Doran And Short Beaten In Slashing Ring Duels
In a brutal Golden Gloves trial night at the Memorial Coliseum 1938 contenders were narrowed to fit eight semis next Wednesday. Heavy action saw Clarence Aldrich upset Doran in the 112 pound division while Bob Gillam and Cecil Maioffi advanced in other weight classes as Albany style boxing and crowd energy defined the preliminaries.
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George Hates
Leroy
Francis Durant
Oly Hets
Laveuste Doran
Wenanesaos Po
Clarence Aldrich
Montectlaro
Butterine Doran
Exersere
Aldrich
Dorans
Doran
Wart
Ottumwa Bos
Ryan
Earl Carr
Perry
Dynamite
Leonard Kuhn
Winthrop
Portsider
Robert Frisch
Sumner
Coe College
Kuhn
Frederik Townsend
Wilton Junction
Arthur Pollett
Cedar Rapids
Townsend
Pollett
Jimmy Carter
Iowa City
Dick Squires
Belle Plaine
Carter
Squires
Vincent Short
Harold Briggs
Othel Green
Des Moines
Short
Frank Hartin
Marengo
Briggs
Paul Hawbacker
Green
Francis Bloom
Bill Cubbage
Leroy Duncan
Tama Boy
Cubbage
Blairstown
Pat Kimmy
Bill Veenstrom
Veenstrom
Bull Gillam
Callam
Bill Wyatt
Lingbirds
Wyatt
Veenstro
Garvin Hargrave
Maron
Fidler
Nest Seek
Sunimatles
Helviwiigut Chass
M Saunders
Neil Perry
Des Atoines
Art ‘Short
Ryan Charles Reed
Lenox
On McBride
Belle Pitine
Ity
Holt
James Carter
Iowa
Ars Moines
Golden Gloves Semis Set After Narrow Round of Qualifiers
The field for the Golden Gloves tournament at the Memorial Coliseum narrows to semis and finals next Wednesday. Contenders include Willard Rauserman Anamosa Millard Washington Cedar Rapids Hobbs Callahan Lenox Pat Kinm Blairstown and others across 32 entrants from Mere cities as rounds determine final matchups.
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Willard Rauserman
Anamosa
Millard Washington
Cedar Rapids
Hobbs Callahan
Lenon
Pat Kinm
Blairstown
Garsin Margrove
Marion
Belle Plaine
Harold Iricgs
Othel Greene
Des Moines
Vincent Short
Ryan
Pitt Introduces Unified Athletic Policy Changes
University of Pittsburgh shifts athletic governance to a faculty committee and adopts an eligibility code aligned with Ivy League and Big Ten standards. Changes take effect March 1 and follow the Hagan plan eliminating athletic scholarships and subsidies. hailed by Chancellor Bowman and coaches Sutherland Carlson Olson.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
John G Bowman
Pitt
Iowa Trackmen Host Minnesota In Home Indoor Opener
The 1938 Iowa Hawkeyes open their season in Iowa City facing Minnesota in a 10 event indoor meet. Coach Bresnahan relies on veterans Ed Wiggins Milton Billig Join Graves Bob Nelson and Cameron Campbell with Bush Lamb in the hurdles while football players struggle to reach 40 feet in the shot put.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iown
Minnesota
Gophers
Hawkeyes
Floyd Delleer
Homer Harris
Skip Farrah Wall
George Bresnahan
Ed Wiggams
Dash
Milton Billig
Graves
Jin Lyle
Bob Nelson
Cameron Campbell
Bush Lamb
Baer Settles Suit With Girl Accuser for 2000
Max Baer the heavyweight champion settled a 50 000 suit for 2000 with Shirley Labelle a 105 pound chorus girl who accused him of luring her to a New York hotel with a promised stage job The payoff was described as in full and final settlement and was arranged in Baer’s lawyer Benjamin Pepper's office.
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New York
The
Daily News
Max Adelbert Bauer
Livermore, Calif
Shirley Labelle
Miss Labelle
Baer
Benjamin Pepper
Williams Denies Threat To Bench Van Ysseldyk
Iowa coach Rollie Williams denies warning Joe Van Ysseldyk of benching for the season. Williams says he urged the Muscatine star to play harder and realize his ability. Van Ysseldyk admits not always giving full effort as he was held out of the Minnesota game in favor of Hobbs and Lind.
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Williams
van Ysseldyk
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Joe van Ysseldyck
Iowa
Rollie Williams
Muscatine Star
Joe
Dribbler
Minnesota
Robert Hobbs
Tommy Lind
Linn County Tourney Opens On Coe Floor
Linn County basketball tournament starts at the Coe gym tonight at 7 oclock Ely plays Toddville opening session and at 8 10 Center Point meets Alburnett The nightcap at 9 20 features Springville against Walker First round ends Friday afternoon with second round wrap by Friday evening Semi finals are set for Saturday afternoon and finals for Saturday night
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Linn County
Coe Gymnasium
Ely
Toddville
Center Point
Alburnett
Springville
Walker
Luther Norse Face Simpson Friday Night in Tight Conference Fight
Luther College Norse basketball aims to stay in Iowa conference title race as they host Simpson on Friday. After losses to Columbia and Dubuque, Luther sits fourth. St Ambrose leads with five wins, one loss, while Columbia and Simpson trail with seven and two losses respectively.
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Decorah — Luther College
Norse
Iowa
Simpson
Columbia
Dubuque U
St. Ambrose
Anuther
Iowa Fresh Trackmen Defeated By Chicago
The University of Iowa freshman track squad lost its first telegraph dual meet of the season to Chicago 50 to 40. Coach Ted W. Swenson announced here today. The Iowans won only four first places in the 10-event meet.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Chicago
Ted W. Swenson
Iowans
Veenker Declines Michigan Offer to Stay at Iowa State
George F. Veenker, Iowa State athletic director since 1932, withdraws from Michigan head coach consideration. He cites ongoing development of an expanded Cyclone athletic program including debt clearance, stadium bonds paid, a 200 acre facility, an 18 hole golf course, a 150 acre recreation area, bowling greens, and increased student enrollment.
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University of Chicago
Veenker
Cyclone
Iowa State College
State of
Iowa
Marquette Edges Notre Dame 45 43 in Wild Milwaukee Tilt
Marquette upset Notre Dame 45 43 in Milwaukee as Bill Deneen led with 14 points and Johnny Moir paced Notre Dame with 17. The game featured 11 ties and a late winning basket by Marquette 20 seconds before the final horn.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
Notre Dame
Bill Deneen
Johnny Moir
Motr
Deneen
Sadowski
Adams
Nowak
Ertele
Sokody E Browne
Corone
Jardanes
Moir
Wukovits
Eferer Sohody
Henk
Quablus Crate Getchel
St Thomas
Nanois Wesleyan
Shamrocks Edge St Patrick's In Tight 16 15 Win
St Mary's Ramblers of Iowa City rallied in the second half to beat St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids 16 to 15 in a rough game. Cedar Rapids led early, then Pat Bannon and Jack Bock helped St Mary's seize the lead late. Kenney scored eight for St Patrick's and Bock added seven for St Mary's.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
St Mary's Fighting Ramblers
St Patrick's
Cedar Rapids
Pat Bannon
Rambler
Jack Bock
Town City
Holoubek
Big Red Kenney
Krumbholz
Bock
Kenney
St. Patrick's
St. Mary’s
St. Pat's
St. Mary's
Spaight
G.chadek
Bannon
Carney
J. Bock
Pschmidt
Uv Phillips
Cole
J.corsella
Corsella
Hennessey
St. Pat’s
Phillips
Ccade
Jd Book
Schmidt
Holoube
Joy Kister
Kansarni
Waldo Gelger Towal
Vinton High Sweeps Independence in two games
Vinton High defeated Independence on their home floor Tuesday night winning 25 to 16 in the varsity game and 29 to 14 in the sophomores contest. Mahood led Vinton with 11 points while Woods of Independence led the visitors with 1 field goal and 3 free throws.
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Gazette
Vinton
Independence
Mahood
Woods
Morley-Oxford Junction Split Doubleheader on Home Floor
Morley girls defeated Oxford Junction 47-32 while Morley boys fell 33-25 in a fast close doubleheader. Oxford Junction's Benhart led boys scoring with 14, Morley’s Walker and Hefflefinger tied at 8. Ireland of Oxford Junction scored 15 in the girls game and Morley’s Siebels dropped 38 in an exhibition scoring display.
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Tistryt Schlitz Beer
Giadhin Clinton
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Jack Ptat Foods
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Wilson Ee
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Martin
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Novouny
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Montilion Wee
Sorat Toads
Stanek
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Snyder
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Stany
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A. Alberts Cleaners Iluenger
Gregory
Anson
Morley
Oxford Junction
Benhart
Walker
Hefflefinger
Ireland
Siebels
Crisler Leaves Princeton to Coach Michigan Tigers
Fritz Crisler resigns from Princeton after six years to become Michigan head football coach and interim athletics leader. He will also teach a four year course on football theory and practice as he plans a future athletic director role.
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Princeton
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Crisler
Pathiatioc
Firet Pinteses N. J
Herbert Orrin
Fritz” Crisler
Tigertown
Wolverine
Fielding H Yost
Yost
Tigers
Minnesota
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Don Peden
Ohio University
Charles Caldwell
Williams
Tad Wieman
Campbell Dickson
Earl T. Martineau
Peden
Wieman
Kipke
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Alexander Grant Ruthven
Delhi and Greeley tied for conference lead
Delhi pulled up to a tie with Greeley for first in the Delaware county high school basketball conference after beating two league rivals. Oneida or Hopkinton could move ahead by winning their remaining games. Ferguson injured limited Greeley in an overtime loss to McGregor. No league games this week due to the boys tournament at Manchester.
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Tia
Delhi
Greeley
Delaware County
Earlville
Buck Creek
Hopkinton
Dundee
Clayton County
McGregor
Ferguson
Chester
Eastville
Dundee Coves
Colesburg
Strawberry Point
Earlvilles
Colesbure
Tourency
Manchester
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