Morningside Shares NC Title After Comeback Win
Morningside clinches a share of the North Central conference football title with a 39-34 upset of South Dakota State in Brookings. The Maroons finish 5-1 in league play, SDSU drops to 4-1-1, and Iowa Teachers looms in pursuit next week. Kansas State, William Jewell, and other results also noted in regional action.
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William Jewell
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Huron
Southern
Upper Iowa Cage Team Reports 34 for First Practice
Upper Iowa basketball opens practice with 34 players including eight lettermen. Captain Chris Kjar leads the group. standout guards Joe Craig Randy Harvey Dick Fleming and veterans Al Seabrook and others from Jasonville Sumner Humboldt Toms River Dinsdale Cedar Rapids are noted. Height is a concern as the tallest player is 6-4 and coach Brit Piez plans fast breaking in a two platoon system.
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Prep Football Scores Across Mississippi Valley Conference
Mississippi Valley prep games feature R Franklin 53 over Washington 6 and Stepère 44 over Rock Island 7. Other Friday results include Marion over Mt Vernon 19 7 and Tipton tying West Branch 14. Numerous outstate results list Adams 26 Calmar 2 Corning 7 Greenwood 6 and Waterloo West 40 over Waterloo East 0.
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AL Vote Only Barrier To Shift of A's to KC
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick sees no reason for an A’s move to Kansas City unless owners dissent. Arnold Johnson’s purchase of the Athletics prompts league talks at the Commodore with discussions on franchise interests and potential lease implications for Yankee Stadium. Johnson also plans selling Connie Mack Stadium to the Phillies for 1.6 million as New York hosts the meeting.
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Belmont Stakes winner High Gun to miss rest of season
Belmont Stakes winner High Gun will not race again this season. Trainer Max Hirsch said the horse, leading turf money winner with $134,550 in earnings, was withdrawn from Laurel International due to a pulled muscle in his side.
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Hearing Set on Boxing Monopoly in New York Friday
The New York State Athletic Commission schedules a Friday hearing on alleged boxing monopoly and graft. Affidavits from insurgent Metropolitan Boxing Alliance accuse the International Boxing Guild and promoters of a $100 TV fee, a check-off system, and fees charged to all managers, with two thirds going to boxers, plus nonmember managers forced to use guild representatives at St Nick's arena.
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Onslow Wyoming Boys and Girls Swing In Close Wins
Onslow Wyoming swept two tight contests with the boys edging 56-52 and the girls defeating 42-10. Bensen scored 31 for the Onslow boys while McDonald had 22 for Onslow. For Wyoming Ehlers led girls with 15, and Westphal 30 for Elwood. Oxford Junction saw Buresh 21 for the boys and Burda to top the girls.
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Edgewood Boys Rout Greeley 54 29 In Friday Night Play
Edgewood's players Edgewood and Stalnaker each scored 14 points to power a 54 to 29 victory over Greeley. O'Dell led Greeley with eight points as the game unfolded Friday night.
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Sacred Heart Edges Earlville In Tight Two Games
Sacred Heart of Monticello beat Earlville 59 57 as Tom George scored 30 and Delmar Thibadeau led Earlville with 18. In the girls matchup Earlville won 65 62 with Janet Angel scoring 23 while Sacred Heart rival Susan Staner led all scorers with 33.
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Janet Angel
Sacred Heart
Susan Staner
Colesburg-Buck Creek Girls and Boys Win Tight Doubleheader
Colesburg defeated Buck Creek in both games. The boys won 55 to 39 with Sampson scoring 19 points and Lange leading Buck Creek with nine. The Colesburg girls won 69 to 24 as Bockenstedt scored 25 and Smith led Buck Creek with 14.
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Lansing S C Edges Ossian DeSales In Low-Scoring Tilt
Lansing S C beat Ossian DeSales 42 to 37 behind 28 points from Betsinger. Hawkins scored 14 for the losers. DeSales won the girls game 55 to 17 with Murphy hitting 29. Stirm led Lansing I C with eight points.
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Lowden Girls Triumph Over Lost Nation in District Showdown
Eleanor Licht scored 44 points guiding Lowden girls to a 73 40 win over Lost Nation. Bohling led Lost Nation with 20. In the boys game Muhl scored 25 as Lost Nation edged Lowden 62 57. Meyers topped Lowden with 30.
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Mechanicsville Girls Edge Morley In Overtime Thriller
Sandra Brown scored the decisive basket in the first overtime as Mechanicsville girls beat Morley 59 to 57. Sally Ahrens led Mechanicsville with 26 points while Morley’s Rule and Pillard added 18 each. In the boys game Mechanicsville also won 58 to 52 with Max Brown and Paul Hatcher on 20 points apiece. Morley’s Tallman poured in 23 to top scorers.
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Oxford Junction Boys and Girls Lose to Elwood
Elwood swept Oxford Junction with boys 71 to 51 and girls 48 to 43. Wirth scored 18 to pace the boys, while Reid tallied 22 for the losers.
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Coggon Girls Top Palo as Henderson Scores 36
Joanna Henderson put up 36 points to lift Coggon girls to a 75-40 victory over Palo. Kathy Yates led Palo with 23. In the boys game Coggon won 63-49 as Carl DeWoody scored 26 and Wayne Schnell led Palo with 17.
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Kathy Yates
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Wayne Schnell
Luana Girls Roll Over Lansing in 54 26 Victory
In a two game high school basketball night Lansing-Luana split results. Luana won the girls tilt 54 to 26 with Walz scoring 38 points and Englehorn adding 17 for Lansing. Mohs led Luana's boys with 21 while Bartheld scored 17 for Lansing.
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Lisbon Girls Rally Past Solon in Narrow 42 40 Win
Lisbon girls edged Solon 42 to 40 in a tight Friday game while Solon boys defeated Lisbon 67 to 54.
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Walker Girls Top Center Point 68 56 in Key Match
Madonna Bowles led Walker with 31 points and Kay Kayser added 17 of 20 free throws as Walker defeated Center Point 68 to 56. Center Point won the boys game 37 to 32 behind Comried's 16 points, with Tuffy Winn scoring 13 for Walker.
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Tiffin Sweeps Walford In Twin Bill Showdown
Tiffin teams dominated Walford with the boys winning 76 to 25 and the girls 60 to 7. Steve Brand scored 28 for the boys, Miller added 10 for Walford, while Virginia Balter led Tiffin’s girls with 17 points.
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Winthrop Boys Edge Brandon 49 45. Girls 55 33 Victory
Winthrop's boys beat Brandon 49 to 45 as Decker and Schaeffer each scored 20 points while Hazel tine led Brandon with 21. Winthrop claimed the girls game 55 to 33 with Cusick scoring 23 for Winthrop. Maher led Brandon.
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Proposals Would Aid Minor Loop Reforms Discussed in Houston
Minor League President George M. Trautman said 23 amendments to agreements and rules and eight to the National Association agreement will be debated at the National Association winter meetings in Houston, Nov. 28 to Dec. 3, highlighting reforms with great public importance.
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Major League Baseball proposals raise player costs and broadcast rules
Trautman described amendments on high prices for top club selections, broadcasting authorization, college player signing limits, and reducing active player limits. He cited a $20,000 payment to minor league clubs for contracts from open classification and $15,000 for other classifications.
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Weathered goodwill on road trip between rivals
Hilton Murphy of Devilbiss high Toledo brings his team to Charleston where Stonewall Jackson high hosts, funds travel, sharing meals and rooms. Both squads socialize with opposite players as a courtesy exchange. next year Stonewall Jackson will visit Toledo. Murphy aims to teach courtesy and education in sport.
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Cann Names Co Captains for NYU 1954 55 Team
New York University coach Howard Cann announced on Saturday that Dom DeBonis and Joe Scarpinato have been named co captains of the 1954 55 varsity basketball squad.
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Howard Cann
Dom DeBonis
Joe Scarpinato
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Theater Show Times at Local Cinemas Today
Multiple theaters list schedules including Coe Auditorium with The Lady's Not for Burning and Adventures of Hajji Baba Cine times shown. Iowa presents This Is My Love and Project Moonbase along with Naked Alibi. Times at Times Palace Marion and other venues include Black Dakotas Miss Sadie Thompson Casanova's Big Night and Charge at Feather River with various screenings.
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Saddler Must Defend Featherweight Title by Dec 14
Providence report: National Boxing Association orders Sandy Saddler to defend his featherweight title by December 14 or vacate. The ruling sets a strict deadline for the champion to face mandatory challenger or lose the belt.
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National Boxing Association
Sandy Saddler
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