Open division shocks at Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Three former Golden Gloves champions were eliminated as Tuesday night’s preliminary rounds trimmed the Open division to 8 champions. Dean Hite and Leo Peters won convincing decisions, while Doug Baker’s narrow loss to Tate Wilson set up a high profile heavyweight title bout with Frank Davis. Twenty-one novices also advanced, with 24 fights slated for next Tuesday’s final.
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Bill Elam
Doug Baker
Waterloo
Tate Wilson
East Moline
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Frank Davis
Iowa City
Elbert Martin
Lowell Goematt
Oskaloosa
Lehman
Danford
Fred Ampey
Leon Peters
Marion Faces Jennings Defense in Cedar Rapids Playoff
Marion earned a 53 49 first round Class AA sectional win over C R Jefferson at J Hawk gym and will meet Jennings led Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception again as Regis mentor in the Cedar Rapids AA finale. The Indians must improve after a sluggish win to topple the ailing Jefferson squad.
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St Pat's Ousts Toledo in Class A Sectional Showdown
St Pat's senior Lynn Trosky scored 19 as St Pat's defeated Toledo 64 to 32 to reach the semifinals while Tama edged Center Point 60 to 53. The winners meet in a semifinal at 7 PM with Keystone and Dysart in the other semi at 8:30 PM.
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Golden Gloves Open Division Results Highlight
Records of open division bouts and weigh classifications from a Tuesday Golden Gloves event. Notable contestants include Joe Lehman Worthington, Gene Ole, Don Coulter Iowa City, and Terry Miller, with multiple weight classes and semifinal outcomes listed across entries.
Various College Scores Across Iowa South Dakota and New England
Iowa Wesleyan defeats Parsons 95 8 8 over Dubuque 65 over Upper Iowa 56 Simpson 68 Central 56 Jarlbo re 6 Luther 60 North Central South Dakota 7 Morningside 84 Other Games Southern Methodist 78 Texas 61 Arkansas 59 Baylor 53 Duke 85 Wake Forest 78 Georgia Tech 69 Maine 96 New Hampshire St Marys 01 San Francisco 53 Santa Clara 64 College of Pacific 56 Colorado College 68 Colorado Mines 64 Penn State 65 Dayton 57 Harvard 74 Brandeis 73 Uppery Rock 72 Intermountain 83 Grand Canyon 8 Emphasis 63 Tenn Tech 60 N C Wilmington 99 Tampa 72 Cincinnati 162 Miami 0 Pekan 70 Le 63 New Ponte 82 Arizona St 70 Pacontana State 86 St 61 San Fran St 44 NHL All Stars 6 Buffalo Detroit 14 Minnesota 97 Detroit 90
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See Home TV For Title Bout See Home TV For Title Bout
New York AP Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title bout could be seen on home television. Promoter Bill Rosen says he leans toward home television and will discuss offerings with network officials. A blackout in the New York area looms as a potential obstacle to a broadcast and would lower a bid.
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Xavier fires top rebounder Rich Piontek for disciplinary reasons
Cincinnati UPI reports Xavier University basketball coach Jim McCafferty dropped Rich Piontek the Musketeers leading rebounder from the squad for the remainder of the season due to disciplinary reasons.
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Moyer Dominguez and Guder Win Closely Folk Fight Night
In Portland Denny Moyer outpointed Vince Martinez while in Richmond Tony Dominguez edges Joe Neal. In Long Beach Karl Heinz Guder defeats Soring Hett on points with judges scoring 10 rounds.
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Meek and Baker Exit After Losses in 1959 Gloves Finale
Frank Davis will meet Tate Wilson for the Golden Gloves crown after Doug Baker and Jim Meek both announce retirement. Davis, a 190 pound Iowa student, faces unheralded Tate Wilson of East Moline Illinois, who defeated Baker. Meek, 29, also quits after years of defiance, saying he will not return to the ring. Davis, with 9 fights, versus Wilson's 11 bouts, contest the title as Baker exits.
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Golden Gloves Opener Sets Attendance Record in Cedar Rapids
The 24th annual Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves opened with a record crowd of 1,824 paid attendees, likely higher with Jaycee general admission sales. Duane Danford, a Marion standout, knocked out Fred Ampey and prepared to challenge defending 147 lb champion Joey Lehman of Worthington next Tuesday.
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