Wilson Edges Tipton and Franklin Stumbles at Burlington
Wilson High School edged Tipton 42 40 as Tipton star John Sissel led a late charge. George Cilek and Eldon Hensch sank late free throws for Wilson while Tipton capitalized on its passing in the closing minutes with Sissel scoring 15, and Wilson used 12 players to secure the win.
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Wilson
Tipton
Franklin
Burlington
Jack Ogden
Wilson High School
Dave Gustafson
Bright
Higk
Busby
Hensch Brothers
Jim Hamilton
George Cilek
Ramblers
Cilek
Reichardt Earns All Midwest Spot In INS Team
Michigan State leads with the all Midwest selection by INS as undefeated team. Bill Reichardt of Iowa joins first team back field with Vic Janowicz Ohio State John Karras Illinois Al Darow Michigan State. Don Coleman Bill Hughes also land on first team, Spanjers Iowa on second string.
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Chicago
INS
Michigan State
International News Service
Bill Reichardt
Iowa
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
John Karras
Illinois
al Darow
Darow
Spartans
Don Coleman
Bill Hughes
Pete Spanjers
San Jose State Edges Pacific 7 0 on late TD
San Jose State finally broke a scoreless game with a fourth quarter touchdown to defeat College of the Pacific 7 to 0 in San Jose. Lynn Alpanolo connected with Larry Matthews on a 62 yard pass for the decisive score as San Jose seized the game late despite COP advances.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose State
College of the Pacific
Cop
Poe
Lynn Alpanalo
Arry Matthews
Bob Hughes
Matthews
Pacific
Van Horne Tops Roosevelt 37 32 Behind Wilson 23 Points
John Wilson, at 6-2 and 190 pounds, led Van Horne with 23 points as Roosevelt Cedar Rapids fell 37-32. The Hornets built a 19-12 halftime lead and expanded in the third quarter before the Riders rallied, but Wilson's late scoring sealed the win. Jim Jagin led Van Horne sophomores with 12 points in a 27-19 victory.
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van Horne
John Wilson
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Big John
Hornets
Wilson
Roughriders
Jerry Barnholdt
Darrell Hennings
Jim Nolan
Gary Droz
Charlie Strasburger
Jim Jagin
Jim Kirby
Olympians Stop Syracuse to Take Second Straight
The Indianapolis Olympians, third in the Western Division, defeated the leading Syracuse Nationals to claim their second consecutive win. Leo Barnhorst scored for Indianapolis as they challenged the league leaders.
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Indianapolis Olympians
National Basketball Association
Olympians
Rochester
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Leo Barnhorst
Indianapolis
High School Cage Results Across Iowa and Nearby States
Score grid lists numerous high school games across Iowa and neighboring areas. Entries include Mississippi Valley with Van Horne, C.R. Roosevelt, and Wamac Tipton. Iowa City, Independence, and Cedar Rapids matchups. parochial and county showdowns. college basketball note appears at end.
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Mississippi Valley
R. Wilson
Tehe
van Horne
C. Roosevelt
C.R. Roos
Burlington
C.R. Frank
Iowa City
Independence
Burden
Jinton
Muscatine
Only 38 of 105 in Mexican Pan American race
In Durango 38 drivers from a 105-car field remain as the Pan American highway race heads toward Juarez. The 1,933 mile event will finish after two days with 667 miles left, leader Piero Taruffi of Italy ahead of Troy Ruttman by 3.37 minutes.
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Durango
Mexico
Juarez
Iday
Piero Taruffi
Italy
Troy Ruttman
Hawks Complete Deal for Seven-Foot Don Otten
Milwaukee Hawks announced Friday a trade acquisition in National Basketball Association dealings. The seven foot Don Otten, previously with Fort Wayne, joined the Hawks to bolster their frontcourt.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hawks
National Basketball Association
Don Otten
Fort Wayne
Browns May Use Marion At Shortstop
St Louis Browns weighing veteran Marty Marion as potential shortstop next season if he proves fit. Marion, 33, released by St Louis Cardinals after contract talks, says he would consider mlb offers but prefers to stay in St Louis. Browns' Bill Veeck expresses willingness to use him if able. Marion’s future hinges on knee and back health after December knee operation and prior back injury.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
St. Louis Browns
Redbird
Fred Saigh
Marion
Saigh
Shortstop
Bill Veeck
Browns
Sportsman’s Park
Veeck
Marty
The
Redbirds
Eddie Dyer
Sedgman and McGregor Capture Sydney Championship Title
Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia won the South Wales tennis championship doubles title by rallying past Tony Trabert and Ted Schroeder 6-8 6-4 4-6 6-2 10-8 in Sydney. The American pair, 21 and 30 respectively, pushed the Australians to the limit with a 5-3 lead in the fifth set before the Australians clinched the decisive win.
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Sydney
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Ken Moor
Tony Trabet
Ted Schroeder
America
France
United States
Trabert
Cincinnati
Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Andrews and partners fall early in National Boys indoor tennis
Fifth seed Arthur Andrews of Iowa City loses to Earl Buchholz Jr of St Louis 6 4 1 6 6 4 in the National Boys indoor tournament. Cedar Rapids duo Jim Stickley and Bill Klier drop a first round junior doubles 6 1 6 1 to Robbie Wertheimer and Courtney Henderson.
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ST. Louis
Arthur Andrews
Iowa City
Earl Buchholz, Jr
Jim Stickley
Bill Klier
Cedar Rapids
Robbie Wertheimer
Courtney Henderson
Stall Keeps Bolts from First Win
Burlington defeats Franklin 54-53 after a 50 second overtime stall by the Grayhounds. George Weingart’s free throw tied the game at 49-49 at the buzzer. Don Maim and Thenhaus led scoring for Burlington with 17 points, while Foster battled fouls for Franklin.
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Burlington
Franklin
Hounds
Davis
George Weingart
Jim Martin
Foster
Scroggs
Bolts
Weingart
Grayhounds
Don Maim
Justice Dept Considers Ban on Grid TV Illegal
The Justice Department signaled that restricting telecasts of major college football games is unlawful. Gov. Wetherby urged a Kentucky Tennessee game telecast, but NCAA and state officials stayed with the blackout plan. The anti-trust division and NCAA officials warned of possible actions if broadcasting limits continued.
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Louisville
Department of Justice
Kentucky
Lawrence W. Wetherby
McGrath
Lexington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Whas-Tv
Tennessee
Ncaa TV Committee
Kentucky Board of Trustees
Newell A. Clapp
Anti-Trust Division
Gov. Wetherby
National Football League
Clapp
Clebut
Philadelphia
Victor Kramer
Justice Department
Kramer
Ohio State
Michigan
Wwj-Tv
Detroit
Notre Dame
Michigan State
East
No Gumdrop Fix Is Reported in Lollipo League
Whitney Martin reports from New York that no game fixing has occurred in the Lollipop League or Biddy Basketball for youths aged 8 to 12 and 8 to 13. Jay Archer of Scanton Pa outlines the program modeled after Little League with 28 inch balls and eight and a half foot baskets. He notes inquiries from 43 states plus Holland Belgium Hawaii Panama Canada and forecasts about 5 000 unregistered teams rising to 25 000 by winter. Grade schools are adopting the program as a tool against juvenile delinquency with physical and social carryover value.
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NEW York
Jay Archer
Scanton
Holland
Belgium
Hawaii
Panama
Canada
Archer
East Stroudsburg
State Teachers College
Will Name New PGA President
The 35th annual PGA meeting opens in Chicago with delegates from 30 sections. Horton Smith is the sole presidential nominee as Joe Novak finishes his third term. Ben Hogan receives the golfer of the Year trophy at the president’s dinner, his third award in four years.
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Chicago
INS
Joe Novak
Los Angeles
Professional Golfers’ Association
PGA
Horton Smith
Detroit Golf Club
Association
Novak
Bel Air Country Club
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Browns Battle Bears Sunday
The Cleveland Browns face the Chicago Bears in a key Sunday NFL matchup. The Browns seek to rebound from a prior loss and maintain their American Conference lead, while the Bears chase a breakthrough in a three way National Conference race.
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International News Service
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Browns
Bears
New York Giants
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York Yanks
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago
George Ratterman
Yanks
Frisco
Sugar Bowl Tickets Sell Out for 1952 Game
New Orleans officials announced the Sugar Bowl is sold out for 1952. President Charles Zatarain said the final 80 743 tickets were mailed to Maryland and Tennessee, with each school allotted 13 000 seats including stadium seats at 5 50 and 42 box seats at 8.
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New Orleans
Charles Zatarain
Mid Winter Sports Association
Maryland
Tennessee
Bruins seek return of sudden death overtime period
Boston Bruins officials urged NHL President Clarence Campbell to restore the sudden death overtime. In a telegram, Art Ross requested an immediate vote on overtime play starting December and cited public demand after 13 of 53 games ending in a tie. The Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs each had six ties this season.
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Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Art Ross
Bruins
Ross
Alren
Toronto Maple Leafs
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Bros . Paioness
Cage
Wamac
Benton County
C.R. Roosevelt
C.R. Rees
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Williamsbore
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