Golden Gloves No. Elkader Champs Spurring Week of Shows
The Golden Gloves program ends February 10 with a Cedar Rapids tournament to follow. This week features shows in Nashua Blairstown and Oelwein plus Elkader, with eight Elkader champions among the listed entrants. Local organizers under Bill Glassgow report strong ticket demand and set prices from 50 cents to 1.10 for preliminaries and 1.45 for finals.
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Oelwein
Recreation Commission
al Wagner
Elkader
Joe Burd
Dubuque
Joe Perilli
Jim Carney
Johnny Fryrear
Anamosa
Independence
Belle Plaine
Oung Men’s Bureau
Bill Glassgow
Niagara
Curry S
Jack Young
Pin Tourney In 2nd Week Locals Shine In Meet
The second week of the pin tournament featured standout scores as Jack Lockwood posted a 623 series on games of 201 219 203 to take third in singles. Buechele and Lager led with 635 and 625. In doubles Cedar Rapids duo George Driscoll Sr and George Priscoll Jr moved to second with 1133, while Clinton pair Kelmorgan and Burlingame topped the field at 1150. Marshalltown entries Woodworth Cowper 1118 and Savage Bill 1093 also placed among the top ten.
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Jack Lockwood
Buechele
Dubuque
Lager
Des Moines
Johnson
Mason City
Bud Lattner
Stiles
Fort Dodge
Cedar
Bennett Oskaloosa
Alt Johnson
Mason City Stiles
Jess Clinton Ada
Wm Vandermeulan
Latiner
AOL
Matten
Clinton
Carlson Des Moines
K Morean
Cin
Ago
Lingame
Deoil
Eoll
Berding, Cin
Wowth
M Town
Cooper
Carlson
Jess
M'town
Mdni
Ft Msn
Jensen Cc
Matven
Cinexby
Clin
Gamble
Ames
Kenmore Golf
Boone
Wilton & Co
O Mearr Clothing
Clark Water
Waterloo
Kiel
Marshalltown
Wacerly
Marion
John Deere
Shattz Engineering
Brahn
Moose Noa
Martin Roasa Tractor Co
Bath
Watrrioa
C.R
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Claes D. la
Werfa Cree
Triton Club Yanks
Garrette Red Peppers
Kraanis Clun
Rotery Club
Cedar Rapids
Kottz
Faton
Dr Scoll
Lockused
Lattner
Mitchell
Sanders
Barnes
Knowles
Vern Hann
Josten Trophies
Bob Veselyin
Carl Kirwin
Vie Hasek
Don Sullivan
Harold Horan
Su — Es
Chas Zvacee
Lis
Bill Chadima Bene
Jim Brearton
Moose
Russell Ream
Delbert William
Harry Macy
Everet Finch
Erwin Sever
Oet
Ez Eaton Naegg Roofing CO 2
Hagerman VW
P van Heen
JH Kurtz
JA Hausk Ns
To'as Ee
Cornell Makes Gift Shots To Win 36-31
Cornell basketmen sank 12 of 15 free throws to defeat Chicago Teachers 36 to 31 in Mount Vernon. George Jares led Cornell with 9 points as both teams struggled. Chicago Teachers missed many free throws and Cornell held a slim 17-11 halftime edge.
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Cornell
the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell Basketmen
Chicago
Chicago Five
Iowa State
George Jares
Purple
Dwane Howard
Joe King
Stenzel Qaaa Anderson
Jacobs
Foot Howard
Szewczyk
Daene
O Jones
Simester
Maxure
L R. Bailey
Jkinen
J Bailey
Newhy
Rodine
O'Kernane
Bishop
Donlane
Crabbe Knox
Rust Des Moines U
Joe's Slipping, Considine Says in Boxing Review
Ray quotes Considine on Joe’s performance after watching the McCoy and Burman bouts. He doubts Joe could beat Conn, noting Burman’s speed and boxing skill and fearing a future upset before Billy faces him. Louis is expected to go down and end the night.
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Ray
Burman
Louis
Joe
McCoy
Billy
Conn
Red Burman
Joe Louis
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Loutis
Cuddy
Superman
Dempsey
Manassa
Hurlin Hal Hursh Considers Pro Baseball Move
Indiana college star Hurlin Hal Hursh, a top candidate for the varsity catching post, said Saturday he would leave school to enter professional baseball after being declared scholastically ineligible.
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Bloomington
Ind
Hurlin
Hal Hursh
Indiana
Hursh
Coaches Praise Boxing Program Strengthening Athletes
Wallie Schwank, Anamosa football coach, is a Golden Gloves supporter aiding young boxers. He lauds Cedar Rapids shows, endorses amateur supervision, and urges novice pairings to preserve young fighters' enthusiasm. He notes boxing benefits football players and outlines training plans balancing school, work, and ring work.
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Wallie Schwank
Anamosa High School
Golden Gloves
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Coe Cotelege
Schwank
Coe Grad
Marshalltown
Wally Schwank
Ziogas
Coe
Elmer Marek
F. A. Marek
Washington Avenue
Raider
Carl Flore
Vance Basler
Iowa City
Des Moines
Dom DiMaggio
Joe
Fenway Park
Boston
Tipton Junior College Bouts Tipton and Maquoketa J C
Tipton junior college team faces Marshalltown J C in Tipton on Tuesday evening. On Friday Tipton travels to Maquoketa to play the Maquoketa J C five.
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Tipton
Tipton Junior College
Marshalltown J. C
Maquoketa J. C
Maquoketa
Feller's career arc hints at all time pitching greatness
The piece highlights Feller at 22 with 82 victories and a rapid rise since age 19, projecting 15 more seasons with around 250 wins at 25 per ten years and 100 more after a five year stretch. It notes two no hitters and a string of one and two hitters as signs of stellar talent within a cautious career outlook.
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Feller
Young
Second Round Of Y M C A Handball Meet
After 12 matches in Y M C A state handball qualifiers Survivors in singles include Wes Sila Verle Wright Robert Kutchera Louis Burkhalter Edward Mueller Irving Klibansky Paul Nissen Howell Seaton. In doubles Seaton Mueller Kutchera Libansky Lebeda Rankinen Nissen Beck advance to second round with singles to follow by Monday and doubles by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Sila
Verle Wright
Robert Kutchera
Louis Burkhalter
Edward Mueller
Irving Klibansky
Paul Nissen
Howell Seaton
Seaton
Mueller
Kutchera
Libansky
Lebeda
Rankinen
Nissen
Beck
Sila
Wright
Burkhalter
Klibansky
Trotters Highlight Y League Activity
A week of Y M C A basketball features Monday matchups including Peter Pan versus the Y Dorm and Phalanx against Aguilas. The league leading Standard Oilers face the Globe Trotters Negro quintet on Wednesday with several late games planned through Friday night.
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Standard Oilers
Globe Trotters
Peter Pan
Phalanx
Aguilas
Armstrong
Lynch
Y Arrows
Y Raiders
Y Deskers
Killian
Y Comets
Beck
Y. Dorm
Ramblers Outspeed Marquette Cagers
Notre Dame defeats Marquette 58 to 40 in South Bend as ten Irish players score led by George Sobek and Bob Smith. Mike Poja nets 19 for Marquette, in a game featuring heavy substitute action and a first-half 24-8 Irish edge.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Marquette
George Sobek
Bob Smith
Mike Poja
Butler
Paja
Bobex
Swiecak
Il Carnes
O'Brien
Pope
Crimmins
Momeniche
Quinn
Rosendahl
Gillespie
Hammer
Smithes
McCarths
Sincene
Schudrowitz
Ryan
Rogers
Engel
Sobek
Singer
Smith
Pola
Komenich McCarthy
Rocera Ai Ketchum
Ainteferee Arno
Bradley
Vampire— Enright
Chicago
Davenport Tankmen Fall To Cedar Rapids Junior Teams
Cedar Rapids junior A and B swimming squads defeated Davenport 84 to 48 at the Davenport pool. Marsh won the 40 and 100 yard freestyles and anchored the winning 160 yard relay. Cedar Rapids captured multiple relays and medley events while Davenport claimed most diving honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Tankmen
Davenport
Kenneth Marsh
Junior Griffith
Marsh
George Elliott
Ray Yeakle
Dave Morse
Jack Dalziel
Wayne Woods
Dalziel
Winnie
Rust
Elliot
Griffith
Howland
Howlett
Don Mann
Runion
Everson
Yeakie
Bliss
Wood
Morse
Bless
Getwer
Bunton
Yeakle
Walter Mehl Wins Millrose Garden Mile at Madison Square Garden
Walter Mehl of Madison Wisconsin won the Wanamaker mile at Millrose A A games in 4 minutes 13.6 seconds before 15000 fans. The race featured pacing by Lonesome John Munski and a late surge by Mehl to beat Les MacMitchell and Chuck Fenske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mehl
Madison
Wis
Madison Square Garden
Mehl
Les MacMitchell
New York U
Lonesome John
Munski
Columbia
Chuck Fenske
York
Harold Stickel
Pitt
Davis
Hoppe Extends Lead with Fifth Straight Win in 3-Cushion
Willie Hoppe, starting late, won his fifth straight in the world championship 3-cushion billiards, defeating Tiff Denton of Kansas City 50 to 28 in 44 innings. He trails three leaders tied at eight wins each: Allen Hall, Otto Reiselt, and Jay Bozeman, with Jake Schaefer close behind at eight wins in nine starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Willie Hoppe
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Hoppe
Allen Hall
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Gopher Wrestlers Edge Iowa State in Non Conference Meet
Minnesota heavyweight Lennard Levy defeated Cliff Erwin to lift the Gophers to a 16 to 13 victory over Iowa State in Ames. Other results include Jensen, Cubertaon, Janesko and Linn securing wins at 136, 145, 165 pounds along with Levy’s decisive finish over Erwin.
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Arn Cummings
Janesko
Loucks
Multiple college basketball scores from varied teams
A scattered list of basketball results features scores for South Dakota, Omaha, Transylvania, Concordia Moorhead, Augsburg, South Dakota State, Staunton Military Academy, Western Maryland, Washington, Otterbein, Marietta, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Long Island University, Montclair Teachers, Kirkville Teachers, Missouri Mines, Detroit Tech, Baldwin Wallace, Augsburg is misspelled, Ohio Northern, Akron University, Ohio State, Ohio Case, Muskingum, Oakland City, Franklin, Earlham, Central Michigan State, Michigan Normal, Hillsdale, Western Michigan, Toledo, Muhlenberg, Gettysburg, Bloomsburg, Millersburg Teachers, Albright, Lebanon Valley, Swarthmore, Scranton, St. Vincent, Morris Harvey, West Liberty, Marshall College, Georgia, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Arkansas State, Pittsburg Kansas, Roanoke College, University of Mexico, Lynchburg, Richmond, Virginia Military, The Citadel, Maryland, Tulsa, Washburn, Austin College, Daniel Baker, St. Louis, Oklahoma A&M, Buena Vista, St Ambrose, Nebraska, Iowa State, Notre Dame, Marquette.
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South Dakota
Omaha
Transylvania
Beres
Concordia
Moorhead
Minn
Augsburg
Minneapotis
Dakeix State
South Dakotstate
Shy
Mipeouri School of Mines
Detroit Tech
Otterbein
Baldwin-Wallace BR
Aehn Carrell
Bowling Green
Hiram
Wilmington
Denisen
Oale Univ
Xavier
Daston
Wittenders
Ohio Northern Ff
Heidelhere
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
Case
Muskingam
Oakland
Scranton
St. Vincent
the Citadel
C. State
Maryland
Tulsa U
Washburn College
Austin
Daniel Baker
St. Leula U
Oklahoma A&m
Buena Vista
St. Ambrose
Nebraska
Towa State
Notre Frame SA
Marauette
Iowa Schools Protest Brown Bid in Northeast Iowa Election
Officials from 17 class 4 districts allege irregularities in nominating petitions for the state council seat to fill Grimes. They accuse George A. Brown of fabricating votes and timing a letter from Loras academy to favor Robbins. Debate centers on whether a runoff was required and the council’s role as a check on the five member board of control.
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Iowa
Brown
State Council
McBurney
Representative Council
Board of Control
Grimes
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Clear Lake
Cresco
Forest City
Independence
Lake Mills
Manchester
Loras Academy of Dubuque
Maquoketa
Marion
Monticello
New Hampton
Osage
Vinton
Waukon
Waverly
Edie
Robbins
Loras Academy
George A. Brown
W. J. Peters
Loras College
Loras
School of Grimes
Scheetmes
Father Peters
Mueller
Iowa City
L. L. Peterson
Des Moines
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Blairstown
Nashua
Tait Cummins
Young Mens Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
H M Brown
Cedar Falls
Legion Hall
Les Ealy
South English
Albert Higgins
Ross Trusler
Cashes
Jares
Considine
Hal
Fender
Taur
Rapids
Chevrolet CO
Fiest Ave
Wally
yYes
Tait
State
Tipton J. C
Red Peppers
Trotters
Ramblers
Y. M
Firel
Elliott
Woods
Drake
Ritchie
Howlets
Devenort
Anton
Devenport
Lucas
Garden Mile
Harold’ Davis
Greg Rice
Fred Walcott
Joe McClusky
Chesty Little Lad
Don Lash
Lash
John Borican
Shore A. C
Elberon
N. J
Gene Venzke
New York
A.C
Campbell Kane
Wolcott
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
Ed Dugger
Tufts
Allan Tolmich
Detroit
Roy Staley
California
Roy Cochran
Kane
Earle Meadows
Ken Dills
Southern California
Meadows
Willie Racks
Linn
Schumacher
C. W Bangs
F. E. Mueller
J. H. McBurney
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