Hawks Land 13 All-State Iowa Preps
Iowa City notes show 60 plus Iowa gridders in camp led by 193 all state first team selections. Coach Wally Schwank with eight assistants oversee 13 from four IDPA honor teams and a large turnout from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ames and Dubuque with numerous hometown reps.
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Pitt Looms as Dawson Poised to Rejuvenate Team
The Panthers travel plans place them at Cedar Rapids Municipal airport after Saturday’s game as Pitt weighs Dawson to rebuild football fortunes. Dawson’s long coaching pedigree spans Tulane, Minnesota, Buffalo Bills, Michigan State, and a return to Minnesota, with early 1950s teams relying on two way players and a grueling schedule. The squad’s success may hinge on finding a new quarterback to replace Bob Bestwick, with Rudy Mattick emerging as the leading candidate.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League standings show New York and Boston in tight races with Detroit and St. Louis trailing. Friday and Saturday schedules list multiple interleague matchups including New York at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Detroit, with several noon starts and later evening games.
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Penn Tilt Limited Receives TV Approval for Penn Notre Dame Game
The NCAA television committee kept terms for broadcasting the Pennsylvania Notre Dame game in Philadelphia. Penn had been granted permission to televise Penn Notre Dame while Princeton-Columbia would still air in New York on the NEC network. Athletic Director Francis T. Murray of Penn proposed carrying both games.
Yankees Win Thriller as McDougald and Mantle Spark Victory
In a dramatic finish the Yankees rally from a 2-0 deficit to beat Boston 3-2. McDougald homered to cut the gap, Mantle doubled and tripled in the sixth, and Reynolds limited opponents with eight strikeouts. Hoyt Wilhelm and Whitey Lockman also shined for their clubs.
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Cornell Harrier Veterans Sidelined Causes Canceled Race
Cornell cross country meet with Ripon in Ripon Wisconsin has been canceled per Ram coach George Vander Weyden. The regular dual opener against Monmouth is set for October 4 at Mt. Vernon. 영향을 받는팀은 Ram harriers with Don Stubbs sidelined by two sprained ankles and limited veteran presence.
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Major Boxscores National League summary
In a chaotic boxscore recap Cincinnati faced St Louis and New York tangled with Boston in a doubleheader mix. Key performances include McMillan and Howell driving in runs for Cincinnati while Webmeier and Yuhas worked on the mound. The Yankees beat the Mets in later action as Mantle and Berra supplied the power for a 2-3 game.
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Navy's Eddie Is Ready for Defense and Winter Safety
Eddie Erdelatz, 37, in his third year as Navy football coach, led the 1950 Navy squad to an upset over Army praised as the year’s highlight. He favors strong defense and endorses Prestone anti-freeze for winter protection to prevent freeze-ups and boil-overs.
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