Decorah Falls Delwein Ties in Northeast Jamboree
In a Northeast Iowa conference jamboree at Wartburg college gym West beats East 53-49. Osage forward Ike Jodson sparked the West with 10 points including two dunks and six free throws helping upset Decorah 16-12 in the second quarter.
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Decorah Falls
Delwein
Waverly
Iowa
Wartburg College
Charles City
Osage
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Decorah
Cresco
New Hampton
Ike Jodson
Jodson
Sparkle
Bob Benson
Benson
West Union High School
Oelwein, Cedar Falls Clash. Waverly, Charles City Tie
The report notes a 18-16 win for an unnamed team over Cedar Falls, last year's champions. Oelwein and Charles City played to an 8-8 tie, while Waverly defeated New Hampton 13-11 with three field goals contributing to the scoring.
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Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Charles City
Waverly
New Hampton
Pirates Build for Top Scout Staff
Pittsburgh Pirates vice-president and general manager Branch Rickey aims to create the largest best trained scouting staff in baseball. Rickey has hired George Sisler as chief Pittsburgh area scout and added Robert Clements Rex Bowen and Howard Haak from Brooklyn to run farm systems and West Coast operations. Bowen will assist Clements on the West Coast.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Branch Rickey
Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
George Sisler
Brooklyn
Robert C. Clements
Rex Bowen
Howard F. Haak
Flatbush
Clements
West Coast
Bowen
Hank
West
Kramer and Addie Win Again on Net Tour in Windsor
Jack Kramer beat Pancho Segura 11 9 6 2 to extend his edge to 10 8 on the pro tour in Windsor Ontario. Pauline Betz Addie defeated Gertrude Morgan 6 3 to claim her 14th tour win as the stop closed.
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Kramer
Addie
Windsor
Ont
Ins
Jack Kramer
Pauline Betz Addie
Pancho Segura
Segura
Mrs
Gertrude
Gussie” Moran
New York Star Flam Heads to Swedish Indoor Meet
Herb Flam a Beverly Hills tennis champion and 1950 U S Championships runner up left New York by plane for Stockholm Sweden for the Swedish indoor event in November.
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New York
INS
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
U. S
Stockholm
All-City Sunday to reveal Cedar Rapids top 11 players
The Gazette will announce the 1950 all city football team selected by coaches officials writers and sportscasters. Pictures of the players and a story by Gus Schrader Gazette assistant sports editor accompany the result.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Gus Schrader
St Patrick's Triumphs 29 23 Over Alumni In Narrow Win
St Patrick's Shamrocks beat Alumni 29 23 at Immaculate Conception gym in a tight clash. Jost led with 14 points including eight free throws while Gearhart controlled boards alongside Jost as Coach Joe Kenney’s squad upped their record to four wins. The Irish travel to Iowa City Tuesday for their next road game against St Patrick's of Iowa City.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s Varsity
Jack Kramer
Joe Clark
Jost
Chuck Gearhart
Hassett Quits as Skysox Manager in Colorado Springs
Jonn A. Buddy Hassett resigned Friday as manager of the Colorado Springs Skysox of the Western baseball league. Hassett, a former major leaguer with the Yankees, Braves and Dodgers, told General Manager Bill MacPhail he might not continue in baseball.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jonn A
Buddy” Hassett
Colorado Springs Skysox
Western Baseball League
Bill MacPhail
Hassett
Skysox
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wilburn Wins Fifth Racing Circuit Title
Jimmy Wilburn of Indianapolis, a four time champion in the combined Consol idated and Central States Racing Association series, secured his fifth title in 1950. Norman Witte announced the victory from association headquarters. The final race at Bloomington Indiana on October 29 determined the outcome with 83 drivers earning points across 47 races. Bobby Grim Sid Bufkin Harry King also featured in the season finale.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jimmy Wilburn
Indianapolis
Central States Racing Association
Norman Witte
Bloomington
Ind
Bobby Grim
Pana
Ill
Sid Bufkin
Mount Carmel
Harry King
Tampa
St. Paul
Des Moines
Ionia
Mich
Circleville
Shotton Denies He Seeks Just One Shot
Burt Shotton says he remains manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers and denies Dick Young's claim that he asked a one shot chance to vindicate himself. Brooklyn was expected to win the National League pennant again, behind Philadelphia.
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Bartow
Fla
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Shotton
Dick Young
New York Daily News
Dodger
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bees Capture Iowa Title on 27-6 Grid Win
St Ambrose defeats Loras 27-6 to claim the Iowa conference football title in the first playoff. Bruno Mikiut 30-yard TD in Q2 and Jack Melligan 39-yard TD in Q3 gave SA a lead after Loras opened scoring on a 46-yard pass. Loras mounts a 61-yard drive for its lone TD.
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Associated Press
Jack Rohan
Loras College
Iowa
Dubuque
Loras
St. Ambrose
Bees
Bee
Bruno Mikiut
Jack Melligan
Mikiut
Melligan
Bob Bergmeier
Drake Receives 3 Bowl Feelers From Drake University
Drake University has drawn feelers from three bowls for possible post season play. Salad Bowl in Phoenix Sun Bowl in El Paso and Refrigerator Bowl in Evansville are listed. Drake finished the season five wins two losses one tie with standout Johnny Bright setting a national total offense mark. Players indicated after beating Iowa State they wanted bowl play.
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DES Moines
Drake University
Russ Cook
Drake
Cook
Phoenix
Ariz
el Paso
Texas
Evansville
Ind
Bulldogs
Johnny Bright
Iowa State
Arizona
Davenport Bears Rout St Ambrose 26 0 In season finale
Louie Oscarson passed for two touchdowns and ran for one as Davenport beat city rival St Ambrose 26 0. He returned a 96 yard interception for a score in the second quarter and his first TD reception went to Bob Collins followed by a 10 yard strike to Ed Kline. Fred Schwengel added a 90 yard interception return for Davenport.
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Davenport
Tom Greenan
Dick Les
Lee Mapera
Joe Chondt
Louie Oscarson
Davenport High
St. Amrose
Oscarson
Pas
Bob Collins
Ed Kline
Fred Schwengel
Culmone Gains in Bid For U S Jockey Title
In Baltimore Joe Culmone closed to one win behind leader Willie Shoemaker in the national jockey championship. Culmone won two races at Pimlico aboard Nottin and Dot Beistro to reach 329 wins for the year, while Shoemaker was blanked at Hollywood Park keeping his total at 330.
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Baltimore
Joe Culmone
Willie Shoemaker
Culmone
Nottin
Pimlico
Dot Beistro
Hollywood Park
Shoemaker
College Football Scores From Iowa to Far West
Iowa conference St Ambrose 27 Loras South 32 Chattanooga 32 Duquesne 20 Middlewest Quincy 99 Carthage 13 Far West Hawaii 39 Brisham Xeans 7.
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Iowa
St. Ambrose
Loras G. South
Chattanooga
Duquesne
Middlewest
Quincy
Carthace
Far West
Hawaii
Brisham Xeans
Xavier Dominates St. Wenceslaus 46 20 in Cedar Rapids
Xavier of Dyersville overwhelmed St. Wenceslaus 46 to 20 on St. Wene floor. Mescher led Xavier with 11 points while Pettinger added nine. St. Vene's top scorer was Jim Colbert with seven.
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St. Wenc
Xavier
Dyersville
St. Wenceslaus
St. Wene
Chuck McBowen
St. Vene
Don Pettinger
Dick Mescher
Pettinger
Mescher
Jim Colbert
Bobby Kazimour
Kazimour
Cedar Rapids
Lance
St. Wenc Xavier
Cage Results High School Parochial Scores and County Games
Parochial results include Xavier 46 over St. Vienna St Boniface 40 and St Marys 34 over Guttenburg. Alumni and county matchups feature Oelwein S H 37 over Volga 33 and St Marys 23 to 22, plus Keokuk County action Richland 55 over Pleasant Plain 45. National League scores show St Paul 81 over Grand Rapids 55 and Louisville 66 over Kansas City 64.
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Eeggoetie Xavier
C. EB. St. Vienna
St. Boniface
Guttenbure St Mary's
Mason City
H. F
Charles City
Ey John’s
Ihn’s
Pat's
Oelecin S. H
Volga
B—Oelwein S. H
Votea
St. Mary's
Riverside St. Mary's St. Joe
Ryan &J. St. Joe
Ryans &T
Richland
Pleasant Plain
Gfe
Sae
Keokuk County
West Union
Clermont
Randalia
Fiscia Clermont
Elgin
Stanley
Maynard
I. High
Wapsie
G—Lowden
Wyoming
Lowden
Clarence
Oxford Eoetion
Oxford Junction
Stanwood
Mechanicsville
B—Olin
Lisbon
G—Olin
South Iowa Cedar
Brooklyn
Guernsey
Poweshiek County
Benton County
Jones County
G—Solon
Martelle
B—Solon
Winneshiek County
G—Calmar
Lime Springs
B—Calmar
Onroe -Hartley
Akron
St. Paul
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Kansas City
Wilson stars as Hawaii dominates BYU 39 7 in Honolulu
Hawaii back Pete Wilson ran for four touchdowns and 65 yards to lift the Rainbows to a 39 7 victory over Brigham Young before 15000 at Honolulu stadium. BYU led 7 6 in the third before Wilson broke free for a 65 yard run and added 45 33 and 23 yard scoring runs. Ralph Willett scored BYU’s only other touchdown.
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Honolulu
INS
University of Hawaii
Pete Wilson
Rainbows
Brigham Young
BYU Cougers
Utah
Wilson
Hawaii
Ralph Willett
BYU
Bob Karpowitz
Cougers
Cedar Rapids Gazette Presents East Iowa High School Basketball Schedules
The Gazette sports staff publishes a comprehensive Sunday timetable listing girls and boys games by conference and county, with parochial schedules grouped together. This guide helps follow local teams and the opponents they most frequently play throughout the season.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Iowa
the Gazette
Ryan Parochials Open Season with Heavy Losses
Little St. John’s of Ryan debuts with a 40-21 varsity defeat to St. Joseph’s Elkader and a 53-0 loss for the reserves led by Jerry Cox’s 16 points. Nearby, Clutier edges Montour 76-70 in OT, and Alburnett drops Central City 74-71 as Pauls scores 25.
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G—Aurora
Edgewood
Ind
St. John’s
Rowley
St. John's
Arlington
Delaware County
B—Victor
Chelsea
Tama County
G—Clautier
Montour
Utier
B—Ci
Dinsdale
Dysart
B—Dysart
Ryan
Ryan Parochial
St. Joseph’s of
Elkader
Pathe St. John’s
Jerry Cox
Clutier
Central City
Clutier Boys
Roland Seda
Paul
Alburnett
Central City Boys
Jack Sweet
High Pointer Boys
Ketkhart
Stanwood
Richard Baird
Mechanicsville
Sewer Tamer
Thana Cette
Ees Hausser
Rage
Winter
Pamillen
Wyoming
Lowden Jones Nugent
McGregor Hazlett
Monona Sneer
Atkins Wser
Norway
John F Primms
Welty
Olin Carney
Lisbon
Jane Sorte Calvins
Dicks le Bunikeron
Dean Theter
Solon
Oran Falcom
Martelle
Doughty
Joe Fechard
O'Brien
John's
Soese
Louie Goranson
Wee
Iy Grundmeyer
Ales
van Horne Bownt
Ovcaae
Tee Benuteens
Blairstown
Moccasins End Eight-Game Slide With 32-20 Victory
Chattanooga Moccasins snap an eight game skid by scoring five touchdowns in a 32-20 win over Duquesne. Fullback Earl Dukes opened with three rushing TDs of 6, 29 and 47 yards while Hank Niebanck and Frank Erwin added scores. Duquesne rallied with a 20-yard pass to Bob Boucher and a 38-yard run by Mike Pavella.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Ins
University of Chattanooga Moccasins
Duquesne
Earl Dukes
Chattanooga
Hank Niebanck
Frank Erwin
Ray Fagan
Bob Boucher
Mike Pavella
Moccasins end eight-game skid with home win over Duquesne
The Chattanooga Moccasins defeated Duquesne 32 20 to stop an eight game losing streak in front of about 8 000 fans on Friday night in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga Moccasins
Duquesne
McEwen Wins Big Ten Harrier Title Again in Chicago
Don McEwen III of Michigan, a junior with endurance, captured his second straight Big Ten cross country title on a four mile course at Washington Park, finishing in 19 minutes 34.1 seconds. Wisconsin won the team crown with 56 points, while Michigan State placed second with 61 points. Indiana took third, followed by Michigan and Purdue, with MSC's Warren Druetzler fourth and Walt Dicke of Wisconsin third overall. Indiana, Michigan, Purdue, Illinois, Ohio State, and Iowa filled the top 10 individual spots among 47 finishers.
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Chicago
Michigan
Don McEwen
Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
McEwen
Purdue
Bob Rodibaugh
Washington Park
Gehrmann
Michigan State College
Spartans
MSC
Warren Druetzler
Walt Dicke
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio State
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Len Truax
George Lynch
Robert Dellinger
James Kepford
Michigan State
Richard Randolph
George Branam
Lonnett Lost to Army Duty. Phillies Trim Roster
The Philadelphia Phillies announced they have reached the 40-man roster limit. Joseph Paul Lonnett, a 22-year-old catching prospect from Beaver Falls, Pa., was drafted into the army, while another player was sold to a minor league affiliate. Lonnett played for Terre Haute in the class B Three-Eye league last season and hit .297.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Army
Joseph Paul Lonnett
Lonnett
Terre Haute
Ind
Beaver Falls
Piggy Bank Bowl Set in Pennsylvania
Abbreviated football field in Shamokin Pa hosts the annual Piggy Bank Bowl featuring pint sized teams from six states. The tournament crowns the national title for east of the new western split and will move to Omaha next. Teams consist of boys aged nine to twelve limited to 110 pounds, with four seven minute quarters per game.
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Shamokin
Omaha
Fight Results From Havana to New York Card
In a boxing wrap, Mia Gavilan from Havana at 147 pounds faced Billy Graham at 143 pounds in a mixed resumé bout across venues New York and Havana. The card noted 9 141 as an integrated score snapshot.
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Associated Pre
New York
Mia G Gavilan
Havana
Fore
Billy Graham
New Cr
Ifisnapers Nl
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Leery Clace
Mehman
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Piedermann
Iska
Hanson Ol
Kelly
Tollefson
McGrew McCarbille
Moores Nierlings
Melicher Kristianson
Ora O'Koffron Conrad
Hunter McCarbille
McCarbille
Hampton
O'Lensch
St. Pat's
Alumni
Pat Spaight
Tom Jost
Shamrocks
John Turner
Wilburn Annexes
Loras St. Am
Buremeier
St. Mo
Les
Paikiat
Dhondt
Feelers
U.S
Dick Kanellis
Chuck Hughes
Vier
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Wene Greentager
J . Wence
Ward Swift
Pinkie Puller
Cage
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North English
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North
What
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McGregor
B—Mecgregor
Monena
Clayton County
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Volca
Vola
Upper Town
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Newhall
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Walford
Center Point
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Shellsburg
Walker
Gresqueton
Quasqueton
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B—Alburnett
Fayette County
Clermont Se St
A Psynard
Maynard Ag
Dunkerton
Oran -Dunkerton
Oran
sir——Aurora
Lone Tree
Durant
Selon
Riverside
Buchanan County
van Horne
Marilyn Steinford
John Wilson
Tony Grundmeyer
Dundee
Louie Garanson
Greeley
Ruth Ann Heinsius
Martello
Dean Hieber
Hieber
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Monona
McGregor Boys
Tom Nugent
Darlene Brockshink
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Walford Boys
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Net
Planwood
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Pome O’brien
van Ornealey
Ann Heinstus
Solomes Swarth
Martelie
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Viola Jennings
Atkins Wre Carter
Farleys
Olince Brendes
Aware Us
Don Travis
Red Bank
Tenn
Rex Evatt
Rossville
Chattanooga Times
Wolf Lebovitz
Evatt
Don McEwen III
Phils
Paul Lonnett
Pennsylvania
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