Favor Buffs To Capture 3rd in Row
Iowa State hopes to help Colorado upset Iowa State again but wants the Buffs to play the victim. The game draws 15 000 fans, with Colorado favored after recent results. Narcisian stars at passer and track speed, while Hagin and Halbert pace ground gainers alongside Colorado’s weight edge.
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Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Town State
Cyclones
Harry Narcisian
Don Hagin
Webb Halbert
Narcisian
Hogan Trails as Mangrum Opens Glendale Open Lead
Ben Hogan shot 69 to sit three under par and third as Lloyd Mangrum fired 66 at Oakmont to lead the Glendale Open. Johnny Bulla 68 moved into second. Ed Oliver and Zell Eaton tied for third with Hogan after day one. Bulla replaced Bob Hope in the draw and eagled the first hole.
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Glendale
Calif
Ins
Ben Hogan
Links
Lloyd Mangrum
Johnny Bulla
Mangrum
Oakmont Country Club
Hogan
Bulla
Airways
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Hope
Hope
Ed Oliver
Seattle
Ed Furgol
Roy, Mich
Zell Eaton
Montebello
Oliver
Oakmont
Harry Cooper
Honolulu
McGee Injured in Notre Dame Nebraska Game Prep
Notre Dame halfback Coy McGee from Longview Texas was sidelined with an injury as the Irish prepared for Saturday's clash with Nebraska. He joined other players in missing practice while the team traveled from South Bend.
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Ind
Coy McGee
Notre Dame
Longview
Texas
Fighting Irish
Nebraska
O Sullivan Withdraws as Referee in Cyclone Games
Kansas City report says Ted O Sullivan withdrew from four remaining Cyclone assignments after Kansas beat Iowa State 20 7 Abe Stuber Iowa State coach charged officiating favored Kansas Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Artie Eilers said O Sullivan and Dick Pendleton of Kansas City were pulled from Drake games and Iowa State contest on Nov 6 Pendleton served as headlinesman in the Kansas Iowa State game.
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Ted O’sullivan
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Jayhawkers
Abe Stuber
Iowa State
Kansas
K. U
Missouri
Artie Eilers
Missouri Valley Conference
St. Louis
O'Sullivan
Dick Pendleton
KansasSity
Riley Outs Berg in Women's Texas Open
Polly Riley of Fort Worth defeated Patty Berg of Minneapolis 2-1 to reach the semifinals of the Women's Texas Open in Fort Worth. Also advancing were Mrs George Didrickson Zaharias of Denver Helen Dettweiler of Dallas and Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee. Zaharias beat Betsey Rawls 3-2, Wall beat Mrs Williford 3-2, and Dettweiler eliminated Mrs Perrin of El Dorado Ark.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Polly Riley
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
George
Babe) Didrickson Zaharias
Denver
Helen Dittweiler
Dallas
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Zaharias
Betsey Rawls
Austin
Miss Wall
H. T. Williford
Sherman
Miss Dettweiler
Gordon Perrin
el Dorado
Ark
Badgers Seek Gift For Harry's Birthday
MADISON Wis AP Coach Harry Stuhldreher was 47 years old Friday and his University of Wisconsin football team promised him his present next Saturday afternoon. The gift a victory over Yale in their game here. Meanwhile the Badgers drilled on defense against Yale passes and ground plays.
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Madison
Wis
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Yale
Badgers
Robinson vows title defense to Fusari Larkin winner
New York welterweight champion Ray Robinson said he will defend his title against the winner of the Charlie Fusari versus Tippy Larkin welterweight bout. The Fusari Larkin bout is set for Jersey City on October 21.
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New York
INS
Ray Robinson
Charlie Fusari - Tippy Larkin
Fusari - Larkin
Jersey City
Feller says no salary slash for 1949 season
New York AP report confirms Bob Feller will not accept a pay cut from his 1948 salary of 80 000. Feller asserts his arm is strong and he will not barnstorm this winter. Cleveland President Bill Veeck backs him, pledging the pitching staff around the 29 year old star for 1949.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Bob Feller
Rapid Robert
Feller
van Meter
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Indians
Veeck
Iowa City hosts 29 high schools in mile run trials
Iowa City track hosts four one mile races for 29 schools from Cedar Rapids and across the state in AA A B C classes. Roosevelt Cedar Rapids and others vie for team and individual titles. 5 runners max per school, three-to-score winning team.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Roosevelt
Fairfield
Nevada
Central City
Clash
Burlington
Franklin
Clinton
Garcil Bluitsport
Moinesraat
Lincoln
Reohicaly
Dubuqu Ottumwa
Waterloo
West
Cedar
Mtexinigy
Fort Madison
Meokuk
Obkaioosa
Iowa City City
Towa Cy
University
Marion
Tipton
West Des Moines
Vale
Napier
Norwa
Cute
Citation Runs Saturday For Man O' War's Mark
Citation will carry 119 pounds and be ridden by Jockey Eddie Arcaro on Saturday at Belmont Park as he targets the $100,000 International Gold Cup. Old-timers will compare him to Man O' War, who set the 2 40 4/5 record for the mile and five furlongs and won by 100 lengths carrying 126 pounds 25 years ago.
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New York
Citation Willcarry
Eddie Arcaro
Belmont Park
Grid Results From Various Matches Reported
Grid results show Eau Claire tied Milwaukee Teachers and Tusculum 73 to 25, with Camberland and Jacksonville Florida at 25, Troy State scoring 13, Tarkio at 2, and Chillicothe Business at 14.
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Milwaukee
Tusculum
Camberland & Tacksonville
Fla
Troy State
Tarkio
Chillicothe Business
Illini Reject Aid Ruling
CHAMPAIGN Illinois faculty oppose the Big Nine decision banning Rocky Raklovits from football eligibility for a year after accepting an expensive scholarship with low grades. The faculty senate would not approve a new conference rule limiting scholarships, risking a potential void of the ruling if Big Nine members dissent.
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Illl
University of Illinois
Rocky Raklovits
Raklovits
Illinois
Big Nine
Raklevits
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Kinnick
McKinley Frosh Beat Franklin 25-0 in Early Fall Gridiron
McKinley fresh men defeated Franklin 25 to 0 as three touchdowns came in the first half and Ed Lodge connected with Eldon Kanellis for a 30 yard score in the third. Gordon Aukerman opened the scoring with a 55 yard interception return and Joe Horsky added a 20 yard TD pass. Grant added the extra point after the second score.
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Franklin
Bears
Ed Lodge
Eldon Kanellis
Lodge
Gordon Aukerman
Joe Horsky
Grant
Fight Results From Associated Press Boxing Cards
Philadelphia bout Gene Burien stopped Billy Nixon after a 1432 round knockout. Des Cockayne won on points over Herman Mills in Des Moines, while Joe Danes beat Frank Cerdine on points in Troy New York. Manny Ortega stopped Jackie Graves in Austin Minnesota and Denver enjoyed a reputably close matchup.
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Philadelphia
Gene Burien
New York
K.O
Billy Nixon
Des Moines
Des Cockayne
Herman Mills
Chicago
G. Troy
N._Y
Joe_ Danes
Denver
Frank Cerdine
Paterson
Joy Minneapolis
Jackie Graves
Austin
Minn
Manny Ortega
el Paso
Michigan and Northwestern Set for Big Nine Showdown
Michigan and Northwestern both undefeated meet in Ann Arbor on Saturday in a game that could decide the Big Nine title and the eastern representative in the annual bowl. Michigan rode a 40-0 win over Purdue, while Northwestern edged Purdue 21-0 the prior week, with lines and backs expected to shine. Gene Derricotte returned to practice, raising hope he may play against Northwestern.
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Michigan Magicians
Northwestern Wildcats
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Purdue
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Wildcats
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Illinois
Bob Voigts
Wolverines
Wolves
Minnesota
Iliois
Indiana
Mich
Gene Derricotte
Y W C A Volleyball League Opens Play
Four matches opened the Y W C A volleyball season with First Trust coached by Ber Nice Marta defeating Topinky Roofers 45 to 35. Armstrongs led by Margaret Sheible beat Quaker Oats 52 to 20. Capt Marilyn Frasinger steered Holly Shot past Iowa Mutuals 49 to 27. Becks led by Frances Feirertsen defeated McLellans 51 to 19.
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Y.W.C
New Chisox Boss Plans Player Purchases Onslow Talks Trade
Jack Onslow new manager of the Chicago White Sox returns to Comiskey Park for a 24 hour break before an inter league trip to buy players. He says he will talk to owners of every major league club and has money ready. The Comiskey family backs him with funds and he will trade any player if it benefits the team.
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Chicago
Jack Onslow
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
White Sox
Sox
Onslow
Gale
Cockayne Beats Mills In Des Moines Boxing Bout
In Des Moines, lightweight Del Cockayne floored Herman Mills of Chicago three times en route to an eight round decision. The event showcased other results on the first Des Moines boxing card of the season with Ralph Jones defeating Jackie Parkes, Pat Murphy edging Ray Frainer, and La Verne Anderson beating Adolphus Edwards among others.
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Des Moines
del Cock~ayne
Herman Mills
Chicago
Ralph Jones
Jackie Parkes
Des Helee
Pat Murphy
Ray Frainer
Siesta Leerne Anderson
Waterloo
Adolphus Edwards
Jockey Bobby Permane Wins Handicap at Jamaica
Jockey Bobby Permane rode Greg iFlight to victory in the Cherry Grove handicap at Jamaica on Thursday after entering 127 straight races without a win.
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New York
INS
Jocky Bobby Permane
Greg iFlight
Jamaica
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