Eight Battlers Fight Way To Golden Gloves Crowns
George Hayes Cashman And Krumbholz Win at Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum as the first local Golden Gloves tourney ends before about 3,000 spectators. Cashman 95 pounds defeats Jovy and Repstein falls to Cashman. Hayes 147 pounds loses to Wilson with injuries. Krumbholz defeats Darrow in 175 pounds. Paul Willing and other locals reach finals.
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Cedar Rapids
Tait Cummins
Milt Cashman
Maquoketa CCC
Jack O’rourke
Eldora CCC
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Young Mens Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Beut
Hris
Gare
Mogen
Freeman Jovy
Waukon
Robert Repstein
Hubert Mounce
Central Cin
Mr Cashman
Art Hayes
Lenox
Hayes
Don Wilson
Wilson
George
Earl Carr
Negro Carr
Couer
Agai T Wilson
George Hayes
Chicago
Fredde Pence
Robert Jetreon
Tird Bou Demses
Dubuque
Framue
Pai
Charles Klinkhammer
Bob Andrews
Paul
Wile
Jack Hrumbholz
Pari
Rerumbholz
Teman
Cresco Cce
UW Oaen
Jack Paul
Fayette
Jack Dempyer
Dubsaur
Harold Janee
Dew
Momes
Milton Cashman
George Hace
Lenny
Fudges
Deren
Alea
Thompson
C. R. Gazette
Freddie Perkins
Cedar Rapids Community House
Jack Krumbholz
Melvin Hearsty
Cresco CCC
Jack O'Rourke
Everett Dykes
Four Teams In Cedar County Girls Meet
Four Cedar County girls teams compete in a county meet with Bennett facing Spragdezle and a championship game set for Saturday night. Schedule lists games Friday and Saturday with matchups and start times, noting a four-team field.
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Cedar County
Bennett
Feo
Starwood
Spragdezle
Stout Panchoa leads Arizona to upset over Montana
A terse sports brief notes Panchoa scoring pivotal points as Arizona defeats Montana in a close contest. Movements by other players are mentioned in passing, with scattered city and team references. The text is fragmented with multiple names and places, reflecting a wire-style round-up.
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TNE Associated Preag Oqartasd
Panchoa Leway
Arizona
Montana
Manilla
Savannah
Pittsburgh
Walringtos
New York
Godrey
Baltimore
Wisconsin boards fight over control of athletics
In Madison the conflict between the University of Wisconsin athletic council and the regents centers on faculty control of the athletics department. Regents insist they hold removal power over faculty and personnel, while the athletic council seeks greater direct control, prompting hearings and countercharges as both sides push for decisive reforms.
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Madison
Wis
Spears-Meanwell
University of Wisconsin
Athletic Council
Regents
Harold Wilkie
Board of Regents
Council
Erd
Cornell Frosh Meet Muscatine Juniors
The Muscatine juniors clash with Cornell freshmen in a cager contest noted for standout players like Fred Homer from Rochelle Jim Fetters from Chicago and Bob Majors from Rock Island. The match marks a key early season test as both teams feature top freshman talent.
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Vernon
Muscatine
Colege Cage
Fred Homer
Rochelle
Jim Fetters
Chicago
Bob Majors
Rock Island HI
Malecek Dominates Gloves in Golden Gloves Bout
John Malecek, a 175-pound finalist, overwhelmed George Cisler in the semi and lost a fast second bout to Mellvin Hearity in the finals. Art Hayes endured punishment but fought hard, while Rabbit Maranville is named Elmira manager. Hal Trosky benched but poised for comeback with Indians. local notes on league territorial rights and baseball lore.
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John Malecck
George Cisler
Malecek
Mellvin Hearity
Cresco
Art Hayes
Don Wison
Cousin George
W.ison
Art
Easiast Bio Raxier Kinsman
Ure
Norway
Lou Gehrig
Trosky
C. C
Slap’ Slapnicka
Cedar Rapids
The
Indians
Hal
Steve O'Neill
Toledo
American Association
Benton County
Largent scouting duo ready for 1936 rookie crop
Roy and Sue Largent, the sport’s only woman scout couple, prepare for a nationwide search through colleges and pro leagues. In 13 years they have placed over 100 players including several White Sox alums and stars. this spring they aim to uncover the next Diamond stars as spring training opens February 23 in Pasadena with 16 Largent graduates on the roster.
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McKinney Tex
Roy Largent
Largent
Chicagos
Wire Sox
Chicasos Comiskey Park
White Sox
Probants
Zeke Bonura
Boseman
Luke Appling
Wapello to Host Louisa County Basketball Meet
Wapello Iowa hosts the Louisa County basketball tournament with games Thursday Friday and Saturday. Thursday cards include Sun vs Grandstew at 2pm and Wyman vs Columbus Junction at 3pm Letts vs Cotter at 7:30pm and Oakville at Wapello 2:30pm. Friday features semi finals at 7:30 and 8:30 with consolation and finals set for 7:30 and 8:30 on Saturday.
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Wapello Ia
Louna County
Wapello
Sun
Grandstew
Wyman
Columbus Junction
Cotter
Oakville
Maranville Named Manager of Elmira
Walter J. Rabbit Maranville, after 24 major league seasons, accepts player manager role with Elmira in the New York Pennsylvania League. The veteran who began with the Boston Braves in 1912 played for Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Rochester St Louis and the Braves again, helping the 1928 Cardinals pennant run before a 1934 leg injury limited his play.
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Walter
Miaranville
Elmira
Braves
Cubs
Chicago
Cub
Maranville
Boston
INS
Major League Baseball
Peter Pan
Walter J
Rochester
Rabbit
Elmira Club
New York
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Seven Badger grid stars ruled ineligible
Seven University of Wisconsin football players were declared ineligible and must complete scholastic work before next fall. The list includes Eddie Jankowski fullback John Wilson Lynn Hosland guards James Wright tackle Joe Clauss center Emmett Mortell halfback and Howard Wes freshman.
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Xiadison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Othey
Eddie Jankowski
John Wilson
Lynn Hosland
James Wright
Joe Clauss
Emmett Mortell
Howard Wes
Clarence Spears
Ike Armstrong Stands Pat On Coaching Methods
Salt Lake City Utah coach Ike Armstrong of the University of Utah defends his football teaching system amid criticism from lettermen and university officials. He argues that demanding practice, a winning spirit, and sacrifice are essential to the game, while complaints cite lack of fun, restricted freedom, player favoritism, and inadequate campus job pay. The university continues the hiring of Jack Barney as assistant coach, with Pete Couch alleged as a preferred successor.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ike Armstrong
The
Uniersity of
George Thomas
Armstrong
Jack Barney
Drake University
Aho
Pete Couch
U S Team Advances To Olympic Hockey Finals
The United States rallied to beat Sweden 2-1 as Paul Rowe scored the winner late in the final period after Wilhelm Petersen put Sweden ahead in the second period. Canada beat Germany 6-2, Czechoslovakia edged Austria 2-1, and Britain defeated Hungary 5-1 in semi finals. Norway dominated skiing and speed skating sweeping events for an unofficial team title with 80 points, while the U S stood sixth in overall standings.
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H-Partenkirchen
Germany
Norway
America
Lake Placid
Sweden
Great Britain
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Armisc
United States
Paul Rowe
Boston
Wilhelm Petersen
Rowe
Hungary
Austria
Britain
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
George Hill
Maribel Vinson
Maxie Herbie
Ernst Baier
Finland
Switzerland
Fraulein
Maxie Herber
Blonde
Freddys Choice and Other Sports Notes From the Times
Freddy Steele rejects a $1500 monthly offer in Japan to stay local as a top Tacoma boxer. Eddie Murray as social register sports writer draws attention. Jimmy Foxx heads to Florida to head home run program. Dempsey family plans summer travels. Metcalfe travels 1000 miles to race in Boston. Celtics center myth teased.
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New York
Freddy Steele
Japan
Freddy
Tacoma
Washington
Vince Dundee
Tacoma News-Tribune
Social Register
Eddie Murray
Evening Post
Jimmy Foxx
Florida
Max Carey
Jack Dempsey
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Boston
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Celtics
Miami
Okla
Freeburger
Joe Engel
Chattanooga Lookouts
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Stan Kostka
Sheldon Boise
Twins
Minnesota Eleven
Ivars
al Mamaux
Alapura Pitts
Albany
Harrisburg
Ernie Nevers
T Ke Menaleke
Penn State
Lafayette
Windup Ofinn Co Cage Tourney Opened Today
The Linn county cassette ball tournament finals begin today with games scheduled on the YMCA courts. Early afternoon and evening sessions will feature semi final and final rounds as teams compete for the championship amid local favorites and officials.
Cornell Basket Five Sets Voyage to Gopherland
Cornell Coach Judd Dean leads eight players from Mount Vernon to Northfield Minnesota to meet Carleton in a pivotal Midwest conference clash. The 4-0 teams travel by train after a snowbound misfire to Beloit, with Harold Still and Joe Fink or Bob Cline leading the forwards and Captain Coffman at center.
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Judd Dean
Cornell
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Coffman
Hugo Farkhahn
Auerd
Charles Berve
Charles Zoda
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