Bowl Bids on Line for Colleges This Weekend
Tennessee facing a crucial test as No. 1 Vols seek a conference crown and bowl bid with a top foe in Mississippi while several other top programs chase Rose or Orange Bowl spots. Michigan State Ohio State and others also navigate jinxes and bowls amid national rankings and conference pressure.
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Michigan State
UCLA
Michigan
Notre Dame
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Johnny Majors
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Maryland
Ohio State
Sugar
Colton Bowfield
Georgia Tech
International Football Predictions From The INS Experts
Forecasters from the International News Service release college football picks for this weekend. Predictions feature numerous named schools and analysts including Pat Robinson, Patrick Joyce, Phil Clark, Harry Norman, and others with expected scores and upsets across conferences and regions.
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Dostal and Lust Named Honorary Co-Captains for Roosevelt Team
Coach Hidinger announced Chuck Dostal and Norm Lust as honorary co-captains of Roosevelt’s city championship football squad. He also awarded major letters for the 1956 season to players including Dave Renga, Bob Dinice, Dave Brand, Phil Montgomery, Cort Glotham, Don Roen Rowe, Earl Ind, and many others, with several names partially garbled in the OCR.
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Dave Renga
Bob Dinice
Dave Brand
Im Dale
Eden Ialley
Phuck
Dostexis Sibeane
Tom Jones
Jin Hally
Gary Lindses
Stanier Lone
Los
Phil” Montgomers
Evel
Cort Glotuam
Jerey Urtaz Ergentin
Lich Harp
Don Agoen Rowe Aline
Earl Ind
Trent Winerar
Wisngusky
Bob Woodhouse
Darrean
Jim Forrest
Bipye Kadlec
Gary
Bob Sperry
UrRoy Kuve
Bill Tia
Texas denies Leahy athletic director rumors
University of Texas officials dismissed a report that former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy would become athletic director. Claude Voiles and Tom Sealy, leaders of the board, said there is nothing to the claim and Leahy has not been officially contacted.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Claude Voiles
University Board of Regents
Midland
Tom Sealy
Regents
Leahy
Franklin Wrestlers Open Season at Newton Tonight
Franklin high school wrestling opens its season at Newton in a January rescheduled match. Coach Jim King also moved the Franklin vs Tracr meet to November 17 at Franklin.
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Franklin High School
Newton
Jim King
Tracr
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Hawks face Ohio State after string of breaks and tackles
Iowa capitalized on short punts fumbles to score against Michigan and Minnesota while stressing defense. Ohio State, led by Frank Elwood and Jim Roseboro, relies on ground game to stay efficient, and Leo Johnson predicts an Iowa win at home to boost Big Ten title hopes.
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Jim Roseboro
Frank Ellwood
Don Clark
Don Sutherin
Ohio
Paydir
Jim Parker
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Don Vick
Frank Elwood
Angaks
Parker
Clark
Snapp
Stanford
Jackie
Roseboro
Cisco
Vide
Purdue
Courage
Leo Johnson
Tinos
Leo
Johnson
Spink Honored as St Louis’s Outstanding Sports Figure 1950
Naoner Spink publisher of the Sporting News received St Louis’ top sports honor for 1950 at a Thursday night event. The award recognizes his contributions to professional athletics coverage and sports journalism in the region.
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ST. Louis
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Local teams clash as Buena Vista eyes Iowa title contender
Beavers star Jerry Ibach leads Buena Vista against Upper Iowa in Fayette while Lakes-area seniors Luther, Knutson and Skattum sit out with injuries. First meeting in the Town conference this season. both clubs previously split games. Upper Iowa seeks a second straight win after a 34-26 upset of Parsons.
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Ron Martinson
Decorah
Perry Brown
Buena Vista
Jerry Ibach
Iowa
Beavers
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Fayette
Touaenh
Vern Boelkens
Central
Ibach
Peacocks
Upper Town
Parsons
Tte
John Dorman
Ed Eilscheid
Rocca Wins By Disqualification At Memorieda Museum Show
Argentine Rocca takes the feature as Bob DeMaree is disqualified on Thursday night. Exhibitions include Gunnar Buddy Knox drawing with Dick Ahsman and Bobby Bruns defeating Budlish. Yaris Kruminsh noted as a basketball player rather than a heavyweight fighter.
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Memorieda Museum
Bob DeMaree
Melbourne
Gunnar Buddy Knox
Dick Ahsman
Bobby Bruns
Budlish
Thomas
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Harry Lewis
Russia
Yaris Kruminsh
Ahsman
How-Winn Conference reshuffle tests preps favorites
The How-Winn conference realignment shifts three schools to Turkey Valley and adds three independents. Ridgeway defends boys title with four veterans, Edna and Lime Springs vie for top after shifts. Elma, Cresco Notre Dame, and others curve the race with returning lettermen and new threats.
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Tom Tryteon
Duane Snyder
Wayne Wemark
Jerry Fielstul
Edna Public
Don Frost
Chaye
Ossian
Lime Shrines
Tom Wilke
Judy Lloyd
Janet Eaton
Carol Remnbold
Sheryl Ellis
Nancy Moldt
Nella Souhrada
Karen Lloyd
Sandy Kallestad
Elma
Cresco Notre Dame
Cresco
Merle Kollasch
Bob Allendick
al Bohr
Delores Skretta
Vanita Herold
Laverne
Trotium Rudolphinum
James Melota
Ridgeway and Gladbrook loom in prep basketball scouting
Ridgeway faces a young girls squad with four veterans after a two win league season in 1955 56. Midtown favors Gladbrook in the Mid Iowa conference race with Dinsdale as a recent co champion and sharp challengers from Garwin and Beaman as Merill Halter’s Merill Halter’s Beaman boys also feature limited experience.
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Dinsdale
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Mary Jean Jay
Georgia Eichwell
Judy Smith
Joan Helberger
Sharon Delta
Priscilla Shirk
Merrill Halter
Joel Jorgensen
John Sackett
Beaman
Wildcats
Roger Hertoma
Tack Hill
Merle Lynch
Gary Gethmann
Merle Weatherly
Bill Elmore
13 Year Old Cager Dies During Practice
In Kimball West Virginia a 13 year old boy named Ernest June Carer died after suffering a heart attack while practicing basketball with his Kimball junior high team. Acting coroner Dr L F Wright attributed the death to coronary thrombosis. Companions said he trotted around the court five times then complained of sharp stomach pains.
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W. Va
Ernest June Carer
L. 4. Wright
iGirls Clinic Sets At Central City
A girls bus basketball clinic is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in Central City with Colesburg and Coggan teams scheduled to play. Afternoon sessions feature coaches Herman Lewis John Bosley Jerry Gallagher and Chris Strampe. AAU official Ruben Ortal from Des Moines will assist with the Central City demonstration.
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Clars
YMCA basketball league opens 1956 57 season
The YMCA commercial league begins its 1956 57 schedule with three games at the YMCA Monday night. Jerabek's faces Hall's at 6 45, Sanitary Dairy versus Newhall at 7 55, and Pee tackles Uptown Village at 2 05. The men's league starts two weeks later with vacancies still open.
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Sacred Heart sweeps Epworth in twin bill
In Monticello Sacred Heart boys rout Epworth 53 to 41 as Westoff scores 28 points and Pat Smith adds 12 for Epworth. Sacred Heart girls dominate 49 to 17 with Linda Ferring leading winners and Donna McDermott scoring seven for Epworth.
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