Fighter to Miss Gloves Opening Not Baby-Sitter
Ike Marshall of Ft. Madison will miss the Cedar Rapids Golden Glove tournament opening to baby sit at home due to Mrs. Marshall's night job. Ft. Madison-Keokuk teams aim for the team trophy amid a strong field, with weigh-ins in the morning and opening action tonight at Memorial Coliseum.
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Boxing picks for Golden Gloves weigh-ins by Gus Schrader
Gus Schrader names top contenders for the Golden Gloves event. Aurelio Mendez is favored at 118 pounds with Dean Hite expected at 112, and Jim Ampey likely in 126. Other leading hopefuls include Bobby Smith, Don Glasgow, Bobby Schaeffer, Bob Meier, Phil Wenny, Darrell Lindley, Dick Kanellis, Johnny Gearhart, Burt Nash, Ben Marshall and Lash Ballew with rival clubs and backgrounds noted.
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George
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Central City
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Burt Nash
Pennsylvania
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Clyde Anderson
Gene Miller
Ben Marshall
Moline
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Darling 405 Points Tops Town Scoring Record
Iowa guard Chuck Darling reached 405 points in 16 games to break Murray Wier s 1948 Town scoring record and appear poised to set Big Ten season marks. The crowd and press disputed a basket credited to Buckles, while Darling modestly claimed the score.
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Proof-AIl Patch For Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Competitors in the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves will receive a metal badge featuring a gold felt boxing glove with black lettering as a shoulder patch.
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Crosby Seeks British Amateur Open Despite Reservations
Bing Crosby aims to enter the British amateur golf championship at Prestwick in late May despite possible nonwelcome. He notes British papers objected to Bob Hope’s clowning and recalls Hope and Jimmy Demaret as serious competitors in Pebble Beach.
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700 Bowling Club Tournament Set for Sunday at Bollum
The Cedar Rapids 700 Bowling Club plans a doubles and singles tourney next Sunday at Bollum. Entrants draw partners at 1 15 p m. Ralph Atherton in charge says four trophies and five prizes will be awarded. Five dollar entry fee. Life-time members and local members in good standing may enter. Eligible bowlers must show certified proof of a 700 series.
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Iowa Rises To 4th 5th In Cage Polls
AP reports Kentucky remains No. 1 with 42 first place votes and 867 points as Kansas State stays second. St Bonaventure sits fourth while Iowa jumps from ninth to fifth and Illinois drops to sixth.
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Kentucky Rated Top Nationally By UP Coaches
Kentucky led by Adolph Rupp received 26 first place votes and 328 points in the United Press preseason national basketball poll, with Kansas State second and Iowa moving into fourth. St John’s of Brooklyn returned to the top 10 as the season progresses.
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Hawks Roll 82-59 and face three straight on road
Iowa beat Michigan 82 59 on its home court lifting spirits and tightening share of the Big Ten lead. Chuck Darling starred with seven quick field goals in a third quarter burst and the victory sets up three road games against Purdue Ohio State and Illinois before a Feb 25 visit to Michigan State.
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