Buena Vista Luther Lead All-Northern Conference Team
Buena Vista and Luther each placed five players on the first team of the All-Northern division as chosen by the coaches poll. Luther’s John Bruemmer was the sole unanimous selection. other Luther picks include Bert Reese and Dave Ween, while Buena Vista stars include Bill Tryon and Chuck Rosburg.
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Des Moines
Buena Vista
Iowa
Luther
United Press
Vision
Upper Town
John Bruemmer
Bill Tryon
Steve Neene
Jim Lindlief
Bill Prath
Chuck Rosburg
Bert Reese
George Schenck
Client Finanger
Dave Ween
Emmer
Earl Little
Upper Iowa
Wartburg
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Kamprath
Buenas Vista
T—Litte
Schenck
Neme Buena Vista
Red
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Tryon
Rosburg
Buena B— Vista
Finanger
Reque
E—Liemohn
Mayberry
T—Mueller
Ferns
Wees
E— Buena
Channer and Andrews win at national indoor junior tennis tourney
In St Louis John Channer of Oelwein and Art Andrews of Iowa City won matches in the national indoor junior and boys events. Channer defeated Pat Arnold 6-0 8-6 in juniors, while Andrews beat James Tarr 6-2 6-0 in boys. Other results include Joe Martin beating Don Rosenfeld 6-0 6-1 and Carl Wickstrom losing to Carl Dentice 6-2 6-4 in juniors.
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ST. Louis
John Channer
Oelwein
Art Andrews
Iowa City
Channer
Pat Arnold
Middletown
Ohio
Andrews
James Tarr
Lyndon
Joe Martin
Keokuk
Don Rosenfeld
Carl Wickstrom
Rock Island
Carl Dentice
Milwaukee
Joe Gaston
Burlington
Don Dell
Bethesda
Gary Lubin
Paul Putzel
Charles Gaston
Berney Susman
Don Middlebrook
Des Moines
Dave Nelson
Chicago
Davenport Club Faces slim odds to stay in Three I League
Quad City Athletic Association chief Walter Hayes reports a five day extension to raise 40 000 dollars by 10 am Monday to keep the Davenport Three I team in the league. If unsuccessful, Peoria may fill the vacancy as Three I officials meet in Phoenix with Cedar Rapids representatives attending.
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the Gazette
Davenport
Quad City
Walter Hayes
Quad City Athletic Association
Quad Cities
Phoenix
Ariz
Peoria
Hayes
Oscar Mayer Company
Prep Squad Clears Its Bench in Dorchester Rout
Boston high school Commerce suffered a 32 to 7 defeat at the hands of Dorchester high as the bench emptied in the final moments. The last caller to enter was John Bench.
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John
Boston
Commerce High School
Dorchester High
John Bench
Wilson Marion Battle On Coe Floor Tonight
Wilson and Marion clash on the Coe College floor at 8:15 with KCRG 1600 broadcasting. Ed Hutchings will call play by play as Marion opens on its new home court. tickets available at the door. The first home game, against Monticello, is set for December 5.
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Wilson
Ohio State Best in Big Ten at Finish Says Hornung
Ohio State finished the season atop the Big Ten in final perception with strong 27-7 wins over Illinois and Michigan. The piece notes Wisconsin and Purdue as co-champions on the 5-2 to 4-1-1 tally, and recalls coach Woody Hayes’s role in preserving his job after a rough year.
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Purdue
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Northwestern
Illini
Paul Hornung
Columbus Dispatch
HAYES
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Carmen
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Wolverine
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Iowa
Bucks
Woody Hayes
Washington State
Buckeye
Pitt
Larkins
Eliot
Prowell
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Indiana
Notre Dame
Army Navy clash caps 1952 college football season
Navy favored to beat Army at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium with President Truman in attendance. Notre Dame meets Southern California in South Bend while USC is a Rose Bowl favorite over Wisconsin. Sugar Orange Gator Cotton bowls loom with Georgia Tech Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Tulsa and others in pivotal year-end matchups.
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Army-Navy
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Municipal Stadium
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Georgia
Mississippi State
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Auburn
Tennessee
Texas
Vanderbilt
National pro basketball results and scattered college scores
National Association games include New York 104 over Baltimore 92 and Fort Wayne 95 over Milwaukee 87. College scores show Evansville 69 and Siena 53 with further misc. results across the East and Midwest including Western Reserve 48 over Case 7. The brief list blends multiple leagues and locations with incomplete team names.
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New York
Baltimore
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
Boston
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Indianapels
Syracuse
Rochester
Evansville
Oakland Oas
Siena
LeMoyne
N.Y
Fenton Named Among Iowa Stars On MVP List
CHICAGO Bill Fenton Iowa's 1952 football captain is listed among Most Valuable Player contenders in the Big Ten. The conference honors a team MVP from each school and a committee selects the top man. Fenton is a two way lineman praised by AP for the Ohio State game and aims to continue football while studying pre medical coursework.
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Chicago
Bill Fenton
Iowa
Chicago Tribune
Big Ten
Tribune
Bill Reichardt
Chuck Darling
Fenton
Associated Press
Cincinnati Bears Down on Unbeaten Miami 34 9
The University of Cincinnati crushed Miami University of Oxford 34 to 9 to win the Mid American Conference title. Miami scored a first quarter safety but trailed 13 2 at halftime as Cincinnati added one TD in the first quarter one in the second and three more in the fourth.
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Illinois
Northwestern
Eliot
Prowell
Illini
Cincinnati
Ohio
INS
University of Cincinnati
Miami University of Oxford
Miami
Shaughnessy predicts two new major leagues in baseball
Frank Shaughnessy, president of the International League, says a plan is set to form two new major leagues within five to six years. A Pacific Coast coast league open classification and potential reshuffles in minor leagues are expected as part of a broader realignment discussed at the Phoenix meetings.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Shaughnessy
Phoenix
Pacific Coast
East
Midwest
International League and
American Association
Shaugnessy
Illinois All State Football Squad Named Amid Confusion
Champaign News Gazette announced a 33 man all state football squad honoring players such as Dick Fitzpatrick of Rock Island Alleman and Tom Williams of East Moline. The list includes guards, centers, quarterbacks and tackles with multiple Illinois schools represented.
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Gazette
Champaign
Ill
Champaign News-Gazette
Dick Fitzpatrick
Rock Island Alleman
Tommy Williams
East Moline
Inde
Bchaietto Strea
Breer Ee Ccee
Randolph
Phillips
Cage
Jack Oe
New
Kles
Wayne Bock
Alleman
John Gremer
Ares Bloomington
Ed Woodruff
Peoria
Bot
Gamvino
Hirsch
Cease
Bill Gehler
Mendota
Chuckay
Chicago
Saine Tom Williams
Ed Oe Bingham
Taylorville
John Keating
Evanston
Larry Pasko
St. George
Don Dobrino
Mt. Olive
Dick Stearney
Harrison
Hiles Stout
Centralia
Bed On Davis
Kewanee
Brucene
Des Plaines
Raipl Bel. Lindblom
Charles Ers
East St. Lous
Aasl
Aasl Regta Iago, Geo Fob 175, 180; Ancy May Matichak, Riguet Weathele
Renee Nk Pann
Mt Ae Carne Co
Stous
Larry Spinner
Cedar Rapids Officials to Meet Next Monday
The Cedar Rapids Officials Association will hold its regular meeting next Monday evening at the Montrose hotel. Secretary Chuck Elias said the gathering opens at 6 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Montrose Hotel
Chuck Elias
Five C. R. Bowlers To Meet Varipapa At Bowlium
Five top bowlers and an outstanding woman kegler will face Andy Varipapa at the Bowlium on Saturday night. Ray Langham Jack OBrien Lou Kacere Clark Haddy and a leading woman will roll against Varipapa in an Eastern Iowa Traveling Bowling league showcase. Varipapa also meets George Fox in a separate match before demonstrating his trick shots. The event begins at 7 30 pm and is free to the public.
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Kegler
Andy Varipapa
Bowlium
Harry Seanland
Varipapa
Ray Langham
Jack O’brien
Lou Kacere
Clark Haddy
Iowa
George Fox
Heinrich Aims at Records In Final College Clash
Private Heinrich of Spokane Washington bids farewell to college play this Saturday vs Washington State aiming to reach two national titles. He seeks at least four completions to surpass leaders Tom O Connell and Ted Marchibroda in total offense while closing his college career with a strong showing.
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Spokane
Wash
Don Heinrich
Washington
Heinrich
Washington State
Tom O’connell
Ted Marchibroda
Detroit
O’connell
Illinois
Marchibroda
Lions Top Packers 48 24 to gain NFL lead
Detroit Lions defeated Green Bay 48-24 to seize sole possession of the NFL's top spot. Bobby Layne threw three TDs, 16 of 30 for 249 yards, while Pat Harder added a 26-yard field goal. Tobin Rote threw three for Green Bay. Detroit recovered five Packers fumbles in the first half.
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Detroit Lions
Green Bay
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit
Lions
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Browns
Washington Redskins
Giants
Pittsburgh ‘Steelers
Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Bobby Layne
Packers
Layne
Tobin Rote
Bill Howton
Pat Harder
Cloyce Box
Harder
NBC to televise Notre Dame versus Southern Cal game
NBC sports director Tom Gallery said NBC will televise about 35 minutes of the Notre Dame versus Southern California game from South Bend after the Army-Navy game ends in Philadelphia. The Army-Navy game starts at 12 30 p m CST, the Notre Dame game at 1 p m. General Motors will sponsor the broadcast.
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NEW York
Tom Gallery
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Notre Dame
Gallery
Philadelphia
South Bend
General Motors
Notre Dame Athletes Hold Thanksgiving Practice Drill
Notre Dame officials including athletic director Krause and assistant coach Joe McArdle oversaw a light morning drill with coach Frank Leahy, recuperating from an influenza attack, before a Thanksgiving turkey luncheon with the squad and Herb Jones managing athletics duties.
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Krause
Joe McArdle
Notre Dame
Herb Jones
Frank Leahy
Sigourney Hosts 125 for High School Grid Banquet
About 125 attended the Sigourney Chamber of Commerce banquet honoring the 46 football players plus cheerleaders. Coach Dick Hobbs Assistant Coach Hill and Supt H V Snodgrass were guests with speaker O B Nelson athletic director at Parsons College.
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Sigourney
Sigourney Chamber of Commerce
Dick Hobbs
Hill
Supt. H. V. Snodgrass
O. B. Nelson
Parsons College
Three Games on Tap For Elkader Indees
Elkader independent basketball team schedules three games in eight days with Independence visiting at 8 30 p m on Saturday Cedar Rapids Postville visits Elkader on Monday December 1 at 8 o'clock and Lipp s Grill Cedar Rapids hosts Saturday December 6 at 8 30 the Elkader Greeley game was postponed due to bad weather.
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Gazette
Elkader
Independence
Postville
Lipp’s, Grill of
Cedar Rapids
Elkader-Greeley
Omaha Victory Sets Pony Bowl Playoff Favorite
Omaha's midget league football team routed Amarillo Texas 31 to 0 in Las Vegas to establish themselves as the favorite for the Pony Bowl playoff.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Omaha
Amarillo
Texas
Seventeen Colleges Still Unbeaten in Various Showdowns
Seventeen colleges remain unbeaten and untied in college football, including Tennessee Tech dropping to Middle Tennessee 19-7 and Miami Ohio losing to Cincinnati 34-9. Georgia Tech leads possible top spot if it defeats Georgia as it has won ten straight.
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Tennessee Tech
Middle Tennessee
Miami
Ohio) University
Cincinnati
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Engineers
Boxing Results Briefs From New York Idaho Falls and Vancouver
By The Associated Press. New York Claude Hammond outpointed Mike Colucci. Idaho Falls Dale Hall knocked out Junior Payne. Vancouver Bobby Woods outpointed Harold Dade.
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New York
Claude Hammond
N. J
Mike Colucci
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dale Hall
Salt Lake City
Junior Payne
Oakland
Calif
Ancouver
B. C
Bobby Woods
Eureka
Harold Dade
Los Angeles
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