Freeland Is Wilton Key To Success
Wilton Junction prepares for a rough season in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye league with John Freeland sidelined by injury. Coach Ted Lawrence counts 35 players, eight lettermen back, and aims to rebound after a 40–0 loss to Mt. Vernon. Freeland returns as Wilton hosts New London hoping to spark a win.
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Fred Graham
Iowe City
Wilton Junction
John Freeland
Wilton
New London
Ted Lawrence
Freeland
John Meyer
Iowa Hawkeye
Ted
Wapello
West Branch
Winfield
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence
Wilson
Lyle Johnson
Lysle Hinkhouse
George Marali
Ted Renfro
Ron Fallenger
Wilbur Hammerich
Paul Drumm
Red Walker
Lysle Hinhouse
Bob Ormsby
Jack Sherman
Lysle Johnson
Jim Linksen
Ron Soleros
Ray Otham
Dene Dierdorff
Bob Coss
Don Warton
Gary Bean
Tony Geisler
Jerry Smith
Charles Peterson
Melvin Bohnsack
Phil Bivens
Bob Grundet
Hoy Daut
Bud Darting
Ron Bohnsack
Ron Bal- Tenger
Vernon Jackson
Mt Vernon
University High of
Iowa City
McKinley Wilson Film Screening At Wilson High
Movies of the Wilson McKinley football game will be shown at the Wilson Dads Club meeting Tuesday night at Wilson High School. The program begins at 7 30 p m with Tiit Cummins as the speaker.
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Wilson-McKinley
Wilson Dads
Wilson High School
Tiit Cummins
Eastern Iowa Prep Football Roundup
Cedar Rapids area action previews Franklin vs McKinley on Thursday at Kingston stadium while Friday features Davenport targets Geneseo and a slate including Monticello Anamosa Independence Tipton Maquoketa and Marengo Sigourney to Ma rengo clashes highlight the week. War mac conference standings show a crowded pack with three teams tied for first and four for fourth.
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Cedar Rapids
Kingston Stadium
Franklin
McKinley
Charles City Tops Decorah to Lead Upper Town Standings
Charles City moved into the lead in the Upper Town conference by handing Decorah its first league loss 18 to 6. Celawin, held to a 19 to 13 tie by Osage, prepares for the top game at Charles City Thursday night as the race tightens.
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Decorah
New Heeto Cresco
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Oelweln
Charles City
Osage
Pinay
Deco Lew Hampton
Cresco
Celwein
Iowa City Sharpens Lead in Mississippi Valley Football
Iowa City remained unbeaten atop the Mississippi Valley standings after beating Franklin 14 0 behind Bob Frantz’s standout halfback play. Dubuque opened conference play with a 12 0 win over McKinley as Iowa City and Dubuque prepare for a crucial league clash.
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Ole
Wilson
Ciinton
Dubuque
C.K. Frank E.R. Roosevelt
Davenport
Mecehinley
Frankils
Roosevelt
Geneseo
Mil
Loray
Clinton
Iowa City
Dubuqne
Mississippi Valley
Franklin
Bob Frantz
McKinley
Cedar Falls Teachers Host Reinbeck in Tight North Iowa Cedar Tilt
North Iowa Cedar lead holder Cedar Falls Teachers beat Grundy Center 28 26 on a 5S yard TD run in the fourth. They travel to Reinbeck Friday night as 1 1 record visitors hoping to hold the top spot. Eldora meets Jesup and Ackley visits Grundy Center as four teams share fourth place.
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Cedar Falls
North Iowa Cedar
Grundy
Taylors
Reinbeck
Joop
Eldora
Jesup
Ackley
Wellman and West Chester Clash in Ke-Wash Showdown
Friday game in the Ke-Wash conference features undefeated Wellman at West Chester in a classic battle after West Chester’s 26th straight win sparked by Harold Gillespie and Marion Wekt. Earlier, West Chester beat Brighton 14-7 and Wellman routed Keota 26-6.
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Katona
Wellman
Willamabore
Brighton
Reds Earth English
West Chester
Williamsburk
Brichton
Nori Enelish
Keota
Harold Gillespie
Marion Wekt
New Sharon Dominates Keomah Eight. Hedrick Beats What Cheer
New Sharon leads the Keomah eight after routing Bussey 44 to 19 to push its league record to four and undefeated. What Cheer suffers its first conference loss 41 to 19 at Hedrick. second place What Cheer eyes an upset against New Sharon Friday night as other district games loom.
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New Sharon
Delta
Hedrick
Keomah
Bussey
Sigourney and Tama Lead Cedar League Standings
Sigourney and Tama continue to top the South Iowa Cedar League standings with Sigourney facing a tough stretch last week while Beryle Northrop from Sigourney remains a key figure. Toledo and Bella Plaine posted results against Monterame and Tatura as the circuit heats up.
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Sigourney
Marenca
Toledo
Tatura
Bella Plaine
Monterame
Tama
South Iowa
McBurney and Baker Win at Waltonian Archery Shoot
Clarence Baker and Merle McBurney capture men's titles at the Waltonian Archery club shoot held Sunday at Ellis Park. Winners span Cedar Rapids participants in Instinctive and Free Style divisions with Laverda Baker and Norma Brown among top standings.
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Clarence Baker
Merle McBurney
Waltonian
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
William Post
Predanders
Marion
iMerle McHurney
Hob Gindsey
Dick Cayner
Cedar Harids
Laverda Baker
Norma Brown
Deen Lindsey
Cedar Rapids Islands
Gail Gardner
Seeee
South Dakota Hosts Omaha In Conference Football Action
South Dakota rides a 2 0 North Central Conference record to host Omaha University after a 21 14 win over North Dakota. Iowa Teachers South Dakota State and Morning Side chase their second loop victory Saturday with other North Central matchups looming.
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South Dakota State
Morningside
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Coe
North Central
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Cedar Rapids YMCA Announces Monday Night Swim Resume
The Cedar Rapids YMCA plans to resume its Monday night swim at 6 30 PM for the winter months. The event is sponsored by the Y's men's club and open to any boy in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Y's
Quincy Edges St Ambrose 26 19 on Interception
A late fourth quarter interception by Bill Olrich sealed a 26-19 victory for Quincy College over St. Ambrose in Davenport. Bob Burnin of St Ambrose threw a hopeful pass that Olrich returned for a decisive score, breaking a 19-19 deadlock.
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Quincy Top Bees
Davenport
Quincy College
St. Ambrose
Bob Burnin
Quincy
Bill Olrich
Hall Leads I. C. Batting Attack in 1952 Season
The article credits Jim Hall and Bob Schoebrer with strong batting while seniors Bob Kindig and Dick Knowles anchored pitching for S. C. The Greyhounds finished 7 wins in 9 games and expect eight returning lettermen as spring baseball opens in April.
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Jim Hall
Bob Schoebrer
Jim O'Neill
Bob Kindig
Dick Knowles
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Greyhounds
Engler
Cummins
Cummins A Mills
Maher Hall
Kremniteer
O'Neill
Gormar
Kindle
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