Eldora Defeats Reinbeck 12 to 0 in Cedar league clash
Eldora Tigers beat Reinbeck 12 to 0 on Friday night in a hard fought North Iowa Cedar League game. Lyman broke through for the first touchdown with 45 seconds left in the first half, and Gary Button added a late fourth quarter score. Reinbeck, the defending champions, committed six fumbles and failed to cross midfield in the first quarter, while Eldora’s defense forced turnovers and stopped multiple Reinbeck drives.
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Tigers
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Gary Button
Ken Collins
Reinberk
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Mike Owens
Ram
Jerry Cleveland
Ken Wagner
Hubbard
Rams
Dan Callahan
Marlin Leifken
Lyman
Callahan
Button
Cleveland
Owens
Loren Lorenzen
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Huehn
Kemp Huehn
Collins
Beck
Ken Wasner
Reimbeck
Harold Crippen
Hiehn
Phil Bauer
Bauer
Wagner
Marriage Licenses for Five Couples Listed in Ackley Area
Gerald G. Risius 20 of Ackley wed Be Mary Lou McDonald 16 of ydart. Delbert Mitterer 23 of Towa Falls weds Clara Risius 18 of Ackley. H P Jensen Steamboat Rock weds Perry Eldora, both e Feary Wilkinson 19 and Joan Poole 19, both of Towa Falls. Robert L Wehrman Fort Leonard Wood Mo and Susan Boehmer Los Angeles Calif, both legal.
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Mary Lou McDonald
Ydart
Delbert Mitterer
Towa Falls
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H. P. Jensen
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Feary Wilkinson
Joan Poole
Robert L. Wehrman
Fort ‘Leonard Wood
Susan Boehmer
Los Angeles
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Teachers Take Over Loop Lead in North Iowa Grid Standings
Teachers High of Cedar Falls rose to undisputed first in the Cedar league grid standings by beating Grundy Center 28 26. Eldora’s Tigers shut out Reinbeck 12 0 as part of the weekend results leaving four teams tied for second with 2 1 league records. Traer and La Porte City linger at 0 3 in conference play.
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Ackley Francens
Reinbeck
Tracy Rene Awes
LaPorte City
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Grundy
Little Tutors
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Tigers
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Tracr
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Traer
Redskins rout Colo 33-0 in Midstate clash
Alden's Redskins sprinted to a 33-0 victory over Colo Friday night, improving to 2-1 in Midstate conference play. Colo suffered its second straight defeat in circuit games with no wins on its record.
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Swine Producers Day At Iowa State College Ames Iowa
More than 1,000 Iowa swine producers and their wives were to hear reports on breeding and feeding experiments and inspect pigs at the Swine Producers Day at Iowa State College in Ames on Wednesday Oct 8. Robert Buck of Ainsworth was slated as a headline speaker to discuss practical management feeding and breeding operations. Damon Catron headed the event.
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Robert Buck
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Damon Catron
Juniors to Meet Ackley Here on Wednesday
Eldora's Little Tigers seek first win of 1952 season as they host Ackley Junior High on the fairground field tomorrow night. Mentor Dale DeVault is expected to keep the starting lineup from the past two games with possible defensive new faces. The locals have dropped their first two outings.
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Ackley
Revere
Dale DeVault
Frosh Sophs Play Teachers High Tonight At Eldora
Eldora's freshmen and sophomores coached by Mac Greene host Teachers High of Cedar Falls in their second regular season contest. Kickoff is 7:00 p m at the fairground field. The Eldora team showed defeat last Thursday, losing 20 to 0 to the Training school eleven. The Tiger seconds will face the Trainers later this season.
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Cedar Falls
Fairground
Tiger Seconds
Triples Spark Union Past New Providence in 16-6 Victory
Allyn Shafer Dave Smitherman and Joe Lepley led Union with 11 hits in a 16-6 romp over New Providence. Smitherman struck out nine across seven innings as Union’s pitching rotation allowed six runs. Lepley added a three bagger and two singles, while Shafer and Smitherman contributed three hits each in the lopsided win.
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Allyn Shafer
Dave Smitherman
Joe Lepley
Union
Lepley
Roy Kragel
Smitherman
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