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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1941

Page

11

LaPlant-Choate Form Amateur Golden Gloves Team

LaPlant-Choate plans a full Golden Gloves team with industrial backing for Cedar Rapids Garden Gloves next February. Farris Biggart leads, with Claude Kuebler and Don O'Brien as managers and Ralph Hayes training at the CYO gym. Prospects include Lawrence Gatzke, Enns Williams, Clarence Aldrich, Dick Reilly, and Don Fritz. The group targets a Chicago trip and a strong showing despite possible losses to the armed forces.

Jon Farris Biggart Cedar Rapids Monticello Biggart Tommy Eden Don Levertt Narrows Clarence Aldrich Riggart Ta Plant- Choate Claude Kuebler Don O’brien Kuebler Manchester Lawrence Gatzke Enns Williams Dick Reilly Don Fritz Ralph Hayes CYO Immaculate Conception Church Hayes Johnny Fryrear Fryrear Chicago

Clayton Tournaments Set for January and February

Special to The Gazette lists Clayton county events with Clayton girls and junior high tournaments at Monona in the last week of January and the senior high boys event at Guttenberg in the first week of February.

The Gazette McGregor Clayton County Monona Hich Guttenberg

Cornell to face Harvard in Eastern Intercollegiate opener

Eastern basketball opens January 9 with Cornell at Harvard in Cambridge. Games mark the start of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league schedule.

NEW York NBA Foitv Cornell Harvard Cambridge

Kohawks Awarded Ten Day Vacation

Kohawks awarded a ten day Christmas break starting Friday and halting basketball activity until Monday December 29. With no games scheduled until January 9 and 10 at Monmouth and Knox, coach Wallis Lamb can allow the respite. The team has a four game record with wins over Lawrence and losses to Town State Belott and Grinnell. The Midwest Conference mark stands at .500.

Cee Kohawks Monmouth Knox Wallis Lamb Lawrence Town State Belot Grinnell Iowa State Belott Lamb Amh Bill Marske Vikings Hank Moss Jachrymose Cooswears Chicago

Giant Killer tavern hosts famed lefty Coveleskie in Shamokin

In Shamokin Pennsylvania Harry Coveleskie the noted left handed pitcher runs a tavern called The Giant Killer Billy Conn was knocked down in a forthcoming movie but refused to lie prone and stayed on one knee during the scene

Shamokin Harry Coveleskie Billy Conn

Langham Scores 665 To Lead Red Crown Parlor Bowling

Roy Langham of Town Electric Light and Power posted 665 in the Red Crown Parlor City league on Thursday night, following games of 236 225 204 and joining three others in the 600 circle.

Roy Langham The Town Electric Light and Power Company Langham Anther Jim Tain¢dseyv Ken Wagner Champlin Refining Companys Amons Lind- Bon Wagner Tellay Adolph Barta Penick and Foie Louise Metzace Quaker Laboratories Ladies Recreation League James W. Bell Co Unzeilie Auto Service Agt Sarth Jones Skelly Servier BSE Jones Ny Reddy Ir Cc RM Auto Supply Ray Ang Merchants Nat'l Bank Champlin Refinins Co Nish Lindsey i Penick and Ford Lagle Red Crown Mlews Penick Syn Douchses RED Crown Master Barbers Leagle Journcema Barbers Electric Motors Ca Ti Bupane Gas Service ROT Ans Rab Ich Norton Curtiss Baby Ruth Sis Weirh Gonk Reals Coain Ag Tig— Ling Newmans Aaa Coca Cola Company TAI Tis Whips Nite Club Ana Goodyear Service Tigat Otis Quarry Hich Warganer Dine’s Gureno's Grocers Hich Oxley TES Suburban Gas Pncolatt Rete Spreder Wizh Kepler RO la Plant-Choate International Track Sal Tatya iKentwaare Kacena Hich Dusters Hemze Electric Ang Igh Kastanek Wa Val Ladies Recreation Lagll Et Cramn Guaranty Bk & T Co Gay Eddy Kilnwatts R. Gas Co Vermont Ig Davies Lincoln Alles Noate Ghat Enrinerr Kerres Fil Eneimneres

Anamosa Blue Raiders win fifth straight in conference play

The Anamosa Blue Raiders stretch their Yard-Six conference winning streak to five with a 23 to 18 victory over Manchester. Shorty Larson led with 10 points as the team rebounded from earlier losses and several nearby scores against multiple opponents across the region.

Anamnasa High School Blue Rattlers Manchester Shorty Larson Andresons Springville Bert Cooper Orioles Hinrichs Guernsey Barnes City Richland Keotawan Furiatte Delhi Variville Hinlf Pernt Canias Anamosa Manchester Hall Anamonia Ananinna Larson Nish Manche Ter Sarinaville Caoper Genter Volut Centra City Central City Itech Center Point Oliphant High Central Cie Duna Olin Weamainge Wraming Hwieh Onn Capron Hirish Wyoming Deunistan Olay Girls Millersburg Gibson Millershure Cobson & Hich Girard Wiuh Goohson Flaven Rowell Rowley Hich Haead Rowley Jacobs Zach Nowles Skris Hall Rowles

Dubuque Cagers Beat Central 46 to 19

Dubuque University, title holders, defeated Central 46 to 19 in Iowa conference play. Central led 4 to 1 early on baskets by Chuck DeWild and Gene Stientjes before Dubuque surged ahead.

Dubuque Cagers Central PELA Dubuque University Iowa Chuck DeWild Gene Stientjes Dubuque

Elkader J C. trips Washington 45 21

Elkader junior college wore from Washington Thursday night by a 45 to 21 score. Warnack led with 16 points for the winners while Conry added six for Washington.

Elkader the Gazette Washington Elkader Junior College Warnack Conry

Denver Stadium Opens With Scoreless Second Half

Denver AP reports Frise college football games at the university stadium this fall saw no scoring in the second half after the first half actions.

Denver Denver University Stadium

Five Blue Raiders Named to All Mid Six Conference

Five Anamosa representatives earned spots on the 1941 Mid Six conference all star football team. Monticello and Marion landed multiple positions, with Tipton placing four men and Monticello and Anamosa each securing several from the 16 man squad.

Blue Raiders Stinocher Tipton Leither Beardsley Anamosa Anamosa Tiptan Anamosa Nhack Wilson ‘Tinton Anamasa Mancheter Rineney Anamow Porte Anamea Priere Manchester Cinare Foeken Stanticello Hartman Magehester Ruel Montserils Davin Marton Wal- Int ‘Tinton Selmeadee Monticello Marsh Marlon Patter Attuaion

Newhall Norway Tie For Benton Leadership

Special to The Gazette Newhall and Norway share the Benton County Six conference lead in boys standings with similar records. Newhall girls remain undefeated in five starts. Standings show tight race among Newhall Norway Atkins Garrison Urbana and others as teams chase top spots.

Newhall Benton County Norway Gna Hinkstawg Atking Urbana Garrison Newhall i Atkins Cogad Biakrstown

Three Games Tonight In Commercial League

Three YMCA commercial league games on schedule. Aguilas faces Standard Oi at 7. Y Dorm meets Arm strongs at 8. Allen Motors opp Becks at 9.

YMCA Aguilas Armstrongs Allen Motors Becks

Underdogs Upset Rivals In Hockey

Two second division teams, the Chicago Black Hawks and the Brooklyn Americans, staged shocks in National League games on Thursday. The upsets heightened tension as underdogs challenged top rivals in a surprise hockey night.

United Press Chicago Black Hawks Brooklyn Amercans

Hawks Top Rangers In 3 1 Victory At Brooklyn

The Hawks defeated the New York Rangers 3-1 in front of a crowd of 7 102 at Brooklyn's arena. Detroit beat Brooklyn 4-2 as Fred Phurier scored unassisted in overtime after 39 seconds. Standings show Toronto leading, Detroit mid-pack, and Brooklyn in the mix.

Hawks New York Rangers Sears Chicatens Brooklyn Detsoit Red Wings Fred Phurier Toronto Tou Hoston Chicago New York Detroit Canadiens

Bears Boost With Luckman Added Than Before

Sid Luckman improves the Bears offense with strong passing and ball handling as New York players note his value. The veteran quarterback directs the formation and carries key plays, earning praise from Chicago observers.

Chicago Sid Lueckman Bears Elis Pase Rosonine New York Guents Broneers George Tlalas Eer Tigmies Sid Wall Senda Shen New York

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