Immaculate Conception Stuns Clinton St. Marys 59 51
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids defeated St. Marys Clinton 59 to 51 in Clinton Friday night to remain unbeaten at 5 0. Lengle led St Marys with 25 points while Maher and Stemlar each had 15 for the Irish. Cummings, Maher and Sullivan fouled out as the Hounds rallied late.
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Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s
Greyhounds
S.C
John Lengle
Irish
Jim Maher
Hounds
Tom Stemlar
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Lengle
Springer
Dick Cummins
Maher
Sullivan
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St. Mary's
Inc
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Springer Sullivan
Canley Stemilar
Lengle Wilson
Callins
Heide
Cummins
Donnell
Doyle
Cummins Orman
Mcconnell Jamer
Graves Naughton
Eee Eeneer
Gh Mae E
Rss
Car Plunges 200 Feet But Prep Goes to Game
A 16 year old prep football player, Barry Burr of Studio City, drove his car off a 200 foot cliff on Mulholland Drive in Hollywood. He escaped with minor injuries and joined his Harvard School team for a game against Hawthorne. His passenger Larry Bay of North Hollywood fell from the car but suffered only brush burns.
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Mulholland Drive
Ane
Barry Burr
Studio City
Larry Bay
North Hollywood
Burr
Harvard
Hawthorne
Bay
Cedar Falls Favorites In Northeast Iowa Race
Cedar Falls enters the Northeast Iowa Conference as the favorite after a 20-3 season and 13-1 league mark last year. Key returnees Gene Nichols Jay McGrew Brandt Stum Gary Trunnel and John Langsbory will shoulder the scoring load with new roles from replacing notable graduates.
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Glenn Ortmayer
Charles City Daily Press
Charles City
Cedar Falls Tigers
Thomas
Beckers
Bud Nichols
Gard
Gene Nichols
Jay McGrew
Brandt Stum
Gary Trunnel
John Langsbory
Dark Horse
Waverly Goshawks
Gohawks
Television Listings Summary for Cedar Rapids and surrounding area
Television listings for KCRG Cedar Rapids WMT KWWL Waterloo WH Rock Island WOI Ames WOC Davenport Des Moines outline Saturday night programs. The schedule includes News Weather Racket Sound Movie Mystery favorites Tonight with Jimmy Durante Talk shows wrestling films parades and late night mysteries.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt.-Tv
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Whbf-Tv
Rock Island
Woi-Tv
Ames
Woc.tv
Davenport
Des Moines
Avorite Huspan Vorite
Doak, Former Major League Hurler, Dies in Florida
William L. Doak, longtime spitball pitcher for Cincinnati St Louis and Brooklyn, died in Bradenton Florida on Friday at age 63. His daughter found him in a bathtub and authorities attributed the death to a heart attack. Doak had lived in Florida 29 years and once ran a confectionery shop. His best season was 20 wins 12 losses for St Louis in 1920.
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Fla
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Brooklyn
Widow of Maranville Dies at 67 in Springfield
Helena Maranville, 67, widow of Hall of Fame shortstop Rabbit Maranville, died Friday night in Springfield after collapsing at friends’ home during Thanksgiving visit. Her husband Walter J. Maranville was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown shortly after his death on January 6.
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Mass
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Walter J. “Rabbit” Maranville
Friends
Cooperstown
N. Y
Hawks Cruise Past OLVA for Second Win in Week
St Wenceslaus Red Hawks beat OLVA of Waterloo 85 to 57 on home floor. Gordy Sanborn and Ronnie Drahozal led with 22 points each, Don Fiala added 21 as Hawks hit 41.7 percent. The Blue Jays led early but the Hawks pulled away in second half. OLVA won the fresh-soph game 42–34 with George Beaumaster scoring 14.
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Waterloo
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Hawks
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Ronnie Drakozal
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Fiala
Drahozal
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Sansone
Joe Severa
Ck Diehl
Cedar Rapids
Baltimore Out of Pro Cage Loop
Flashy Frank Selvy moved to the Milwaukee Hawks on a lend lease basis after Baltimore withdrew from the NBA. The Bullets seek reentry next year. if not, drafted players pass to new clubs. Rochester chose Don Hendriksen. New York drafted Paul Hoffman. Boston picked Bob Houbreys. Syracuse took Connie Simmons. Fort Wayne selected Al Reges. Minneapolis chose Bob Leonard. Philadelphia picked Ken Murray.
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National Basketball Association
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Hawks
NBA Board of Governors
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Rochester
Don Hendriksen
Paul Hoffman
Boston
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Connie Simmons
Syracuse
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Fort Wayne
Bob Leonard
Army
Minneapolis
Ken Murray
Philadelphia
Teddy Red Top Davis Wins at Madison Square Garden
By The Associated Press Teddy Red Top Davis 126 Hartford Conn outpointed Percy Bassett 126 Philadelphia 12 rounds in New York Madison Square Garden. Pascual Peres 107%4 Argentina outpointed Yoshio Shirai tilts Japan 15 rounds for world flyweight title. Jimmy Martines 154 Glendale Arizona outpointed Pedro Goen sales 160 Rankin Pa 16 rounds in Phoenix Arizona.
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Teddy Red Top Davis
Hartford
Conn
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Pascual Peres
Argentina
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Tilts
Japan
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Ariz
Jimmy Martines
Glendale
Aris
Pedro Goensales
Rankin, Pa
Garnavillo girls roll over Strawberry Point in 79 35 win
S Sandy Fiete scored 42 for Garnavillo with Janann Kellogg 23 for Strawberry Point. In boys action Garnaville beat Humboldt Fort Dodge 56 48 with John Tuecka 21 for Garnaville and Dick Clauson 26 for Strawberry Point. Riverside Crawfordsville swept both ends 66 26 and 47 40 as Edgar led the boys with 18. Strangler 21 led Crawfordsville girls with Luckey 13 for Riverside.
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Strawberry Point
Sandy Fiete
Janann Kellogg
Dick Clauson
John Tuecka
Garnaville
Riverside
Crawfordsville
Edgar
Dell
Strangler
Luckey
Stanley defeats Alpha in boys and girls basketball showdowns
Stanley sweeped Alpha with the boys 53 54 and the girls 53 46. Leslie Duckett led Stanley boys with 16 points while Glen Roie had 15 for Alpha. Faith Duckett scored 32 for Stanley girls and Janice Kent led Alpha with 20.
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ALPHA
Leslie Duckett
Glen Roie
Faith Duckett
Janice Kent
Lost Nation Tops Oxford Junction in Boys and Girls Games
Lost Nation boys defeated Oxford Junction 72 to 56 as Mohl scored 26 for Lost Nation and Ken Erickson led Oxford Junction with 22. In girls action Lost Nation won 38 to 33 with Sandra Roahling scoring 19 and Kathleen Burda 16 for Oxford Junction.
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Oxford Junction
Mohl
Lost Nation
Ken Erickson
Sandra Roahling
Kathleen Burda
Sacred Heart girls overpower Delhi 77 to 44
Susan Staner scored 34 points to lead Sacred Heart Monticello over Delhi 77 44 in girls action. Janice Harbach led Delhi with 23 points. In boys play, Delhi beat Sacred Heart 61 56 as Dale Cords scored 28 while Tom George topped Sacred Heart with 32.
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Monticello
Susan Staner
Monticello Sacred Heart
Delhi
Janice Harbach
Dale Cords
Tom George
Sacred Heart
Central City Tops Mt. Vernon In Opener 54 to 29
Central City opened with a 54 to 29 victory over Mt. Vernon led by Joe Butterfield with 21 points. Kruse scored 10 for Mt. Vernon. Central City also won the reserve game 33 to 28 in overtime.
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C. City
Central City
Joe Butterfield
Kruse
Belle Plaine Marengo unbeaten in 56 26 win
Belle Plaine Marengo remained unbeaten with a 56 to 26 victory over Marengo. Larry Lebeda led the winners with 18 points while Ron Swift scored six for Marengo. Marengo won the reserve game 48 to 47 as Dale Sperry scored 18 and hit the winning basket.
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Marengo
Larry Lebeda
Ron Swift
Dale Sperry
Coggan Girls and Boys Defeat Troy Mills in Close Contests
Coggan girls beat Troy Mills 63 51 led by Joanna Henderson with 40 points while Oliphant led Troy Mills with 23. In the boys game Coggan won 57 40 as George scored 13 and Eiler posted 14 for Coggan.
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Coggan
Joanna Henderson
Oliphant
George
Eiler
New Hampton-Sumner Boys Win 66-50 Over Sumner
New Hampton beat Sumner 66-50 as Willetson scored 20 points and Fritz led Sumner with 17. New Hampton also won the reserve game 38-34.
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Sumner
Willetson
Fritz
Marciano Nose Injury May Delay Title Bout in Miami
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano said his nose remains tender and may prevent a February title bout with Nino Valdes in Miami. He plans to travel to Miami on December 20 to test his nose in exhibitions.
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Brockton
Mass
Rocky Marciano
Miami
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Marciano
Theater Time For Saturday Showings
The Gazette lists today and tomorrow’s schedules for Paramount Iowa State Palace and Marion theaters. Titles include White Christmas Black Knight Sitting Bull Jungle Gents Rogue Cop Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Hondo Shark River Annie Oakley Killers from Space with listed matinee and evening times.
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Paramount
Iowa
State
Rebecca
Sunnybrook ‘Farm
Barbara Stanwyck
Annie Oakley
Space
Davis Wins NBA Title Fight and Eyes Saddler Rematch
Teddy Davis won a 12 round unanimous decision over Percy Bassett in Madison Square Garden to clinch part of the featherweight NBA crown. He expects a rematch with Sammy Lee and notes Saddler will retain the New York version of the title despite NBA withdrawal of recognition for Saddler.
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Red Top
Davis
Percy Bassett
Sammy Lee
Hartford
Conn
Bassett
Philadelphia
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Redtop
National Boxing Association
NBA
Saddler
New York State
New York Commission
Beulah Gundling Named to AAU All America Synchro Team
Two Iowa women earned AAU first All America honors in synchronized swimming. Beulah Gundling of Cedar Rapids and Joanne Speer of Des Moines were named to the inaugural team announced Friday in Miami Beach Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Iowa
Amateur Athletic Union
Beulah Gundling
Cedar Rapids
Joanne Speer
Des Moines
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