IHSAA Rulings Highlight International Student Eligibility
Iowa high school officials announced in September rulings affecting students from abroad. Guthrie Center grants eligibility to Ned and David Moore after transfer from Japan while Sioux Rapids grants eligibility to Walter Zyzda pending credit and residence requirements.
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Calmar-Jesup Gridiron Notes and Conference Shakeup
The Calmar Jesup game saw end zone penalties ignored as players were dumped into a road-adjacent end zone. Officials courted controversy over a Jesup illegal formation, while Coach Van Horn protested halftime. The Cornhusker conference faces upheaval with Jesup likely leaving for the North Iowa Cedar league, Tama and Tripoli candidates for Jesup’s spot, and Straw berry Point possibly joining football. Pepper Martin leads Tama to South Iowa Cedar league success with Simpson College ties.
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Four Vets Back Iowa Mat Team
Four veteran lettermen boost the University of Iowa wrestling squad as sophomores fill many spots for the season opener in Omaha on December 16. Returning: Ken Carman Cresco Manuel Macias Joe Paulsen Davenport George Tesla Waterloo. Missing: Joe Scarpello Miles Benda Vern McCoy. Weight classes raised by two pounds, plus Iowa seeks improvement on last year’s four wins two losses in dual meets.
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Fort Madison Bulldogs Play Football Behind Prison Walls
The Fort Madison Bulldogs football team, made up of inmates at the state penitentiary, play all games on a dirt field within the prison, drawing mainly gray denim spectators. Coach Roby Hilpert leads a group lacking outside experience as they face teams from St. Louis, Kansas City, Macomb NL, and local towns.
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Conacher Suspended by Chicago Blackhawks
The Chicago Blackhawks announce forward Jim Conacher suspended indefinitely after refusing to play for the farm club in Milwaukee following a salary cut. The action marks a dispute between player and organization over contract terms and playing assignment.
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College Games This Week Roundup
Friday matchups include Penn at Central and Westmar versus Baker with additional contests across conferences. Saturday schedules feature Big Ten and Big Seven clashes such as Illinois at Iowa and Drake facing Iowa State along with Missouri and Nebraska games. Sunday card lists Loras at Quincy and Santa Clara versus San Francisco among others.
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West Branch Gridders to Attend Albin Steak Dinner
West Branch High football players and staff will gather for a steak dinner at Hoover hotel hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albin and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Albin. About 27 football squad members are invited along with additional athletic figures including Hal Hart WSUI sports director and local hosts.
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Savold's Foe in C R To Be Charles Henry
Irish heavyweight Charles Patrick Henry, 185 pounds, to oppose Lee Savold in a six round Cedar Rapids exhibition. Henry, cited for a strong Des Moines showing, replaces Walt Hafer who weighed 210 pounds. Henry has fought professionally since 1948, with eight wins six by knockout and six losses. Savold, 35, famed world heavyweight contender, will also box in Jefferson Iowa before Cedar Rapids, with several other bout dates listed. Two wrestling matches accompany the program with Alex Fidler refereeing. Tickets available at Tony's 316 Grill.
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Sid's Steak House To Play Waterloo Five
Decorah based Sid's Steak House basketball club led by Dean Zeke Hoge features Arnold Vegiahn Floyd Magnuson Van Combs and Jim Ludeman with Jack Smiley as player coach The opener is at Luther College gym against the Waterloo Hawks including Murray Wier Jack Wishmier and Bob Wollers The Hawks club will dine with Decorah Quarterback club before tipoff
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Knopf Named Acting Grinnell Swimming Coach
Grinnell College announces Kenyon A. Knopf, economics and business instructor, as acting head swimming coach. He replaces Robert D. Slaughter who was recalled to active Army duty on October 4 after two seasons of guiding the team to third place in the Midwest Conference.
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Cedar Rapids Ice Skaters Plan Benefit Night
Cedar Rapids ice skaters announce a benefit skate on Monday night November 27 at the Cedar roller rink on Marion road. Proceeds support the Iowa Skating Association treasury to fund Cedar Rapids skaters’ participation in major contests in Chicago and St Paul. Tickets available from IA Skating Association members Playground Commission office Memorial Coliseum or at the rink door. A meeting of the Iowa Skating Association is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday in City Hall.
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Scarpello Pays Fines for Parking Tickets
University of Iowa assistant wrestling coach Joe Scarpello paid 22 dollars in fines on Saturday for parking tickets he had accumulated. The matter highlights ongoing penalties for repeated violations in Iowa City.
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Mechanicsville selects cheerleaders for basketball season
Mechanicsville opens its basketball season Friday at London with cheerleaders Jo Anne Ferguson Phyllis Walder bach and Paul Stoneking. Alternates are Sally Hatcher and Mary Jane Beach.
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