Four Big Ten Teams Still In Rose Bowl Race
Four Big Ten contenders Wisconsin Michigan Purdue and Minnesota remain eligible for the Rose Bowl as Ohio State is ruled out. Wisconsin leads with 6 2 overall while Michigan and Purdue fight for potential tie breaking votes and Minnesota could join if others falter. Iowa also garners praise for spirit after a 39 14 win over Northwestern and a standout performance by players including Kemp Berwanger and Hutchinson.
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Wisconsin
Michigan State
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Minnesota
Ohio
Purdue
Indiana
Washington
California
Ohio State
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Loras Edges St. Ambrose With 34-6 Victory
Davenport AP says Loras College Duhawks, 8th win in nine games, beat St. Ambrose 34-6 after four of five Loras TDs came on passes. Bob Bertsch threw three scoring passes of 20 52 and 53 yards. Tom Harte added an eight yard strike. St. Ambrose finished 2-2 in conference play.
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St. Ambrose
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Tom Harte
Eby Named Conference Commissioner in Iowa Loop
Eby of Cedar Rapids was renamed Iowa conference commissioner at the annual fall meeting in Storm Lake Moray. The former Coe College coach and Cedar Rapids sporting goods dealer will serve a second term as commissioner. A six member committee was chosen to study 1954 conference consolidation with a February report planned. All schools were asked to refrain from football contracts until consolidation is settled. The Rev. John McAuliffe was elected conference president, with W. O. Kalso as vice president and Hertel continuing as secretary-treasurer.
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Roy Hutchinson
Hutch
Iowa
Storm Lake
Moray
Eby
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Conference
Coe College
Forth
South
Grius
John McAuliffe
St. Ambrose College
W. O. Kalso
Luther College
Hertel
21 Teams Still Unbeaten in 1952 Football Schedules
New York based report lists 21 teams undefeated and untied after 1952 schedules. Nine teams have nine victories including Peru State and Georgia Tech, with others reaching eight seven and six victories. The piece notes several programs such as NEO State and Beloit among the still perfect run of results.
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New York
Peru
Neb
State
Georgia Tech
Jessee Tech
N.E
Oklahoma State
Michi State
Southern Call
East Texas
Miami State
Beloit
Wis
Rochester
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Wigsinis Chete
Lenoir-Rhyne
N. C
West Chester Teacheure
Con State
Roosevelt Booster Club Meeting Tonight at 7 45
The Roosevelt Booster Club holds its regular meeting at 7 45 in the Roosevelt cafeteria. KPIG sports director Al Embury will speak. The club now meets on the first and third Mondays each month and membership cards will be distributed.
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al Embury
KPIG
Big Ten May Pressure Wisconsin Over Rose Bowl Bid
Wisconsin faces possible pressure to accept a Rose Bowl bid after voting against renewing the contract in 1951. Faculty Rep Kurt Wendt said a 1952 invitation is possible if Wisconsin earns conference title or a share of it, though the faculty previously opposed renewal.
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University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Kurt Wendt
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Wisconsin
Pasadena
Calif
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Reds
Tennessee
Tech
C R Teams Hot In Bowling Loop
Cedar Rapids clubs surge in the Eastern Iowa Traveling Bowling League with three wins at the Bowlium and season highs. Iowa National stays second, taking five of six, led by Ray Langham’s 674 and Lorraine Schrader’s 717 series. Burlington collects losses as Iowa National posts a 1117 team game and a 3109 series, the league’s high to date.
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Iowa
Lover Burlington
Iowa National
Lorraine Schrader
Burlington
Ray Langham
Eal
Sehuls
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Atherton Snatee Ong
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Langham
Burlington Wiemer
Phel Rosstes Istsse
Spor t Slate With Mixed High School and College Dates
Week overview lists events from Monday to Saturday with scattered names and times. Mentions include St Marys, Sacred Heart, Marion, Springville, Notre State, Kansas Iowa, and Maquoketa with several unclear venues and mismatched terms.
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Kansas
Iowa
Roosesophs
Maquoketa
Davenport
Roberts Named National League Most Valuable Player
Writers chosen Philadelphia pitcher Robin Roberts as NL MVP with 28 wins and 330 innings pitched, edging Joe Black and others. Musial led in batting hits runs and doubles. Stan also earned consideration with 194 hits and a .336 average.
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New York
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Santosh Weedae
Joe Black
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Black
Dodge Hurler
Brooklyn
Roberts
Stan Musial
Hank Sauer
Cubs
Enos Slaughter
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Musial
Sauer
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Slaughter
Campanella
Springfield
Cedar Rapids Doberman Caps Female Class at Chicago Show
C. R. Dog Tops Show in Chicago as C. D. a Doberman Pinscher trained by Bob Nejdl of Cedar Rapids wins the female class at the Doberman Pinscher Club of America show held at Navy Pier. The dog scored max five points in a field of 50 entries from 29 states, yielding Cedar Rapids its first bench show champion and boosting Cresella’s show points to 18. Nejdl has four years of dog training experience.
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Kitchawns Diesel
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Bob Neidl
Cedar Rapids
Kitcha Wns Cresella
Nejdl
Notre Dame Tops List in NFL Alumni Count
New York AP reports Notre Dame has produced 151 players who reached the pro gridiron, more than any other college. Minnesota 82, Ohio State 74, and Pittsburgh 71 follow in the rankings.
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National Football League
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Culver Extends Harvard Rushing Lead Against Brown
Harvard fullback John Culver added 59 rushing yards to reach 556 yards this season and increased his touchdown total to 10 after Saturday's win over Brown. The Cedar Rapids star helped the Crimson in Cambridge with a productive performance.
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Cambridge
Mass
John Culver
Harvard
Cedar Rapids
Brown
Crimson
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Pheasant Season Opens Tuesday Across State
The pheasant hunting season begins at noon Tuesday after a one week delay caused by drought. Shooting runs daily from noon to 4 30 pm. The bag and possession limit is three cock birds. Short zone counties close November 29 and long zone counties close December 12.
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Browns Top Division Race In Narrow 29 28 Win
The Browns edged rivals 29 28 as they held a one game lead in the American division. Otto Graham threw two TDs and Lou Groza set two league records with 14 field goals and 22 extra points, while the Rams and 49ers won to stay in the chase. The Giants slipped to second after a 17 3 Packers upset and the Eagles beat the Cardinals.
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Otto Graham
Jim Finks
Los Angeles
Frymire Hayman and Sawyer To Face Irish
Iowa coach Evy says Dick Frymire Phil Hayman and Emmett Sawyer expected to start against Notre Dame after the 39 14 win over Northwestern. Don Inman and Bob Phillips doubtful nursing injuries Stearnes shows top form with 123 yards on 21 carries as Hawkeyes prepare light practice plan for the Irish.
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Gazette
Iowa
Northwestern
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Forest Evashevski
Dick Frymire
Phil Hayman
Emmett Sawyer
Evy
Don In- Man
Bob Phillips
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Phillips
Cedar Rapids
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Bob’ Ne
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Conference title races head to Saturday showdowns
Big Ten and PCC races hinge on Saturday's four key games. UCLA vs USC looms for the PCC crown while Michigan can clinch by beating Ohio State. Texas and Mississippi seek Cotton and Sugar Bowl berths after recent wins. Georgia Tech also vies for a major bowl.
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Ohio State
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Tennessee
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Postville Bucs Seek Northeast Iowa Games
Postville’s independent basketball team the Bucs organize and seek games with Northeast Iowa teams. Last year’s 16-4 roster included Dean Gunderson Don Heins Bernie Martins Clay Schultz Grant Schultz Gilbert Livingood Willard Sander Don Seifken and Bob Landt. New players expected are John Kittleson Dick Schlee Ralph Gunderson Don Olson and Jim Prottman. Contacts Jack Lavelle Postville.
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Bucs
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Dean Gunderson
Don Heins
Bernie Martins
Clay Schultz
Grant Schultz
Gilbert Livingood
Willard Sander
Don Seifken
Bob Landt
John Kittleson
Dick Schlee
Ralph Gunderson
Don Olson
Jim Prott
Luther Norse Lead in Rushing Despite 3 5 Record
Dave Reque led Luther college rushing for the season with 11 yards in 154 carries, per final statistics from the Iowa conference school. The Norse, though 3-5, topped opponents in every statistical category. four foes won conference titles and three finished second.
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Dave Reque
Luther College
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