Prep Roundup of City Intracity Games This Week
City warfare heats up Thursday and Friday with Franklin facing Wilson and Roosevelt meeting McKinley in top in-city clashes. Iowa City and Clinton battle in a key Mississippi Valley conference showdown likely to decide the 1952 title as Monticello and Anamosa spar in a Jones county rivalry. Morningstar to Christensen connect for Marion in a 6 0 win.
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Franklin
Wilson
Reoosevelt
McKinley
Iowa City
Olek
Weson
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R. Franklin
C.R. Roosevelt
R. McKinley
Lnten
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Davenport
Rock Island
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West Waterloo
Clinton
Larry Morningstar
Bob Christensen
Marion
Monticello
Wallie Sheets
Fipton
Bob Rickert
Mantoketa
Maquoeva
Jones County
Anamosa
Iowa small-school grid scores mix in tight league races
Summary of Northeast Iowa and Keomah eight-man leagues with Marengo and Sigourney tied, Tama routing Toledo 54 0 led by Dick Doran. Cresco visits Charles City as Cedar Falls Waverly games loom plus Wellman beats West Chester to seize Ke-Wash lead. New Sharon may clinch eight-man title with Delta win.
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Toledo
Dick Doran
Cosch Bud Rainbow
Charles City
Bussey
New Sharon
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Unbeaten Mt. Vernon hosts Wapella in Eastern Iowa race
Mt. Vernon, the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye league leader, prepares for a big Friday showdown with Wapella, a team tied for the title contenders with West Branch. West Liberty and Winfield also key in regional play as teams vie for top spots and elimination from title contention.
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Andrews Wins October Open Tennis Title In Iowa City
Jamie Andrews of Iowa City clinched the University of Iowa October Open singles title by overcoming Bob Reagan of Madison 0-6 6-2 7-5 after trailing 5-1 in the final set. He and his brother Art also captured the doubles crown by defeating Vincent Reagan and Channer in straight sets. The event included multiple Eastern Iowa players with various rounds detailed in Class A and B divisions.
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Iowa City
Jamie Andrews
University of Iowa
Bob Reagan
Madison
Wis
Andrews
Jack Vincent
Reagan
Big Ten
Norman Barnes
Cedar Rapids
John Channer
Oelwein
KR. L. Doberly
Graceland College
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Wisconsin
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Channer
Joe Martin
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J Roger Kroth
Iowa
Bob Ogeson
Ave
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Coleett
Art Andrews
Lowa City
Bot Vetcher
Joe Vincent
Sharles Johnson
Tawaity
HN Beline
Rock Island
Howard Hill
James Kick
Worman Barnes
Lawrence Runners Beat Cornell 30-26 in Close Cross Country Meet
In a morning race at MT. VERNON the Cornell cross country team lost to Lawrence 30-26. Bol Zimmerman won with 16 minutes 36 seconds, while Cornell’s Bob Hoerner placed second in 16:56.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell
Lawrence
Bol Zimmerman
Bob Hoerner
Girls' Rules Meetings Set Across 12 Iowa Sites
The Iowa Girls' High School Athletic Association schedules 12 girls basketball rules meetings for coaches officials and others. Open to the public the sessions run Oct 13 Eldora Oct 15 Shenandoah Oct 20 Panora Oct 21 Neola Oct 22 Strawberry Point Oct 23 Nora Springs Oct 27 Corydon Oct 29 Hartley Oct 34 Pocahontas Nov 3 Odebolt West Liberty Grinnell.
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Eldora
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Association
Shenandoah
Panora
Neola
Strawberry Point
Nora Springs
Corydon
Hartley
Pocanontas
Odekolt
West Liberty
Grinnell
Totten to Speak at Van Horne Banquet
Hal Totten president of the Three I league will be the speaker at 6 30 p m Thursday for the Van Horne high school baseball banquet The event honors the Van Horne squad and Coach Clarence Bergman for their recent state fall tournament victory
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van Horne
Hal Totten
van Horne High School
Clarence Bergman
St Norbert Defeats St Ambrose 7-0 in Davenport
St Norbert College remained unbeaten in 1952 by beating St Ambrose 7-0 at Davenport. The Knights scored late in the third after Joe Gerondale recovered a fumble, George Macek connected with Jim Villequette, and Macek plunged in with Tony Papara kicking the extra point.
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INS
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West de Pere
Wis
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Bees
Knights
St. Morbert
Joe Gerondale
St. Ambrose
George Macek
Jim Villequette
Macek
Tony Papara
Washington International features foreign horses in Laurel showdown
Six foreign thoroughbreds and three top U S runners converge at Laurel Maryland on Saturday for the 550 000 Washington International hoping for history and payout.
Tech Maintains Lead In INS Football Rankings
Georgia Tech stays first in INS college football rankings after routing Tulane 14 0. Wisconsin drops from top ten after a 23 14 loss to Ohio State as California surpasses to second with 41 7 over Oregon and Maryland climbs to third by defeating Georgia 37 0. Michigan State powers to fourth with a 48 6 win over Texas A and M.
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John Barrington
New York
INS
Georgia Tech
International News Service
California
Maryland
Michigan State
Tulane
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Oregon
Georgia
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Caliorns
Purdue
Mary
Oklahoma
North Central collision as Teachers meet Augustana
In a North Central showdown South Dakota and Morningside lead a three way tie as Iowa Teachers prepare for a top game at Sioux Falls against Augustana. Morningside routed Augustana 33 0 after leading 10 0 at halftime.
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DES Moines
Morningside
Tawa
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Omaha University
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Iowa Teachers
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Sioux Falls
Augustana
South Dakota State
Brookings
Smiley Quick Dominates Reno Open With Record 199
Smiley Quick of Los Angeles fired a record smashing nine under par to lead the Northern California Open in Reno Nevada with a 54 hole total of 199. He broke Washoe County course records including a 63 on a 18 hole layout and a front nine of 30. Ed Oliver and Babe Lazane led a group of top pros as Jim Turnesa and Hud Ward trailed in the field.
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Reno
Nev
Smiley Quick
Los Angeles
Quick
Washoe County
Ben Hogan
Ed Oliver
Lemont
Babe Lazane
Bakersfield
Jana Bobby Harris
San Jose
Jim Turnesa
New York
Hud Ward
Great Falls
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Schamp
Build Up Is Started for Ez Charles
Oscar Fraley reports New York notes a heavy buildup for Ezzard Charles as he prepares to face Cesar Brion at Madison Square Garden on October 24. The article notes Charles, “toothless tiger” of boxing’s heavyweight scene, could be mentioned alongside legends like Corbett Jeffries Dempsey and Louis if he wins.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Rocky Merciano
Charles
Hazzard
Madison Square Garden
Cesar Brion
Ezzard
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Boxing era sees ex-champions seek title return
The period described as boxing’s first era with two ex-champions aiming to regain the crown features Jersey Joe Walcott still fighting on and a hesitant Charles, a former rival now marked by weak heart muscles. The text laments the lack of strong contenders, hinting at a Mar aciano style “Bum of the Month” club as a satirical note on the field.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
Old Jersey
Charles
Grid State Train at Central Games Saturday
Schedule shows Wistonain at lows, Colorado at Iowa State, N-Drake at Detroit, South Dakota at Morningside, N-Iowa Teachers at Augustana Cornen st Coe, Buenas Vista at Wartbure, Luther at Upper Bows, Dubuque at Simonet lows Wesleyan at Farsons, with games Sunday Loras st Goincy.
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Lows
Colorado
Iowa State
N—Drake
Detroit
South Dakota
Morningside
N—I Iowa
Augustana
Cornen
Coe
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Upper Bows
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Simonet
National outboard championships to run in Lake Alfred
The nations fastest outboards will race in Lake Alfred Florida October 18 20 for the National championships sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association. The event is billed as the World Series of outboard racing.
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Florida
Lake Alfred
Fla
American Power Boat Association
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