Rocky Graziano Loses New York Boxing License
New York State Athletic Commission bans Rocky Graziano from boxing after a Friday hearing finds he accepted bribes. Chairman Edward P. Eagan says Graziano violated rule 6 by failing to report offers of money, with past offers cited from 1945 and 1947. The return title bout at Madison Square Garden March 21 is canceled.
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Cornell Matmen and McBurney's Unbeaten String
Cornell College wrestling defeated McBurney Athletic Club 21 to 7 in New York. Kent Lange returned to action with a 7-6 win over Chris Soukas at 165 pounds, while Arlo Ellison and Murray Adelman fell. Cornell, on a barnstorming tour, ends with Ithaca A.C. next.
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City Lead at Stake in Wilson Roosevelt Game
Wilson and Roosevelt face off in a pivotal intracity high school basketball clash at Coe gym as weather forces postponements on other games. Franklin Clinton shift to Saturday night. Roosevelt leads or briefed by outcome with key reintegrations and a 7 p.m. sophomore tipoff.
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Einstein Turns Drama Critic By Charles Einstein
In a brisk Midwest tour, "The Case of the Vanishing Coach" plays at Kansas State Iowa State Grinnell College and Ohio State with future stops listed at Purdue and Michigan. Six athletic figures linked to universities are comically replaced as a chorus of resignations and new hires unfolds in a satirical review.
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Spring Grid Practice Opens Monday at Iowa
Dr. Eddie Anderson will lead about 100 players at the University of Iowa fieldhouse on Monday for the start of spring football practice. Key returnees include Dick Hoerner, Bob Smith, Emlen Tunnell, Ron Headington, Lou King, Earl Banks, Bruno Niedziela, Dick Woodard, Hal Shhoener, Herb Shhoener, Bill Kay, and Ray Carlson.
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Aggies Visit Drake Bulldogs in Missouri Valley Clash
Oklahoma A&M travels to Des Moines to play the Drake Bulldogs in a Missouri Valley Conference game. A large crowd is anticipated for the matchup between the two teams.
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Red Peppers See Big League Prospects In Cedar Rapids
Al Schamberger and Lefty Rozek, products of Junior Legion baseball in Cedar Rapids, head to major league camps with the White Sox and Indians. They signed sizable contracts with potential bonuses if they succeed and face possible moves to lower leagues for seasoning. Both hope for long major league careers and the chance to continue education in the off season.
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Cedar Rapids Open Ice Skating Meet Aims For Record
Fine ice is planned for Sunday at Roosevelt rink as the Cedar Rapids Open Ice Skating Championships prepare to run swiftly. Skaters from Mt. Vernon and Iowa City expected, with Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsoring and trophies increasing. All registered skaters from prior meets are entered, with new registrations taken at city hall or the rink 15 minutes before start. Standings show eight teams, 510 points total from 70 unattached skaters, scoring 30 20 and 10 for places in finals.
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Thunderbolts Fall in AP High School Poll Shakeup
Ottumwa and Harlan surged to regional leads as Ottumwa beat Muscatine 37 24 to seize first in the southeast. In the northwest Ames held top, while Waterloo West led the northeast with a 60 point tally. Dowling and Danbury trailed in their regions.
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Iowa Teachers Rout Wheaton in Four-Match Wrestling
Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers stayed undefeated in four matches by routing Wheaton College 33 3 The Tutors earned six falls and dropped only one decision and had two draws including a contested bout with Cornell College The victory marked their second win of the season with two draws and one loss among the results.
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