Marion Rally Beats Wilson 41-36 in Comeback Victory
Marion high school without head coach Les Wipple toppled Wilson 41-36 at Coe Fieldhouse on Friday night. The Indians overcame a six point Wilson lead in the fourth quarter, outscoring Wilson 43-6 in the final period as Jerry Peck and Harry Oakley sparked the rally.
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Jack Ogden
Marion High School
Les Wipple
Coe Fieldhouse
Wilson
Hipple
Wamac
Ramblers
Indians
Harry Oakley
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Peck
Marv Novotny
Bob Christiansen
Oakley
Jim McSkimming
McSkimming
Rambliers
North Carolina Wrecks Miami In Four-TD Second Quarter
North Carolina dominated Miami with a four-touchdown burst in the second period en route to a 34-7 victory. The Hurricanes were overwhelmed as NC built a commanding lead and cruised to the win.
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North Carolina
Miami
Miami, Fla
Winhunery North Carolina
Hurricnees
Marshalltown Wallops Roosevelt Quint 70-39
Marshalltown Bobcat quintet mauled the Roosevelt Roughriders 70-39 at Memorial Coliseum. The win keeps Marshalltown undefeated in recent Central Iowa conference play as Roosevelt struggles at 2-2. Duane Clizke led Marshalltown with 18 points, followed by Phil Alexander with 16.
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Marshalltown
Wallops
Hoosevelt Roughriders
Memorial Coliseum
Central Iowa
Roosevelt
Sinning
Duane Clizke
Phil Alexander
Bobcat
Ben Trickey
Red Hawks in Loop Win At Waterloo
St. Wenceslaus defends home floor with a 61-51 victory over St. Marys as Cedar Rapids’ Kazimour 22 points and Hughes 18 pace the second half surge. Joe Mayer suffered an ankle injury early but returned, while Waterloo Cubs faltered after a strong first quarter.
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Waterloo
St. Wenceslaus
St. Mary's
Waterloo Cubs
Joe Mayer
Cedar Rapids
Bob Kazimour
Chuck Hughes
Kazimour
Hughes
Wenceslaus
Terns
Mayer
Cubs
St. Mary’s
Rich Drahozal
Bud Brink
Drabozel
Mt. Mary
Rey
Optiagee
Maxim Winds Up Preliminary Training Before Title Defense
Light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim winds up training in Summit New Jersey before traveling to St Louis to defend his title against Archie Moore on December 17. Maxim has boxed 87 rounds in training and reduced his weight from 201 to 183 pounds, aiming to reach the 175 pound limit without trouble.
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Joey Maxim
N. J
St. Louis
Aris
Archie Moore
Cleveland
Indians Seek Nine Inning Games Rule Change
Cleveland Indians plan to push for all games to go nine innings at a Major Minor League meeting in Phoenix next week. The proposal follows the canvas battle in St Louis where rain and field conditions led to a suspended game after five innings.
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Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Phoenix
Browns
Greenberg
Tustin and Mazen Meet in City Exhibition Bowling
In a Saturday bowling exhibition at the city venue, Tustin faces Mazen with Berling and Andy Varriars among notable players.
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Gaskelten
Tustin
Ap Mazen
Berling
Andy Varriars
Iowa Conference Mulls Reorganization for Sound League
A 13 member Iowa conference meets to redraw divisions into north and south to ease schedules and crown champions. A three professor and three journalist panel will issue a recommendation by Jan. 19 with a vote planned for Feb. 25 at the final basketball playoff site. Conference members include Luther Upper Iowa Buena Vista Wartburg Westmar Loras Central Penn Iowa Wesleyan Parsons Simpson Dubuque and St Ambrose with stadium and program adjustments discussed.
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Iowa
Storm Lake
Moray Eby
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Hertel
Warburg
Wiering
J. Hekel
Jons Wesleyan
W. C. Kalsow
Luther
H. G. Mentink
Central
Gus Schrader
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
al Ner
Waterloo
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
Wartburg
Westmar
Loras
Southern — Central
Penn
Iown Wesleyan
Parsons
Simpson
Dubuque
St. Ambrose
Polio Strikes 49er Captain Norm Standlee
Captain Norm Standlee of the San Francisco 49ers is stricken with polio and isolated in hospital. The team will not be quarantined and their Sunday game against the Los Angeles Rams proceeds. a win could tie for first with the Detroit Lions. Standlee nickname Big Chief from Stanford Indians. early diagnosis risks permanent disability.
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SAN Francisco
Norm Standlee
Children’s Hospital
Standlee
High School Sport Results From Buchanan County and Surrounding Areas
Scores from Buchanan County and nearby counties show Arlington beating Stanley 82 to 75 while Alpha scored 40 against Elgin 36. Other games include Davenport Ottumwa 37 to 70 and Anamosa 63 to 71. College and professional action listed includes DePaul 97 to 90 over Gonrays and Minneapolis 57 to 39 over Indianapolis in the pro category.
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HIGH
Buchanan County
Ateene County
Vernon
Lone Tree
Ten City
Witton
West Branch
Panponed
Fayette County
Stanley
Arlington
Aclineton
Elgin
Alpha
Ocalwein
New Hameton KE
Ordar Falla
Charles City
Iowa Catholic
Waterlos &, H
Marshalstown St. Arga
Marion
RB. Wilson
C. KR
Leonaa
Beone
Dows
Elinte Igons
Netlandert
Terimer
Macksture
Lorkmer
Abate Randall
Kamrar
mRandall
eeTes
Carrell G. On
Jere
Inher
Aestin
Minn
J. —Corning
Central
Dexa
Town Wesleyan Br Heron
Tueree
National Association
Minneapolis
Tndianapolis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Nerth Carolina
Miami
Fis
Milas
Southern
Bidson
Hawaii
Willamette
Agganis Signs with Red Sox After Choosing Baseball
Harry Agganis known as the Golden Greek from Boston University signed with the Red Sox for an undisclosed sum. The 22-year-old Lynn native plans to graduate in January and join spring training in Sarasota, Florida. His final college game will be the North South game in Miami on Christmas night.
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Boston
Harry Agganis
Boston University
Boston Red Sox
Lynn
Mass
Red Sox
Cleveland Browns
Newsmen
Nally
Agganis
American League Baseball Club
Sarasota
Fla
Miami
Stock Car Race Dispute Settled in Mexico City
Pan American officials said they resolved a complaint about illegal mechanical modifications to three 1953 Lincolns that swept the stock car event. Carl Kiekhaefer of Fond du Lac protested to the race committee via telegram and demanded a full investigation, but Enrique Martin Moreno said Kiekhaefer had no protest after flying to El Paso. Moreno praised Kiekhaefer and his associates for sportsmanship and cooperation.
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Mexico City
Carl Kiekhaefer
Fond du Lac
Wis
el Paso
Texas
Enrique Martin Moreno
Ekiekhaefer
Eickhaefer
Moreno
Kiekhaefer
Japanese colleges field light American football players
Tokyo reports that Japanese college teams play American style football with notably small players. A college all star team was named Thursday, with linemen averaging 155 pounds and backs 145 pounds. The heaviest listed is Mitsuru Kamiko at 178 pounds.
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Japan
Tokyo
W. S
Kyo Heupe Offerete
Mitsuru Kamiko
Warriors Sell Andy Phillip to Fort Wayne Pistons
The Philadelphia Warriors sold center Andy Phillip to the Fort Wayne Pistons in a major rebuilding move for both teams. The deal marks the second step in the Warriors preparations for the upcoming season.
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Phillip
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors
Andy Phillip
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pistons
Fight Results Reported By Associated Press
Fragmentary text from the Associated Press list appears to mention Oakland, Bienolate, Led 70am, cAC, Hennia Verturs, and Charles Hato with unclear context and multiple garbled names. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome.
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Oakland
Charles Hato
Franklin Downs Clear Lake 57-42 in Friday Night Showdown
Franklin Thunderbolts capture their second win in three starts by beating Clear Lake 57-42. Ron Thenhaus leads Franklin with 14 points, Pete Bailey adds 11, Don Peterson 10, while Barry Rabe tops Clear Lake with 18. Franklin built a 19-8 first quarter lead and remains on the road tonight at Mason City.
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Clear Lake
Franklin Thunderbolts
Clear Lake Lions
Lakers
Lions
Bolts
Ron Thenhsus
Franksin
Pete Bailey
Sree
Franklin
Mason City
Mohawks
Austin
Stonewall Football Team Jailed After Victory
In Hagerstown Maryland 23 members of the Stonewall Athletic Club football squad were jailed overnight after a win over Chambersburg. Police seized liquor beer and cigarettes from their chartered bus and bail was posted totaling 608.35 with an extra 50 to cover whisky consumed. Magistrate Ottinger freed 14 juveniles and others paid 26.45 each to resolve the incident.
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Hagerstown
Washington Footballers
Haggerstown
J Paul Ottinger
Washington
Stonewall Athhee
Gonsalves Triumphs in Split Decision at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland edged Orlando Zulueta of Cuba in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Gonsalves weighed 125 1 2 pounds to Zulueta's 133, and with a late surge won 3-1 on two judges and 4-5 on another, the AP score 5-4-1.
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Gonsalves
New York
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Calif
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Madison Square Garden
Zulueta
al Bert
Arthur Aidala
Jack Gordon
Zuelueta
Cincinnati Rejects Salad Bowl Bid After Narrow Win
Cincinnati refuses invitation to the Salad Bowl in Phoenix against a San Diego Naval Base team after routing midweek opponents 34 to 5. In NBA action the Minneapolis Lakers extend Western lead by beating Indianapolis 97 to 82 on their court. Milwaukee Hawks edge Philadelphia Warriors 78 77 in double overtime with Don Otten's late free throw.
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Minneapolis Lakers
Associated Frew
Lakers
Indianapolis
Olympians
Evannepelle
Chicago
Milwaukee Hawks
Philadelphs Warriors
Don Otten
Hawks
Cincinnati
INS
University of Cincinnati
San Diego
Calif. Naval Base
Phoenix
Ariz
Oxford
Ohio
Thuetay Tee
St Patrick's Irish edge Iowa City five in Cedar Rapids tilt
In a close Cedar Rapids Friday night encounter St Patrick’s of Cedar Rapids defeated St Pat’s of Iowa City 63 to 62. Bob Bish sank two free throws in the final seconds to seal the win for Cedar Rapids while Paul Noel led St Patrick’s with 18 points and Bob Blair Denny Cambridge and Hal Trosky added double figure scoring. Iowa City’s Cano paced the visitors with 20 points and Yedepo added 18 as Cedar Rapids reserves also won 30-21.
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Bob Naughton
St. Patrick’s
Cedar Rapids
St. Pat’s
Iowa City
Bob “Oe” Bish
C.R. Irish
Paul Noel
Cano
Yedepo
Pat's
Wedepe
Yaughton
Hogan
Rosera
Cane
Asnder
Dows
Totwis
Habu
Wilson
Mercy Bowl Proposed For New Year's Day
Humboldt Times sports editor Al Tastado suggests a Mercy Bowl football game on New Year’s Day between Michigan State and Oklahoma. Admission would be a 4 donation of a pint of blond beer for the boys in Korea. Alumni associations would cover expenses, with stadium and conference rules potentially adjusted to allow the charitable contest.
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Eureka
Calif
Humbolt Times
Al.Tastado
Marcy
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Korea
Tostade
Oklahome
Bang. Kewl Games
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Christiansen
Ice
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Hampton
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Arlonnea
Hesale
Tava Gochter
George Thomp
NASA
Johnny Melvar
Montrose
Cedar Rapids Gazete
R. J. Hebel
Iowa Wesleyan
University of Iowa
KCRG-1600
Ron Sayler
Jim Sinning
Bobcats
Dave Mitchell
Roughriders
Clizke
Alexander
Dave Day
Marshalltownie
Clizhe Dsooper Alexander
Mitchell Ennis
Ily Aizarlor
Oieducca Indeulst
Wessel Vaughn i
Bacnon Cooper
Howard Brutzman
Larry Bal
Red Hawks
Iowa Loop
Herman
Herman Hickman
San Juan
P. BR
Parochial
Ossian de Sales
Freterin
Fretevin
South Iowa Cedar
Grinnell
Tame
Belig Plaine
Marengs
Bells Fising
Marenre
Brooklyn
Postiponed
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West Union
Wauken Él
Bosox
P. J. Norris
F. Port Arthur
Bob Blair
Denny Cambridge
Hal Trosky
Mercy Bowl
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