A Top-Notch Race Seen in Little 6 Loop
Ottumwa report previews the 1957-58 Little Six basketball race as the final title chase before conference realignment. Ottumwa, Keokuk, Muscatine and Burlington aim for top honors with rebuilding squads and returning stars, while Fairfield Mt. Pleasant and Washington depart to join a new Southeast Iowa conference.
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Emmett I. Mowery
Ottuumwa Courier
Ottumwa
Burlington
Keokuk
Muscatine
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Ft. Madison
Centerville
Bloomfield
Iowa
Ottuumwa
Little Six
Bettendorf
Marengo Gun Club Stages Trap Shoot
Marengo Fish and Game club sponsors a trap shoot at Memorial park grounds Sunday at noon. Shells will be available on site for the shoot and poultry prizes are offered.
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Marengo Gun Club
Marengo
Marengo Fish and Game Club
Memorial Park Grounds
Hazleton Rowley remain unbeaten in conference play
Hazleton Rowley teams swept Rowley with girls winning 74 to 36 and boys taking 60 to 35. Caro lyn Kramer scored 26 for the Tigers in the girls game while Marlene Kim ball added 23. Jim Snively led the boys with 14 points, and Jim Sinnott and Dave Beckner each had 12. Karen Kautz led Rowley with 20 and Larry Sloan added 11.
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Hazleton
Rowley
Buchanan
Carolyn Kramer
Marlene Kimball
Jim Snively
Jim Sinnott
Dave Beckner
Tiger Boys
Karen Kautz
Larry Sloan
Evashkevsky Future Dominates Iowa Football Talk
Iowa observers weigh coach Evashevski's possible move to industry or politics, with three top coaching openings rumored Stanford Kansas Alabama as potential targets. The pending decision looms over the team before Saturday's finale at Notre Dame, where his leadership remains valued by players.
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Stanford
Kansas
Alabama
Evashevski
Evy
Iowa
Notre Dame
Frontier Angel Appears in The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
A Frontier Angel character appears on the scene in The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin Friday at 6 30 PM on Channel 9.
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Frontier
Rin Tin Tin
Channel 9
Stanford's Taylor Quits Coaching
Charles A. Chuck Taylor, seven years head football coach at Stanford, was named assistant director of athletics and will give up coaching. He takes the new duties February 1, 1958, reporting to Athletic Director Al Masters with President Sterlings approval.
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Charlies A
Chuck" Taylor
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Charles A
Chuck” Taylor
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Taylor
al Masters
Prep basketball results from Upper Town and others
G Maynard 5 Aurora 48. G Maynard 58 Aurora 48. Fredericksburg 62 Lawler 464. Lawler 60 Fredericksburg 43. Ridgeway 31 Ft Atkinson 22. Ft Atkinson 86 Ridgeway 35. Cedar Rapids LC 76 Cedar Rapids St Vene 33. College football Catawba 20 Newberry 7. Arkansas A&M 33 Ouachita 6. College of Ozarks 0 Henderson 0. E Central Okla 69 Okmulgee Tech 36. National Association NBA New York 124 Minneapolis 123. Boston 112 Detroit 90.
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G—Maynard
Aurora
Buchanan County
Turkey Valley
Fredericksburg
Lawler
B—Lawier
G—Ridgeway
Ft. Atkinson
Ridgeway
Northeast Catholic
Cedar Rapids LC
Cedar Rapids St. Vene
Catawba
Newberry
Arkansas A&m
Ouachita
College of Ozarks
Henderson
E. Central Okla
Okmulgee Tech
New York
Minneapolis
Boston
Detroit
Seek Return Of Waterloo To 3-I Loop
Waterloo weighs revival of the Three-I league after a one year gap with support from Cedar Rapids leaders including League President Hal Totten. The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce met with Pat Touchne and discusses bids from Green Bay and Appleton for 1958 expansion, with clubs in Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Burlington already in. Potential entrants include Dubuque Clinton Wausau Winona and Keokuk with Waterloo needing a local organization and possible Kansas City Athletics accord.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Hal Totten
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Pat Touchne
Chamber of Commerce
Totten
Green Bay
Appleton
Wis
Chicago
Rochester, Minn
Davenport
Burlington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Dubuque and
Clinton
Wausau
Winona
Minn
Keokuk
San Diego Marines to face Bolling Air Force in Shrimp Bowl
The undefeated San Diego Marine Corps recruit depot football squad accepted a bid to meet Bolling Air Force Base of Washington DC in the Shrimp Bowl on December 15 at Galveston Texas.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Bolling Air
Iowa Favored Again Over Notre Dame in Big Ten Clash
The Hawkeyes remain favorites to beat Notre Dame in South Bend despite Notre Dame upset of Oklahoma. Seven of nine national writers pick Iowa, with margins around seven points. INS and AP contributors offer varied Notre Dame hopes, while other games and college predictions follow.
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Town
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Hawkeyes
New York
Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Patrick Joyce
International News Service
Bettors
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Randy Duncan
Oscar Fraley
Jim Kensil
Norman
Oklo
Jerry Liska
Harry Grayson
NEA
Alex Karras
INS
Honorable Mention List Ends For IDP A Players
A long list of players from multiple Iowa towns and colleges is noted as an honorable mention roster. Names include Hurley Hanley Burlington Tom Bailey Ames Davel Erbst Davenport Bill Schwartz Ottumwa Bob Hunold and many others across teams like Des Moines Dowling, Loras, St. Ambrose, and West Waterloo. The compilation highlights guards centers backs and other positions across the state with no single game result stated.
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Ends
Hurley Hanley
Keokuk
Tom Bailey
Burlington
Jim Dresser
Ames
Davel Erbst
Davenport
Bill Schwartz
Ottumwa
Bob Hunold
Jerry Sandine
Alta
Gene Knoploh
Sumner
Bob Andrews
Spencer
Tom Hailaway
Fort Dodge
Jack Kent
Clinton
al Scott
Town City
Ronald Gatewood
East Waterloo
Jim Harris
Des Moines
Dowling
Ray Horton
Sibley
Bob Mueller
Waverly
Gary Sprague
Glenwood
Dave Runner
Sheldon
Larry Gibson
Creston
Iry Jacobs
Mr. Pleasant
Bruce Kohl
Cedar Davids Washington
Marvel Mauskemo
Ama
Dennis Garvis
Sioux City Heelan
Jerry Kuchel
Kingsley
Bob Stoy
West Waterloo
Dale Sharp
Conrad
A Spoden
Loras
Dubuque
Bud Williams
Des Moines de Allen
Kearns
Tabor
Ron Reed
Bedford
Frank Janston
Ida Grove
Jim Casey
Solon
Tom Cabalka
Independence
Jim Dillon
Goecer
Ron Freeman
Extra
Doug Orford
Clarion
Waldo Nolan
Carroll
Denny Sheehan
LeMars
Geren
Bob Steinbruck
Dick Stooesherr
Mount Pleasant
Gary Woods
el Erab Bowman
Mount Vernon
Joe Cherum
Fairfield
Pon Aptorse
Atlantic
Bob Mecum
Ne Elis
Darwin Knox
Madrid
Morris Stille
Villisca
Ken Tuinstra
Des Moines East
Donners
Vince Burbach
Kuque
Roger Watkins
Cedar Fails
Teachers High
Ted Tormey
Des Moines Dowling
Gary Cowell
Ron Timmerman
Jack #rymire
Valley area players pace IDPA all state picks
The all state teams feature two Valley conference selections on the first team with Du buque Chuck Juergens and Clinton Gary Lorenz, and Tony Houser of Iowa City on the third. Gordy Jones of Washington Cedar Rapids leads the fourth team with four other players from The Gazette region also honored.
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Sigourney
Earl Jones
Dubuque
Chuck Juergens
Clinton
Gary Lorenz
Iowa City
Tony Houser
Gordy Jones
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Tom Northrup
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Lyle Calease
Cedar Falls High
Jerry Hute
Maquoketa
Tama
Bill Loftus
Kalona
Bill Rief
Richard Haupt
Sumner
Jim Hoosman
East
Fort Dodge
IDPA
Wayne Shaw
Boone News-Republican
Jack Ogden
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Max Sandeman
Creston News-Advertiser
Bob Brown
Ft. Dodge Messenger
Ron Arnold
Muscatine Journal
Alex Stoddard
Sioux City Tribune-Journal
al Ney
Waterloo Courier
al Schecter
Council Bluffs
Tama Puts 6 On All-Loop First Team
Special to The Gazette Belle Plaine Tama champion of the South Iowa Cedar league places six players on the fall conference first team selected Thursday night. Honored are Marvel Mauskemo Chris Young bear Gary Jackson Roger Pagel Bill Loftus Tom Videtich. Tim Tower named utility back on the second team. Marengo Toledo Sigourney each place two on the 13 man first team. Brooklyn has one.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
Tama
The
Beaches
Carves Mauskemo
Sr. Fink
Toledo
Sr. Jones
Sigourney
T—ris Youngbear
Doyle Bennett
Gary Jackson
Aes
Roger Pagel
Sts
Nile Feline
Marengo
Novak's Lead Narrowed in Eastern Iowa Bowling Showdown
In the Eastern Iowa Traveling Bowling League Novak's Music of Cedar Rapids meets Muscatine Bowling Club this week. Muscatine won five of six games over the weekend to close to within a game and a half of league leader Novak's. Novak's was idle. Other entries include E I Traveling C R Novak's Muscatine Os ka lo osa C R Jimmy's Ottum Guy's and various city teams with scattered scores such as Washington Ottum Anamosa Fairfield.
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Cedar Rapids
Novak
Muscatine
Iowa
E. I
C.R. Novak
Osklaoosa
C.R. Jimmy
Ottum Guy's
Washington
Ottum Guest
Iowa City
Anamosa
Fairfield
Jewel's Reward Favored For Pimlico Futurity Crown
Maine Chance farm's Jewel's Reward opens as a 4 to 5 favorite to win the $160,000 Pimlico Futurity this Saturday and claim the 1957 two year old championship in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
INS
Maine
Chance Farm
Pimlico
All-America Football Team Names and Second Unit
The list names ends Dick Wallen UCLA and Jim Phillips Auburn. Tackles Alex Karras Iowa and Lou Michaels Kentucky. Guards Roy Hord Duke and Al Ecuyer Notre Dame. Center Don Stephenson Georgia Tech. Backs John Crow Texas A&M Clendon Thomas Oklahoma Walt Kowalczyk Michigan State Don Clark Ohio State. Second team includes Jim Gibbons Iowa Dave Kaiser Michigan State Charley Krueger Texas A&M Bob Reissnyder Navy Aurelius Thomas Ohio State Bill Johnson Tennessee Charley Brueckman Pitt Bob Anderson Army Tom Forrestal Navy Jim Shanley Oregon Jim Pace Michigan.
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Canarsie
Oklahoma
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan State
Don Clark
Ohio State
Jim Gibbons
Iowa
Dave Kaiser
Charley Krueger
Texas Aggies
Bob Reissnyder
Navy
Aurelius Thomas
Bill Johnson
Tennessee
Charley Brueckman
Pitt
Numeral winners lead Coe College freshman football roster
Coe College announces a roster of 32 undefeated freshman football numeral winners. Twenty six are Iowa players led by four from Cedar Rapids, with others from Iowa City, Clinton, Belle Plaine, Davenport, Council Bluffs, Geneseo Illinois, and multiple Iowa towns. Coach Bob Schulz leads the group.
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Coe
Iowans
Cedar Rapids
Wally Schwank
Cornell
Grinnell
Bob Schulz
Frank Brown
Don Coulter
Iowa City
Seard Burns
Byron
Richard Shelko
Clinton
Garrett Clanton
Nos Island
Robert Curnan
Davenpor
James Doud
Kenneth Shogren
Belle Plaine
Mike Driscoll
Williamsburg
John Fortune
Geneseo
Ill
Robert Frieze
Council Bluffs
Michael Jermier
Charles City
Charles Gries
Sigourney
Robert Johnson
Iowa Falls
Robert Malake
Marion
Keith Maxon
Curt Sunner
Eagle Grove
Are Ransell
Gary
Ind
Richard Reever
Glidden
Tom Rhatigan
Monticello
Edward Sheahan
Taylorville
Larry Wick
Minneapolis
James Williamson
Earlham
James York
State Center
Bruce Williams
Center
Gary Roloff
Keith Rusher
Terry Stephenson
Gerald Tharp
Fight Results From Multiple Venues Across The U S
Boxing results list several bouts with misread city states and weights. Notable outcomes include Ike Chestnut losing on points, Zora Folley knocking out Duke Sabe dong, Joe Devlin stopping Hal Jaynes, and Richardo Moreno stopping Ike Moreno in Oakland.
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Los Angeles
Richardo PajJarito Moreno
Mexico City
Ike ‘Chestnut
New York
Oakland
Calif
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Howard King
Reno
Hoemix
Ariz
Zora Folley
Chandler
Springfield
Mass
Onteela and
Retmari
Outpoin Ay Paini
Italy
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Muskies
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Dick Christy
John Grooms
Bill O’dell
Jim Streebey
Don Shupe
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Barry Meerdink
Gary Dankert
Buck Cheadle
Jerry Schwarz
Bob Martin
Frank Pfaff
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San Diego Marines
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Vondracek's Meat Market
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Marcus
Ore Utter
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Betten
Glenn Reyn
Dale Rockwell
Cire
Chuck Wolford
PRE Encer
Dennis Gill
Delmar Timm
Jim Stebbens
Jack Ryan Battani
Madfield
Larr Gath Hanning
Knoxvill Clinton
Bob Hicks
Irell
Estherville
Maria
Larry Streed
Feirman
Hartley
John E
Fred Moore
Gordon Larson
Fred Schultz
Mallard
Dion Kempthorne
Des Moines North
Jerry Walker
Early
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Dick St. Clair
Stewport
Paul Burkett
Perry
Les Guire
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English
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North Ker
Sioux City East
Bob Rein
Dartass Dickessling
Soux City Central
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Dave Clark
Columbus Junction
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Dukesheir
Essex
Ken McDonnel
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Tom Long
Larry Bristow
Winterset
Ickey Schmidt
Knoxville
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Des Moines Tech
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New Hampton
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Rolfe
Jim Mueller
Cherokee
Rod Coiglazier
Thomas Jefferson
Perry John
Due City Central
Scott Russell
Aarbiplerstedt
Dean
Mt Pleasant
Burington
Taed Moore
Fort Madison
Jerriferty
Sioux City Central
Gary Steffens
Jerry Benomh
Boone
Tom Hertz
Roger Boyd
Bob Jenson
Jim Wake
Oskaloosa
Bob Kreamer
Des Moines Roosevelt
Darwin Lytle
Sac City
Jerry Moore
Jerry Robinson
Bart Thiele
Eskader
Roger Cunningham
Gary Gardner
Tom Kenyon
Dennis Niewoehner
Stan Scholl
Fred Gephart
Ed Hages
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Leon_ Jesperson
Graettinger
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Menlo
Tom
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Grundy
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Terry Eagen
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Swea City
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Rockford
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University Igh
Ve Rabe
Dave Sandvig
Dave Anderson
Frank Davis
Adair
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Harvey Jackson
Newton
Jim van Werden
Steve Wedgebury
Orden
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Marv Alexander
Webster City
Loren Burnett
Rodney Dixon
Gary Ellis
Daren Rathjen
David Sever
Lincoln
Jerry Springer
Craig Spencer
Arshall
St. Columbkille
Dick McBride
Gelweth
Latty ‘Myers
Griswold
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Duane Petz
Robert
Wilton
Phil Nielsen
Ounci! Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Gene Ward
Ken Jamurin
Hawarden
Pete van Kirk
Moville
Charles Jons
Roger Spotts
Joe Kovacevich
Don Robertson
Lonnie Rogers
North English
Dave Svenson
Decorah
Bob van Sickle
Fagle Grove
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Dick Krall
West Branch
Bill Housel
Pete Molander
Dick Brown
Jerry Hillebrand
Haupt
Reif
Houser
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Hawks
Freeman
Kieck
Kiecks
Y Corner
2Nd Ave
3Rd St
Dick Lineweaver
Brooklyn
Gene Doyle
Tom Videtchama
Ray Storck
Jack Hall
Montezuma
Dick Hummel
R. T
Dave Ferguson
Monteuma
Keith Disterhoff
Bob Bolt
Jack Eirp
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Dick Spading
Belle Piaine
Bob Kurth
Bob Holle
Wayne Edberg
Sr Bun Back
Tim Tower
Sinclair Heating
Phone Empire
Sinclair Refining Company
Germany
BMW
Chirp
Ellis Boulevard
Seidlitz
Harmony Center
Arene
S4&h
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Cedar Rapids Paint Supply CO
Third Avenue
Dial Empire
Coe College
James E. Davis
Agency
J. Elliott Davis American Building
Young Men's Store
Ivy
Roosevelt
Dobbs
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