Football

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#	Title	Date	Summary
801	Intramurals College Eye 47:8, p.4	10/28/1955	Schedule for men's intramural football is posted.
802	Intramurals College Eye 47:7, p.4	10/21/1955	Next week's schedule for men's intramural football is posted.
803	Intramural scores & schedule College Eye 47:6, p.5	10/14/1955	Schedule and results are posted for men's intramural football.
804	Intramurals College Eye 47:6, p.5	10/14/1955	Men's intramural football continues.
805	Intramurals College Eye 47:5, p.4	10/07/1955	Next week's schedule for men's intramural football is posted.
806	Intramurals College Eye 47:4, p.4	09/30/1955	Men's intramural football begins and next week's schedule is posted; photo.
807	Intramurals College Eye 47:2, p.4	09/16/1955	Teams are being formed for men's intramural football.
808	Participation in Men's Intramurals Grows Old Gold 0:0, p.174	06/01/1955	Description of the activities of the men's intramural program; photos.
809	Intramurals College Eye 46:12, p.4	12/10/1954	Football champion crowned; getting basketball organized.
810	Intramurals College Eye 46:11, p.7	11/19/1954	Football final standings.
811	Intramurals College Eye 46:10, p.4	11/12/1954	Football playoffs scheduled.
812	Intramurals College Eye 46:9, p.7	11/05/1954	Football standings.
813	Intramurals College Eye 46:8, p.4	10/29/1954	Football standings.
814	Intramurals College Eye 46:6, p.4	10/15/1954	Football standings.
815	Intramurals College Eye 46:5, p.4	10/08/1954	Football schedule.
816	Intramurals College Eye 46:4, p.4	10/01/1954	Football underway.
817	Football Old Gold 0:0, p.123	06/01/1954	Brief description of the activity; photo.
818	Gridsters set record Old Gold 0:0, p.126	06/01/1954	Brief description of the activity; photo.
819	Intramural Athletics Old Gold 0:0, p.154	06/01/1954	Brief description of the activities; photo.
820	Panthers Post Good Season Old Gold 0:0, p.124	06/01/1954	Brief description of the group; photo.
821	Six tutors placed on all-conference team Old Gold 0:0, p.128	06/01/1954	Brief description of the group; photo.
822	Stars garner 'mural title College Eye 45:9, p.4	11/06/1953	The Stadium Stars win the intramural football season and playoffs.
823	Intramural football ends, interdorm program begins College Eye 45:8, p.7	10/30/1953	Results from the final week of intramural football are posted.
824	'Mural football ends next week College Eye 45:7, p.4	10/23/1953	Results from intramural football games are posted.
825	Men's 'mural play goes on College Eye 45:6, p.5	10/16/1953	Results from intramural football are posted.
826	Men's intramural football begins College Eye 45:5, p.4	10/09/1953	Results from the week's intramural football games are posted.
827	Intramural program plans full schedule for next week College Eye 45:4, p.4	10/02/1953	Ten teams participated in the first week of intramural touch football; photo.
828	Hold football clinic College Eye 44:42, p.1	08/14/1953	Buck Starbeck will hold coaching clinic.
829	Athletes, urged on to victory and acclaimed by noisy support. . . Old Gold 0:0, p.218	06/01/1953	Silhouette of football player; photo.
830	Bill Olson Old Gold 0:0, p.221	06/01/1953	Bill Olson advances toward the enemy goal line; photo.
831	Bohnsack is Little All-American Old Gold 0:0, p.223	06/01/1953	Louis Bohnsack is named "Little All-American" by the Associated Press; photo.
832	Chuck Novotny converts against South Dakota State Old Gold 0:0, p.223	06/01/1953	Novotny made five conversions in seven attempts against South Dakota State; photo.
833	Homecoming activities Old Gold 0:0, p.72	06/01/1953	Homecoming activities include the sixth annual Homecoming Parade, the Homecoming Dance, and a variety show; photo.
834	Marching band Old Gold 0:0, p.166	06/01/1953	The marching band performs at the half-time show; photo.
835	Morningside falls Old Gold 0:0, p.224	06/01/1953	The Panthers achieve victory over Morningside; photo.
836	Panther halfback Bill Paulsen Old Gold 0:0, p.221	06/01/1953	Bill Paulsen plays as halfback in the Homecoming game against South Dakota University; photo.
837	Senior award winners Old Gold 0:0, p.222	06/01/1953	Photograph.
838	Tutors grab crown Old Gold 0:0, p.226	06/01/1953	Panthers defeat the South Dakota State Jackrabbits; photo.
839	Tutors surprise foes Old Gold 0:0, p.220	06/01/1953	The Panthers defeated four consecutive league opponents before being defeated by South Dakota University; photo.
840	TC grid clinic to be August 16 College Eye 43:41, p.1	08/15/1952	Attendance is hoped to be around 60.
841	Fifth Panther grid clinic to be Aug. 16 College Eye 43:40, p.1	08/08/1952	The clinic will be a coaches clinic for alumni.
842	Football Old Gold 0:0, p.9	06/01/1952	Two football players are shown in uniform speaking with a female student. Note the leather helmets that the players are holding; photo.
843	Football Old Gold 0:0, p.61	06/01/1952	This page features the standings for Teachers College for the 1951 football season; photo.
844	Honors Evenly Divided Old Gold 0:0, p.63	06/01/1952	Ths page lists the football players who received honors for the 1951 season; photo.
845	Panthers Rebound Old Gold 0:0, p.62	06/01/1952	This page features scores of the 1951 football season; photo.
846	TC Shots Old Gold 0:0, p.56	06/01/1952	A collection of photos of various activities; photos.
847	Clifford L. Bishop and James R. Clark will participate in a Career Day at Cherokee Thursday, March 20 Public Relations News Release 1952:541, p.1	03/10/1952	Bishop, head of the education department, joined the faculty in 1950. A native Kansan, he was born in Girard, Kansas. Clark, associate professor of men's physical education, joined the faculty in 1949. He was born in St. Peter, Minnesota.
848	The college has been awarded a 1951 Crusade for Freedom citation for effective and unselfish service by the Des Moines headquarters for the drive Public Relations News Release 1952:421, p.1	02/18/1952	Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, sponsored the drive after approval was given by the Student League Board, student governing organization. The purpose of the Crusade for Freedom is to send truth and hope through the Iron Curtain.
849	Special To: The Daily Record Public Relations News Release 1951:282, p.1	12/29/1951	The new year finds the college 75 years young, looking forward to the inquguration of its graduate program in the summer of 1952. A major curriculum revision for degree students began during the 1951 summer session.
850	Special to: Cedar Falls Daily Record Public Relations News Release 1951:142, p.1	11/14/1951	Arno Jensen, George Holmes, and Bill York were accepted for recognition in the 1951-52 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges."
851	Special to: Guthrie Center Guthrian Public Relations News Release 1951:151, p.1	11/14/1951	John Beach, Guthrie Center, was one of 21 college students accepted for recognition in the 1951-52 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." Norminations were made by the student welfare committee at the college.
852	Special to: Guthrie County Times Public Relations News Release 1951:152, p.1	11/14/1951	John Beach, Guthrie Center, was one of 21 college students accepted for recognition in the 1951-52 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." The publication is one national basis of recognition for college students.
853	"Seventy-five Years of Teacher Education" is the theme of the 1951 Homecoming. The first event is "Diamond Dates," a panorama of student life Public Relations News Release 1951:98, p.1	10/25/1951	Homecoming "I" Queen Dixie LaVonne Laughery, Charles City, will be presented at the variety show and dance. A full day of varied activities is planned for Saturday, Oct. 27. A hockey game between alumnae and senior girls is planned.
854	The Howie Curtis Quintet is scheduled to play for the Crusade for Freedom dance Friday (Oct. 19) Public Relations News Release 1951:78, p.1	10/15/1951	The quintet will appear through the courtesy of the American Federation of Musicians Union, Local 334, and the Music Performance Trust Fund of Record Manufacturers, which is made up of proceeds from record sales throughout the country.
855	Students will conduct a Crusade for Freedom campaign on campus this week to raise money to expand Radio Free Europe Public Relations News Release 1951:76, p.1	10/13/1951	Radio Free Europe is an independent, citizen-supported station which went on the air July, 1950. The programs are designed to keep alive the hope of freedom and to encourage resistance to Communism in Europe.
856	Sunday grid fare Baker vs. Seerley College Eye 43:4, p.4	10/12/1951	Baker Hall will face off with Seerley Hall.
857	Alonzo Gleason will be the 1951 Dad of the Day at the college Public Relations News Release 1951:73, p.1	10/11/1951	Alonzo Gleason, Cedar Falls, will be the 1951 Dad of the Day. Father of a Teachers college freshman and three Teachers college graduates, he will be presented during halftime during the football game, Saturday, Oct. 20, in O. R. Latham Stadium.
858	Special to the Waterloo Courier Public Relations News Release 1951:73, p.1	10/11/1951	The 1951 Dad of the Day at the College will Be Alonzo Gleason, 415 Walnut Street, Cedar Falls. Gleason, father of a Teachers college freshman and three Teachers college graduates, will be presented at halftime during the football game, Saturday, Oct. 20.
859	Waterloo Daily Courier Public Relations News Release 1951:69, p.1	10/05/1951	Jean Crawford, Waterloo, has been selected as one of four new cheerleaders on the varsity squad of the college. The four new cheerleaders appeared for the first time as regulars at the Drake-Teachers College football game last Saturday (Oct. 6).
860	Crew, Beach to Captain Panthers Public Relations News Release 1951:308, p.1	10/04/1951	A pair of senior backs, Leland Crew of Fairfield and John Beach of Guthrie Center, have been named by Coach C. L. (Buck) Starbeck to captain the football team in its Saturday game at Drake.
861	Paul F. Bender, general chairman of the Homecoming committee, announced the program for the three-day Homecoming weekend Public Relations News Release 1951:64, p.1	10/04/1951	The theme for Homecoming will be "Seventy-Five Years of Teacher Education." It will be the second in a series of five all-college events in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the college. After the game there will be informal dancing in the ballroom
862	Sixty papers, 91 candidates Public Relations News Release 1951:41, p.1	09/27/1951	There are 91 candidates trying out for the bands. The marching band will make its first appearance at the Drake-Teachers College football game October 6 at Des Moines, according to Karl Holvik, director.
863	Five events commemorating the 75th anniversary of the college will take place on campus during the 1951-52 academic year, E. L. Ritter announced today Public Relations News Release 1951:24, p.1	09/15/1951	The events will include: A matriculation convocation; homecoming weekend; presentation of the oratorio, "Elijah"; "Founder's Day"; and Commencement week.
864	Athletics Public Relations News Release 1950:402, p.1	06/20/1951	The college won all but one North Central conference championship . Its wrestling squad won its third straight National AAU title, a feat unheralded in the history of the meet. Clyde L. (Buck) Starbeck's football team finished in second place.
865	Finish Second Old Gold 0:0, p.128	06/01/1951	Brief description of the activity; photo.
866	Honor 22 Gridders Old Gold 0:0, p.133	06/01/1951	Brief description of the activity; photo.
867	Need Ironmen Old Gold 0:0, p.129	06/01/1951	Brief description of the activity; photo.
868	Use Speed Old Gold 0:0, p.131	06/01/1951	Brief description of the activity; photo.
869	Teachers won a national title and four out of five North Central conference championships during the 1950-51 academic year Public Relations News Release 1950:386, p.1	05/31/1951	Coach Dave McCuskey's wrestling squad produced the national title--the NAAU wrestling championship, which was the third consecutive NAAU title for teachers. Teachers won the conference golf, tennis, and track titles.f
870	1950 Leaves Mark on ISTC Campus Public Relations News Release 1950:165, p.1	12/29/1950	A presidential inauguration, the fifth in 74 years, was one of several major changes during 1950. Starting last June a minor in journalism was offered. Plans were approved for granting a major in library science starting next June.
871	Baker Hall tied 6-6 by Off-Campus team College Eye 42:9, p.5	11/10/1950
872	Baker wins two football games College Eye 42:8, p.4	11/03/1950
873	TC Band to Honor "Dad" at TC Dad's Day Public Relations News Release 1950:100, p.1	10/31/1950	An imaginary trip to New York is in store for Dads during the halftime of the South Dakota University--Iowa Teachers football game here Saturday Afternoon. The occasion is the 20th annual Dad's Day weekend at Iowa State Teachers college.
874	Over 100 Attend TC Art Workshop Public Relations News Release 1950:95, p.1	10/28/1950	Actual participation in five art areas was the workshop's feature attraction with every teacher getting an opportunity to choose and work in three of the five areas. The art areas demonstrated were puppetry, ceramics, painting, graphics, and wood.
875	The Homecoming chant on the Teachers College campus Public Relations News Release 1950:95, p.1	10/28/1950	The chant is, Let's make it fifty-fifty in '50. Here's why: Just 50 years ago today the Panther team played its first football game with Drake University on the bulldog field in Des Moines. The score: Drake 50 - Teachers 0.
876	Fort Dodge Businessman is TC's 1950 DAD Public Relations News Release 1950:86, p.1	10/25/1950	J. Albert McKinstry will be the honored Dad for the 20th annual Dad's Day weekend. President J. W. Maucker will present the McKinstry's between halves of the football game. The marching band under Director David Kennedy will parade at the game.
877	Eighty-five High School Students Drive in TC Clinic Public Relations News Release 1950:82, p.1	10/23/1950	Bert L. Woodcock, assistant professor of safety education at the college, said psycho-physical and driving tests were used to select three top students. The winners, will give safe-driving demonstrations at the state clinic. Students listed.
878	Homecoming Windup at Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1950:74, p.1	10/16/1950	The parade was led by the 96-piece T.C. marching band and Homecoming Queen Lucille Hilger, and her three attendants. A football game with Drake University and an informal dance were Saturday night attractions.
879	"Skip Day" starts TC Homecoming Public Relations News Release 1950:72, p.1	10/14/1950	A headstart on Homecoming Friday morning began with a 50-car caravan that moved from the campus to the business district. An impromptu square dance in the Commons, student social center, was staged following the rally.
880	Fisher dominates as ground gainer College Eye 42:5, p.4	10/13/1950	Bud Fisher leads in small college category; survey of intramural football.
881	Rich Autumn setting greets TC homecomers Public Relations News Release 1950:71, p.1	10/12/1950	O. R. Latham stadium will be the scene of most of Saturday night's action. President J. W. Maucker will crown the Homecoming "I" Queen. On Saturday morning's program are a girls' field hockey game, and the judging of house decoration contest entries.
882	Seerley defeats Off-Campus 30-6 College Eye 42:4, p.4	10/06/1950
883	Stadium will field touch football team College Eye 42:4, p.5	10/06/1950	Issues challenge.
884	Teachers College Names Homecoming Queen Public Relations News Release 1950:53, p.1	10/06/1950	Lucille Hilger, 18-year-old brunette beauty from Hamburg, Iowa, will reign queen of the 29th annual Homecoming festivities next weekend. Her attendants will be Audrey Mack, Flo Anne Williamson, and Eleanor Woltman.
885	Touch football team challenge for games College Eye 42:4, p.5	10/06/1950	Baker Hall will play Seerley Hall.
886	Seerley Rec chairman offers game challenge College Eye 42:3, p.6	09/29/1950	Challenges others to game of touch football.
887	Homecoming program announced at Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1950:36, p.1	09/28/1950	A full entertainment slate, from a variety show to a chapel service, is planned for Homecoming visitors on Oct. 13-15. The feature attraction is the football game with the tough Drake University crew at Latham field. The Homecoming Dance is on Friday.
888	Members of the 96-piece marching band were announced this week Public Relations News Release 1950:35, p.1	09/28/1950	The marching band will perform here at the three remaining home football games. The first road trip will be to Ames on Oct. 7, according to director David Kennedy. Students listed.
889	Norma Jean Houdek, Garner, has been named one of two drum majors with the 96-piece marching band Public Relations News Release 1950:31, p.1	09/27/1950	Director David Kennedy recently announced Houdek's choice after tryouts and drills taking place since September 13. The band's first public performance was Saturday (Sept. 30) night between halves of the North Dakota State-Teachers College Football game.
890	First TC Band Performance to Feature Specialty Number Public Relations News Release 1950:30, p.1	09/25/1950	Director David Kennedy said the band's specialty number will feature the career of a Teachers College musician from his first sour note to his arrival in the "big time." The 96-piece marching band will perform between halves.
891	Television on Teachers College of Air Public Relations News Release 1950:27, p.1	09/21/1950	Herbert V. Hake, Teachers College radio program director, estimated early October for the first showing, which will be a 15-minute film program televised Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. over WOI-TV (Channel 4, Ames).
892	Grid squad loses tackle letterman College Eye 42:1, p.4	09/15/1950	Ogren out for the season due to rheumatic fever.
893	Football Old Gold 0:0, p.110	06/01/1950	List of members; photo.
894	New national record set Old Gold 0:0, p.108	06/01/1950	Brief description of the activity; photo.
895	The Morningside game Old Gold 0:0, p.112	06/01/1950	Brief description of the activity; photo.
896	Injuries in basketball lighter than football College Eye 41:14, p.5	01/06/1950	Football and wrestling players have more bone fractures and knee and joint injuries than do basketball players.
897	Little Tutor gridders fall into third place College Eye 41:7, p.5	10/28/1949	Lose to Traer, 12-6.
898	Little Panthers win over Ackley Raiders College Eye 41:6, p.5	10/21/1949	Little Panthers defeat Raiders, 20-0.
899	Football coaching clinic held here College Eye 40:39, p.4	08/05/1949	Coach Starbeck will meet with ISTC alumni coaches.
900	Baffle Bison 19-0 Old Gold 0:0, p.94	06/01/1949	Football; photo.