Knee Surgery Set for Klein and Janda
Iowa football players Dick Klein and Jon Janda were scheduled for knee operations but not deemed serious. Both injuries occurred early in the season with Klein missing Wisconsin action. expected hospital stay three to four days and return for spring practice. Klein starred on the Hawkeye line and helped Iowa win the Big Ten and Rose Bowl.
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Klein
Hawkeye
Iowa
Oregon State
Janda
Fred Harris
John Nocera
Donnelly Tops 147-Lb Field in Cedar Rapids Novice Feature
Tom Donnelly son of a Rock Island police officer dominated the 147 pound novice division at the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves final night. He knocked out Bob Smith in 1 47 and earned the Outstanding Novice Boxer award as Cedar Rapids UPWA swept to a team title with multiple KO victories and split decisions across the light and middleweight bouts. Scott Wagler and Dick Hendrickson also captured titles, boosting the Packing Workers to a likely team championship.
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John Meyer
Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Cedar Rapids United Packing Workers
Tom Donnelly
Rock Island
Donnelly
UPWA
Smith
Scott Wagler
Coe
Bloomfield
Wagler
Dick Ament
Dick Hendrickson
Marion High School
Dan Sarver
Oskaloosa
Hendrickson
WaMac
Jim Thomas
Anamosa Prep
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Ernie Appleby
Packinghouse Boys
Duane Fatka
Duane Ampey
Union
Ampey
Ray Turner
Nino Jefferson
Packers
Max Keller
Tipton
Raydell Brooks
Keller
Dean Keller
Gilbert Martinez
John Willis
Stanwood
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Tom Donnelly, Jr
Neithard von Clausbruch
Roy Vaughn
Burlington
Two Champions Fall in Golden Gloves Windup
Five former Kings win titles as Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves closes its 22nd annual Gazette charity show at Memor ial coliseum. Sammy Humble Bobby Smith Don Glasgow Roy Vaughn and Bob Morehead head to the Chicago Tournament of Champions Feb 25 26 27. Duane Danfort and Gene Wilson were upset by Mike Darling and Ray Turner in finals. Turner 160 pounds from Blairstown shocked Wilson 147 pounds champ from Fort Madison in a notable open division debut.
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Gazette
Memorial Coliseum
Chicago
Sammy Humble
Bobby Smith
Don Glasgow
Roy Vaughn
Bob Morehead
Duane Danfort
Marion
Gene Wilson
Fort Madison
Mike Darling
Ray Turner
Turner
Blairstown
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Jim Ampey
Ampey
Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves Heads to Chicago Champions
The 1957 Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves team ships to the Chicago Tournament of Champions for February 25 to 27. The eight-man squad blends veterans and first timers with two fathers of three, and includes 112-pound Sammy Humble and 126-pound Don Glasgow.
Results from Open 112-Pounds Wrestling Final
Unopposed Sammy Humble of Central City at 112 pounds. 118 pounds Robby Smith of Reids defeated by split decision. 126 pounds Don Glasgow of Keokuk TKOs Wayne Lahr in Monticello in round 3. 135 pounds Danford defeats Murphy in semifinals. Darling over Danford in final by split decision. 147 pounds Roy Vaughn KOed Joe Lehman. Darling defeats Clausbruch. 160 pounds Turner defeats Wilson by TKO. 175 pounds Eddie Miller defeats Chico Jefferson. Heavyweight Jim Meeks topleads. Morehead wins by forfeit over Montjoy. Meeks defeats Morehead by decision.
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Don Glasgow
Keokuk
Cr-Cio
Wayne Lahr
Worthington
Monticello
Lahr
Bell
Duane Danford
Marion
Joe & Cliff's
Ernie Murphy
Mike Darling
Cedar Rapids
Oes
de von Clausbruch
Cascade
Monti- C
Darling
Danford
Roy Vaughn
Burlington
Joe Lehman
Edmedell
Muscatine
Wayne Zerm
Oskaloosa
Vaughn
Eddie Miller
Chico Jefferson
Waterloo
Jim Meeks
Ceder Rapids
Garyland
Joe
Cliff
Bob Morehead
Montjoy
Ernie Appleby
Duane Fatka
Dean Keller
Tipton
Gilbert Martinez
CIO
John Willis
Stanwood
Nino Jefferson
Joe Corvaia
Dillon
Dubuque
Bolts Earn Share of City Title With Roosevelt Comeback
Franklin defeated Roosevelt 59 52 at Coe fieldhouse to share the City basketball title after trailing 48 37 late in the fourth. Big Mike Tousey scored 21 in the first half and 28 total, while Gary Bean led Roosevelt with 16. Franklin and Wilson finished 5 1 in city standings.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Coe Fieldhouse
Wilson
Mike Tousey
Denny Burns
Dave Hoyt
Gary Thomas
Bob Clausen
Tama Matmen Lose in Finals
Special to The Gazette Tama wrestlers fell in finals at Greenfield finishing sixth of eight with 13 points. Don Smith 138 pounds defeated in semis by Don Thompson then lost title bout to Joe Chelesvig. Wilber Masker 145 lost in finals to Bob Davitt after semis, then dropped consolation on a referee's decision. Tama failed to qualify any for next week's class B state tournament.
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Greenfield
Tama
Don Smith
Don Thompson
Joe Chelesvig
Eagle Grove
Leland Cross
Leon
Wilber Masker
Rodger Rice
Bob Davitt
Audubon
Wayne Howard
Fisheree plans proceed despite thaw in Prairie du Chien
Despite a February thaw, the seventh annual Prairie du Chien Fisheree proceeds this Saturday and Sunday. Officials tested Lake Gremore ice at 18 inches thick, calling it safe for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Prairie DU Chien
Lake Gremore
Sanitary Dairy Beats Springville for 83 52 Victory
Sanitary Dairy of Cedar Rapids defeated Springville Independents 83 to 52 as Jim Dickerson led with 26 points and Dalé Moser added 14 for Springville in the loss.
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Springville — Sanitary Dairy
Cedar Rapids
Springville Independents
Jim Dickerson
Dalé Moser
Springville
Golden Gloves Finals Attendance and Night Totals
The finals drew 1,537 paid entries on Thursday, raising the two night total to 2,969. This is 198 short of last year’s three night total of 3,167. The 1956 individual night totals were 795, 949, and 1,423.
Marshalltown Regains Top In Prep Poll
Marshalltown leaps to first in the Central district AP high school basketball poll two points ahead of Des Moines Dowling after routing Grinnell 77 59 and reclaiming Des Moines Roosevelt lead. Ames 78 leads in the central chart with Grinnell 72 and Dowling 47 trailing.
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DES Moines
Marshall
Associated Press
Des Moines Dowling
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Des Moines Roosevelt
Burlington
Clinton
Davenport
Iowa City
St. Mary's
Keokuk
Muscatine
Davenport St
Creston
Shelby
Harland
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Atlantic
Red Oak
Mount Ayr
Oakland
Wales- Lincoln
Leon
Dowling
Ames
Boone
Webster City
East Des Moines
Roosevelt
Des Moines North
Tama
Elkader
Waukon St. Patrick's
Keystone
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
Franklin
Mar-Mac
LePorte City
Waverly
Grundy Center
Wilson
Northwest
Sibley
LeMars
Spencer
Hull Western Christian
Fisherville
Lake Mills
Sioux Center
Calumet
Lake View
East
Wisconsin names freshman football coach Teteak
Deral “Little Bull” Teteak was chosen Thursday as head freshman football coach at the University of Wisconsin, replacing George Lanphear who becomes director of sports information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Deral
Little Bull” Teteak
University of Wisconsin
George Lanphear
Novice Results Highlight Unopposed Appleby Wins Split Decisions
In Monticello and Cedar Rapids events, Ernie Appleby faces no opponent and Duane Fatka claims a split decision over Dean Keller. Ampey and Jefferson also win via split decs, with multiple knockouts in 1st and 2nd rounds across 135 to 160 pound bouts.
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Dal
Etowa City
University of Iowa
University Hos
Wisconsin
C.R
Joe Cliff
Central City
Pat Dillon
Bob Smith
Golden Gloves
Red Peppers
By Gus Schrader
Schrader
Protourney
Joey's Drive In
Glasgow
Dean Hite
Leo Richardson
Air Force
Sam
Eugene Fluhr
Terre Haute
Fluhr
Bob
Melody Sue
Don
Robby Smith
Einer Reids
Sree
Ugene
Blairtown
Joey
Oskaiopoosa
O'd
Dick Allcutt
Duque
Bolts
Jack Ogden
Chuck Dostal
Gary Bean
Tousey
MecKinsey
McKinley
Ivan Gardner
Dave Bradley
Jim Bearle
Bradley
Beurle
Vasbinder
Gardner
Mevers Toasty Bleakley
Oostal
Cendran A
Lambner Winerar
Thomas
Roosev
France
T Adolph “Khrone
Bob i Hk
Gary Darland
Central College
Meeks
Tama Matmen
Fante Grove
Greenfield Audubon
Tama Corning
Perry Leon
Griswold
Fisheree
Sanitary Dairy
KCRG
Boston
L. E. Shelley
Teteak
Mario
Joel
Raydell_ Brooks
Michael Drennen
Burington
Ax Keller
Lover Pepe Hoosiman
Brooks
Coe-Eby's
Claude Patterson
Richard Ament
Palo
Larry Streets
Nal
Ament
Doncaster
Michaels-Stern
Dartmoor
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