Golden Gloves Opens with 27 Fights at Memorial Coliseum
The 147 pound class led a busy Golden Gloves night at Memorial Coliseum with 54 fighters in 27 bouts drawing about 2,500 spectators. The program continues tonight with 24 fights ahead and Friday finals to crown champions sent to Chicago for the Tournament of Champions. Upsets and knockouts highlighted the card as Linder Rossie Hidalgo and Linwd advanced to quarter finals while Bobby Tate lost to Wally Siegel in a 126 pound upset.
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Iowa Preflight Knocks Off Loras in 21st Straight Win
OTTUMWA AP Iowa Preflight extended its winning streak to 21 by routing Loras 64 to 40. The navy squad led 31-18 at halftime after a tight start that saw ties at 2 4 and 8. Ralph Vaughn led with 17 points.
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Iowa Hunters Rank Eleventh In Duck Stamp Sales
Des Moines AP reports the conservation commission announced that duck stamp sales totaled nearly 1.5 million last season. Iowa sold 44,339 stamps, ranking eleventh, with stamps priced at one dollar and required for hunters over sixteen. California led with 117,507 sales, Minnesota second, in 1945.
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ICYO Leads In Battle for Team Trophy
Roy McHugh reports on Golden Gloves night with 27 fights over four hours. Foxhead CYO leads team standings 12 points after Stark wins, with Iowa City Des Moines Jewish Community Center and Burlington tied for runner up at nine. Other teams include Waterloo and Cedar Rapids entrants. notable fighters Keith Sacora Jack Stanley Bob Rossie and Mike Murphy.
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Ed Danowski Named Fordham Grid Coach
Ed Danowski agreed to a three year contract as Fordham head football coach. He will also assist Director of Athletics Jack Coffey in physical education. The football program, suspended since 1942 due to war, will resume this fall.
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College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Results include New Hampshire 47 Bowdoin 48 and Connecticut 43 Providence 41. Syracuse 59 Manhattan 36 and Columbia 52 Fordham 51. Boston U 62 Northeastern 25 and NYU 58 St. John’s 54 in overtime. North Carolina 64 Catawba 88. Mississippi State 54 Houston 33. Navy 50 West Virginia 45. Notre Dame 56 Michigan State 54. Misc scores include Toledo 57 Detroit 50 and San Jose State 45 St Mary’s 39.
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Hawkeye grid hopes and roster shakeup in 1946
The Iowa U football program under Dr. Eddie Anderson shows a reset as several service men join the squad at the fieldhouse. Names are scarce, with publicist Eric Wilson saying no list yet, while track and swimming squads continue. Big Ten prospects remain unproven as Ned Postels and others fill guard spots amid optimism for upcoming Illinois game.
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Mountaineers Fall to Navy 50-45 in Annapolis
Navy handed West Virginia University its second loss in 20 games with a 50-45 victory in Annapolis. Navy improved to 11-2 in its last 13 games as West Virginia suffered the setback.
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NYU Extends Win Streak With Overtime Victory
New York University defeated St John’s 58 54 in overtime before 18 343 at Madison Square Garden to run its winning streak to ten games, trailing only North Carolina in the nation.
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