Lee's Quick KO Win Highlight at Anamosa
Sub-zero weather did not deter boxing fans in Jones county for a Golden Gloves night co sponsored by Anamosa fire department and Eureka. Frankie Lee of Cedar Rapids scored a 16 second knockout over Art Stark. Gralund Cedar Rapids defeated Darwin Hardeson by decision in a close bout, Gralund winning seventh straight.
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Moss Wins Nelson Award For Intercepting Playmaking Gift
Boston announces Perry Moss of Illinois as first Nelson award winner. He and coach Ray Eliot will attend a Feb. 15 banquet honoring Nils V Swede Nelson. The Iowa staff recommended Moss after he paused his signals to inform officials that Earl Banks had a leg injury following a tackle by Buddy Young.
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Michalske Quits as Cyclone Mentor at Iowa State
A. M. Michalske resigned as head football coach of Iowa State college effective July 1 after six seasons. His teams went 18–18–3. director Louis Menze says replacement will be chosen carefully for spring practice. Jim Hauss left for Butler. Michalske joins a string of Big Six coaches resigning after the season.
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Bears Game Postponed 24 Hours to Monticello
Weather delays force the McKinley Monticello high school basketball game to be played in Monticello tonight. The Mississippi Valley conference clash between Waterloo West and Wilson at Waterloo is rescheduled for next Monday.
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Norway Gym Teams Compete In uneven matchups
In Norway, the girls score 20 to 1 with Oxford leading 12 to 6 at halftime. Norway shows height advantages with Tuttle and Greiner for Oxford and Schmidt and Schenker listed among players. The boys game ends Oxford 30 to Norway 2 at halftime with Schmidt referenced on the Norway side.
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Cornell Pins Lehigh 36 to 0 in Bethlehem
Cornell overwhelms Lehigh 36 to 0 in front of 3200 fans at Bethlehem. Six falls and two decisions pace the upset as Cornell’s Leo Thomsen Dick Hauser Lowell Lange Roger Snook Fred Dexter and Al Partin seal victory. Lehigh had been undefeated in six prior meets.
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Norway Independents Top Earl Carr’s All Stars 57 45
In a twin bill at the Community House gym the Norway Independents defeated Earl Carr's all-stars 57 to 45. Yanecek led the winners with 21 points while Carr tallied nine for the losers.
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Illini Seek Clear Claim on No 2 Spot in Big Nine
Illinois travels to Purdue for a key Big Nine clash aiming for victory No 5 in seven starts to claim sole second place. Illinois and Indiana are tied 4-2 in conference standings. A four game schedule follows with Iowa at Illinois and Purdue vs Northwestern in Chicago.
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Kohawks Open Indoor Track Season March 8 at Naperville
Seventeen Coe college track candidates train under Coach Harris Lamb for the indoor opener on March 8 at North Central Relays in Naperville. Key additions include four lettermen Morokoff Collins Bonney Hamblin and recruits Ander son Gaines Miller Sanford Hopkins, plus an Illinois Tech and Purdue Relays schedule to follow.
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Bob Fitzgerald First U.S. Olympic Qualifier
Bob Fitzgerald, a 23 year old Minneapolis speed skater, became the first U S athlete named to the 1948 Olympic team. He won the 500 meter trial at Lake Como in bra seconds during his second time trial.
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Diocesan Tournament Results At Davenport
Ambrose of Davenport defeated St Joseph of Fort Madison 50 to 41 in the semifinals. In consolation games St Marys of Muscatine beat St Marys of Iowa City 35 to 18, and St Ambrose beat St Marys of Muscatine 40 to 28 with St Joseph Fort Madison also noted.
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Simpson 110 Penn 55 sets Iowa conference scoring record
OSKALOOSA AP Simpson dominated Penn 110 to 55 to set a new Iowa conference scoring mark. The Redmen used 13 players with all but one scoring. top scorers were Chuck Kuchan and Les Deaton with 19 points each. They poured in 63 second half points, surpassing the previous record of 101 41 by Loras over Wartburg.
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Loras Upper Iowa Game Postponed to Feb 17
The Loras at Upper Iowa basketball game in Dubuque was postponed due to drifted roads. The Iowa conference matchup is tentatively rescheduled for February 17.
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Louis denies reunion with Marva in remarriage talk
Mexico City reports indicate heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis has denied Wednesday that he is considering remarriage to Marva. The denial follows rumors of a potential reunion and underscores Louis’s continued public focus on his boxing career.
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Mexican trip denial ties to art rival and boxing match
Louis Trotter’s ex announces an art rival in Mexico City, drawing a denial from the champion who is in Mexico City for a six round exhibition with Arturo Godoy. Bucky Walters pitched three opening day games for the Cincinnati Reds at home and lost all three.
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