Iowa All-State Football Eleven Named by Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Association lists 1951 all state football players with 12 going to the University of Iowa and 10 to Iowa State. Several on the 44 man roster joined other colleges or entered military service, while coaching officials prepare ballots for the current prep season.
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Des Moines
DPA
Iowa Daily Press Association
IDPA
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Loras
Dubuque
Parsons
Fairfield
Tywo
Callege
Iowa Farmers Seek Pheasant Season Delay Over Fire Risk
Howard Hill of Milburn and the Iowa Farms Bureau urged Governor Beardsley to delay the pheasant hunting season if Iowa does not receive rain within two weeks. They cited wildfire danger and praised the conservation commission while thanking newspapers and radio for support.
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Iowa
GES Moines
INS
Howard Hill
Milburn
Iowa Farms Bureau
State Board of Directors
William&. Beardsley
Hill
State Conservation Commission
William Jewell Back Tops U S Scoring Parade
Al Conway of unbeaten William Jewell Missouri leads college football with 96 points after eight games. The halfback scored twice in a 47 19 win over Rolla as William Jewell remains undefeated. Mae Moore of Sam Houston State is second with 92 points after eight games and 14 touchdowns.
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New York
al Conway
William Jewell
Conway
Rolla
Mae Moore
Sam Houston State
Moore
Penn State Favored to Face Southwest Champion in Cotton Bowl
Dallas dispatch reports Penn State as the likely opponent for the Southwest Conference champion in the 17th Cotton Bowl. Texas led the bid with three straight wins and could clinch a berth by beating Baylor and TCU, while Georgia Tech remained a distant consideration.
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Texas
Ed Fite
Dallas
Cotton W
Vited
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Villanova
Georgia Tech
Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Texas Christian
SMU
Object of Search Prep Gridder Returns Home
A 14 year old Moline high school football player Virgil Hall returned home after going missing Friday night. He drove Sunday to a relative in the Quad Cities area and was located with parents notified. Hall was last seen in Rock Island around 11 p.m. Friday after taking a girlfriend home. No investigation will be held into the disappearance.
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Moline
INS
Quad Cities
Virgil Hall
Rocky Island
Southern Conference Edges Toward Bowl Ban Renewal
A United Press survey shows Southern Conference presidents favor retaining the ban on post season bowls. Ten presidents oppose bowl games and would block a test vote at the Clemson meeting on December 12. The conference has 17 members but only 15 voting due to Maryland and Clemson suspension. Alabama’s 1951 football penalties totaled 508 yards, while opponents’ penalties totaled 500.
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Raleigh
N.C
Clemson
D. C
United Press
Maryland
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Buckeyes edge Wildcats on late field goal twice more
Northwestern again falls to Ohio State 24-21 as Ted Weed bangs home a 17 yard field goal with six minutes left on national TV. The series includes 1945 1947 1951 games highlighted by late kicks and controversial finishes.
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Jerry Liska
Evanston
Northwestern
Ohio State
Uprights
Ohio
Wildcats
Ted” Weed
Tiny Weed
Weed
Vic Janowicz
Columbus
Bucks
Buckeye
Max Schnittker
Bears Edge 49ers In San Francisco Upset
New York AP reports the National Football League played a full six game schedule Sunday with 210,941 fans, averaging 75,157 per game. The largest crowd at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, about 61,000, witnessed the Chicago Bears upset the San Francisco 49ers 20 to 17.
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New York
National Football League
San Francisco
Kezar
Chicago Bears
Culver Keeps Scoring Streak in Harvard Victory
Harvard junior fullback John Culver from Cedar Rapids scored in every Harvard win this season, adding a three yard TD in the final period to beat Davidson 35 to 26. Culver had 11 carries for 40 yards as Davidson answered with a 98 yard kickoff return by Roy White.
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Culver
the Gazette
Cambridge
Mass
John Culver
Ceday Rapids
Harvard
John
Davidson
Roy White
Six Inch TD Pass Falls Short Of Record Mark
San Francisco quarterback Frankie Albert and Eud Gordie Soltau connected on a six inch touchdown pass against the Chicago Bears, but the play did not set a league record for the shortest completed pass by two inches.
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San Francisco
Frankie Albert
Eud Gordie Soltau
Chicago Bears
Eastern Iowa High School Football Roundup South Iowa Cedar Ave
South Iowa Cedar Valley games on Friday highlight league races with Marengo at Belle Plaine and Sigourney hosting Montezuma as teams vie for second place. Brooklyn travels to Toledo to decide cellar spots while other region matchups feature Cedar Falls and Grundy Center in key North Iowa play with state reverberations.
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Tame
Sigourney
South Iowa
Marengo
Belle Plaine
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Toledo
Tah
Conte
Taemey Centar
Whanesdat
Ame
Ackley
Ae Bar
Manchert Alba
Grundy Center
Teachers High of Cedar
North Iowa Cedar
LaPorte City
Little Tutors
Jesup
Joe Samuelson
S .Tomahawks
Tracr
Eldora
Feral Town
Frankin Roosevelt
Dubuque
Davenport
Rams
Riders
Tutors Can Win Crown Saturday
Des Moines AP reports the North Central conference title race tightens to a three way battle among Iowa Teachers, South Dakota, and South Dakota State. A Saturday showdown at Vermillion pairs Iowa Teachers against South Dakota State, while South Dakota hosts North Dakota State with a possible three way tie looming.
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Postville
Elkader
Fayette
Warriors
DES Moines
Iowa Teachers
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Dakota
Morningside
Teachers
North Dakota State
Vermillion
State 1
Coyotes
Jackrabbits
North Dakota
Lovers
Final Week Highlights in Eastern Towns Hawkeye League
With the league race settled the final week features top attractions including Fenelon at University Eish, Columbus at Warelle and New London at Winfield. The schedule also lists Hariga at Mougst Vernon and West Liberty at Weel Branch as key matchups in the closing games.
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Warelle
Jahan
Wet
Pyaetiela
Cal, Junction
Melbourne's Graber Elected to IHSAA Board
H P Graber superintendent of Melbourne schools is elected to a five year term on the board of control of the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Lyle Quinn secretary of the association announced the nomination and election details.
Fazio and Lindeman Lead Chicago Doubles Championship
Buzz Fazio and Tony Lindeman left Detroit with a solid lead in the national doubles bowling championship over Junie McMahon and Ed Brosius of Chicago.
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Buzz Fazio
Tony Lindeman
Detroit
Junie McMahon
Ed Brosius
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