Red Frye Seizes Center Post For Iowa Northwestern Game
Iowa coach Dr. Eddie Anderson reviews Frye as a capable center starter for Saturdays clash with Northwestern. Frye, a sophomore from Albia, previously backed up at center, will anchor the line amid keyed drills as Iowa aims to avenge recent losses and pursue a share of the Big Ten title.
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Red Frye
Iowa
Owa
Wildcats
Eddie Anderson
Ohio State
Northwestern
George
Red” Frye
Albra
Frye
Anderson
Diehl
Andruska
Red
Wes
Albia
Five
Erwin Prasse
Dick Evans
Mike Enich
Wally Bergstrom
Ham Snider
Chuck Tollefson
Ken Pettit
Nile Kinnick
Ray Murphy
al Couppee
Bill Green
Buzz Dean
Ed McLain
Rock Island
Chicago
Loyola University Field
Edgewater Beach
St Wenceslaus Open Season at Oxford Friday
St Wenceslaus boys open the basketball season Friday night at Oxford with six lettermen led by Frank Sebetka Bob Severa Frank Pavek Richard Taylor Bernard Polansky and Charles Zobl The schedule lists upcoming games at Oxford Center Point St Marys Waterloo Cedar Rapids Iowa City and other sites with girls games noted in the latter portion.
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George Pisarik
St. Wenceslaus
Oxford
Frank Sebetka
Bob Severa
Frank Pavek
Richard Taylor
Bernard Polansky
Charles Zobl
Center Point
St. Mary's
Marshalltown
Sacred Heart
Waterloo
St Marys
I C
Cedar Rapids
Ieet Pat's
Cedar Firple
St. Pats
Towa City
St Mary's
St Mary’ S
St Pats
Iowa City
Buck Creek sweeps Oneida in girls and boys games
Buck Creek defeated Oneida 30 21 in girls action and won 28 12 in boys play Tuesday night. The results give Buck Creek a 双 win on the same day for both genders.
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Spectal
the Gazette
Buck Creek
Oneida
Kerr Keeps Colgate Coaching Job With One Year Deal
Colgate University announces a one year contract for Andy Kerr as head football coach. He will be raised to faculty status under the agreement.
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Hamilton, NY
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Viewing the Field by Leo Lucas
Grinnell coach Guy Lookabaugh scolded students for backing the Iowa-Minnesota clash over Grinnell’s Coe game. He called the Coe win as important as Iowa’s rivalry, while noting Grinnell’s poor season and the crowd of 200. A Catholic high school conference in the Dubuque diocese formed with eight members, led by Rev. Lawrence Craney and Rev. Vincent Hoverman, focusing on basketball and a minimum ten conference games for the championship.
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Guy Lookabauch
Grinnell
Coe
Iowa City
Lookabaugh
Iowa
Alex Fidler
Alex
Hawkeyes
Dubuque
Immaculate Conception of
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary's of
Waterloo
St. Martin's of
Cascade
Xavier of
Dyersville
Sacred Heart of Waterloo
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
St. Columbkille’s
Our Lady of Victory
S. C. St. Patrick's
St. Wenceslaus
Lawrence Craney
Vincent Hoverman
J. C
Greyhounds
Northeast Town Catholic Conference
Minnesota
Arthur Huntington
Ohio State University
Huntington
Kinnick
Paul Christman
Missouri
Pitt
Panther
Big Ten
Ohio State
Panthers
Purdue
Indiana
Chicago
L. W. St. John
Pittsburgh
KINNICK STILL UP WITH GRID LEADERS
Kay Eakin of Arkansas and Tom Harmon of Michigan lead national ground gainers with 1 150 and 1 135 total offense respectively in figures from the American Football Statist ical Bureau. Nile Kinnick and others follow in top totals, with passing, rushing and punting leaders listed.
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Seattle
Kay Eakin
Arkansas Workhorse
Tom Harmon
Michigan
American Football Statistical Bureau
Eakin
Harmon
Arkansas Traveler
Iowa
Nile Kinnick
Johnny Knolla
Creighton
Paul Christman
Missouri
Kinnick
Kenny Washington
U.C
Hawkeyes Lead in All American Bets and Kinnick Hype
National experts pick Nile Kinnick as standout back and Aubrey Devine era Iowa teams as among the best. Dr Edward Anderson of Iowa and others laud Iowa's 1940s campaign, praising Kinnick's versatility and the Hawkeyes.
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John Polanski
Red Mayberry
Wake Forest
Knolla
Creighton
Washington
U.C.L.A
Jack Crain
Texas
van Every
Minnesota
Tony Gallovich
Norm Standlee
Stanford
Lansdell
U S.C
Eakin
Christman
Missouri
Ernie Laine
Rice
Rusty Cowart
Texas Christian
Hal Hursh
Indiana
Beryl Clark
Oklahoma
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
Nyhan
Tulane
Dick McGowen
Auburn
Nelson Catlett
VMI
Herman Rohrig
Nebraska
Kinnick
Iowa
Clark
Dick Scott
Ohio State
Aubrey Devine
Walter Camp
Aubrey
Niles Kinnick
Harry Salsinger
Detroit News
Edward N. Anderson
Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa University
Nile Kinnick
Anderson
Iowa City
Chicago
Maroons
Michigan
Allison Danzig
New York Times
Eddie Anderson
Towa
Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
Purdue
Wisconsin
Tom Harmon
Bad News Catego
Paul Christman
John Kimbrough
Kenny Washington
Banks McFadden
Dr. Anderson
Annual Newsboys Benefit Show Set for December 11
The fourth annual Newsboys benefit boxing event will take place at the Immaculate Conception gymnasium on December 11, with proceeds aiding needy city newsboys. Prominent Golden Gloves figures are expected, including Jim Nance, Charlie Koehn, Joe Beltram, Dave Golad, Louie Golad, Chuck Joss, Bob Johnson, Max Klemm, Harold Briggs, Earl Garr, Ernie Jackson, Buddy Boyle, and Warren Smith. The steering committee features Art Taylor, Dave Baer, Dave Golad, and Charles Joss.
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Immaculate Conception Gymnasium
Jim Nance
Charlie Koehn
Joe Beltram
Dave Golad
Louie Golad
Chuck Joss
Bob Johnson
Max Klemm
Harold Briggs
Marty Knowles Leads Wide Open City Classic Scoring
Marty Knowles sparked the City Classic league with a 673 three game series including 212 206 and 255 as Lee Gearhart 625 Milo Svee 621 Mike Scott 619 and Schrader 614 also posted big scores. In women's action Leta Nezerka led Lincoln alley totals with 539 aided by teammates in the Open Industrial and Red Crown divisions. Dearborn Brass swept St James Methodist in Open Industrial while high three game marks and team leaders were noted across divisions.
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Town Steel
Eee
Hubbard Ice
High Havlik Waveee
High Delash
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A_ Foods
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Quaker Oats Co
Ture
Star Laundry Eee
Collins Radio
Wilson Wee
Merchants Bank Eee
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A Tenick
FORD
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Klinger Plaint Co
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Crooks
DH Teers
TIGH
Cresry’s Aletees
Wich Wilfong Vanes
Parenee Press
Kline
Em McRaith
Kirwin Seers
Glucks
High Johnson
Kuba
City Classic
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Carton Co
Ous
Clem
Foxhead Tavern
Peter Pan Bread
High Knowles
Drews Locksmiths
Ana
Reliable Transit
Nish
Svec Dir
RED Crown Ladies
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Wilson and Co
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Stark Coast. Co
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Life Beverage
Aste Rite
Streamler
Hires Root Beer
Wilson
Lincoln Alleys High Marsh
Armstrong Clo. Co
Goodyear. Service
Hirth Zak Dee
Drews Cea
Nezerka
Boyson's Jewelry
Standard Glass & Paintes
Penick and Ford Men
Penick Syrup
Penick Oil
Ee AZ
Hich
Muskeree
Coustal Starchev
Leta Nezerka
Lincoln Alleys
Armstrongs
Goodyears
Rachel Marsh
Jerry” Hanson
Bernice Cameron
Mary Lockwood
Helen Zak
Dearborn Brass
St. James Methodist
Subway
Mistik
Kerns
Smulekoff
Clark
Marty Knowles
Lee Gearhart
Milo Svee
Mike Scott
Schrader
Tr. OW. League
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Troy
Harenstein Ve
Armstrong
Goodyear
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Lincoln
Bishops
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Sescenee
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Wilsons
Lincoln Booster League
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Pyre Ran-Da-Woo i
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Hejkal
Yaters Oo
Eagles
Dan Hus
LeFebvre
Belden Hills
Culver Motor
L Pet
Streamliner
Life Bey
Taste Rite
James Methodist
Mrstik
Tennessee Poised for Rose Bowl Bid Rumors
Tennessee sits as the best bet for the Rose Bowl invitation, while Texas A and M would welcome one and Cornell will not accept post season play. USC, UCLA lead the Pac Coast race with Oregon State close behind as the Dec 9 decision looms. Kentucky could knock Tennessee out with a win, and Texas A and M squads clash as the season ends.
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LOS Angeles
Tennessee
Texas A and M
Cornell
Texas A
University of Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
Oregon State
U.C.L.A
U.S.C
Kentucky
M.texas
All-State Teams To Be Announced In Friday's Paper
Des Moines The Gazette and 28 Iowa Daily Press Association papers will unveil three all-state football teams and an honorable mention list. Teams will be drawn from over 300 high schools in Iowa and feature 13 players plus a utility lineman and back.
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Des Moines
Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
the Gazette
Ossian Boys Edge Farmersburg 21 10 in Hoosier clash
Ossian High School defeats Farmersburg 21 to 10 in a Tuesday boys basketball game at Farmersburg. The report notes a tied girls game earlier in the event.
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Ossian Boys
Farmersburg
the Gazette
Farmersburg High School
Notre Dame Eager To Join Big Ten Ranks
Chicago based story notes Pitt rumors about joining the Big Ten have circulated but skepticism remains. The piece argues Notre Dame would be a more viable and preferable member due to geography and conformity with conference rules.
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Notre Dame
Chicago
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Nebraska
Purdue
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