Fight Finals Novice Division Card Report
Fight finals for the novice division list numerous bouts including Uldh versus O'Connell, McRoberts against O'Reilly, Murphy against Dane, Robertson versus Ceaser, Cook versus White, Scheib versus Myers, Packingham versus Till, Guindy versus Rockzine, and more. A special feature Bobbie Smith with Sandra Harford performs, followed by intermission and OPEN division matchups featuring Bite versus Guenther, Walters versus Mendez, Ampey versus Smith, Meier versus Deering, Weiny versus Bremen, Gearhart versus Weiny, and Marshall versus Nash.
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iBall Uldh
C.R
Danny O'Connell
Bob McRoberts
Danny O'Reilly
Waterloo
Ernie Murphy
Cascade
Jerry Dane Keokuk
Ted Robertson
Sid Ceaser
Waterlane
Mn Cook
Pete White
Ascad
Fort Madison
Leland Walters
Aurelio Mendez
Ase Ampey
Bobby Smith
Arion
Bob Meier
Gus Deering
Menta
Phil Weiny
Keokuk
Rodney Bremen
Johnny Gearhart
Geers Weiny
Charles Avis
Keoku Hwt
Ben Marshall
Bernie Nash
Waverly
Quinby Wins Debut Knockout In Golden Gloves Bout
Quinby delivers a first bout knockout over Tom Coad in Cedar Rapids in the novice heavyweight division. Iowa athletes and coaches, including Forest Evashevski, attend the Golden Gloves night. Imre Takacs, a refugee from Hungary, loses his first fight in New York and Cedar Rapids stepping into American boxing.
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Quinby
Alex Fidler
Fidler
Bill
Franklin
Iowa U
Golden Quinby Gloves
Tom Coad
Coad
University of Iowa
Holy Cross
Iowa
Bill Quinby
Tommy Coad
Tony Pacheco
Ft. Madison
Dan O’connell
Cedar Rapids
Golden Gloves feature two father son teams and more
The 1952 Golden Gloves at Memorial Coliseum closes with several family stories. Dale McRoberts aids his son Bob in a novice 112 pound bout while Johnny Case trains Leonard Case in 126 pound action. The Weiny brothers Phil and George from Keokuk headline the open rounds. Don Glasgow heads to army duty after brief Cedar Rapids stopovers.
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Memorial Coliseum
Dale McRoberts
Bob
Don O’reilly
Waterloo
Johnny Case
316 Grill
Leonard
Weiny Brothers
Keokuk
Phil
George
Cedar Rapids
Weiny
Weing
Cedar Rapids Gloves Semi Finals Set for Tonight
Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves narrows field to semifinalists with eight champions to be crowned in novice and open divisions. Rodney Krome edged Darrell Lindley in 147 pounds while Bob Meier stopped Gene Rutter in 135 pounds. Others advancing include Arlo Miller, Max Myers, Tony Till and Bill Quinby with bouts featuring Cedar Rapids Waterloo Fort Madison Keokuk and Iowa City competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sulhoff
Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Darrell Lindley
Keokuk
Rodney Krome
Krome
Bob Meier
Gene Rutter
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Don O'Reilly
Davey Gavin
Cascade
Ernie Murphy
Rodney Aimers
Jerry Davis
Martin Otto
Noe Miller
Lloyd Jordan
Mike Schieb
Arlo Miller
Richard Papakee
Tama
James Gillen
Cedar Range
Emifinals
Ame Ko'd
Oe Miller
Max Myers
Papakee
Ken Packingham
Seth Larson
Dennis Thurman
Charles Baird
Tony Till
Thurman
Bill Quinby
Tommy Coad
Iowa City
Two Rookies Enter Indianapolis 500 Field
Indianapolis will see two first time 500 mile entrants on May 30 as Johnnie Tolan of Denver and LeRoy Marriner of Indianapolis race the Blue Crown spark plug specials owned by Earl F. Slick of San Antonio.
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Indianapolis
INS
Johnnie Tolan
Denver
LeRoy Marriner
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Earl F. Slick
San Antonio
Texas
Football Trips Set for Iowa With Music Groups
IOWA CITY UP The Iowa football team will have musical support on two road trips next fall. Col Walter E Sewell said the Scottish Highlanders and women's bagpipe band will join at Bloomington for the Indiana game Oct 4. The University band travels with the team to Northwestern in Evans ton Ill on Nov 22.
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Iowa Athletic Department
Golden Gloves
Forest Evashevski
Bob Flora
Bump Elliott
Frank Havlicek
Dick Holzaepfel
Francis Cretzmeyer
Mike Howard
Evashevski
Iowa City
Currierhall
Flora
Iowa
Elliott
Bloomington
Ill
Walter E. Sewell
Sewell
University
Scottish Highlanders
Indiana
Northwestern
Evanston, Ill
Tigers Browns in Seven Player Deal
Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns announce a seven player trade. Tigers send Bob Cain Gene Bearden and Dick Kryhoski to the Browns who in return receive Matt Batts Cliff Mapes Dick Littlefield and Benjamin Taylor.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Charlie Geh
Ringer
Tigers
Tiger
Bob Cain
Gene Bearden
Dick Kryhoski
Browns
Matt Batts
Cliff Mapes
Dick Littlefield
Benjamin Taylor
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Marion
Blatz Beer
Gus Schrader
Man
D.P
Budapest
Imre Takacs
Imre
Europe
United States
New York
Dot
Hitler
Ray Krueger
Lincoln
Neb
Don Boldebuck
Lincoln Star
Norris Anderson
Boldebuck
Nebraska Wesleyn
Wesleyan
Nebraska
Kansas State
Bill Veeck
Satch Paige
Veeck
Satch
Coats
Second Ave
Second ST
Erfurth
Billy Erfurth
Bob Brooks
KCRG
Jack Ogden
Dale
Son Bob
Lloyd
Davey
Tommy Gavin
Champ
Tommy
Loliseum
Don Glasgow
Jim Ampey
Des Moines
Se Grit Uawcio
Lindley
Meier
Rutter
Schieb
Tony Miller
Till
Gillen
Myers
Leonard Chase
Cedar Raids
Ed Nelson
Dave Inman
Stanley Corum
Mark Burds
Cedar Ees
Chase
Ceaser
Ko’d Inman
Willie Long
Jim Barr
Jack Melcher
Fairfield
James Cook
Longe White
Dick Knapp
Bill Uich
Dec
Ed Reasley
Danny O’connell
Donald Mickels
Leonard Kolar
Indianapolis Field
Second Avenue
Dial
Coliseum
Midwest
Armstrong
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