Minnesota Grabs 34-7 Victory After Purdue Breaks Go Minnesota
Minnesota defeats Purdue 34-7 in a game noted for numerous fortunate bounces aiding the Gophers. Key plays came from Billy Bye Bud Hausken and Ralph McAllister while Purdue benefited from early drives but failed to sustain them. The win reflects Coach Bernie Bierman’s steady, poised team performance overcoming miscues.
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Iowa punter Drahn nets 72 yard boot in 1960 game
Iowa sophomore Glenn Drahn unleashed a 72 yard punt from the nine to the Illinois 19, plus several other punts in a strong showing. Illinois tacklers Earl Banks and Ron Headington led the defense with 12 and 10 stops respectively.
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C R Pro Five Faces Muskies In New League
Cedar Rapids pro fiveMD faces Muscatine pros in the first Mississippi Valley cage league game at Immaculate Conception gym next Sunday. Cedar Rapids, boosted by ex Iowa stars Clayt Wilkinson and Red Metcalfe, seeks a better showing after a loss to Sheboygan in NPBL action last Monday. Officials discuss adding Herb Wilkinson, Hawkeye great, as another signee. Danceland amateurs join program with Iowa Manufacturing opening at 2 p.m., pro games at 3 30 p.m.
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Harold Still Accepts West Coast Recreation Post
Harold Still, longtime Cedar Rapids athletic official, will relocate with his family to Chelton, Washington, to serve as recreation director for Simpson Logging Company starting December 1. A Cornell graduate of 1936, he previously coached at Roosevelt High, worked in Cornell’s public relations, and served three years in the Navy. He remains a noted basketball and football referee and holds leadership roles in the Cedar Rapids Officials Association.
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Wilson Roosevelt clash ends season at Hill Park
Tonight at Hill Park the Wilson Roosevel t game closes the season and will be broadcast on KCRG. Bob Brooks provides play by play beginning at 7 45 p m.
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Oelwein Leads Northeast Iowa Loop With Four On First Team
Oelwein high school dominates the Northeast Iowa conference football selections with four players on the first team Roger Wagner Bill Wilson Ed Volker and George Rice. Decorah and Waverly tie for co champions and Go Hawks claim two on first team.
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Pheasant hunting season opens with rules and counties listed
The pheasant season begins with a 20 day limit from Thursday to November 30. Daily hunting hours run noon to 4 pm with a two bird daily limit and four in possession. Guns must be disassembled or cased in cars. Legal counties include Lyon Sioux Plymouth Osceola O Brien Cherokee Clay Dickinson Emmett Palo Alto Franklin Worth Mitchell Floyd Butler Howard Chickasaw Bremer Black Hawk Buchanan Fayette Winneshiek Allamakee Clayton Delaware Dubuque Woodbury Ida Sac Calhoun Carroll Crawford Shelby Audubon Guthrie Linn Webster Hamilton Harding Grundy Tama Marshall Story Mahaska Boone Dallas Jasper Poweshiek Keokuk Washington Muscatine Benton Iowa Jackson Jones Scott Clinton Johnson Cedar Pocahontas Kossuth Humboldt Winnebago Hancock Wright.
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Beloit Joins 26 Game Basketball Schedule
Beloit college released a 26 game schedule. Last season the Golds scored 1,877 points for a 69.5 point average, second in the nation among small colleges. The slate includes Feb. 12 at Coe, Feb. 18 at Cornell College, and March 5 vs Grinnell.
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Iowa picks 21 on basketball squad in first cut
Newell Pinch of Cedar Rapids and Jim Graham of Springville are among 21 players who survive the first cut for Iowa basketball. The 21 join the varsity, 40 named to the B team. Season opener is December 1 against Omaha university.
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Black May to Undergo Possible Brain Surgery in Cleveland
Don Black, Cleveland Indians pitcher, recently released from a hospital after a brain hemorrhage may have surgery to relieve ongoing headaches. Dr Edward Castle said X rays will be taken Wednesday to decide if operation is needed, with brain specialist Dr Spencer Braden expected to perform if required.
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Coast Teams Still Favor Big 9 Pact
PCC officials back continuing the Rose Bowl tie up with the Big Nine but seek to bar hosting a second place team. Stanford AD Al Masters supports modifications while USC faculty rep Willett favors no changes. Oregon’s Art Lichtman jokes about long wait for a Rose Bowl bid.
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Georgia Tech Rejects Azalea Bowl Invite
Georgia Tech declined a bid from the Azalea Bowl in Mobile Alabama. Coach Bobby Dodd cited the Southeastern Conference rule prohibiting post season bowls except the Sugar Orange or Cotton bowls.
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