Close Fights Decide Eight Cedar Rapids Champs
Defending champ Bob Rossie of Iowa City and seven rivals closed the Golden Gloves finals at Memorial Coliseum. The 1946 show crowned eight champions heading to Chicago, with tight decisions drawing crowd boos and praise for boxers from Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Burlington, Des Moines, Waterloo, and beyond.
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Bob Rossie
Iowa City
Memorial Coliseum
Chicago
Lyle Seydel
al Meier
Paul McNally
Cascade
Bob Denman
Des Moines
Othel Green
Ronnie Wulf
Phil Huss
Ottumwa Navy
Bob Desorel
Alburnett
Denny Sacora
Meier
McNally
Wally Siegel
Ottumwa
Paul
Town City
Foxhead Cyo
Des Moines Jewish Community Center
Burlington
Waterloo
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapid Legion
Jerry Clift
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Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce
Lyle Seide
Technic
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Bob Brewer
Rod Rossie
Este Warren
Dave Linder
Diego Hidalgo
Lyle Seidel
Phil Husso
Coe Edged by Monmouth in OT 64-62 Thriller
Coe's Midwestern title hopes slipped after a 64-62 overtime loss to Monmouth at Mt. Vernon. Tvrdik led Coe with 22 despite two late chances, while McIlvain dominated Monmouth in OT with 3 baskets and a free throw as Beloit’s title shot remains tied to Monmouth's fate.
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Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Scots
Beloit
Blue Devils
Grinnell
Bobby Woll
Scrappers
Paul McKiivain
Wilbur Gregor
30 Survivors In Girls' Play
DES MOINES AP Braddyville leads district champions as 30 teams contend for 15 spots in the girls high school basketball tournament in Des Moines. Opening rounds see Coggan edging Goose Lake 23 22 and Braddyville routing Shannon City 48 29 to highlight the qualifying action across sites including Lamont Coggon Lone Tree Waverly Exira Avoca Gruver Coon Rapids and others.
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Shannon City
Lenox
Coggan
Goose Lake
Arlene Anderson
Lamont
Monticello
Sacred Heart
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Monona
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Cole
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Hancock
Coon Rapids
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Bussey
College Basketball Scores From The AP Date
Long Island University led Rider 70 to 34 as Ohio University edged Akron 58 to 56. St Cloud Teachers defeated Moorhead Teachers 74 to 61 while Oshkosh beat Northern Teachers Aberdeen 37 to 36 in overtime. Oklahoma A and M toppled St Louis University 86 to 33 as Westminster edged Missouri 36 to 35 and North Dakota University beat Missouri North 51 to 50.
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Moorhead
Oshkosh
Indianapolis
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Dakota Wesleyan
Oklahoma A and M
St. Louis
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Hamline
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Doane
Iove
Field
Dallas
Edmonton
Canada
UTC
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Stanford
Utah
Denver University
Wromine
Fort Warren
Wilson Rally Stages Late Comeback in Narrow Loss
Wilson’s Ramblers rallied in the final three quarters but fell 46-40 to Iowa City Hawklers. Bob Freeman and Jim Sangster powered an early 20-7 lead for Iowa City, then a new Rambler lineup sparked effort to close to within four late in the game. Birkicht Harmon Charipar Lorenc led Wilson with eight, seven, six, and six points respectively as the half and third period trimmed the deficit from 13 to four by the end of the third. Iowa City's sophomores beat Wilson sophs 35-29 in the preliminary.
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Joe Lorenc
Don Harmon
Ken Charipar
Verne Havlik
Iowa City
Rambler
Birkicht
Harmon
Charipar
Lorene
Wilson Sophs
Beaten Teds Lose City Prep Title Duel 22 to 20
Franklin Thunderbolts toppled Roosevelt Riders 22 20 before 2000 fans at Coe Field House to share the city crown. Don Martin sparked a late Roosevelt rally with two rebounds and a free throw, but Franklin built leads after halftime and held on as Newell Pinch led scoring with nine points.
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Thunderbolts
Roosevelt
Coe
McKinley
Golden Bears
Don Martin
East Siders
Cohrs
Rod Rust
Phelan
Bob Muir
Martin
Newell Pinch
Jim Phillips
Anamosa Wins WaMaC Title Behind O'Brien 31 Points
Anamosa upset Vinton 66-44 to claim the WaMaC conference crown as Frank O’Brien poured in 31 points. Independence knocked off Manchester 34-29 to give Anamosa sole possession, with nearby results including Reinbeck winning the North Iowa Cedar title 41-37 over Ackley and Columbus Junction taking Southeast Iowa league by 31-30 over Winfield.
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Vinton
Independence
Manchester
Reinbeck
Ackley
Columbus Junction
Winfield
Elkader
Post
Golden Bears Jolted by Waterloo East 38 19
Special to The Gazette. Waterloo East handed McKinley a 38 to 19 defeat as Golden Bears endured a long field goal drought. Chuck Thousand opened with two baskets to lead 4-2, then the Bears stalled for nearly two quarters until Roy Sorenson finally scored and free throws closed the gap in the final 90 seconds.
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Waterloo
McKinley
Golden Bears
Waterloo East
Bears
Chuck Thousand
Roy Sorenson
Bucks Wildcats To Battle It Out Tonight
CHICAGO AP Title hopes of the top Big Ten teams run high as Iowa plays Illinois, a narrow 41-39 win in the first conference meeting. Ohio State and Northwestern clash in Chicago Stadium with second place on the line after Ohio State’s 53 31 win over Chicago Friday night.
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J On
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Hawkeyes
Illinois
Ohio State
Northwestern
Immaculate Conception St Patrick's Sale Game Sunday
The return basketball game between Immaculate Conception and St Patrick's of Iowa City will be played at 4 p.m. Sunday on the Shamrocks' floor after being moved from Monday night.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s
Iowa City
Shamrocks
Marion Indians Upset Monticello 37 35 On the Road
Marion closed its regular schedule with a 37 35 upset of Monticello in a back and forth game. Dick McCalley led Marion with 17 points while Seehusen scored four for Monticello as the lead changed hands multiple times.
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Monticello
Marion
Indians
Panthers
Monti
Dick McCalley
Seehusen
Paramount Comedy and Hitler Lives Review
Paramount’s program features The Sailor Takes a Wife a light romantic comedy about a war bride couple and their early days in a cluttered apartment while Hitler Lives a brutal war period short. The review praises the former’s charm and laughs and calls the latter sharp propagandistic realism, urging annual showings for future generations.
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Hitler
Bob Walker
June Allyson
Bob
June
Hume Cronyn
Audrey Totter
Eddie
Rochester” Anderson
Rochester
Reginald Owen
Germany
Berchtesgaden
Brother‘hood
Iowa Freshman Breaks Record in Backstroke
Iowa freshman Dick Maine, 17, three weeks out of high school, breaks the national inter-collegiate 150-yard backstroke record with a 1 36.7 time as Iowa defeats Minnesota 43 to 41 in a dual meet in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Dick Maine
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Maine
Loras Clinches Iowa Conference Title in 67–51 Victory
Loras College captured the Iowa conference basketball crown for the second straight year with a 67 to 51 win over Central on Friday night. The Cuhawks extended their conference winning streak to nine. Simpson upset Hamline 57 to 52 after a strong second half rally.
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Associated Press
Loras College
Iowa
Cuhawks
Central
Simpson
Hamline
Saturday Cinema Schedule Highlights Feature Time
The theaters list showtimes across Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand and Marion for Saturday. Notable films include The Sailor Takes a Wife The Spiral Staircase Yolanda and the Thief Beau Hunks Shang hai Cobra George White s Scandals Land of the Out laws Enter Arsene Lupin It All Came True Born for Trouble and more with multiple daily showings and midnight/Jinx time notes.
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Palace
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Rialto
Arsene Lupin
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