By EDWIN B. ZELLER

 

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_ Craven Shuttleworth, prominent
local attorney and former Iowa, uni-
| versity football star, will be toast-
|master at the Y.M.C.A, Centennial
| Year All Sports banquet to be held
| this year at the Chamber of Com-
| merce building through the cooper-
ation of the Junior Chamber. Dr.
! Forrest C. “Phog” Allen, director of
physical education and basketball
coach at the University of Kansas,
will be the main speaker.

Don Isett, general chairman, an-
nounces that Russell Landis is ticket
sales chairman.

Junior Chamber will have charge
of the seating arrangements and the

dinner menu served by Bill Dytrt.
The Y.M.C.A, “Y” Men’s club will
decorate and serve as receptionist
and ushers. Orville Rennie will con-
duct group singing and provide for
other musical entertainment.

A basketball clinic open to all
Cedar Rapids boys. will be held on
the: “Y” gym floor at 4 p.m., April
13. Dr. Allen will discuss basketball
stars to demonstrate points and
technique of the game till 5.

H. G. “Cap” Hedges will be in
charge of the Recognition a Ath-
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Russell A. Borgstrom, 741 Twenty-
seventh street NE, was elected presi-
dent of the Y’s Men’s club at their
regular meeting held Monday eve-
ning at the Y.M.C.A. Borgstrom suc-
ceeds Charles A. Farr, retiring presi-
dent.

,{ Other officers elected were: Don

G. Isett, vice-president; George W.
Holsinger, re-elected treasurer, and
L. W. Woolfolk, secretary.

The Cedar Rapids Y’s Men’s club
with a membership of twenty-six in
1942, now has twenty-one members
in the armed forces oe the United
States.