Vols Beat North Carolina 35-6 in upset at Chapel Hill
Tennessee overpowered North Carolina 35-6 at Chapel Hill, with Hal Littleford shining as a triple threat. Justice struggled and left with an injury while Bud Sherrod and Harold Payne scored early. State police intervened after a bench-side skirmish as UNC missed Art Weiner and failed to match the Vols.
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Ted Smits
Chapel Hill
N. C
Tennessee
Charlie “Choo Choo
Justice
Hal Littleford
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
New York
Bud Bud Sherrod
Bill Haye
Harold Payne
Dick Wiess
Officials Dinner Planned by Cedar Rapids Officials Association
The Cedar Rapids Officials Association schedules its annual dinner for November 28 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. In charge of the program are Fred Winter Don Wolfe and Sam A Cooper with Tom Crabbe handling honorary members affairs. A basketball meetings program at McKinley School library is announced weekly each Monday evening with officers and members listed for the season.
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Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fred Winter
Don Wolfe
Sam A. Cooper
Tom Crabbe
McKinley School
Idik
William L. Bar- Not
Ibstiove
Iscission
Martin Ov
Brent Franklin Eeting
Eke Tale
Ae Ae Jomiagh Sch
Lense
Eoslian Cedar
George Thompson
Ind Ray Hamad
Iowa waterfowl season opens with broad county limits
The state opens hunting seasons with a 15 day quail and 45 day broader include in 51 counties. Shooting hours 8:30 to 4:30 daily. Quail bag limit six birds and a rising interest in pointing dogs. Coon season runs Nov 10 to Jan 10 with trapping fees set. Waterfowl hours and duck stamps funding noted along with park custodians appointments. Cedar Rapids and Strawberry Point officials take post November 1.
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Allamakee
Fayette
Clayton
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Marshall
Guthrie
Adair
Adams
Page
The
Conservation Commission
Norman Lee Brown
Cedar Rapids
Oak Grove
South Dakota
Vernon E. White
H. G. “Jack” Roasa
Ira Weed
Weekend College Gridmatch Schedule Across Conferences
A cluttered list shows multiple college basketball games across the Iowa Iowa State North Central Missouri Valley and Big Seven leagues. Notable matchups include North Dakota State at South Dakota State Wisconsin at Northwestern Notre Dame at Michigan State and Iowa State at Drake. Additional pairings span Coe Carleton Monmouth Beloit Cornell Grinnell and more across Midwest conferences.
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Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Big Seven
Iowa State
Drake
Kansas
Nebraska
Neneeee State
Missouri Valley
North Central
Morningside
Omaha
N.S. Dakota
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S.D
Midwest
Coe
Carleton
Monmouth
Beloit
Cornell
Idaho Angler Reels World Record Dolly Varden Trout
Nelson L. Higgins of Pullman Washington caught a 32 pound Dolly Varden trout at Lake Pend Oreille after a 20 minute fight. The fish measured about 50 inches long with a 29 inch girth, cited as a potential world record in 1947.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Lake Pend Oriello
Nelson L. Higgins
Pullman, Wash
Pend Oreille
R. C. Horst
Hayden Lake
Chisox Sign Young Right Handed Pitcher Gingerich
The Chicago White Sox announced the signing of William Gingerich a 19 year old right handed pitcher from York Pennsylvania on Saturday.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago White Sox
William Gingerich
York
Paul Olson to Join Wartburg Cage Drill
WAVERLY Sophomore Paul Olson from Strawberry Point will report to Wartburg basketball practice after football season ends. Olson plays center and joins four other lettermen already in drills under Coach Ax Bundgaard. Teammates include Rolland Bogle of Tama and Tom Olson of Strawberry Point.
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Waverly
Paul Olson
Strawberry Point
Wartburg
Olson
Ax Bundgaard
Rolland Bogle
Tama
Tom Olson
Hall Clothiers Seek Away Games Near Cedar Rapids
The Hall Clothiers look for away contests against independent teams within 40 miles of Cedar Rapids. Interested teams should write So Rainville at 616 Fourth Avenue.
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Hall Clothiers
Cedar Rapids
Rainville
Fourth Avenue
Sports Am era on KCRG Tomorrow At 6 45
Bob Brooks hosts a sports program on KCRG tomorrow at 6 45 p m local time. The show previews local teams and major sports headlines for the coming day.
Passes Put Kansas Past K-State 39-0
In Lawrence Kansas two Kansas quarterbacks split duties as Kansas stretched its lead early and rolled to a 39-0 victory over rival Kansas State before 33 500 fans. Gilman and Bogue connected on multiple passes while Kansas racked up 199 passing yards and tallied in every period.
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Kansas University
Kansas State
Dick Gilman
Jerry Bogue
Manhattan
Kansas
Jayhawks
Bogue
Gilman
Lyn Smith
Bill Shaake
Kansas State Line
French
John Amberg
Henry Lamping
Ken Morrow
Dale Mullen
Final Midget Race Today At Ce-Mar In Cedar Rapids
Midget racing ends its 1949 season at Ce-Mar Bowl Cedar Rapids with events at 2 30 p m time trials at 1 00 p m Offen huser midgets lead 28 cars in seven events plus time trials DanKladis Chicago Johnny Hobel Rapids drive for Al Willey No 12 Ford Hartley the series point leader to race Don McElhinney track owner and others including Vogel Weyant Marshall Hamilton Roberts Fisher Turner Easton Hartley Reel.
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Cedar Rapids
Danny Kladis
Chicago
Johnny Hobel
Rapids
Hobel
al Willey
Ford
Don McElhinney
Chuck Vogel
Chuck Weyant
Chuck Marshall
Red Hamilton
John Roberts
Byron Fisher
Harry Turner
Rex Easton
Gene Hartley
Ralph Reel
Hartley
Duke Downs Georgia Tech 27 14 in Atlanta showdown
Duke's Blue Devils erased a seven point halftime deficit to defeat Georgia Tech 27 14 before about 39 000 at Atlanta. Halfback Billy Cox sparked Duke while Jim Brown and interceptions set up two late scores as Tech pushed a final 78 yard drive too late.
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INS
Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Billy Cox
Blue Devil
Yellow Jackets
Jim Brown
Tech
Redskin Boss Vows Veto on Pro Grid Merger Plan
Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall said he will block any attempt to merge the National Football League with the All-America Conference. He also indicated he would veto including AAC teams Buffalo Los Angeles Baltimore New York and Chicago in the older league. He left open possible inclusion of the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco Forty Niners under certain conditions.
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George Preston Marshall
National Football League
Washington Redskins
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Coaltown Benched by Trainer for a While
Baltimore trainer Jimmy Jones said Coaltown will be out for three to four weeks with a lame right hind leg after a recent race. The horse hobbed outside his stall, with vets to examine, while blinkers were worn for the first time to curb bearing out.
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Baltimore
INS
Jimmy Jones
Coaltown
Jones
Washington Bears blank Colorado College 27 0 in St Louis
The St Louis Washington University Bears defeated the Colorado College Tigers 27 to 0 in St. Louis on Saturday. Fullback Lester Schamel scored two touchdowns while halfbacks Bud Wiederholdt and Joe Votava added one each. Votava scored after a pass from quarterback Ralph Stocker.
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Washington University Bears
St.Louis
Colorado College Tigers
Lester Schamel
Bud Wiederholdt
Joe Votava
Votava
Ralph Stocker
Ian Shanes
Realk
Hurth Secures Three Year Pact With Southern Association
New Orleans Charl ie Hurth was awarded a three year contract as president of the Southern Association of baseball clubs. Authorities announced the deal Saturday asserting Hurth will lead the league through a period of expansion and organization improvements.
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New Orleans
INS
Charlie Hurth
Poecies
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Brooks Broadcasts Sports Camera On KCRG at 6 45
Ib Brooks hosts a nightly segment titled Sports Camera airing at 6 45 on KCRG. The program highlights local sports clips and game action for viewers each evening.
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Ib Brooks
KCRG
Colorado Beats Utah In Snow Covered Intersectional Clash
In a snow driven game Colorado Buffaloes defeated Utah Utes 14 to 7 at Boulder. Sophomore fullback Merwin Model scored both Colorado touchdowns from the two yard line while Bob Matthews put Utah on the scoreboard in the first quarter. Over 21 000 fans witnessed Utah suffer its worst season in 25 years.
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Colo
Colorado University
Utah University
Buffalo
Merwin Model
Colorado
Utah
Bob Matthews
Buffaloes
Salt Lake City
Morris routs Gardner 121 0 as Kryden scores ten touchdowns
In Gardner Illinois Morris High School crushed Gardner 121 0 Friday night halfback James Kryden scored 10 touchdowns in three quarters and the Morris team totaled 18 scores from only 26 plays. Quarterback Bob Brayton threw 16 of 19 for 379 yards.
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Gardner, Ill
James Kryden
Morris High School
Gardner
Kryden
Morris
Bob Brayton
Iowa Opens Final Drive Against Minnesota Gophers
Iowa meets Minnesota in Minneapolis to close the 1948 season with three road games left. The game, Minnesota’s 43rd meeting with Iowa, bears on the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl choice. Hawkeyes seek a better line showing after a 3 of 4 conference run and a prior 28 21 loss last year. 5 500 tickets sold so far.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Gophers
Oregon
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Hawkeye
Iowa Harriers Win Third Straight Meet
Iowa defeats Marquette 22 to 36 in a cross country meet led by Earle Duggan who won the four mile race in 20 minutes 55 seconds. Bob Mason of Marquette finished seven seconds back. Iowa previously beat Notre Dame and Illinois this season.
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Bob Mason
Notre Dame
Illinois
Bob Ma Mason
Jack
Tony Glazer
Boe An Geen
Sports Preview for Bob Brooks on KCRG CAM ERA
Bob Brooks reports sports for the day on his CAM ERA segment at 6 45 p m tomorrow on KCRG.
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Bob Brooks
KCRG
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