Marion Rips Raiders 28-0 in front of 2000 at Indians field
Marion defeated Anamosa 28-0 at the Indians field to claim coach Les Hipple's first win over the Jones county team. Otting scored twice, Rathje broke 58 yards, King caught a 37-yard pass, and Williams added four extra points as Marion built a 14-0 lead by halftime and sealed the victory late in the game.
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Schroeder and Parker Reach Pacific Southwest Final
Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker, part of America's Davis Cup team, beat Colin Long and Adrian Quist in straight sets 6-1 6-4 6-3 to reach the doubles final. They will face Billy Sidwell and Geoff Brown after Sidwell Brown defeated Eric Sturgess and Frank Sedgman. Louise Brough of Beverly Hills won the women's singles 6-1 6-4 over Helen Pastall.
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Detroit Rally Beats Cleveland In Nine Inning Comeback
Detroit roars back from a 5 2 deficit to defeat Cleveland 9 3 as Wertz and Wakefield drive key hits. leadoff and Outlaw contribute offensively while Trucks wins for Detroit. Lemon suffers the loss. Attendance nears 16 thousand at the park.
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Netolicky Advances in Iowa City Net Tourney
Netolicky reaches the quarter finals in the Iowa City Tennis Tournament after first two rounds. Bud Houghton beat Bill Lewis 6-3 6-2 in the first round. Jim Netolicky beat Bill Crain 6-1 5-7 6-2 in the second. Dr. Clark Millikan and Dr. Mayo Soley also won their matches. Boys and junior girls events feature Berwick, Andrews, Weber, and Beye advancing in early rounds.
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Loop Leaders By United Fight Results Report
United Fight results list several bouts with mixed outcomes. Enrico Bertola of Italy defeated Francisco de La Crus in Hollywood California, while Edgar Gallant of Athol MA beat the Blond Tiger in Lowell. Pedra Tacks Cah defeated Dean Mubbard in Nev. Jake Lametts stopped Johnny Colum in New York.
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Three Wilson Grid Men Injured in Auto Crash
Several Wilson high school football players were injured slightly in an auto accident shortly after midnight Saturday. Milton Horak, 18, of 1700 Hamilton Street SW, failed to turn from Zika Avenue into Ellis Park, crashing into street furniture. The car’s occupants Walter Loeffler, Vern Horsky, and Richard Pospisil, all residents of local addresses, sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Columbus Moves Toward Association Title Victory
Righthander Kurt Krieger who learned Friday night he reports to the St. Louis Cardinals next spring will try to close the American Association playoff series for Columbus tonight. The Red Birds beat St. Paul 9-3 Friday night to move within one win of the title as they outhit 9-7. A win tonight would send them to the Junior World Series in the International League winner.
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Haas Sweeps to Lead In Portland Tourney
Fred Haas Jr of New Orleans shot his second straight 67 and led the Portland Open after 36 holes with 134. He pulled away from Ben Hogan and held off a late surge by John Palmer of Badin NC, who shot 66 to move to 135.
Cyclone halfback Halbert learns of father's death
Ames Iowa State halfback Webb Halbert learned Friday night of his father P C Halbert's death at the family residence Tyrone Power sends a postcard Chaffee Mo Friday morning details were available which he says is a set for Siena corner scene
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TV Radio Highlights On Tonight At KCRG Network
Helen Jepson joins Twenty Questions at 7 on KCRG KCRK with Bill Slater hosting the animal vegetable or mineral game. Eight o clock features eighty year olds life talk emceed by Jack Barry. Dallas Turner hosts Cedar Valley Round Up at 9 with live music. What's the Name of That Song airs at 8 30 with Bill Gwinn.
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Evening Radio Schedule Reminders From The Armory Ballroom
A fragment from a radio listing mentions stops at 7:30 sports final and 9:45 That Man With A Band with a broadcast direct from the Arm ar Ball Room at 10:30.
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Saturday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
Broadcast guide shows Wings program at 4 00, news at 6 15, then 28 Questions at 1 08, Stop Me If at 1 30, and Life at 1 08 with host Neme Sens. Programs labeled MBE and MBS indicate time slots and blocks across evenings.
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Untitled fragment summarizes Cedar Valley game notes
Fragmentary sports blurbs list times and names such as Cedar Valley and Cawboy Dalls with ages and miscellaneous initials. No coherent story or clear outcomes available from the readable text.
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Prince of Foxes unit on location with Ty in Siena
A postcard from Bologna by Jean Howard Feldman describes luncheon with Ty en route to Siena location. Feldman notes mobs tail Tyrone, Ty loves Italy but aims to be home for Christmas. In Hollywood, Lynn Bari recovers from pneumonia after childbirth. Joan Bennett and Walter Wanger entourage to NYC planned outfits include matching Scotch plaid skirts and bonnets for daughters Melinda and Stephanie.
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Wallflower at State Theater Stars Reynolds and Hutton
Joyce Reynolds and Robert Hutton reunite in Wallflower a light comedy about a wallflower girl Jackie who finds her match amid a college age crowd and a country club dance misadventure with father Edward Arnold stealing the show. Janis Paige plays the wallflower sister and the plot leads to a jail misstep before romance is resolved.
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Theaters Announce Saturday Film Schedules
Paramount shows A Date with Judy with matinees 3 05 5 20 7 30 9 40 and short subjects at 2 50 5 7 05 9 25. Iowa offers Tap Roots 3 6 35 9 50 and Rusty Leads the Way 1 45 5 20 8 35. State screens Wallflower 2 55 5 50 8 50 11 45 and Old Los Angeles 1 20 4 20 7 15 10 15. Town features Rustlers of Devils Canyon 1 35 4 05 6 40 9 10 and Borderland 2 35 5 05 7 40 10 10. Palace shows Mark of Zorro 2 55 6 20 9 45 and Montana Mike 1 20 4 50 8 15. Times lists Fun and Fancy Free 1 25 4 20 7 15 10 15 and Tenth Avenue Angel 2 55 5 55 8 50. Marion fields Fury at Furnace Creek 2 4 53 7 31 10 18 and Arthur Takes Over 3 50 6 28 19.
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