Community House Promises Gold With 15 Golden Gloves Contenders
Coach Bob Johnson's Community House boxing squad lists 15 hopefuls for the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves starting Feb 10. Key fighters include Buddy Boyle, Gerry Sacora, Jess Boots, Frank Lee, Gaylord Sacora, Ernie Jackson, Harold Briggs, Bill Kir, Tom Mason, Ralph Pilgrim, Sid Tait, Chet Gralund, Mitchell Homsey, and coaches notes on youth and experience.
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Harold Briggs
Gaylord Sacora
Sid Tait
Chet Gralund
Ernie Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Community House
Gazette
Bob
Jess Boots
Frank Lee
Bruce Lee
George Nobo
Herbert
Briggs
Bill Kir
Coe
Coe College
Tom Mason
Ralph Pilgrim
Tait
Bill Veenstra
Blairstown
Mitchell Homsey
Johnson
Art Taylor
Golden Gloves
Boxing Roundup Across Cities From The Associated Press
In Cleveland Antony Christofaradin 16814 Greece won the NBLA light heavyweight title by outpointing Mello Bettina 17% Beacon NY. Jimmy Reeves 172 Cleveland planned Willie Pavlovich 173 Brooklyn. In Philadelphia Lou Salles WT Brooklyn world bantamweight champion outpointed Tommy Forte. In Chicago Gene Ward 134 Chicago defeated Harvey Bubs 135 Windsor Ont. In New York Antonia Fernandes 151 Chile South American welterweight champion outpointed Andre Jessuran 153 New York. In Providence Everett Richtmire 1901 Linux City beat Leo Rodak 131 Chicago. In Washington Wild Bill McDowell 155 Dallas outpointed Joey Spaneler 152 Richmond VA.
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Lou Salles
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Aits
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Gene Ward
New York
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Providence
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Linux City
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Chicagco
Washington
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Dallas
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Richmond
Palo Indees Fall In Overtime To Wilsons Of Cedar Rapids
Palo led 30 16 at half then faded, losing 51 44 in overtime to Wilsons of Cedar Rapids. Nabor tied the game with two free throws at 41 41, then Wilsons pulled away. Ashlock led Palo with 16 points Booth 18 Narbor 20. Palo seconds lost 27 19. Palo girls beat Paris Academy 42 27.
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Wilson's
Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids Sees Its Greatest Season Ahead
The notice urges readers to start their own business now citing a forecasted peak season for Cedar Rapids and directs to Want Ads under Business Opportunities for advertiser contacts.
Iowa Grid Opener To Be Picked Soon
Iowa athletic director E G Dad Schroeder said the university athletic board will choose the season opener at a meeting Wednesday. Three opponents California Drake and Creighton will be considered with a final decision. If California is chosen the game would be at Berkeley and the Wisconsin Iowa clash could be moved to Iowa City to fill the home schedule.
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California
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Creighton
Bears
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Calif
Tom Harmon Earnings and Boxing Talk
AP reports Tom Harmon has earned only 1500 dollars as a pro. The column notes Lou Nova versus Billy Conn tensions, and Mike Jacobs blocking the Nova fight. It also mentions Henry Armstrong potential odds and Fritzie Zivic promising a bet over a Friday night bout. Articles touch on sports editor Dale Stafford and Wisconsin coach Stuhldreher's scarf remark.
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New York
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Lou Nova
Billy Conn
Conn
Lou
Mike Jacobs
Billy
Nova
Bucky Walters
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Bill Shirley
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Sports Bulletin Board
Dale Stafford
Associated Press
Detroit Bureau
Detroit Free Press Today
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Eddie Mead
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Philly
Albert
Maj Biff Jones
Nebraska
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Quakers Hand CYO First Defeat 47 to 42
The Quaker Oats basketball team defeated the previously unbeaten Immaculate Conception CYO 47 to 42 on the IC floor Monday night. Center Ockie Theisen led with 19 points while Joe Severa and Phil Seghi tops for CYO with 18 and 16 points. The Quakers seek their 11th straight win against Collins Radio Tuesday at 8 15 P M on the Quaker floor.
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Theisen
Bob McKinley
Joe Severa
Phil Seghi
Collins Radio
Quaker
Mace Brown Signs With Pirates Re ups 1941 Contract
Pittsburgh relief ace known as The Fireman returns his signed 1941 contract. Brown from North English Iowa and ex Iowa athlete has 261 appearances in six Pirates seasons with a 55 45 lifetime mark. Pirates also announce two young outfielders Frank Kalin and Halbert Simpson have contracts from minor league stints.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
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North English
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Pirates
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Weirton
W. Va
Gadsden
Ala
Halbert Simpson
New Boston
Tex
Williamsport
Hawks Dominate Bradley 30-0 In Season Opener
In Peoria Iowa wrestlers routed Bradley Tech 30 to 0. The Hawkeyes controlled the match from start to finish in the season opener, extending Bradley’s skid after a loss to Northwestern.
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Hawk Cagers Tankers In Weekend Contests
Iowa City awaits a swimming meet with Chicago on Saturday and a home basketball game against Northwestern in the Field House on Monday. No events until February 1 due to semester examinations.
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Iowa City
Big Ten
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Chicago
Northwestern
Onslow Dominates Mechanicsville 46 10 in Monday Game
Onslow Independents overwhelmed Mechanicsville 46 to 10 Monday night. The score stood 10 4 at halftime before Onslow surged, led by R Hall with 14 points.
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R. Hall
Height Margin Powers Elkader Past Fayette 43 to 14
Elkader dominated Fayette 43 14 with Harnek and Steen guiding Clay County rivals. Williams burg beat Victor 75 23 as Ahrens scored 27. Center Point shut Troy Mills 35 7 and Martelle beat Mount Vernon 47 31 with Robertson 19. Marquette defeated Harpers Ferry 21 15 led by Red Heaton. Chelsea topped Hartwick 23 17 with Flynn and Sherwood leading scoring.
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Steen
Clayton County
Williamsburg
Ahrens
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Troy Mills
Trojans
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
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Troy Nels
Smith
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Fisher
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Sonja Henie's Husband Faces Draft Call
Dan Topping, owner of Brooklyn's pro football Dodgers and husband of Sonja Henie, may be classified 1-A after a spring physical. The Greenwich draft clerk noted the possibility, and Topping said he was healthy but reluctant to train, noting he would not mind war but cannot do both.
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Dan Topping
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sonja Henie
Greenwich, Conn
Topping
Gonias Named Grinnell Grid Team Captain
Grinnell College selects Louie Gonias as captain-elect of the 1941 football squad after a meeting of 21 Pioneer letter men. The Des Moines junior, nicknamed Meat Bail, plays guard and will begin his third varsity season next fall.
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INS
Louie Gonias
Grinnell College
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Rookie Howard Krist Emerges in 1941 Cubs Roster
Scout notes from Paul Scheffels on the 1941 Cubs roster reveal rookie Howard Krist as a key young pitching hope for St Louis Cardinals trained by Chicago and Houston Texans star stats. The piece covers Arnovich draft worries, loaned Joe Haynes, and White Sox second base competition led by Kolloway Knickerbocker Lodigiani Webb and Kolloway.
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al Schacht
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Rick Ferrell
Bob Swift
Fred Haney
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