Konigsmark Sparks Wilson Fifth straight win over Cedar Falls
Konigsmark scored four touchdowns including an 85 yard run as Wilson beat Cedar Falls 25 to 0. Machacek and Van Cura contributed key plays while Don Van Dura booted punts and the Ramblers’ defense intercepted seven passes. Jim Kelly and a strong line helped seal the game for Wilson.
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Williamsburg Gains Semi Finals In State Baseball Tourney
Williams burg reaches the state tournament semifinals as Don Elliott of What Cheer tosses a two hit win for Bancroft Rockwell and Williamsburg. Elliott marks his 21st straight HS pitching win by beating St Charles 2 to 1 while Williamsburg tops Viota. Bancroft beats Letts 10 to 5 and Rockwell defeats Liberty Tagyshiy 5 to 2. Friday matchups feature Bancroft vs Rockwell and What Cheer vs Williamsburg.
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Football voters pick Notre Dame over Georgia Tech in a wary matchup
AP notes a cautious round of college football picks with Notre Dame favored over Georgia Tech in a test of the Irish nerves. Other predictions name Michigan over Harvard, Tulane over Fordham, SMU over Pitt, USC over Illinois, TCU over Texas Christian, and multiple uncertain showdowns across the slate.
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Siver and Kerres Lead Quaker Oats Bowlers on Lincoln Alleys
Siver 598 and Kerres 591 pace Ful-O-Pep as Petraneck adds 572 for a strong trio. Newman’s keglers win three from Stochl Insurance in the Business and Professional Women’s league with Janda 437 high series. Multiple league results noted with high scores across the board.
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Raiders Stats and Conservation Mix in Red Pepper Talk
The column recounts Cedar Rapids Raiders home and road records against various Illinois and Iowa teams, noting a strong home showing and a weaker road slate. It also highlights a conservation message from Harold Nilsson and R W Beckman urging hunters to visit farms and introduce themselves to farmers to foster better relations and hunting ethics.
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McKinley and Roosevelt to Meet in City Clash Tonight
McKinley’s Golden Bears face Roosevelt in a Cedar Rapids intra city showdown at Hill Park tonight. Franklin hits the road for a Mississippi Valley conference contest at Clinton. All three local teams have yet to win this season. The McKinley Roosevelt game starts at 7 45 p m.
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Freshman SMU Football Gathers Three 200-Pound Backs
Dallas report notes SMU freshmen feature three 200-pound backs as part of a developing backfield. This suggests depth for the squad while evaluating potential formation choices.
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Lyman Returns To Guard Post For Beloit Tilt
Lyman is expected to return to right guard for Cornell at Beloit in Beloit Wisconsin, shifting Dick Loepp out and possibly moving Gene Tornquist to quarterback if the transfer goes through. Cornell plans to rely on a familiar lineup, with Tornquist improving at quarterback and Dague and Roberts in the backfield.
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Harold Kamm Replaces Joe Brady for Peacock Lineup
Fayette Iowa Harold Kamm will start at right end for the Upper Iowa Peacocks replacing the injured Joe Brady who broke a collar bone and two ribs in last week’s game Norman Wolters moves from backfield to left guard as coach Doc Dorman prepares for the homecoming game against Buena Vista The Peacocks aim to defend their conference title after a 13 0 victory over Penn last week
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Weekend grid bill in Iowa attracts fans and travel
Nine Iowa football squads prepare for weekend action. Iowa State meets Marquette in Milwaukee while Iowa faces Wisconsin at Iowa City. Drake travels to Kansas and Grinnell to Knox. Parsons St Ambrose and Simpson also head out of state with other looping games.
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Calmar Gridmen Fall to Hawkeye 18-6
Calmar football dropped an 18-6 decision to Hawkeye in Calmar. The game was tied 0-0 at halftime before Hawkeye pulled ahead in the second half. Schissel scored Calmar's lone fourth quarter points as the team suffered a second conference loss.
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Fairfax Poultry Shoot at Gun Club This Sunday
The Fairfax Gun Club holds a poultry shoot Sunday starting at 10 a.m. with all-day action. There will be practice sessions before and after the event, plus ample shells and a good lunch on the grounds.
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In Which Mr. Carver Tells Off New York
Lawton Carver argues that the 1940 World Series was thrilling and well played by non New York teams. He criticizes New York sports writers for dismissing outside teams and insists the series proved value beyond New York's scope.
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West Liberty Rolls Past Mount Vernon in Football Blast
West Liberty High, scoring in the opening, third and final periods, routed Mount Vernon 20 to 3 on Thursday afternoon. Herring opened scoring with a 14 yard field goal, Flater added a 18 yard TD run after a Nichols lateral, and Nichols connected with Pike on a 65 yard TD dash. Berry sealed the win with a late touchdown and the final score.
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