin Harriers Defeat Iowa in Close Cross Country Meet
Wisconsin harriers edged out Iowa 23 to 31 in a Saturday cross country dual. Charles Fenske won for Wisconsin with Paul Nelson and Robert Nelson of Iowa placing second and third, Lloyd Cook and Gregory Bachhuber of Wisconsin tied for fourth, and the winning time was 13 33 2.
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Iowa
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