Iowa's Evy praises squad unity for 16 2 2 run
Coach Forest Evashevski lauds seniors who accepted reduced roles as Iowa's football team posted a 16 2 2 run the best since 1921 22. He recalls Fred Harris's selfless season and the team spirit shown in key moments against Notre Dame, noting players Happel Kloewer Knotts and Merz among those adapting roles.
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Evy Evashevski Commitments and Coaching Uncertainty at Iowa
Iowa coach Forest Evashevski signals possible return next season amid health concerns and coaching disagreements with Athletic Director Paul Brechler. He notes a decision in weeks, aims to finish current season with team, and reflects on tough schedule, player effort, and key seniors.
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Three-League set for 1958 season with six teams
Special to The Gazate. CHICAGO The Three League will open its 1958 season April 27 with six teams guaranteed and hopes for eight. President Hal Foden said Sunday league directors voted to admit Appleton and Green Bay Wisconsin, with five other cities possible for two more slots. Franklin Pfaff elected vice president. Cedar Rapids club joins as a treasurer.
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Browns Rally Past Rams for 45 31 Victory
Cleveland roars behind rookie fullback Jim Brown who runs 237 yards and four touchdowns setting a single game NFL rushing record. Browns move atop the Eastern race as Giants stumble with a 27 21 loss to Chicago.
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Ploen's Team in Grey Cup Test in Toronto
Winnipeg Blue Bombers face Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Grey Cup classic in Toronto after winning the Western crown 17-2 over the Edmonton Eskimos in two overtimes. Quarterback Kenny Pipenands End Frank Gilliam and former Drake star Johnny Bright were noted in the matchup.
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Iawa 7th Fifth Spot to Sooners
Ohio State tops the International News Service college football poll on Monday with Iowa seventh after defeating Notre Dame. Oklahoma slips to fifth after losing to Notre Dame. Auburn and Michigan State follow. Mississippi College and Army appear lower in the ranking with various records cited.
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Truex Captures Harrier Honors
Max Truex, former Olympic winner from USC, won the NCAA cross country title in record time at the Bowling Town event in East Lansing. He clocked a four mile time near 19 minutes, beating Beck’s car and setting new standards for the Harrier honors.
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Notre Dame Fullback Sidelines With Rib Fracture
Notre Dame fullback Pietrosante suffered a rib fracture in the game with Iowa and may be unavailable for upcoming matches. The Jefferson Booster Club plans a 7:90 p.m. meeting at Wilson School cafe to discuss fundraising and ball car events.
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Oregon DucksChosen for 1959 Rose Bowl Trip
Official vote by nine Pacific Coast Conference member schools selects the University of Oregon to represent the PCC in the January 1 1959 Rose Bowl game. PCC Commissioner Victor Go Schmidt announced the Ducks would save Ohio State by conference vote.
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