Classy Field Set For 135-Pound Golden Gloves Debut
Deadline for individual entries is noon Monday January 31 with team entries open due to upcoming meets in Mason City Anamosa and Fairfield Names of all entrants must be published at least three days before the tournament to allow protests The 135 pound class already lists nineteen fighters with more to come from nearby towns and out of town entrants in the Cedar Rapids sponsored event to be held February 7 8 and 9.
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Edgewood Takes Two Tilts From Dundee
Edgewood, with both first and second teams beating Dundee on Tuesday, led 18 5 at halftime to finish 28 14 in the opener. Kenneth Beatty topped Edgewood with 7 points while Glass led Dundee in the first game with 6. In the second game Clay Ash scored 12 for Edgewood as Gienapp paced Dundee with 6.
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Winthrop and Brandon Split a Double Bill
Winthrop high beat Brandon 18 to 16 to hand Brandon its first loss of the season. Allyn and Kuhn led Winthrop scoring while Likens led Brandon. Brandon girls defeated Winthrop 25 to 16 with Hester top scorer for Winthrop and Weart for Brandon.
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Iowa Open skating success praised by visitors
From two sources Wednesday night came strong praise for the Iowa Open skating meet in which C R Mossman of Minneapolis and Earl Solem of Chicago lauded the event and discussed medal rules for ties. Iowa officials announced duplicate medals for tied skaters.
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Pittsburgh’s Rooney bids Whizzer White $15,000 contract
Pirates owner Art Rooney mailed a $15,000 one season offer to Byron Whizzer White to lure the Colorado star from college to pro football. White, a Phi Beta Kappa and Rhodes scholar, planned to finish studies at Colorado before deciding. Rooney aimed to use White as a scoring drawing card similar to Sammy Baugh.
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Iowa Teams Schedule 23 Contests in February
Iowa City reports a busy February for the Hawkeyes with 23 engagements. The month includes 18 against Big Ten opponents, 10 at the fieldhouse, and a crowded slate across basketball, wrestling, track, swimming, and gymnastics, ending February 28 with a Minnesota game.
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Monticello Beats Hopkinton In Twin High School Games
Hopkinton high school teams lost to Monticello in two games on Tuesday. The main matchup ended 39 to 19 with Monticello dominating on the court. The Monticello junior high edged Hopkinton junior high 17 to 12 in the earlier game.
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Sigourney Named Site For Junior High Meet
Sigourney in southeast Iowa will host the junior high basketball district tournament with date to be announced. E. B. Lynch and the Sigourney school district say the district winner advances directly to the state tournament.
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Des Moines Boxers to Enter Who Sponsored Meet Next Month
A Des Moines boxing team will compete in the Golden Gloves tournament here next month despite WHO backing the event. The squad, about ten to twelve fighters, may be announced by Saturday, after waiving their home-local entry due to late sanction.
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Olin Takes Pair From Mechanicsville Teams
Olin boys win 39-30 as Mechanicsville hosts. Olin second team falls 31-14 in a close finish. Olin girls reserve edge Mechanicsville 21-19 on a late Macmather basket. More dribbled for Mechanicsville to take a 1 point lead late in the second game.
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Waffle and Davin Lead In Weekly Gun Shoot
Earl Waffle topped the Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club rifle event with 182 points while Clifford Davin led the pistol division with 92 points. Other noted scorers included Emil Mikulas Allen Nelson Robert Bennett and Sigmund in a crowded weekly meet.
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Lost Nation Cagers Annex Double-Header
Lost Nation varsity outscored Elvira 77 to 10 while the second string won 27-21. M Muhl led scoring with 23 points and Story added 18 for Lost Nation. Nabb had 7 for the second team. Independents beat Elvira 59 to 32 with Story officiating.
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Misunderstanding Blamed For Pitt Notre Dame Split
A long running row between Notre Dame and Pitt is attributed to a series of misunderstandings involving Elmer Layden and Jock Sutherland. Notre Dame drops Pitt in basketball. SMU replaces in football, with Layden allegedly seeking a greener future as tensions persist.
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Cornell Weighs Center Options for Coe Battle
Mount Vernon reports uncertainty over Cornell lineup for Friday’s game with Coe in Cedar Rapids. Coach Judd Dean considers three centers including Howard Schneider Jack Paul and Bob Swenson with multiple guard and forward options and special buses planned for fans plus a postgame dance with Coe students.
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Sigourney Takes Twin Bill From Delta High
Sigourney high cagers built a big halftime lead to edge Delta 34 32 on Tuesday night. Gene McClenahan led Sigourney with 14 points while Gilbert and Atterback each had nine for Delta. Sigourney’s second team won 40 15 after a 13 2 halftime edge.
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Lost Nation Dominates Elvira On Local Floor
Lost Nation crushed Elvira 77 to 10 as Muhl scored 23 and Story 19. The junior varsity secured a 24 to 7 win with all players seeing action. Next week Grand Mound visits, then Lost Nation travels to Grand Mound.
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Olin and Wyoming Girls Win In Jones Tourney
Special to The Garette reports Olin defeated Martelle 35 to 13 and Wyoming beat Morley 44 to 32 in Jones county girls basketball tourney. Tonight Wyoming faces Center Junction and Olin meets Oxford Junction in Jones County play.
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Speed Record Pioneer Albert Champion Sets Early Mile Mark
Albert Champion established the first motorcycle speed record in 1902 driving a machine covering one mile in one minute ten and two fifths seconds. The feat highlighted early motor racing progress and Champion’s role in motorcycle speed history.
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Playing Managers Passe in Majors
A look at 1938 where six of nine active players from last season will be missing as managers. Cronin remains the sole regular player in Boston while Hornsby, Traynor, and Dykes move toward managerial roles. Cochrane and Frisch retire from regular play, leaving a transformed infield and catching corps for the season.
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