Haley 175-Pounder Defeats Kirstein in Golden Gloves prelims
Tom Haley of Lenox edged Keith Kirstein of Des Moines 2-1 in a 175-pound bout at the Memorial Coliseum as Cedar Rapids preliminaries narrowed the field for the Chicago trip. Other results included Dan Enright knocked out by Othel Green, and James Carter staging a dramatic 135-pound slugfest before a cheering crowd of about 2,000.
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Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
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Lenox
Keith Kirstein
Des Moines
Shade Green
Enright
Mason City
Russ Enright
Othel Green
Howard Scott
Lisbon
van Saunders
Iowa City
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Schott
Arthur Pollet
Jim Johnson
Pollet
Tama
Leroy Duncan
Gus Klomp
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Edgar Crabtree
Lloyd Davis
Duncan
Klempe
James Carter
Ray Kimm
Jesup
Carter
Kimm
Charles Reech
George Kolinchak
Bobby Calahan
Jay Cornwell
Cornwell
Calahan
Real Poindexter
Ernie Jackson
Poindexter
Jackson
Mas Barrier
Ottinwe
Will Ham West
EE Poend
Other Green
Nes Moines
James Cartier
Town City
Ray Kunin
Vincent Short
Ryan
Tommy Veal
IU Toeund
Walter Paran
Francis Doran
Ottumwa
Miles Dahn
William Cubbare
Paul Veenstro
Bintistown
Bill Gillam
Cedar Rapid
Bol Roberts
Charles Reed
Martin Fredrickson
George Hayes
Jesse Smith
Reed
Parnell Quint Edges Immaculate Conception 16 14
Parnell defeated Immaculate Conception 16 to 14 in a tight contest. Joe Lower scored the decisive sleeper shot with two minutes left as the Irish pulled away from a 5-4 halftime lead, while Fred Condon added a late free throw for IC.
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Greyhounds
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Irish
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SC Jed
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Turninseed
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Rahe
Parnel
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Carr Lavell
Johnny Allen Holds Silence On 1938 Contract
Hot Springs Ark AP Johnny Allen Cleveland Indians pitcher who won 15 games last season says he will speak on any topic except his 1938 contract which remains unsigned He notes no club contact recently and promises to inform reporters once the contract is signed He also comments on team strength trades and hints at plans with his family until March 1 while continuing wintering in Hot Springs with other Indians staff nearby
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Johnny Allen
Indians
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Allens
Little Johnny
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cleveland
Willis Hudlin
Mel Harder
Earl Whitehill
Bob Feller
Yankees Talk Big Figures In Holdout Amid 1938 Plans
Col Ruppert faces a tough task signing the world champion Yankees as DiMaggio and Gehrig seek raises to 19.5 and 41,400 dollars. Only 12 players have signed, with McCarthy earning 35,000 and Fletcher about 10,000. Payroll could top 333,000, the highest in baseball.
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Jacob Ruppert
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South Carolina
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Vance
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Combs
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Bill Dickey
Gordon
Rolter
Crosetts
Henrieh Eee
McCarthy
Art Fletcher
Giants
Sever
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Billy Herman
Larry French
Adamick Replaces Galento in Thomas Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs signed Jimmy Adamick to replace Galento in the February 18 ten round heavyweight fight against Harry Thomas at Madison Square Garden. Galento canceled due to a bad left hand, prompting the switch to the Detroit heavyweight.
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New York
Tony Galento
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Crisler Angle 15 Revived as Michigan Coach Candidate
Fresh developments indicate Herbert O. Fritz Crisler may leave Princeton to coach at Michigan. He would replace Harry Kipke, gain a professorship, and possibly become athletic director as aging Fielding Yost nears retirement. Decision expected Wednesday at Princeton.
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Herbert Orrin
Fritz” Crisler
Princeton
University of Michigan
Crisler
Ann Arbor
Harry Gripke
Fielding
Yost
University Council On Athletics
Burnham H. Dell
Associated Press
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Crislér
Dell
Tigertown
Crister
Kipke
Chicago
Amos Alonzo
Minnesota
Tigers
Anamosa Varsity Beats West Liberty in Hometown Twinbill
Anamosa and West Liberty split a doubleheader with the varsity winning 42 to 20 after a 19 to 11 halftime lead. West Liberty’s seconds won 31 to 18. Cecil Blayney led Anamosa with 15 points while Wach added 8 for West Liberty.
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the Gazette
Anamosa
West Liberty
Varsity
Cecil Blayney
Wach
Red Hawks Triumph Over St Patrick's 52-31
St Wenceslaus used a quick start and strong defense to overwhelm St Patrick's of Iowa City 52 to 31 on Tuesday night. Led by Fleagle and Novak with multiple baskets, the Red Hawks built a 26-13 halftime edge and maintained the lead through the second period.
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Olorences
Segre
Coe
Dizzy Dean Signs for $20,000 Card Contract Talk
Dizzy Dean expressed willingness to sign with the St. Louis Cardinals for 20000 dollars, a 5500 reduction from 1937 salary and 10000 above reported Cardinals offer. He has not heard from the team since January 14 but hopes to settle terms quickly and begin training.
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Fla
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Monticello High Suffers Third Loss to Dubuque
Monticello High defeats suffer from injuries as Dubuque wins 30 to 20 on Monticello’s floor. Gantenboei scores 11 for the visitors while Behrends leads Monticello with 7 and Schweitzer adds 6. Rams trail 15 to 12 at halftime. Monticello junior high beats Anamosa juniors 21 to 13.
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Gantenboei
Mississippi Valley
Behrends
Schweitzer
Rams
Anamosa Juniors
Albia Juniors Defeat Washington Quintet
Albia junior college remained undefeated with a 41 to 29 victory over Washington junior college on Tuesday night.
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Washington Quintet
Washington — Albia Junior College
Washington Junior College
Ring Results Across Cities From AP Boxing Briefs
Freddie Steele the world middleweight champion was knocked out in Turner Wisconsin while Joe Oscarino won by outpoint in Rochester. Charley Gomez defeated Al Roth in New York. Andre Lenetet and Ble Boy Bray tied in Los Angeles. Johnny Mack stopped Gene Gregory in New Britain. Gus Lesnevich outpointed Ben Brown in Coral Gables. Paul Walker defeated Tony Ciacolo in Harrisburg.
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Charley Gomez
Baltimates
al Roth
Qin
Los Angeles
Andre Lenetet
France
Ble Boy Bray
Los Ang
Oldest Golden Gloves entrant, James Carter, shocks crowd
James Carter, 34, the senior figure in the Golden Gloves, stunned fans by knocking out Raymond Kimm after a defensive start. Rod Poindexter and Lenox teammates secured multiple wins, while others like Arthur Pollet and Carmel Rodriguez impressed in 135 to 175-pound bouts. A wrestling bout ended with Ferguson injuring his back and postponed.
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Lander
Carter
Wip Mageing
Alex Midler
Bingo
University of Iowa
Glen Ferguson
Ottumwa
Walter Burford
Des Moines
Ferguson
Raymond Kimm
Jesup
Kimm
Walter Beerford
Unclear basketball scores and team names from clipping
The fragment lists multiple college and university basketball scores with team names such as St. Louis U Missouri School of Mines Washburn Tulsa Doane Midland Western Illinois Yehrs Knox Carleton Detroit Winona and others. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
Landis Probes Cardinals Farm System Over Player Ties
Baseball Commissioner Landis met with President Sam Breadon and GM Branch Rickey in Chicago to review Cardinal farm club relations. Cedar Rapids officials Johnson Henry Bailey and Crossley attended as Landis questions possible links with St. Louis and Cedar Rapids, with a continuation planned.
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E. M., Landis
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
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Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Crookston
Minn
Newport
Ark
Mitchell
Harry Johnson
Cedar Rapids Club
Chicago
Landis
Decatur
St. Louis
Commission Probes Rapid KO Of Turner By Steele
In Rochester New York the New York State Athletic Commission announced an inquiry into Freddie Steele world middleweight champion stopping Bob Turner in two minutes and 17 seconds. Turner was knocked down three times, purse held up, non title bout witnessed by Brig Gen John J Phelan. Steele 158 pounds, Turner unknown, tune up before title bout with Carmen Barth at Cleveland on February 18.
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N. Y
New York State Athletic Commission
Freddie Steele
Bob Turner
Newport News
John J. Phelan
Turner
Ponte Steele
Fred Apostoli
Carmen Barth
Clevelland
Beloit Five Beats Lawrence 37 to 29 in Midwest clash
Beloit College basketball team defeated Lawrence 37 to 29 in Beloit Wisconsin, extending Beloit's winning streak to five as they stay in the Midwest Conference pace with Monmouth.
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Lawrence
Wis
Beloit College Basketeers
Monmouth
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