Sensational Golden Gloves Preliminaries Trim Cedar Rapids Field
The Memorial coliseum hosted a dramatic Golden Gloves preliminaries evening drawing about 2,500 spectators. Thirty-two fighters advanced to next week’s finals in Cedar Rapids, with strong showings from Dan Jones, Jack Krumbholz, Clarence Aldrich, and Earl Carr among others, as several bouts ended in knockouts and technical knockouts.
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Tait Cummins
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Lui
Dan Jones
Cedar Ravids
Thomas Vizal
Cresco CCC
Jones
Inortal
Fenter
Powell Gibson
Hoo
Waltergser
Harold James
Pes Momnes
Conlen Weadrud
He Selon
Vsse
Thomas Versi
Creeee
Tan Innes
Jara Dewpee
de Pave
Jean Khem
Chass Remend Goad
Cedar Rap
Curt Weede
Hona
Alter Bow Water
Unnell
Geeisson
Penn
Wyoming
Pact Carr
Paul Hill
Waquekrta
Dirk Warren
Howtarkin
Jack Krumbhbolz
Clarence Aldrich
Monticello
Dan West
Blackman Both
Owen Warrow
Irwin Wiest
Mount Auburn
Isan
Rage of
Mount Vernon
Vwoj Wetzel
Marion
Owen Darrow
Lynn Gage
Miltons Cashman Shines In Golden Gloves Bout
Milton Cashman of Maquoketa CCC delivered the standout display of the final night preliminaries defeating Cecil Root in the 112-pound class. The 17 year old appears younger and outweighed yet dodges punishment with speed as Carl Caldwell watches closely. The event drew a large crowd and featured several semi final contenders from the Community House team plus a notable upset by Earl Carr.
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Milton Cashman
Maquoketa CCC
Cecil Root
Leon CCC
Cashman
Alex Fidler
Harold Jaynes
Des Moines
Clinton Woodford
Salon CCC
Jaynes
Woodford
Thanlls
Cecil E. Root
Two Wrestling Show Stars Attract Crowds In Iowa City
OLE OLSEN of Olsen and Johnson appears at the Coliseum between stage performances and keeps a cab waiting to return for a late theater engagement. The text notes the pair’s routine and suggests a lively Golden Gloves atmosphere nearby.
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Ole Olsen
Olsen and
Johnson
Iowa Theater
Coliseum
Wisconsin Coach Accused Of Ordering Whisky For Players
University of Wisconsin trainer testifies to a regents committee that Clarence W Spears instructed him to mix whisky into coffee for players starting in 1932 and again before Northwestern games He recalls asking for whisky and being told to add brandy and coffee without the front office knowing Meanwell the athletic director was unnamed in the instruction Fallon also recounts treating a broken finger with local anesthetic five minutes before the 1933 Iowa game
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Committee of Regents
Clarence W Spears
William Fallon
Minnesota
Spears
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fallon
Bill
Walter E. Meanwell Spears
Regents
Harold Wilke
Iowa
George Dean
Tickets On Sale For Golden Gloves Finals
Tickets for the Golden Gloves championship finals in the Memorial Building Coliseum next Wednesday are on sale. Ringside and first two rows in the first balconies cost $1.41, main floor and balconies $1.12, galleries 41 cents. Tickets available at Belden Hill's Lyman's and the Iowa Electric Light and Power company office.
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Memorial Building Coliseum
Belden Hill
Lyman’s
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Spears Order Led to Forcing Injured Players Back
Fallon testified that coach Spears ordered push to remove Popp from hospital and return him to practice, despite doctors advising rest. He compared drugging players to doping horses and warned of infection risk from improper medical treatment.
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Fallon
Spears
Smith
Fallon Swas
Deanovich
Clutier Home Basketball Games Are Canceled
Bad roads and weather plus a furnace boiler burst at Clutier high school disrupt the season. Postponed games with Dinsdale Chelsea doubleheader with Garwin and the Gar rison game are abandoned for the year. The next schedule dated Feb. 4 sends Clutier boys first and second teams to Keystone.
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the Gazette
Clutier
Clutier High School
Dinsdale
Chelsea
Garwin
Garrison
Clutter Boys
Keystone
Canadian Hockey Teams Win in Openers at Garmisch
The United States edged Germany 1 0 in heavy snow as Canada crushed Poland 8 1. Canada and the U S led opening day hockey at the winter Olympics amid cold weather and a brewing British protest over suspensions of James Foster and Alex Archer. Avery Brundage urged restraint as Britain prepared to debut against Sweden. Local results included Frank Maleewlczik defeating Billy Keefe 20 0 and Everett Marshall beating Allan Eustace in Denver.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Hockey Warriors
United States
Canada
Rudi Ball
Poland
Hungary
Belgium
Sweden
Japan
James Foster
Alex Archer
Winnipeg
Foster and
Archer
International Ice Hockey Federation
Foster
C. A
Brundage
Bridgeton
N. J
Frank Maleewlczik
Utica
Billy Keefe
Ginehinalts
Keefe
Denver
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Allan Eustace
Wakefield
Man
Straight Falls
Springville and Central City Win Opening Linn County Tourney Games
Springville defeated Toddville 31 to 22 while Central City edged Troy Mills 28 to 22. Fowler and Wiltsey fueled Springville’s 22 point effort, and Daryl led Central City with 14 points as Troy Mills led early before Central City pulled away.
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Toddville
Troy Mills
Linn County
Springville
Central City
E. Bowers
Newman
Fowler
Wiltsey
Daryl
Trojans
Washburn
Marion High And Manchester Ready For Friday Clash
Marion High hosts Manchester Friday in a Tri Valley conference showdown. The Wolfemen seek a sixth win to rebound from a 30 to 19 loss at Independence last week. A curtain-raiser features B teams, with Manchester aiming to avenge a 33 to 21 defeat on their home court.
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Marion
Manchester
Marion Court
Wolfemen
Independence Jast
Crimson
Tollefson
Tri Valley
Iowa Officers Elected In Valley Tennis Group
Missouri Valley Tennis Association re-elected Joseph W. Ivy of Kansas City as president at the annual meeting in St Louis. Kansas City awarded the Valley tournament for late June or early July. Wray D. Brown of St Louis was kept as first vice president and Thomas W. Bailey of Des Moines Iowa was named second vice president succeeding Harris Coggeshall who was elected treasurer.
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ST. Louis
Joseph W. Ivy
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Wray D. Brown
Thomas W. Bailey
Des Moines
Harris Coggeshall
Coggeshall
Scattered College Basketball Scores Across Teams and Leagues
A batch of score line results from various colleges and universities shows Murray State Teachers 39 versus Morehead Teachers 17 and other matchups including Baker University 48 over McPherson 27, Colorado and Dakota region teams with Notre Dame 33 and Xavier 59. The results reflect a wide range of outcomes across multiple conferences and institutions.
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Murray State
Morehead
Southern Branch
Montane Mines
Baker University
McPherson
Monard Wayne
Southwest Texas
Ilinois Wesleyan
Northern (ML
Sioux Falls College
Spearfish
University of Idaho
Montana Mines
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Northwestern Oklahoma
Southwestern Oklahoma
Macalester
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Transylvania
Berea
New York Univ
St. John's
Xavier
Kentucky Wesleyan
George Washington
Davis Elkins
Otterbein
Denison
Ohio US
Ohio Wesleyan
Army
Coast Guard
Notre Dame
Minols
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Jack Krumbbolz
Jack Krumbholz
Aldrich
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George Cisler
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Blaine Scriven
John Malecek
Cisler
Scriven
Nebendahl
Malecek
Walter Furman
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Vizzl
Vizal
Robert Gyl Ism
Earl Carr Merron
Cedar Rieds
Carr Inc
Tekes
Jack Dempsey
Sparta
Clinton Woodtad
Tes Solon CCC
Oma
Woodford Kowing
Knokouts
Warren
Larkin
LeRoy Lima
Lester Boots
Anamosa
Simms
Cnarle
Klinkhammer
Maqunketa
Arnold Repstein
K.O
Dick Elliott
Freeman Joy
Waukon
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Hubert Mounce
Don West
Dick Warren
John Hayes
Krumbholz
Darrow
Gage
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Waltermyer
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Gibson
Daniel O Connell
Iahman
Dennis Ward
Congon
Raymond Quaid
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Paul Hii
Earl Carrs
FB Pover
Arnold Repse
Dick Flliott
Libot
Marion Cashman
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Famp
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Freeman Joel Waukon
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Fison Sram Imanuel
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Walter Belin
Cedar
Dannie Williams
Mechanics
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John Malevek
Cedar Rapides
Walter Burman
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Lime Springs
Melvin Kearate
Cresco
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John Henderson
Root
Iowa City
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Community House
Fred Perkins
Robert Johnson
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Carr
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Gillam
Emanuel House of
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Negro Recreation Project
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Jone
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Lenox
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George
States Spears
Louis Detroit SS CO
Gazltte
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Hote
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Bert
Ian Pe
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Morris
Horak
Knapp
Son
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Reed
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Caryll Moore
E. Powell
Goodlove
C. McCright
Henderson
Powell
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Webster
Sixta
Mecright
T Newman
Byrnes
Coe
Beall
Marion High
Iowans
Valley Tennis Assn
Slade
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