Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the 1948 Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves go on sale Monday at John Beck's Armstrong's Sporting Goods Uptown Village and Tony's 316 Grill. The event runs Feb 8 to 10 at Memorial Coliseum with prices ranging from 35 cents for children to 1.50 for ringside seats, tax included.
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Rambler slam beats Imps 48 to 6 in gym win
Davenport edges Wilson 48 to 6 after a blazing first quarter as Bull Fitch scores four of five long range shots. Le Buhn leads Imps with 17 points while Ed Lindsey and Willie Newman add 12 and 13. Stenger out with ankle sprain.
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Iowa Matmen Held To Draw At Wheaton Meet
Wheaton College wrestlers tied the University of Iowa 15 all in Wheaton. Key results: 131 pounds Gunderson and Quinlan drew. 138 pounds Uyechi lost. 145 Steinhoff defeated Howard. 148 Hares beat Keith. 185 ERM and Tessa won. 168 Ellis won. heavyweight Aberadas defeated Perrin.
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Surprise Ohio State Tops Franklin In City Hoop Clash
Franklin and McKinley split a crowded Coe Fieldhouse crowd tonight as the Thunderbolts pulled away for a 41-38 win. Elton Brooks fouled out late, free throws doomed McKinley while Dick Offringa and Culver sparked Franklin’s late lead in a high school city showdown.
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Sample Quits As Raiders Cage Coach
The Cedar Rapids Raiders hire Jay Finn as interim manager and Otto Kohl to run the club as Emory Sample resigns as playing coach. Today’s 3:15 p.m. game vs the Chicago Brown Bombers features ladies day with free admission for women. A 1:45 p.m. preliminary pits Danteland against Link-Belt Speeder. Tuesday hosts Denver Nuggets at Coe gym followed by a road trip to the Central All-Stars in Marshalltown.
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Blake to Speak at American Legion Sports Night in Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids hosts Bill Blake, famed Columbia College football star and longtime Western conference official, for a public address at Memorial Coliseum as Iowa prepares for the Minnesota game. The writeup notes Blake’s kick at Dubuque and his role with Inland Steel, plus local efforts to foster hospitality around the Iowa Minnesota clash.
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Gavin Targets 118-Pound Open Class in Local Boxing Tourney
Tommy Gavin former 1948 Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves champ at 26 pounds plans to enter the Feb 8 9 10 118-pound division. He weighed 122 after a recent dinner and expects to make weight. Gavin recently lost by technical knockout to Billy Sangster in an amateur show and has recovered from a head blow. He will fight for the Quaker Oats open class team with Tony’s Grill entering a strong eight-man squad including 175-pound champ Bob Berens 147 Roger Welty 160 Jack Weber 126 Ronnie Schnoebelen 118 Jim Ampy 135 Connie Darling, with more fighters to follow.
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Forest City Gloves prepare for Cedar Rapids tournament dates
Lew Dochterman says Forest City Gloves set for Jan 19 21 and 22 with winners advancing to Cedar Rapids open division. Forest City to bring a large novice group led by Don Elvabeck, semifinalist. last year Bob Smith could not go to Chicago. Elvabeck won one fight in the Tournament of Champions before being eliminated.
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Marquette Drops Tough 1949 Schedule After 1948 Strain
Marquette announces a nine game 1949 football slate far lighter than 1948. The Hilltoppers drop Kentucky, Pittsburgh, and Iowa as too formidable. The schedule lists games at Michigan State October 8 night and other dates including Detroit and South Carolina venues.
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Huskers Rally to 71 50 Victory Over Iowa State
In Lincoln Nebraska 8 000 fans saw Nebraska rebound from an early deficit to topple Iowa State 71 50. Center Bus Whitehead led with 18 points in the second half while Bob Peterson paced ISU with 15. Nebraska moves into a first place tie with Oklahoma in the Big Seven.
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Wolverines Down Northwestern 53-40 for Big Nine Victory
Michigan crushed an inept Northwestern basketball team 53-40 for its first Big Nine win. A 6,500 crowd watched the Wolverines hand Northwestern its second straight conference loss at Ann Arbor on Saturday night.
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