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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1947

Page

8

Purdue Beats Iowa 21-0 as Curran Breaks Free

Purdue dominated Iowa with Korski breaking a 79 yard TD run and a stingy line. The Boilermakers roped in players from Indiana Michigan and Illinois with Holcomb Mollenkopf and Wilson shaping a strong Ohio influenced staff while Grimenstein sent a plea to Big Nine peers.

Iowa Korski Purdue Boilermaker Duke Curran

Volleyball Clinic At Cedar Rapids YMCA Tonight

The real inside on volleyball will be presented at 7 30 tonight at the Cedar Rapids YMCA. Men women and youngsters are invited to view a clinical demonstration of the sport's finer points. Fundamentals will be shown, followed by a game between Cedar Rapids and Des Moines teams.

Cedar Rapids Y.M.C.A Cedar Rapids Des Moines

Judges Named For Fight Card At Cedar Rapids Coliseum

Bob Gillam former Golden Gloves boxer Don Padilla and Alex Fidler all of Cedar Rapids will judge the 11 bout amateur boxing show at the coliseum Wednesday night. Fidler will referee and his ballot will be part of judge decisions. Dochterman said a complete bouts list will be in Tuesday Gazette. Reserve tickets at 1.50.

Bob Gillam Golden Gloves Don Padilla Alex Fidler Cedar Rapids Coliseum Lou Dochterman Fidler Dochterman Tony’s Grill Uptown Village Armstrong’s Sporting Goods John Beck Athletic Goods

Sorboe Installs Yardage Markers At Washington State

Washington State football coach Phil Sorboe, who once numbered players to distinguish backs from linemen, has added line markers at Rogers Field reading 55 through 90 on each side of the 50 yard line. He says the system eliminates a lot of calculating by fans writers and radio announcers during games.

Pullman Wash Washington State Phil Sorboe Sorboe Rogers Field

Ted Horn Repeats U.S. Auto Crown in Arlington

Ted Horn of Patterson New Jersey repeated as national auto racing champion by winning the 100 mile AAA feature in Arlington Texas. He earned 2478 dollars for the victory with an average speed of 90.528 mph four laps ahead of the field. Paul Russo of Chicago took 1777 dollars for second and Emil Andres of Chicago won 1062 dollars for third.

Arlington Texas Ted Horn American Automobile Association Patterson N. J Paul Russo Chicago Emil Andres

Table Tennis Plans Discussed At Club Meeting

Activities in table tennis for the coming season will be discussed Monday evening at 7 30 on the second floor of the 20 40 club. All persons interested in playing or contributing their services are urged to attend.

Ryder Cup triumph boosts American golf in 1947

In Portland, the United States routed Great Britain 11 to 1 in the Ryder Cup final, dominating seven of eight singles and sweeping Saturday foursomes to reclaim the trophy for the fifth time since 1927. Sam King provided Britain's lone win.

YANKS Ben Hogan U. S Great Britain Robert Hudson Portland Ore Henry Cotton Britain Ed Dudley America Sam King Wildernesse Golf Club Herman Keiser Dutch Harrison U. 5 Fred Dey Aord Mangrum Max Paulkner Lew Worsham Jim Adams Porky” Oliver U. S&s Charles Ward Sam Snead

Riders Face Wilson In City Title Showdown

In a decisive Hill Park clash, Cedar Rapids Ramblers seek sole or shared city football crown as Wilson, Roosevelt, Franklin, and McKinley chase varying records. Coach Wolfe faces squad injuries while Barnard’s Wilson eyes key comeback after a 13-6 win. other conference results shape final standings across multiple teams.

Wilson Hill Park Cedar Rapids the Ramblers

Dorman Stops Cozzi as Franklin Falls 33 12 at Hilpark

In a Hilpark Saturday night clash Marshalltown’s all state star Stan Cozzi was held in check by Franklin’s junior Dorman for no gain. Bill Quinby 35 of the Thunderbolts dodged Jim Good of Marshalltown as Franklin lost 33 to 12.

BOLT Stan Cozzi Franklin Dorman Hilpark Marshalltown Bill Quinby Thunderbolts Jim Good

Northeast Iowa and WaMac teams clash in mixed results

The page lists football results and standings across multiple conferences including Northeast Iowa, WaMac, and Upper Iowa. Notable scores feature Roosevelt, Clinton, Wilson, Grinnell, Rock Island, and Des Moines area games with rain interruptions noted and upcoming fixtures across Franklin, McKinley, and Iowa City teams.

Roosevelt Clinton Lyons Marshalltown Franklin Wilson Grinnell Dubuque Rock Island Davenport Iowa City Burlington West Waterloo McKinley N. Des Moines E. Waterloo McKinie Wilson Moline O. E. Waterloo Waterloo Decorah

14 Lettermen Among 23 Iowa Swimmers

Iowa City report shows fourteen lettermen among a 23 man varsity swimming squad under Coach David Armbruster. Practices begin soon with seven meets on the schedule not starting until February 12. Returning lettermen listed include captain Wally Ris and 12 others, with twelve freshmen also joining the program.

Iowa City David Armbruster Iowa Wally Ris Duane Draves Bill McDonald Ervin Straub Walter Reno Pete Latona Dick Maine Bill Boswell Paul Huttinger Dick Lake Edward Berge David Brockway Kenneth Marsh Cedar Rapids

Big Nine Leaders Face 2nd Division Foes

Pat Harmon notes Michigan and Wisconsin lead in the Big Nine as they face Indiana and Iowa while Purdue meets Minnesota. Ohio State hosts Northwestern in a must-win bid, Illinois plays Western Michigan, and lingering memories of 1942 and 1918 mark the conference race.

Big 9 Michigan Roses Indiana Ann Arr Wisconsin Iowa Madison Purdue Minneapolis Minnesota Badgers Ohio State UCLA Illinois Notre Dame Hoosiers Wolverines Boilermakers Gophers Northwestern Buckeyes

National League and All-America Conference Football Highlights

Sunday results show Chicago Cardinals 17 defeated Los Angeles 10 while Pittsburgh 18 beat Green Bay. Washington and Detroit posted big scores as New York and Chicago Bears also won. Upcoming games list Skelphia at New York and Washington at Pittsburgh with several other cross‑league matchups.

EAS Pittsburgh Chicago Cards Philadelphia Chicago Bears Washington Green Bay Los Angeles New York Detroit Chicago Cardinals Bosto Skelphia Ashington Pittsburch Boston WEST Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Buffalo San Francisco Los Angeles Brooklyn

Campi Varipapa Cuo Win U S Pin Title

Lou Campi and Andy Varipapa captured the national match games doubles bowling championship in Houston. They totaled 12 965 over 32 games to win, while Ned Day and Buddy Bomar of Chicago took second with 27 540.

Houston Texas Lou Campi Andy Varipapa Ned Day Buddy Bomar Chicago

Football Results From Sunday Games

Nevada beats St. Louis 27 to 21 in a Sunday AP report. San Francisco and Santa Clara win 98 to 9 over Louisiana Tech, Southwest Louisiana blanked 0. Loras defeats St. Thomas Minnesota 26 to 19. St. Norbert over St. Ambrose 13 to 7.

Associated Press Nevada St. Louis San Francisco Santa Clara Louisiana Tech Southwest Louisana Loras St. Thomas

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