Golden Gloves Preliminaries Draw Record Crowd in Cedar Rapids
A near capacity crowd roared through a wild final preliminaries night as 32 boxers moved toward the Chicago Tournament of Champions. Victories featured Doran over Krumbholz, Gilliam returning from eye injury with two knockdowns before a broken foot ended his run, and Emory, Hargrave, Carr, Redmond and others advancing toward next week's semis and finals.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Jack Krumbholz
Francis Doran
Ottumwa
George Hayes
Lenox
Bob Gilliam
de Los Shrader
Iowa City
Gilliam
Shrader
Promoters urged Braddock trip funds and boxing chatter across sports
AP report notes Chicago promoters urged advancing Braddock 18.20 of his 500 000 fee for railroad fare to Chicago for a Joe Louis bout. It covers boxing gossip from Gehrig to promoter antics and upcoming bouts, with remarks on Baer Pastor and promoter Jack Johnson in a busy sports column.
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Scotty Reston
New York
Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Walter Johnson
Johnny Dundee
Max Baer
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Johnston
Kid Pan
James Joy
John Henry Lewis
P.S
Pastor
Lewis
Johnston
Roosevelt High School
Portland
Ore
Fred Perry
Dutch Clark
Detroit Pro Grid Lions
Jack Curley
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Johnson
Cornell Matmen Overwhelmed By State Teachers
Iowa State Teachers college defeated Cornell college 344 to 2312 in Cedar Falls Iowa. The Tutors won five matches and had two draws with the Purple. Notable results include Steers IST defeating Miller at 135 pounds and Dukes IST defeating Wat at 165 pounds.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Cornell College
Aries
Narvis
IST
Hopkins
pounts—Steers
Miler F
Bueghly
Sieben
Pte Lose
Brand Tc A
Mathers
Cole
Dukes
Wat
Rechenmacher
Kunz
Cook
Mickey
Dalzell
Indiana
Tipton Hosts Three Cager Contests In Day of High School Action
Tipton hosted three basketball games at the high school gym. The Tipton junior high quintet beat Stanwood junior high 30 to 9 in the afternoon. Lenox College of Hopkinton beat Tipton junior college 34 to 32 in a tight evening tilt with Jones of Lenox scoring the clincher and Hamilton leading Tipton with 15 points. DeWitt high defeated Tipton 33 to 17 in the final game as Golitz scored 10 for DeWitt and Miller led Tipton with six.
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the Gazette
Tipton
Tipton Junior High
Stanwood Junior High
Lenox College of Hopkinton
Tipton Junior College
Lenox
Jones
Hamilton
Kirkwood
DeWitt High
Golitz
DeWitt
Miller
Fayette Beats Maynard In Fast 30-28 Game
In the final home game Fayette defeated Maynard 30 to 28 as L. Timm scored twelve for Fayette and G. Miehe totaled twenty three for Maynard. The Readlyn girls beat Maynard 47 to 13 with Prideaux scoring thirty two for Maynard.
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Maynard
L. Timm
G. Miehe
Readlyn
Pries
Judas
Prideaux
Fayette and
Thomas
Hennager
Fayette County
Decelve
Carr, Doran, McCue Shine In Gazette Golden Gloves
Earl Carr and Francis Doran stand out as rising talents in the Gazette Golden Gloves. Carr, a McKinley fighter, outboxed Art Short early but tired in the third. Doran beat Jack Krumbholz after defeating George Hayes, while Max McCue showed sensational form against Bill Humphreys. Other bouts included Don Redmond’s decisive win over Herman Howard and Tim Lewis’s victory over Richard Reilly.
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Earl Carr
Dusky McKinley
Warrior
Fred Hargrave
Iowa City
Shrader
Doran
Krumbholz
William Humphreys
Max McCue
Eldora
Humphreys
McCue
More
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Don Emery
Dubuque
Railbirds
Emery
Eddie Orr
Fidler
Ryan
Carr
Hargrave
George Nordmann
Monticello
Nordmann
Herman Howard
Community House
Howard
Don Redmond
Battlers
Dick Groat
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Zwer
Marion CCC
Groat
Zwer
Tim Lewis
Albia
Richard Reilly
Jack Krumbholz
Francis Doran
Ottumwa
McKinley
Art Short
Short
Tipton
Chicago Tribune
George Hayes
Don
Albia-Ottumwa
Reilly
Jack Dempsey's Wife Undergoes Emergency Operation
Mrs. Jack Dempsey the former Hannah Williams actress underwent an emergency appendicitis operation late Wednesday in Miami Beach Florida. Dr E H Adkins reported her condition afterward was good. Dempsey raced from New York by plane after word of the illness.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
E. H. Adkins
Dempsey
New York
Hannah Williams
Jewish War Vets Boycott Schmeling Tour
National headquarters of the Jewish War Veterans called for a boycott of heavyweight Max Schmeling’s planned spring tour across 22 American cities. Harry Schaffer urged protests, deeming Schmeling a Nazi symbol and a merchandise commodity amid German politics and propaganda. A mass meeting of ten Jewish War Veterans posts was set for Philadelphia on February 14 to oppose Schmeling’s appearance.
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Jewish War Veterans
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Germany
Europa
Harry Schaffer
Pittsburgh
Nazi Germany
Schaffer
Philadelphia
Troy Mills Central City Split Two Games
In the last home game of the season Troy Mills split a doubleheader with Central City. The Troy Mills girls beat Central City 45 to 27 with Sauer scoring 16. The boys fell 34 to 25 as Powell led Troy Mills with 10 points.
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Troy Mills
Central City
Central City Girls
Sauer
Powell
Solem Returns to Iowa City Ahead of March Move
Ossie Solem resumes duties in Iowa City as he plans to move to Syracuse around March 1 to take over there. He previews spring football and praises Iowa recruits while praising successor Irl Tubbs and his Minnesota style staff.
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Iowa City
Ossie M. Solem
University of Iowa
Syracuse University
Salem
Iowa
Syracuse
Minnesota
Bill Boeler
Clarence Munn
Charles “Bud” Wilkinson
Tubbs Set to Lead Hawkeye Spring Practice Start
Irl Tubbs the newly appointed Hawkeye coach will start spring football practice in Iowa City on February 18. Assistant Pat Boland will assist during spring training which may run until May 1. Varsity players must check equipment February 16-17 in preparation for opening day.
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E. G. Schroeder
University of Iowa
Irl Tubbs
Hawkeye
Tubbs
Pat Boland
Iowa
Florida
Miami University
Boland
Keystone Takes Two From Mount Auburn
Keystone high won a double header over Mount Auburn. The seconds won 26-10 and the varsity 54-17. Keystone led 16-4 after one quarter and doubled its first quarter points by halftime. Keymen each had five or six field goals. Next game is against Shellsburg at the Benton county tournament in Garrison February 18 19 and 20.
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Gazette
Keystone
Keystone High
Mount Auburn
Varsity
Shellsburg
Benton County
Garrison
Major Clubs To Spend 600000 For Training
Major league baseball clubs will spend about 600000 on spring training with the New York Giants leading in travel costs by sending 60000 to Havana. The plan includes transport and all training expenses with opening games in major league cities. The season features large guarantees for five clubs, costs, and innovative trips such as the Athletics to Mexico City.
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Cuba
Mexico City
EW York
New York Giants
Havana
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athlltics
Detroit Tigers
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Reds
Island
Warren Giles
Bradenton
Fla
Daytona Beach
Sam Breadon
Local college basketball scores headline roundup
Pittsburgh edged Duquesne 51 to 50 while Washington and Jefferson defeated Waynesburg 43 to 32. Davis and Elkins led Shepherdstown Teachers 52 to 23 and Wittenberg beat Ohio Northern 58 to 38. Dayton won 46 to 39 over Western Reserve with Defiance 33, Wilmington 26. Kent State 36, John Carroll 33. Fordham 32, Canisius 24. Stetson 27, Erskine 23. Hamline 44, Gustavus Adolphus 31. Ohio University 43, Ohio Wesleyan 23. Georgetown 40, Army 37.
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Duquesne
Washington and Jefferson
Waynesburg
Davis and Elkins
Shepherdstown
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
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Western Reserve
Defiance
Wilmington
Kent State
John Carroll
Fordham University
Canisius
Stetson
Erskine
Hamline
Gustavus Adolphus
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Ohio Wesleyan
Georgetown
Army
Calmar and Elgin Boys Split Tight Double Header
Calmar high school split a double header with Elgin on the home floor Tuesday. The Calmar 1st boys lost 22 to 20 while Elgin’s 2nd team fell 22 to 14. Calmar hosts Waterville Friday for boys and girls games.
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Gazette
Calmar
Calmar High School
Elgin Cagers
Elgin
Waterville
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