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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1952

Page

2

Wilkinson Keeps Big Seven Unbeaten With Sooner Win

In Lawrence Kansas, Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson credited crucial breaks and standout linebacker Tom Catlin for a 42 20 victory over Kansas. Wilkinson’s Sooners extended his six year run without a Big Seven loss as both teams fumbled twice. Catlin, a 195 pound senior from Ponca City, was praised for key plays.

Lawrence Kan Bud Wilkinon Oklahoma Tom Catlin Kansas Jayhawks Sooners Wilkinson Oklaoma Norman Okla Catlin Ponca City

Dusty Rice May Face Ohio as Offensive End

Iowa coach Forest Evashevski considers moving Dusty Rice from tailback to end for the Ohio State game at Hawkeye Homecoming. Rice has a bad right knee limiting cutting ability, while Dan McBride set a new Iowa receiving mark with nine catches for 109 yards against Wisconsin.

Dusty Rice Ohio Gazette Iowa Ohio State Forest Evashevski Oelwein Wisconsin Rice Evy Jim Hatch Lancaster Wis Milani Hatch Dan McBride Emlen Tunnell Fred Ruck

Fans Voice Mixed Opinions On Sports In Quick Read

The Quick magazine survey gathers reader views on sports culture from behavior of athletes to college football trends. It notes Big Ten performance, UCLA links, and local Iowa golf plans while praising coach Warren Gaer’s curfew decision and standout players like Wisconsin’s Don Voss and Jerry Wuhrman.

Ports Quick Magazine Quick A.A.U Yankees Pennant Insurance Johnny Something Johnny Mize Hopp Samn Schmitz Ball Park Iowa Kingston Stadium Drake Warren Gaer Detroit Gene Macomber Joe Revere Des Moines Villanova Marquette Wichita Warren Aer Wisconsin Don Voss Jerry Wuhrman Wuhrman Cedar Rapids Elmcrest Hugo Schenken Hew Iowa Women’s Golf Association Howard Helscher Warren Ackley J. E. Cameron Helscher Newton

Giants Expect Service Release for 71 Players

New York Giants anticipate 71 farm system players being released from military service in time for 1953 spring training. Among returning servicemen is catcher Sam Calderone.

NEW York New York Giants Armed Services Sam Calderone

Baseball Players Report To Managers In Spring Training

Land outfielder Bill Taylor will report to Manager Leo Durocher in Phoenix Arizona. The others will report to the minor league base at Melbourne Florida.

Bill Taylor Leo Durocher Phoenix, Ariz Melbourne Fla

National figure skating championships set for Hershey in March

Hershey Pennsylvania hosts the four day 1952 national figure skating championships from March 25 to 28. Top skaters from across the United States compete for national titles and honors at the event.

Hershey

UCLA Team To Beat In Pacific Coast Loop

California, USC, and UCLA lead the Pacific Coast race as Cal wallops Santa Clara 27-7 while USC crushes Oregon State 28-6. UCLA beat Stanford 24-14 and faces Wisconsin next. Don Heinrich throws three TD passes for Washington in a 49-0 win over Oregon setting a conference TD record.

Big Ten Minnesota Michigan Purdue Washington California Michigan State Stanford Penn State Notre Dame Southern Cal UCLA San Francisco Ference Santa Clara Broncos Trojans Santa Clara Pappy Waldorf Mel Hein Southern California Bears USC Hein Cal Waldorf Trojan Ucla Bruins Stanford Indians Wisconsin Bruins Troy Seattle Washington Huskies Oregon Don Heinrich Don Bob Waterfield Oregon State Ornia

Culver TD Stays Harvard Win Over Colgate

Harvard defeats Colgate 21 20 after John Culver of Cedar Rapids scores the winning TD. Culver rushes 19 times for 109 yards average 5.5, with six touchdowns this season. Monteith adds his third straight extra point in Cambridge.

the Gazette Cambridge Mass John Culver Cedar Rapids Harvard Colgate Culver Monteith Crimson

Lowe third in class F heat at Nationals hydroplane meet

Orville Lowe of Des Moines finished third in the second heat of the class F hydroplanes at the National Outboard championships in Lake Alfred Florida on Sunday.

Lake Alfred, Fla Orville Lowe Des Moines

Cedar Rapids Teams Sweep In Eastern Iowa Traveling League

Cedar Rapids entered two teams in the Eastern Iowa Traveling league and both posted two wins in three games at Ottumwa's The Lodge. Silver Corporation dropped its opener then took the last two, while Iowa National won its first and third games to keep the pace.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Ottumwa the Lodge Silver Corporation Iowa National

Forty Niners Rout Bears as Cardinals Edge Giants

San Francisco stays unbeaten at 4-0 with a 40-16 win over the Chicago Bears. Chicago Cardinals shock New York Giants 24-23, while Cleveland thumps Philadelphia 49-7. Detroit and Green Bay rally to 24-16 and 24-14 wins. Washington tops Pittsburgh 28-24.

New York San Francisco Cleveland Chicago Bears Chicago Cards Detroit Philadelphia Green Bay Washington Los Angeles Pittsburgh Dallas Bears Chi Cardinals Philadelphia Eagles Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Rams Chicago Cardinal New York Giants Giants Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Rams Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers Eagles Redskins Y. A. Tittle John Stryzalski Joe Perry Don Burke Perry

Big Ten Leaders Face Tests as Week Schedules Loom

Michigan and Minnesota clash at Ann Arbor while Illinois risks its title hopes against Purdue in a nationally televised midseason slate. Ohio State, Indiana, and Wisconsin also seek momentum as Penn State and UCLA travel in non-conference bouts.

Michigan Minnesota Cardle Ohio State Wisconsin Indiana Tllinois Northwestern Iowa Purdue Illinois Penn State Michigan State UCLA Chicago Ann Arbor Wildcats Boilermakers North Carolina Notre Dame Dobibles George O’brien Dwight Eddleman Ted Kress Bill Dalley Carl Marquette Badger Rocky Ryan Illini Bob Grimes Buck Washington State Grimes John Boorton

Wisconsin's Carl Top Scorer in Big Win Upset

Wisconsin halfback Harland Carl scored while Purdue upset Notre Dame 26-14 in Chicago with 21 fumbles recorded overall. Iowa trounced later in the day as the Badgers posted a decisive performance despite miscues.

Chicago Harland Carl Wisconsin Purdue Notre Dame Rwolers Iowa

Bears Rider McElhenny Stars In Airing Win

Albert fed the ball to set up the play as McElhenny, a 198 pound right half back from Washington, piled up 103 yards from scrimmage, caught three passes for 33 yards, and totaled 123 yards on three punts including a 95 yard kickoff return TD.

Evy Bear Albert McElhenny Washington

Girls Basketball Growth Pushes Iowa Union Membership Up

Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union reports 10 new member schools boosting total to 704, the highest in 26 years. St John’s Independence left membership. Northeast district adds Fayette Keystone Bristow Dike Visitation Staceyville and Greene. Parnell Luton Rolfe expand in other districts.

Des Moines Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union Rod Chisholm St. John’s of Independence Buchanan County Fayette Keystone Bristow Dike Visitation Staceyville Greene Parnell Luton Rolfe

Hank Greenberg Hates Yankees

Cleveland AP Hank Greenberg the Indians general manager says he hates the New York Yankees and wants his players to hate them too. He cites Yankees psychology of superiority and recalls an anti Yankee complex from his Tigers days. He admits he does not know how to instill that hatred today.

Cleveland New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Hank Greenberg Hank Detroit Tigers Tigers

Providence Reds Take Narrow Two-Game Weekend Win

United Press reports the Providence Reds extended their slim lead in the American Hockey League after sweeping Hershey Bears in a weekend set. The wins firmed their position atop the standings and continued their winning momentum.

Providence Reds Hershey Bears

Georgia Tech football co-captains named Morris and Miller

George Morris of Vicksburg Mississippi and Hal Miller of Kingsport Tennessee are named co-captains of the Georgia Tech football team. The Midwest Conference results show Lawrence 17 Ri aeneath 26 Olaf 41 Carleton 0 Coe 21 Cornell 0 Ottawa 48 Grinnell 46.

Coe Monmouth St. Olaf Lawrence Carleton Ripon Grinnell Cornell George Morris Vicksburg, Miss Hal Miller Kingsport, Tenn Georgia Tech

Maryland and Navy clash sparks memory of 1951 powerhouses

Maryland overwhelmed Navy 38 to 7 in a rugged rivalry game marked by three Marylanders and four Midshipmen ejections. The win gave Maryland its third straight victory over Navy and fourth in 14 decisions, with both teams signaling a pause in future meetings for some time.

Midshipmen Maryland Annapolis Navy

Wilson Boosters and Local Football Schedule Teasing This Week

State sports note outlines Wilson boosters meeting at 7 30 in the Wilson cafeteria and a Decorah Legion baseball banquet with Bertilson the Chicago Cub announcer as speaker. Upcoming games include McKinley vs Franklin Roosevelt vs Wilson at 4 p.m. Thursday and several Friday and weekend football matchups across Ston Stadium and other sites.

Wilson Wilson High School Dads Decorah Legion Bertilson Chicago Cub McKinley Franklin Roosevelt Grinnell Cornell Coe Monmouth Ohio State Iowa Waverly Ston Stadium

Loras Rolls Over Quincy For Fifth Straight Win

In Quincy Illinois Loras of Dubuque remained undefeated with a 40 to 2 victory over Quincy. Bob Burg smeier returned a second half kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown as Loras scored in every quarter to seal their fifth straight win.

Quincy, Ill Loras Dubuque Quincy Bob Burgsmeier

World Record Set at Outboard Championships

Dr. R. D. Frawley of Dravesburg Pennsylvania set a world record of 38701 kiles per hour for class M hydro planes at the opening of the National Outboard championships.

Lake Alfred Fla R. D. Frawley Dravesburg

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