Brechler Tops Salaries of Iowa Sports Staff
Iowa's three state universities report athletics salaries for last fiscal year led by Paul W. Brechler at $4,500 state funds and $5,500 athletic funds. Ed ward Anderson earned $8,333 from athletic funds, with $12,500 annualized. Louis Menze and Abe Stuber follow, with multi-source pay from state and athletic funds.
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Brechler
DES Moines
Paul W. Brechler
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Edward N. Anderson
Hawkeye
Anderson
Louis Menze
Iowa State College
Emmett
Abe” Stuber
Cyclone Grid
Leonard Raffensperger
Pat Boland
Bob Fitch
Bernie Masterson
Rollie Williams
Lawrence “Pops” Harrison
Otto Vogel
Francis Cretzmeyer
Frank J. Haviicek
Athletes Named On School Jobs In State Salary Book
The annual salary book lists athletes employed by state schools from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950 with many paid from other funds rather than state tax funds. Names include University of Iowa football staff and Iowa State College workers plus Iowa State Teachers College student assistant Paul Devan.
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Iowa State College
Herb Cormack
L. C. Timm
W. Burton Moore
Ray Donels
Clayton Sutherland
Georges. Bretnall
Merl J. Ross
Iowa State Teachers College
Clyde L. “Buck” Starbeck
Oliver M. “Hon” Nordly
Dave H. McCuskey
Des Moines
University of Itowa
Earl Banks
Duane Brandt
Andrew Buntz
Don Commack
Charles Denning
Glenn Drahn
Jerold Faske
William Greene
Robert McKenzie
Donald Winslow
Robert Clifton
Charles Darling
Everett Cochrane
Wally Ris
Joseph Scarpello
Robert Angle
Don Ferguson
Dean Laun
Don Paulson
John Tillo
Dudley Ruisch
Paul Devan
Dick Hogan
Keystone
Ralph Clemmens
Dubuque
Mark Doyle
Chuck Kennedy
Don Hill
Upper Iowa
Vincent Keegan
Red McNamara
Everett McCrea
Cedar Rapids
al Seabrooke
Williams Plans Independent Spring Work With Red Sox
Ted Williams said he would skip exhibition games this spring if not feeling right and would run his training independently. He warned against another spring training like last year and asserted full control over his regimen, noting he may quit if financially able. He added no discussions with Joe Cronin or others.
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Miami
Fla
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Notre Dame Faces Tough Season and Public Interest Grows
Notre Dame struggles with three losses this year while drawing larger crowds on stadium, radio, and TV. Ed Krause notes more people enjoy losses than wins as Leahy recalls past late-game rallies and Iowa Illinois reviews praise the Irish and the Big Ten battle. Cedar Rapids remembers Lou Boudreau’s firing after a long, respected career and hopes for a new job soon.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ed Krause
Purdue
Indiana
Irish
Cartier Field
Leahy
Southern Methodist
Southern California
Fighting Irish
Iowa
Lou
Indians
Wolves
Cedar Rapids
Boudreau
Grundmeyer Named Delaware League MVP In Banquet Night
Tony Grundmeyer, a right hander from Dundee, was named Delaware County Baseball League MVP at the league banquet. He won his first three games for Dundee, later suffered 11 straight losses, and previously helped his high school team to a Dysart tournament second place and a 13 game win streak. The banquet honored players from eight teams as 125 patrons attended.
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Coughlin
Wisconsin State Journal
Illinois
Iowa
Rosie
Guy Reichardt
T. D
Ryan
Delaware County
Tony Grundmeyer
Dundee
Grundmeyer
Dysart
Dundee High
Boxholm
Bancroft
St. John’s
Quaker Oats
Bernard Devine
Jerry Vaske
Gerald Clemmens
Ned
Marcus Kehrli
Light Iowa camp builds toward Notre Dame game
Iowa football conducts light workouts all week as Coach Raffensperger limits contact. backs work tackling dummies while linemen drill blocking. Harold Bradley shifts to guard after a cut eye incident. Notre Dame prepares with freshmen using Iowa plays and will travel to Davenport after a light session Friday. Illinois and Ohio State report strong showings ahead of their Champaign matchup.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Leonard Raffensperger
Harold Bradley
Illinois
Notre Dame
Davenport
Karras Returns to Workout for Part Time Play
John Karras resumed workouts after a two week break and appears ready for part time action. Ohio quarterback Tony Curcillo is recovering from an ankle injury and will make the trip.
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John Karras
Ohio
Tony Curcillo
Browns Refuse to Permit Mont as Player vs Redskins
The Washington Redskins were barred from using Assistant Backfield Coach Tommy Mont as an active player in the Cleveland game with the Browns. Washington would rely on injured Harry Gilmer and rookie Nick Sebek at quarterback. Sammy Baugh remains hampered by a sacroiliac issue, though he played last week. Mont, a former Maryland back, was Baughs understudy 1946–1949 and cannot play withoutNFL owners consent.
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Washington
INS
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Tommy Mont
Cleveland
Redskins
Harry Gilmer
Nick Sebek
Sammy Baugh
Philadelphia Eagles
Mont
University of Maryland
Baugh
Yale Extends Herman Hickman to 10-Year Pact
Yale university announces a ten year extension for head football coach Herman Hickman, keeping him at the helm through December 31, 1960. Robert A. Hall of the athletic board stated the move reinforces football's role in education and training of young Americans.
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New Haven
Conn
Herman ‘Hickman
Yale University
Yale
Hickman
Robert A. Hall
University Board of Athletic Control
Matthews Knocks Out Pearce in Quick Omaha Bout
Harry Kid Matthews stopped Arcade Wind Mill Pearce in Omaha on Wednesday night. The Salt Lake City fighter suffered a first round KO at one minute 44 seconds of the second round.
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Omaha
INS
Harry
Kid” Matthews
Wind
Major League Draft Selections Rise From Minors
American League teams chose 16 minor leaguers and National League clubs picked nine in a swift draft. The White Sox led with four selections while the Cubs and Senators added three each. only two draftees were bonus players Paul Hinrichs and Dale Long.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Washington Senators
Paul Hinrichs
Dale Long
Kansas City
All-KeWash First and Second Teams Highlight Area Standouts
The list Publishes All-KeWash selections with players from Keota West Chester Wellman Kalona North English Williamsbore and Williamsburg. Notable names include Griffith Wellman Smith Manatt Ingram Wright Aller Wells Norenburg Peterson Mitchell Kleese Gillaspie Dickel Schuitz Lauback Van Steenhouse Bohr Hartzler Chandler Hariland Tacklie Hadhey Spicher Semlar Laubach Bennett Oakes Mapel Rampleburg backers and guards across multiple schools.
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Griffith
Wellman -Smith
North English
Manatt
Keota
Ingram
Williamsbore
Wright
Aller
Mitchell
West Chester
Kleese
R. Gillaspie
Dickel
Kalona
F -Schuitz
M. Lauback
West_Chester
van Steenhouse
Williamsburs
Bohr
Wellman
Hartzler
Chandler
Williamsbure
B—Hariland
Tacklie
Hadhey
Richland
Guards
Spicher
Semlar
C. Laubach
Bennett
Centers
Oakes
Williamsburg
Mapel
Backs
Rampleburg
Gillaspie
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Iton
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Interloe
Andersen
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Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Red Peppers
Pat Harmon
Lou Boudreau
Delaware
Dundee Hurler
Pat Harmeen
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Virgil McEnany
Virgil
League
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Jim McElliott
Clarence Cox
Manchester
Tony
Delaware Seas
Vielans
Dick Rozek
Cleveland Indians
Jack Dittmer
Boston Braves
W. T. Hoverman
S Gringahes
HALL
Nestor
Johnson
N.D
Chuck Denning
Ohio State
Champaign
Star
Browns
The
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Matthews
National League
Pittsburgh
George Metkovich
Oakland
Long
Chicago
Omar Lown
Montreal
John Cusick
Ed Chandier
St. Paul
Cinsinnati
Leslie Peden
Springfield
Sadeenes
Luis Marquez
Porteland
Ore
Andy Hansen
Minneapolis
del Wilber
Morris Martin
Ed Sameoff
Jersey City
Loug Klein
Los Angeles
Gerald Park
Shrevepor
T, Louis
Shorstop
Merrill Combs
San Jecehicago
Harold Brown
Seatttle
Robert Mahoney
Columbus
Harry Dorish
Toronto
Joe de Maestri
Louisville Washington
Gene Verbie
Milwaukee
Joseph_ Hazie
Pueblo
Frank Sacka
Boston
Detroit
Steve Souchock
Sacramento
New York
Robert Muncrief
Max Peterson
Royaltex
Med- Cavill
Ene al Lelly
U.S
United States Rubber Company
America
Royal Tire Service
U. S
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