Iowa State Faces Neuro Nebraska in Patchwork Lineup
Iowa State travels to Memorial Stadium in Lincoln to battle Nebraska with an undermanned, injury plagued squad. Nebraska enters as a strong favorite while Cyclones scramble behind roster losses including Erickson and Spence with Shibley and Congiarda also doubtful.
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Jim Oliver
Harvey Goth
G—Hay Curtis
Jerry Paulson
Oberlin
John Bordogna
Bob Reynolds
Bob Smith
Fay Novak
Memorial Stadium
Lincoln
Neb
KFIB
Mareballtown
WOU Ames
Cyclones
Jack Erickson
Iowa State Line
Big Seven
Lee Spence
Indiana-Iowa Clash Looms With Lineup Notes And Starters
Indiana travels to face Iowa as Lou D A chille leads the Hoosiers with seniority and a quick attack. Indiana’s new coach Bernie Crimmins faces Forest Evashevski in a game that tests both teams’ schemes and depth. The traveling squad includes vets like Hart Britzmann and Otto Broeder with multiple backs and ends listed for Saturday’s contest.
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Iowa
Pete Fisher
Indiana
Ohio State
Forest Evashevski
Bernie Crimmins
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Hoosiers
Clyde Smith
Crimmins
Cub
Hollbacks
Bernard Bennett
George Broeder
Jim Hatch
Prentlas Lamont
Otto
Bunny” Bro
Cameron Cummins
Tick Fryntive
Rey Hutchinson
George Palmer
Joe Paulson
Hill Fenton
Clyde Gardner
John Ball
Ed Teindser
Dan Mesride
Frank Schewengel
Mickey Moore
Jer Hilgenbere
Warret Lawson
Ferres Houser
Casey Promises Raise Raschi Gets Em Out
Yankee manager Casey Stengel promises Vic Raschi a raise after Raschi strands a bases loaded jam by striking out Carl Erskine. Raschi earns praise for tough relief as the Yankees clinch the pennant in a series with Brooklyn.
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Casey
Raschi
Ted Smits
Brooklyn
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Vic Raschi
Stengel
Hurter
Carl Erskine
Cross Country Meet Between Coe College and Towa Teachers Canceled
Cedar Falls The cross country meet between Coe College and Iowa Teachers has been canceled, track coach A D Dickinson announced Friday.
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Cedar Falls
Coe College
Towa
A. D. Dickinson
Stock Windup at Ce-Mar Sunday Featured 40 lap Race
Track owner Don McElhinney announced the 1952 windup at Ce-Mar bowl with time trials at 1 30 pm. Top drivers have filed entries for the final stock race of the year a 40 lap championship feature scheduled Sunday.
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Ce-Mar
Ce-Mar Bowl
Don McElhinney
Lie detector test backs Rivera innocence claim
CHICAGO AP Jim Rivera's lawyer says a private lie detector test shows the White Sox center fielder did not rape 22 year old Janet Gater. Rivera was held to a 5000 dollar bond after Gater accused the 31 year old rookie of rape in her apartment last Saturday night. Attorney Robert Romano said the test administered at John E Reed and Associates indicated Rivera told the truth.
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Chicago
Jim Rivera
Chicago White Sox
Janet Gater
Rivera
Gater
Robert Romano
John E. Reed and Associates
Upper Iowa Continues Military Roots On New Football Squad
Upper Iowa opens the season with a military-flavored lineup as Ruppert, B Caballero, and Dom Grasso return after Marine service in Korea Guam and Pearl Harbor. Captain Jerry Mayberry leads as right halfback with Don Drattedo at quarterback and Bob Miner at tackle. New starters include Randy Harvey Jim Chapman and Jack Caballero among others.
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Doe
Jerry Mayberry
Maquoketa
Don Drattedo
Story City
Bob Miner
Randalia
Bob Werntz
South Bend
Ind
Bac
Randy Harvey
Toms River
N.d
Jim Chapman
Jack B. Caballero
Earli i Little
Elgin
R. Caballero
Dom Grasso
Dick Amdt
Evanston
Helth Allenstein
A Ariington
Humboldt
Little
Elel
Roo Golismith
Angmaoss
Huck
Jane
Jasonville
T—R. Caballero
Ein Wein Iegerneals
Jos Craig
G—Duave Wooley
Roreile
Bend
Lance Maron
Wik
M Grasso
Osswein
Eb Schultz
Pmglish
Coe Football Defense Leads Pair of Wins
Coe earned 21-7 over Grinnell and 22-6 over Knox as Jasper King anchored a stout defense allowing only 195 rushing yards to opponents. Cal Passagno rushed for 189 yards, Jack Elgin scored 25 points, and Thenhaus and Schirm earned all conference honors while George Cilek adds depth once healthy.
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Jasper King
Coe
Grinnell
Knox
Cal Passagno
Jack Elgin
Duane Thenhaus
Ron Schirm
Kohawks
George Cilek
Teachers Down Grundy in Cedar Falls Football Showdown
Cedar Falls Teachers College High School built a 21-6 halftime lead and held on for a 29-26 North Iowa Cedar League victory over Grundy Center. Taylor sparked the offense with a 40 and 55 yard run, while Kruse added a pair of scores for Grundy Center in a close contest.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College High School
Grundy Center
Taylor
Faehigh
Grundy
Peterson
Panthers
Krueger
Snopes
Kruse
Grun
Lasers
Probable Coe Panthers Lineup for Latham Stadium Game
The Coe Panthers reveal probable starters and key players for the Saturday night contest at Latham Stadium Cedar Falls. Starbuck names Rowray and Kaylor as captains as Coe faces Drake and North Dakota State in recent showings.
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Gao Thenbays
George Cilek Nag Ot Hamilton
Elwood Easre Not Behirm
al Petemsky
Don West
Qb—Jack Klein
Anes Watson
Cas Faesaling
Bihi Johnson
Taso Mahlon Harler
Wachenhelm
Bud Rowray
Eee Miller
Merk Bumgardner
Log Bohrsack
Jerry Magrane
Bill Cleon
Jim Miller
Pa Jenn Tory
Latham Stadium
Cedar Falls
EWWL
Waterloo
Starbuck
Rowray
Kaylor
Zoe GR
Rattle
Lodee Isithe
Panthers
Washington
Burlington
Oskaloo
Otto Graham Ready to Lead Browns to Another Title
Otto Graham, famed Browns quarterback, again expresses confidence in a championship season. He touts Prestone anti freeze for winter driving, claiming long lasting protection and no risk of overheats or loss of antifreeze through the cold months.
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Cleveland ‘Browns
Otto
Automatic Otto
Prestone
Maynard Prep Rally Opens Homecoming Festivities
Maynard High kicks off homecoming with a Thursday bonfire pep rally followed by a snake dance and watermelon feed. A Friday float parade and Main street pep meeting precede tonight's football game between Waukon and Maynard and a high school dance in the assembly.
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Main Street
Waukon
Iowa Wesleyan Rolls Over Simpson 33 7 in Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan defeated Simpson 33 to 7 in a Southern district conference football game at Mount Pleasant. The win marked the Wesleyan team’s second conference victory and set up two upcoming wins over Dubuque and Parsons to help clinch the southern district title.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson
Mt, Pleasant
Iowa
Mount Pleasant
Wesleyan
Dubuque
Parsons
Mighty Atlas Dominates Nelson In Memorial Coliseum Card
Mighty Atlas defeated Bobby Nelson in the feature at Memorial Coliseum with two straight falls, 21 minutes 35 seconds total and 2 minutes 10 seconds for the second fall. Referee was Jack Dempsey. Semifinal saw Gentleman Jim Dobie beat Bob Orton after a late-arriving lineup. Orton won the first fall 12:25. Dobie won the next two, with Orton disqualified in the final fall. Preliminary match had Pete Managoff over Jerry Mecker in 9:32.
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Bobby Nelson
Memorial Coliseum
Jack Dempsey
Atlas
Nelson
Jim Dobie
Bob Orton
Orton
Dobie
Alex Fidler
Pete Managoff
Jerry Mecker
Football and sports schedule fragment for Friday and Saturday
Friday reports a football and track schedule with Mohican County clubs and Montrose acres events at noon. Saturday lists Coe at Town Teachers and Monmouth at Cornell at 1 30 p m plus sophomore games Franklin at McKinley and Iowa City Roosevelt at 10 a m.
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Dubuate Ve. McKinley
Bingen Uw
Wedne Finn County Club
Montrose Acres
Noon
Coe
Town Teachers
F.m
Monmouth St
Cornell
Franklin
McKinley
Iowa City
Roosevelt
Rocky Marciano Homeward Parade Draws 60 000 Spectators
In Brockton Massachusetts a huge crowd estimated between 60 000 and 160 000 welcomed Rocky Marciano as he arrived from a triumphant homecoming. A Cadillac gift from friends and a special KO plate from the state DMV highlighted the celebration while Marciano vowed to defend his title honorably and often. In New York Johnny Saxton was a 3 to 1 favorite to beat Ralph Tiger Jones in a ten round main event at St Nicholas Arena telecast nationwide.
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Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Marciano
Joe Louis
Walcott
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles
New York
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Brookllym
Ralph Tiger Jones
Yonkers
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St. Nicholas Arena
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