Reichardt Earns AP and Tribune All Midwest Honors
Iowa fullback Bill Reichardt added two more football honors over the weekend as the Associated Press named him to its All Midwestern first team and the Chicago Tribune placed him on its All Midwest offense list. Johnny Bright of Drake made the AP second team, with honorable mentions for Mal Schmidt and Stan Campbell of Iowa State, Dusty Rice, Hubert Johnston and Fred Ruck.
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Basketball This Week and Races at Tropical Park
The week’s local NBA style schedule lists Ottumwa Cath at Muscatine Cath, Muscatine JC at Clinton JC, U High at Junior High, Junior High at Washington, and Muscatine at Fairfield. In Florida, Coral Gables Sedgeview won the five and one half furlong DeSoto purse at Tropical Park in 1 05 1 5, one second off the Tropical world mark set by Nance's Ace in 1944.
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Indians Travel to Clinton for Second Victory
Muscatine Junior College and Catholic High open the week with pair of Tuesday games. The Indians visit Clinton Jaycees for the rubber Clinton series game. Friday the Little Muskies travel to Fairfield for the Little Six opener, seeking their first win after losses to Clinton and St. Ambrose.
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Baseball notes on coaches and trades from Boston
The Boston Braves announced they would not renew coach Jimmy Brown's contract. Lou Boudreau of the Red Sox said trading star Ted Williams becomes less likely by the hour. A.B. Chandler, former commissioner, accepted presidency of the new International baseball congress in Columbus.
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College basketball scores from various games
East W Y U defeated William and Mary 85 to 70. Syracuse beat Canisius 92 to 76. CCNY won 63 to 62 over St Francis Brooklyn. Connecticut over Connecticut? No, not specified. Cornell routed Clarkson 80 to 36. Harvard 69 over MIT 43. Brandeis 58. Villanova 81 over New York 66. Vanderbilt 55 over Bradley 51. Wisconsin 48 over Marquette 46. Notre Dame 71 over St Thomas Minnesota 36. Montana State 77 over North Dakota 74. Iowa State 54 over South Dakota 50. Iowa 72 over Western Michigan 68. Dayton 98 over Evansville 49. Bowling Green 76 over Gustavus Adolphus 63. Loyola Chicago 87 over Wheaton. Kansas State 67 over Purdue 51. Akron Goodyear 68 over Pitt 49. Nebraska 60 over Iowa State. Detroit 82 over Kalamazoo 55. Lawrence Tech 88 over Carnegie Tech 61. Beloit 79 over Lake Forest 67. Drake 70 over Coe 48. North Carolina 87 over Citadel 69. Clemson 57 over Georgia 47. North Carolina State 89 over Furman 53. Duke 85 over Temple 48.
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National amateur union elects Roby president
Daytona Beach report details Detroit resident Douglas F. Roby elected president of the National Amateur Athletic Union. Chicago dispatch notes Avery Brundage warns college athletes given financial rewards will be deemed professionals and barred from the 1952 Helsinki Games. Havana reports Argentina wins world snipes championship with the United States placing second among six nations.
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National Amateur Athletic Union
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Argentina
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Minor Leagues Open Meetings At Columbus Golden Jubilee convenes with major questions
About 1,200 baseball figures from 49 leagues attend the Columbus gathering in Ohio as five top major league questions loom and five minor league issues are set for debate. Saigh seeks candidates beyond Giants for Stanky. Diering Lanier T Moore tied to Streaking rumors. Boudreau narrows Ted Williams fate. Bavasi pursues Blackwell Fox Wehmeier and Rush.
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Ewell Blackwell
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Quarterbacks Club Plans Wednesday Meeting In Muscatine
Muscatine Quarterback club president Tom Bruner announced a special business meeting for Wednesday evening at Ina Mae's. They will review Friday nights Benefit game financial results and discuss future club plans. Harold Weber of Muscatine High School athletic director thanked the club for support and noted the new Heinz Field score board, a top installation in the state.
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Harold Weber
Muscatine High School
Heinzfield
JVs Seek Revenge as Saints Visit St Ambrose Fieldhouse
Muscatine sends fresh men and junior varsity squads to St Ambrose Academy tonight. The freshmen have not played this season while the JV team is 1 0 after one win. Games begin at 6 p m with the JV contest to follow under coach Jim Maas.
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Browns and Rams on collision course for pro title
With two weeks left the Browns and Rams look set to meet for the NFL championship after strong wins. Cleveland crushed the Cardinals 49 28 as Otto Graham passed freely, while the Rams beat the Bears 42 17 to seize the top of the conference standings.
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Iowa Wins 72-68 as Hawkeyes Open Season Strong
Iowa defeats Western Michigan 72-68 in a non conference opener under new coach Bucky O'Connor. Chuck Darling scores 30 points helping Iowa build a large early lead in the Iowa City fieldhouse, extending the team's 52nd straight non conference win.
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Big Ten Teams Suffer Defeats In Early Night of Action
Big Ten squads faced mixed results as Illinois opened play at Indianapolis, Iowa defeated Western Michigan 72 to 68, Purdue fell 67 to 51 to Kansas State, Wisconsin edged Marquette 48 to 46, Michigan State beat Wayne University 52 to 43, Michigan lost 60 to 43 to Central Michigan, and Ohio State visited Kansas State with other regional games noted. Notre Dame beat St Thomas 7 to 36, Vanderbilt topped Bradley 55 to 51, Loyola beat Wheaton 87 to 80.
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