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CRAVEN SHUTTLEWORTH

Craven Shuttleworth, promi-
nent local attorney and former
Iowa university football star, will
|be toastmaster at the Y.M.C.A.

Centennial Year All-Sports ban-
quet to be held April 13 at the
Chamber of Commerce building
through the cooperation of the

young men’s bureau. Dr. Forrest| tea

C.. “Phog’” Allen, director of
physical education and basketball
coach of the University of Kansas
will be the main speaker.

Prior to the banquet, arrange-
ments have been made for Coach
Allen to conduct a free basketball
clinic at the Y. gym between 4
and 5 p.m. on April 13 open to
all high school athletes.
way boys who can’t attend the
banquet because of space limita-
tions—the limit is 400—will not
only be able to see and hear Allen
but will also get the advantage of
his coaching technique.

Don Isett, general chairman,

announces that Russell Landis, as

 

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Kenmore Course
To Open April 15;
Burkart Retires

Kenmore golf course will
open. approximately April 15,
according to C. C. “Nick” Car-
ter who expects to operate the
course himself this season.

Here from Rock Island last
week, Carter was accompanied
by Marsh DeMartelaere, who
had charge of the course for

‘several years before entering
the armed forces.

Charley Burkart will not be
pro at Kenmore this year,
electing to stay on his job at
Collins Radio for the duration.
The club will have no pro,
under present plans, but the
greens will be cared for by
Bill Frajman.

 

 

ticket sales chairman, has ap-
pointed the following assistants:

Merle Peterson, Alburnett teams.

Donald Threlkeld, Donald Ludeman,
Iowa Manufacturing team.

Harlan Hamann, Keystone team.

Larry Jarrard, Richard Pepmeyer, Iowa
Engineering team.

Clifford Jordan, Hugh Newell, Univer-

sal Engineering team
alter Brown, Lewis Offerman, Co-

lonial Bakers team

Mike O’Toole, Link Belt =

Earl C. Nichol, Bremers team j

Paul > sig Bob Heaton, LaPlant
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xed Ohexmaks John Kitch, Quaker Oats|

Penne Hoff, Collins Radio team.
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Fre Winter, Cartiers
School Basketball teams.
Bob Kutchera, Handball.
John Heidel, Junior Chamber.
Lee Winterberg, Unnamed Bureau.
Charles Farr, ‘‘¥Y’s Men’s Club.
Don Isett, Toastmaster’s club.

The young men’s bureau will

have charge of the seating ar-
rangements and the dinner menu

served by Bill Dytrt. The Y.M.|

C.A. “Y’’s Men’s club will decor-
ate and serve as receptionist and
ushers. Orville Rennie will con-
duct group singing and provide

for other musical entertainment.)

H. G. “Cap” Hedges will be in
charge of the recognition of ath-
letes.

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—Gazette-Bluménshine photo

honors at the annual Y. M.C.A. Usporks vimunt April 13 in the Cham-

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ber of Commerce building are the Wilson cagers, pictured above, who won the second half
title in the Allied Industrial cage league. In the front row, left to right, are Gordie Pisarik, Bob
Eaton, Glenn Rebok, Russell Menlo, Ralph Hussman. In the back row are Manager A Shank Bob
Morley, Dennis Erger and Harold Thomas.

 

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