Ramblers Halt McKinley Rally for 13-7 Victory
Wilson fends off McKinley in a dramatic second half to win 13-7 at Hill Park. Don Stastny’s late pass fell short before Jerry Brown surged 70 yards for McKinley’s lone score, as LeRoy Miller added the extra point and the Ramblers held on amid a freezing gale.
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Wilson
McKinley
Hill Park
Intracity
Ramblers
Bears
Northwest
Don Stastny
Stastny
Jerry Brown
Brown
LeRoy Miller
Don Gatto
Doug Hamilton
Bill Layton
Joe Abodeely
Bob Louvar
LeVerne Dostal
Late Spartans Beat Luther 13-0 In Fourth-Quarter Rush
The Dubuque Spartans defeated Luther Norsemen 13-0 at Nustad field after two fast fourth-quarter scores. Miller and Roesler sparked a late drive, with Thompson catching a four-yard TD pass and Gantenbein recovering a fumble in the end zone for six. Luther’s defense held strong in a scoreless first half but was unable to halt Dubuque's late surge and two successful conversions.
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The
Gazette
Decorah
Dubuque Spartans
Luther Norsemen
Nustad Field
Spartans
Dubuque
Miller
Thompson
Roesler
Brown
Luther
Gantenbein
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Norsemen
Bernatz
Norseman
Bredeson
Ted Thompson
Allen
Georgia Bulldogs Clinch 42 21 Victory Over Miami
The University of Georgia defeated the Miami Hurricanes 42 to 21 before 46 127 fans at the Orange Bowl in Florida. Johnny Rauch and Bob Walston connected on the majority of Georgia touchdowns and Rauch threw nine of 15 for 170 yards. The Bulldogs outgained Miami 232 to 99 in total yards and 198 aerial yards to 171.
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Miami
Fla
University of Georgia Bulldogs
University of Miami Hurricanes
Florida
Georgia
Johnny Rauch
Bob Walston
Bulldogs
Rauch
Incomplete College Grid Results From Various Conferences
Mixed set of scorelines across East South Midwest and West divisions. Notable results include Own Univ. defeating Fordham 35 to 0, Hillsdale crushing Taylor 78 to 12, and Emporia routing McPherson 58 to 0. Other games show Central 57 over Penn 0 and Nebraska Wesleyan 12 over Pes 0.
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Boston
New York Univ
Lebanon Valley
Moravian
South
Geers’ Ie
Miami
Fla
Own Univ
Fordham
Midwest
Detroitey Warne
Mich
Central
Penn
Debeese
Lather
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St. Benedicts
Hillsdale
Taylor
York
Sterling
Nebraska Wesleyan
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Rers
Abe
Maryville
Rockhurst
Missouri Valley
Warrensbea
Stockton
Dana
Southwest
College of Ozarks
Arkansas Coll
West
Sera Ad ES Eas Tata
Wellman Nips North English In Conference Thriller
A crowd of about 3,000 watched Wellman beat North English 24 to 20 to seize first place in the league. Don Swartzendruber sparked Wellman with a 98 yard kickoff return and a 3 yard touchdown, while Wellman and North English traded scores including a 57 yard run by Swartzendruber and an 80 yard burst by Green for the visitors.
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North English
Wellman
Don Swartzendruber
Eliman
Swartzendruber
Jim Patterson
Jerry Harris
Green
Harris
Ken Donahue
Patter
Keota Rolls Past Williamsburg 38-0 Behind Norenburg Hat Trick
Keota blanked Williamsburg 38-0 as Stanley Norenburg scampered for three touchdowns covering 32 40 and 15 yards. Nowell Norenburg added two scores and Chambers tallied the remaining touchdown in a dominant home victory.
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Keota
Stanley Norenburg
Williamsburg
Norenburg
Nowell Norenburg
Chambers
Traer Falls to Cedar Falls 26-7 in Friday Night Loss
Cedar Falls defeated Traer 26 to 7 as Bennie Stringert scored twice and Bernard Nanke with Henry Anderson added a TD. Traer’s lone score came in the third period on a 25 yard pass from Rich Benely to Wayne Cherzeny.
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TRAER
Teachers High of
Cedar Falls
Rich Benely
Wayne Cherzeny
Bennie Strinert
Bernard Nanke
Henry Anderson
Vinton Tops Belle Plaine 7-0 for Second Win
Vinton high school under coach John Reed earned a second straight victory by defeating Belle Plaine 7-0. The winning score came in the final period when Roger Harrison raced 30 yards and kicked the extra point.
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Vinton
Vinton High School
John Reed
Belle Plaine
South Iowa
Stranahan Leads US Into Mexican Amateur Semis
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio the British amateur titleholder led five United States players into the quarterfinals of the Mexican amateur golf championship. He defeated Armando Danny 5 and 4 and Armando Rivera 7 and 6 to reach the semis alongside Edward Kringle Bobby Riegel Chuck Kocsis and Larry Dana Jr.
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Mexico
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Stranahan
Armando Danny
Armando Rivera
U. S
Edward Kringle
Great Neck
N. Y
Bobby Riegel
Houston
Texas
Chuck Kocsis
Detroit
Mich
Larry Dana, Jr
Bradford
Youel Fails To Report To Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions say former Iowa player Jim Youel did not report to the team as required after being acquired from Boston on waivers. He was expected to join by Friday but did not appear for practice.
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Jim
Youel
Lions
Detroit
Jim Youel
Iowa
Detroit Lions
Boston
Franklin High Hosts Dubuque in Valley Conference Tilt
Franklin high school hosts Dubuque at 7 45 tonight at Hill Park in a Mississippi Valley conference game. The tilt is a Dads day event for the Thunderbolts who held a pep rally with parents on Friday night at the school grounds.
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Franklin High School
Dubuque
Hill Park
Thunderbolts
Iowa City over Clinton 27 to 0 in Valley Battle
Iowa City High uses a shutout defense to defeat Clinton 27-0 in a Mississippi Valley conference clash. Gene Hettrick scores twice including a 14 yard TD reception from Jerry Hettrick tallies. Jerry Anderson passes to Hettrick for the final score.
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Iowa City
Clinton
Ste Tn
Hettrick
Oak
Williams
Shain
Polio Forcing South Dakota High School Football Cancellations
Polio and mumps outbreaks forced cancellation of many South Dakota football games. The Eastern Conference canceled all but six remaining contests amid fears more suspensions could follow next week. Dr William Hammon of UC and NFIP epidemiology consultant said the outbreak has peaked in the state.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
William Hammon
University of California
National Foundation For
Detroit Downs Wayne 13-0 in late scoring rally
Detroit University defeated Wayne 13-0 before 24,321 fans as the Titans broke a 0-0 deadlock with 9 minutes left. Halfback Jack Kurkowski capped a 73-yard drive with a five-yard TD run, and Jack O Leary added a 20-yard interception return for the final score. Ed Mencotti added the extra point.
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Detroit
Wayne
University of Detroit
Jack Kurkowski
Jack O’leary
Ed Mencotti
Gonzales and Parker eliminated at Pan American tennis
In Mexico City the American semifinalists Gonzales and Parker fell. Sturgess beat Gonzales 11-9 6-0 6-4 as Drobny defeated Parker in five sets 8-10 2-6 11-9 6-3 6-4. Pastall lost to Summers 3-6 6-4 6-4 in the women’s singles.
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Dick Gonzales
Frank Parker
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Parker
Helen Pastall
Los Angeles
South Africa
Sheila Summers
Tribe Vice-President In Good Condition After Brain Operation
Harry Grabiner, vice-president of the World Champion Cleveland Indians, is in good condition in Chicago after brain surgery to remove a brain tumor. The 57 year old executive previously served with the Chicago White Sox and faced a post operative crisis expected to pass around 10 a.m.
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Harry Grabiner
Cleveland Indians
Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
West Union Defeats Elkader 13-7 In Homecoming
West Union, now 13-7, beat Elkader 13-7 with both touchdowns in the third period on passes. A 25-yard pass from Jack Schatz to Bob Johnston and a 35-yard toss from Tim Cline to Don Ulring set up scores, with Ulring converting. Elkader's Paul Schneider scored in the fourth and converted. Homecoming crowned Dale Halberson and JoAnn Humphrey.
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the Gazette
West Union
Elkader
Postville
Jack Schatz
Bob Johnston
Tim Cline
Don Ulring
Alring
Paul Schneider
Dale Halberson
JoAnn Humphrey
Jeannon
Ing
Cline
Postville rolls to seventh straight with 46 0 win over Waukon
Postville dominates Waukon 46 to 0 to extend season win streak to seven and push scoring margin to 237 0. The victory clinches at least a share of the Upper Iowa conference title with Maynard next week possibly tying West Union. Junior stars Mork Gunderson and Schultz key with Mork scoring twice and Meyer adding a 40 yard reverse.
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Waukon
Upper Iowa
Maynard
West Union
Jack Schultz
Jack Meyer
Gene Rima
Tennis Mork
Dean Gunderson
Roger Christofferson
Wayne McNally
Mork
Gunderson
June Schroeder
Joan Christofferson
Waukon Weed
Maynard Triumphs 7-6 Over Fayette On Homecoming
Dean Iverson kicked the decisive extra point for Maynard in a 7-6 homecoming win over Fayette. A Franks to Bill Bright pass set up Fayette’s second quarter touchdown by Bright, and George Baker closed the game with a one yard TD for Maynard.
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Dean Iverson
Fayette
Franks
Bill Bright
Bright
George Baker
Fayette Maynard Sco
Baker
Iverson
Grundy Center Edges Sumner In Defensive Finish
Grundy Center held off two Sumner threats in the final minutes to win 18 to 13 on Friday night. Sumner reached the 11 yard line before fumbling, then on the 14 as time expired. Don Lawton of Sumner returned a Grundy Center lateral 70 yards for a touchdown and Don Borcherding added a 45-yard interception TD for Sumner.
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Grundy Center High School
Sumner
Don Lawton
Don Borcherding
Hawkeye Calmar clash ends Hawkeye season 1 5
Hawkeye Calmar high school dominated to a 47-6 victory. Harvey Hillesland scored three Calmar touchdowns including an 80 yard run. Ronald Mondry added a 70 yard score and a plunge. Hawkeye ends with 1-5 after quarterback Don Schultz suffered a head injury and was hospitalized.
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Calmar High School
Harvey Hillesland
Calmar
Ronald Mondry
Don Schultz
West Union
Pomona College Upsets Loyola Los Angeles 34 32
Pomona College defeated Loyola of Los Angeles 34 to 32 in a touchdown-filled football game at Gilmore Stadium before 6,859 fans Friday night.
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Los Angeles
INS
Pomona College
Loyola of Los Angeles
Gilmore Stadium
Prep Scores Across Iowa Conferences
A fragmented score roundup lists多 district results from the Wamac and East Iowa Hawkeye leagues with many misread town names. Notable tallies include Marion 49 over Manchester 0, Postville 46 over Waukon 0, Montezuma 45 over Toledo 6, and Brighton 55 over Kalona with other scores scattered across towns such as Clinton Davenport Ottumwa and Fort Dodge.
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McKinley
Iowa City
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Davenport
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Vinton
Belle Plaine
Marion
Manchester
Oelwein
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Pro Grid War Flares Anew
New York based report notes the NFL and the AAFC have abandoned hopes of a merger and prepare for a long conflict. Alexis Thompson of the Philadelphia Eagles ends his push for a mutual draft plan, blaming Dan Topping for the failure. Paul Brown, Browns coach, hints at a possible college coaching move despite his contract.
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New York
National Football League
All- America Conference
Alexis Thompson
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A.A.F.C
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Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Iowa Teachers Top North Dakota in North Central Showdown
Iowa Teachers defeated North Dakota 26 to 14 to seize the lead in the North Central conference with three wins and no losses. De Van scored on a 50 yard run and Miller added a TD as guides, while Silovich and Foss exchanged drives for the Sioux.
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Iowa Teachers
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Vikings extend win streak with 34-6 victory
The Missouri Valley Vikings defeated Central Missouri State 34-6 before about 5,000 homecoming fans in Marshall Missouri, marking the team’s 37th straight win under coach Volney Ashford.
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Missouri Valley Vikings
Volney Ashford
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Warrensburg
Marion Indians Rout Manchester 49-0 in Wamac Clash
Marion Indians remain unbeaten with a 49 to 0 victory over Manchester on the Manhawks field. Halfback Ken Otting scored four times including a 70 yard run and a 39 yard sprint. Ratliff and Williams connected for key TDs as Marion improves to seven straight wins and stays close in the conference race.
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Bill Fisher
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Williams
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Hatch
Dave Rathje
Dick Krog
Rathje
George Palmer
Barney McGowan
Don Neal
Tipton Rout Anamosa 26–0 in Friday Night Clash
Tipton dominated every quarter to beat Anamosa 26 to 0 Friday night. Hilbert Ford starred with two plunges and two extra points while Manyard Hamilton threw two TD passes to Roger Khotzke and Jim Williams, with Williams adding another scoring run.
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Tipton
Hilbert Ford
Manyard Hamilton
Heaves
Roger Khotzke
Jim Williams
Williams
Ruchotzke
Ford
Monticello Falls to Maquoketa 14-6 in Wamac Clash
Monticello led 6-0 at halftime before Maquoketa rallied to win 14-6 in a Wamac conference game. Schneider scored Monticello’s lone TD on a second quarter pass from Dreivelbas.
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Dreivelbas
Elgin Nips Arlington 12-6 to Finish Football Season
Elgin high school defeated Arlington 12-6 to cap its season with four wins in seven starts. Bob Hanson connected with Don Friese for two 25 yard touchdowns, one in the first quarter and another in the fourth, highlighting the victory.
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ELGIN
Elgin High School
Arlington
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