Dual Cellar Finish Faces Iowa and ISU in 1954
Iowa and Iowa State face a potential shared cellar finish in the Big Ten and Big Seven as midseason results leave both teams 0-3 in conference play. The Hawks host Ohio State on homecoming, while the Cyclones travel to Missouri after a 21-14 rally against Colorado.
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53 Teams Still Are Unbeaten
New York AP reports fifty-three college football teams remain undefeated and untied. Small colleges William Jewell Peru State Stevens Point lead with six victories. several top ten teams including Maryland California Georgia Tech Duke USC UCLA remain unbeaten. Michigan State tops with four wins.
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Delaney wins national sportsman stock car title in 1 28 09.85
Langhorne Pennsylvania reports Jim Delaney of Lyndhart New Jersey wins the 100 mile national sportsman stock car championship with Bernie Ingersoll of Rome New Jersey finishing less than a second behind. The winning time is 1 hour 28 minutes 9.85 seconds.
Roosevelt and Wilson clash in crucial Cedar Rapids title decider
Roosevelt, led by Coach George Hidinger, clinched at least a tie in the Cedar Rapids city race by beating McKinney 13-0 for a second straight city win. Wilson and McKinley were eliminated from title contention, Wilson holding the GER tiebreaker as Roosevelt visits Kingston Stadium Friday night for the final league game amid North Iowa Cedar League action.
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Marion and Mt Vernon win prep mile team titles
IOWA CITY Marion won the class A state mile team title here Saturday. Mt Vernon took the class B crown and Central City the class C. Central City edged Stanley by one point for the C title, while North high of Des Moines captured the class AA championship with Roosevelt Cedar Rapids finishing fourth. North’s Caesar Smith posted the meet's fastest time of 4:39.39.
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Mississippi Valley League clash decides title race
Iowa City clinched a tie for the Mississippi Valley conference title with a 21 to 20 win over Clinton last Friday. Tipton and Vinton lead after Friday's results as Marion hosts Vinton and Tipton visits Monticello in a tight race for the league crown.
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Postville Holds Unbeaten Lead as Rivals Edge Closer
Postville survived West Union's upset bid to stay the Upper Iowa leaders. Fayette and Elkader dodged heavier bids from Waukon and Sumner to stay one game back. This week Postville visits Elkader to face Frosty Westering and the Bennett brothers in a key showdown.
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Tama Versus Belle Plaine Sparks South Iowa Cedar League Clash
The South Iowa Cedar League match features Tama and Belle Plaine in a big week game. Tama seeks to extend an unbeaten run while Belle Plaine relies on Ron Armstrong who scored seven touchdowns against Toledo last week. Tama shows balanced scoring as six players each reach the end zone against Montezuma J F Doren and Doran, Porter, Marchal, Barnes and Sam Doran contribute touchdowns.
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North Iowa Cedar WLWL high school football results
In North Iowa Cedar League play for several towns, scores show Reinbeck 40 over Teachers, Grundy Center 41 over Traer, and Ackley 24 over Jesup. Other results list Eldora and Nevada matchups with scattered references to LaPorte City Reinbeck and Arlington.
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New Sharon Expected To Wrap Eight Man Title At Home
The eight man Keomah football race sees New Sharon hosting Bussey as What Cheer visits Hedrick. A win for New Sharon would seal the title while What Cheer and Hedrick meet for second place.
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Top Conference Showdowns Highlight Ke Wash Slate
In Ke Wash action Wilkinson and Wellman headline a weekend schedule with Brighton and Williamsburg contenders. Unbeaten Wellman must beat Brighton to nearly seal the title as Williamsburg looms in a decisive clash that could eliminate the loser from title contention.
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Eastern Iowa basketball showdown for conference title
The Eastern Iowa agnctine conference title hangs in the balance Friday night at West Branch as host West Branch meets unbeaten Mt. Vernon led by Don Hipple. West Branch is undefeated with one tie, and the winner will impact league honors ahead of the West Branch West Liberty rivalry.
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Teachers Battle For North Central Lead In Iowa clash
Iowa Teachers and Morningside enter a decisive North Central conference clash in Sioux City with 9-0 league records. Morningside beat South Dakota 27-7 last week. Teachers routed Augustana 47-0 as John Cory sparked the offense. South Dakota and South Dakota State meet in Vermillion after North Dakota State’s 60-6 loss.
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Knudten Is Elected Second Vice President Of Amateur Skating Union
Herb Enudten of Cedar Rapids was elected second vice-president of the Amateur Skating Union of the United States at its meeting here Sunday. Richard P. Shearman of Jamestown New York was elected president. LaMar Ottsen of St. Louis was named first vice-president. Harland Gallagher of Amsterdam New York was third vice-president and Richard I. McCarter of Chicago was secretary-treasurer. Knudten, a former top amateur skater, has been a pioneer in Iowa skating programs.
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Bryan Winner at Raleigh AAA Big Car Race
Fim Bryan of Phoenix Arizona rode to victory in the AAA big car race at the North Carolina state fair.
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Skarp Skin Breasts And Legs Of Birds Recipe
Recipe lesson describes preparing fal skarp Skin by soaking in weak vinegar overnight then drying and chilling. Meat is seasoned rolled in flour browned in a Dutch oven, simmered with water onion parsley chopped celery pepper and carrots, thickened with flour, and finished with Worcestershire sauce for about one hour.
Spark Plugs Unchanged Amid Ongoing Vehicle Tests
Officials report tests proceed with no changes to spark plugs or major components. The aim is to evaluate performance and reliability under current configurations.
Think Pro League to OK Fix Cagers in Elmira
Signs increased that the American Basketball League would vote at its meeting Thursday to outlaw use of players in the college point spread probe. Elmira Colonels president Harl Robacher expected favorable votes from Elmira Jersey City Scranton and Wilkes Barre.
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New Chrysler Engine Car Sets Speed Trials at Indianapolis
The log of test runs on a Chrysler powered car owned by Roger G. Wolcott shows speeds near 170 mph on the Speedway straightaways and a sustained average over 135 mph for 140 miles. James drives the car through 350 laps totaling 600 miles, with no mechanical issues, surpassing prior marks on the track.
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Bowling Parlor City Thursday Scores Report
Bowling Parlor City rolls Thursday scores with high team series led by Fenick & Ford. Herrbach posts top individual with a 745 game and 624 series as scoring shows varied results across lanes.
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Langham Fifth in Iowa State Match Bowling Tourney
DES MOINES AP Edgar King of Sioux City and Ann Rand of Des Moines will head the four member Iowa group which will compete in the national match game bowling tournament at Chicago December 6 to 14. Mrs Rand won her third Iowa match game title in the women's division and King his first in the men's championships there Sunday. King took 14 of 21 games and dropped 4297 pins with a Peterson point total of 99.29. Mrs Rand lost only three of her 14 games and had a Peterson point total of 60.28 with 21478 total pins. Jack Ringdon of Waterloo was third in the men's division, Jen Ohl of Des Moines runner up in the women's, and William Peterson of Clinton placed second. Peterson did not wish to compete in Chicago. Ray Langham of Cedar Rapids, defending men's champion, finished fifth Sunday. Ethel Meikle of Waterloo, the women's list last year, placed sixth.
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