Cedar Rapids Ben Marshall advances in Chicago Gloves tournament
Ben Marshall of Cedar Rapids won two bouts in the Chicago Golden Gloves and appears a strong contender after Wednesday’s quarterfinals. Matt Terronez, a Cedar Rapids favorite, was knocked out in the first round by Sammy Williams as Cedar Rapids still leads Iowa cities in the tourney. Ed Sanders, defending champion, defeated Bob Ranck to advance in the heavyweight division.
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NAIB Playoff Set For March District Meet
Iowa Teachers Cornell St Ambrose and Loras will vie in the district NAIB playoff March 5 and 6 at Iowa Teachers college. District winner advances to the national NAIA tourney starting March 9 in Kansas City. St Ambrose the southern Iowa champ. Loras the northern champ.
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Jim Meaghan schedules busy Cedar Rapids week in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Three I base ball club general manager Jim Meaghan opens a packed sequence of appearances. He will host the Bill Veeck dinner in Belle Plaine at 6 30 p m with Veeck of the St Louis Browns as speaker. He then speaks at the Central City Chamber dinner and shows the World Series film before visiting Center Point Van Horne Holy Name Society Cedar Rapids Rotary Knights of Columbus Embassy club in the following days.
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Entries Close Thursday For Gold Ball Tourney
Cedar Rapids YMCA will close entries Thursday for its Gold Ball basketball tournament. Amateur teams in Eastern Iowa may contact tournament director John Snider at the Y for entry.
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Colorado Players Pick Rydalch Over Crowder at Season End
Colorado University players rated Utah quarterback Don Rydalch superior to Oklahoma’s Eddie Crowder based on their performances against Colorado in the just-ended gridiron season.
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Upper Iowa Falls to Dubuque 93 82 In Non Conference Game
Dubuque defeated Upper Iowa 93 to 82 in a non conference season closer. Dud Millen and Dave Darsee led the winners with 19 points each while Stan Jack scored 23 for Upper Iowa.
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Promoter Solomons Honored After Turpin Fight Dispute
London reports the Duke of Edinburgh praised promoter Jack Solomons for defending Britain in the Turpin world title dispute with the IBC and Harry Markson. Solomons presented a 15000 pound check to the National Playing Fields Foundation at Buckingham Palace after a tense New York meeting.
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Four Teams Picked for NCAA Playoff Tourney
DePaul Notre Dame from the Midwest and Navy Fordham from the East invited to a March 9 playoff for two berths in the NCAA eastern regional. The NCAA withheld confirmation, citing an upcoming official statement. A reliable source close to the selection committee says the four schools were definitely asked to participate. A DePaul spokesman said no school had accepted as of Monday.
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Fiete Leads Garnaville in 65-54 Tourney Win
In the 1953 girls state basketball opener at Drake fieldhouse Garnaville's Sandra Fiete, a 5-7 sophomore, scored 37 points to lift Garnaville over Hartley 65-54. Her pivot and passing set up teammates Kay Overbeck Sandra Eberhard and Audrey Thiese as Garnaville built a 2-0 lead and never trailed. Seymour's Joy Liggett matched 48 in her win, while Franklin Consolidated Oakland and other unbeaten teams advanced.
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Riley to Clash With Davis in Televised 10 Round Bout
Charley Riley ranked ninth faces Teddy Davis at St. Louis Arena in a nationally telecast 10 round fight. Davis is ranked No. 5 and has defeated Riley in their previous meetings. The IB club substitution fills the card after Cesar Brion could not be signed for Archie Moore.
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Notre Dame Navy DePaul East Kentucky Fordham named at large
The NCAA announced Notre Dame Navy DePaul Eastern Kentucky and Fordham as at large teams for the eastern regional basketball tournaments. Ellsworth Vines successfully defended his 1932 men's singles tennis title by defeating Henri Cochet in the final 6-4 6-4 6-4.
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District Five teams gain advancement in Iowa hoops playoffs
Five Class A and B teams earned district berths as sectional play concluded at three sites affected by last week's storm. Le Mars defeated Akron 63-30 and Sheldon beat Sibley 54-32 to advance. Class B winners Okoboji, Hinton, and Sanborn edged Lake Park 38-36, Merrill 61-55, and Larrabee 62-51 respectively.
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Wilson Gun Club Meeting At VFW Tonight
The Wilson Gun Club meets at 7 30 tonight at the VFW club. State conservation officer Lloyd Keifer will speak and show movies for members and guests.
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