Northwestern Plans Heavy Freshman Influx For 1951 Grid
Evanston AP Northwestern opens its 1951 football season with the largest turnover since Bob Voigts took over. With 18 lettermen gone, nine first teamers, Voigts plans to lean on 35 freshmen and 32 sophomores, including promising backs and linemen, to fill nearly every position.
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Decorah Hopes Rest On Five Letter Winners
Decorah scouts see a light roster with five lettermen returning for the 1951 season under Art Hass. Reichow, Wilson, Woodward, Smock, and Halvorson provide the backbone as the coach weighs starting spots and scrimmage results.
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Belle Plaine Takes 7 1 Lead In Series Opener
Belle Plaine defeats Watkins 7 to 1 in the opening game of the Shaughnessy playoff series in East Central Iowa league. Glenn Drahn earned his sixth win, Don Wagner drove in two with a double, and Belle Plaine leads the best of three with a win in Thursday night action. The teams meet again Sunday at Watkins with a possible third game next Tuesday in Belle Plaine.
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Walker Tops Alburnett 10 5 as Paul suffers leg fracture
Paul Walker son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Paul of Alburnett fractured both legs in a Tuesday high school baseball game won by Walker 10 to 5. He underwent surgery Thursday morning. The game opened the season for both schools and Walker schedules include games at Beroyie Coggan at Troy Mills Row and Rowley in October.
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Monona A C Wins Postville Softball Loop Title
The Postville Softball league wraps as Monona A C tops the standings with a 16 2 record while Bombers 1950 champs finish 15 3. A final tournament game is set for 8 p m Friday as Bud Koeneke leads Dyersville with five hits in five trips.
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Monti Suffers First Tourney Loss to Cascade
Cascade edge Monticello to hand Monti its first tournament defeat in Dyersville on Thursday night.
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