Hoston Reaches Third Round In Golden Gloves Met Klemm Beaten In First
Cedar Rapids Gazette team member George Hoston advanced to the third round of the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at Chicago while heavyweights and other Cedar Rapids boxers fell early. Hoston outpointed Orrie Lytell and halted Jimmy Forder in one round. Klemm, Basler, and Eden were all eliminated in their first bouts. A 14,000 crowd watched Tuesday’s action with about 20,000 expected for tonight’s rounds as 32 survivors move toward semi finals.
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Nhicago
George Hoston
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Washington
Max Klemm
Tommy Eden
Vance Basler
Heston
Klemm
Cedar Rapids
Orrie Lytell
South Bend
Ind
Jimmy Forder
Rockford
Forder
James Neale
Huntington
Neale
Basler
University of Iowa
al Tibbetts
Danville
Eden
Coe College
Johnny Barcus
Terre Haute
Chicago
INS
Billy Sitzman
Sioux City
Bob Moriey
John Pea
Davenport
Pete Hantz
Orlan Ott
Jim Anders
Joe Accardi
Fort Des Moines
Hawkeye State
Teams For Baseball Campaign Will Be Picked Thursday
Sixteen managers from the American and National league ticket selling drives will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 p.m. Thursday to choose teams. Czar Rockey Newton and league presidents Robert Vesely and Neil Montgomery are drawing a list of about 300 names for ten worker teams, with two teams led by women and their aides. Volunteers may call Newton Vesely or Montgomery. The executive committee includes Ray Vernimont and Earl Coughlin.
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Chamber of Commerce
Czar Rockey Newton
Robert Vesely
Neil Montgomery
Newton
Vesely
Montgomery
Ray Vernimont
Earl Coughlin
Voigts Named Honorary Captain of Northwestern Wildcats
Evanston Illinois AP Bob Voigts senior guard was elected honorary captain of the 1938 39 Northwestern basketball team. The Wildcats did not name a season captain, using an appointed leader for each game. Voigts also played three years of football at Northwestern.
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Evanston, Ill
Bob Voigts
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Voigts
Northwestern
Patty Berg Aims for Fifth Winter Golf Title
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis based National women’s golf champion, opened winter play by leading the Florida East Coast championships medalist group after shooting a 75 at St. Augustine. Berg seeks her fifth straight winter tournament title as she paces the field on Tuesday.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Ins
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Varied College Basketball Scores Across Rounds
A jumbled list shows numerous college basketball results with mixed team names and scores, including Carleton 42 over Coe 25, Olivet 41 over unspecified foe ?, Franklin and Marshall 671 over Dickinson 54, New Mexico 30 over New Mexico Mines 45, and Tulsa 43 over Washington of St. Louis 25 among others.
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Carleton
Coe
Carroll College
Kipen
Plonmouth
M Winds College
Eastern Winds
Chicago
Lone Island VU
John Marshall
Energatemeo Normal
Kansas Weseyan
A Chihuahua
Howard Payne
Kalamazoo
Olivet
Westminster
Drury
Ball State
Indiana State
Ursinus
Drexel Tech
Bucknell
Albright
Franklin and Marshall
Dickinson
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia Pharmacy
Elizabeth Own
New Mexico Mines
New Mexico
Tulsa
Washington of St. Louis
Culver-Stockton
Parsons
Southwestern
Fittsbore
Baker
Ottawa
Oregon State
Idaho
Kemper
Wentworth
Viewing the Field By Seq Lucas
Immaculate Conception basketball faces a tough path to the Class A Dubuque diocesan title with key injuries. Captain Bill Green is sidelined by an ankle sprain after Dean O'Toole’s operation, forcing coach Seghi to lean on replacements Steve Stramel and Theron Thomsen as the team fights through the regional tournament. Oscar Olson shines for Carleton against Coe, while Mississippi Valley scoring leaders are noted, and district site bids point to Cedar Rapids if a local team advances.
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Immaculate Conception
Dubuque
Dean O'Toole
Bill Green
Cascade
Seghi
Steve Stramel
Theron Thomsen
Cedar Rapids
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Dates Set For Gold Medal Basket Tournaments At Y
M C A announces the Gold Medal basketball tournaments. The senior event runs the week of March 20 with entries due March 16. The intermediate tournament follows the next week with entries due March 2. High school players need athletic director permission.
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M.C.A
George Clapp
Stephens Third in Big Ten Scoring
Illinois center Lewis Dehner leads with 151 points in 12 games, ahead of Ohio State guard Jimmy Hull who needs three points to win the scoring race. Ben Stephens of Iowa, Bill Hapac of Illinois, and Bill Menke of Indiana are among the top ten, with newcomers Dick Koble and Bob Igney breaking into the list.
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Chicago
Jimmy Hull
Ohio State
Purdue
Lewis
Dehner
Illinois
Hull
Bill Menke
Indiana
Ben Stephens
Iowa
Bill Hapac
Stephens
Hapac
Dick Koble
Northwestern
Bob Igney
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Paul Armstrong
Koble
Seney
Harmon
Armstrong
W Menke
Kundla_ f
Minnesota
Dunce
Wisconsin
Koblee Northw'tern
Igney
I Schick
Trosky Rejoins Indians After Holdout Ends
Cleveland Indians' Hal Trosky and Bruce Campbell signed contracts to rejoin the club, ending a holdout as talks continue with Mel Harder and Alva Bradley. Catcher Rollie Hemsley is also set for talks over an unsigned deal with a good conduct clause. Management said Trosky, one of the club's top earners, did not receive a raise this year.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Hal Trosky
Bruce Campbell
Mel Harder
Alva Bradley
Rollie Hemsley
Trosky
Frank Kohlbecker
Goodman to move residence to Cincinnati over Oklahoma taxes
Ival Goodman outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds announced he was changing his official residence from Shawnee to Cincinnati to escape Oklahoma income tax. He follows Carl Hubbell who moved from Meeker to Texas after the state supreme court ruled tax on salary by both states. Goodman left for the Reds spring training camp in Tampa, Florida.
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Shawnee
Okla
Ival Goodman
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Goodman
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Meeker
Texas
State Supreme Court
New York State
Reds
Tampa
Fla
Massera Braddock Payoff Stirs Pittsburgh Des Moines Show
District sports notes describe Charley Massera and Jimmy Braddock in Des Moines where Braddock’s trip and payoffs drew attention. The piece also covers Johnny Pay Check’s promoters, a Chicago trip, and Havana refereeing plans for Henry Armstrong Bobby Pacho. It notes California Santa Clara scores and pitching, and Harvard’s Jim Lightbody and the Eastern Intercollegiate meet. Also mentions Earl Whitehill contract talks and Iowa Hawkeye football preparations under Eddie Anderson and staff, with changes from the old double wingback system to Notre Dame style.
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Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Jimmy Braddock
New York
Ballyhoo
Massera
Braddock
Chicago
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Henry Armstrong
Bobby Pacho
Jimmy
Joe Louis
Santa Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
Earl Whitehill
Cleveland
Bill Terry
Cedar Rapids
Cubs
Giants
Bowling Scores From Minor League Auto Parts Hatchinsen
A compilation of bowling scores lists multiple leagues and players including Hatchinsen, Mulherin, Drahovzal, Prosswi’dt, Korlin, Post Office, Pisarik, Weston, Knopp, Havel, Gutz, Bender, Stewart, Lyman’s, Hinddy, Kehm, Ruffin, Edwards, Schamier, Lodge, White, Beck, Sidlinger, Babcock, Jackson, Top Hat, Novotny, Havlik, Palmer, Gabel, Dougherty, Williams, Kirwin, and Strassb’r across various leagues such as Auto Parts, Post Office, National Base, Lafayette, WMT, and Knighs of Columbus, with Handicap scores noted.
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Hatchinsen
Mulherin
Sanders Drahovzal
Jaerers
Pettyscourt
Phillips
Cc Mills
Dyson
CH Mills
Handicap
Korlin
Post Office
Russells
Prosswi'dt
Small
Pisarik
Weston
Knopp
Havel
Hybrid
Gutz
Bender
Stewart
National Base
Jaeehimare
Reant Burkart
van Fleet Tie Stephenson
Dietz
Himns Fochs
Demartere
Milligan
T.stephen
Lyman
Paehan
Z.hinddy
Kehm
Ruffin
Smith
Edwards
c.Schamier Sil Gaddin
Lodge
Schamier
Sa el & Power
Lafayette
White
Ely
Jesina Srs Eebeck
Sidlinger Sil
Top Hat
Rogers
Anderson
Novotny
Havlik
Palmer
Ith Uthere
Barnes
Coburn
R. Hultbere
Koety Inn
T Gabel's
Dougherty
Gabel
Williams
Kirwin
Strassb’r
Ball
War Admiral Withdrawn From Widener Handicap
War Admiral has been withdrawn from the $50,000 Widener handicap, the Florida racing season feature, due to illness. Samuel D. Riddle's horse will not compete Saturday in Miami.
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Widener
Miami
Fla
Samuel D. Riddle
Cagers Reach Finals At Dubuque In Class A Semi
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids advanced to the Class A final at the Dubuque diocesan tournament by beating Catholic High of Cascade 17 to 14. Cedar Rapids led 5-0 after the first period, Cascade narrowing to 10-8 at halftime. Fred Condon scored eight for Immaculate Conception while Lane topped Cascade with six. St Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids, with reserves, defeated St Johns of Peosta 28 to 2 in Class B.
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Dubuque
Immaculate Conception of
Cedar Rapids
Catholic High of
Cascade
Bill Green
S. C. Five
Fred Condon
Greyhounds
Lane
St. Wenceslaus
St. John's
Peosia
Wendl Fiala
Len Novak
Burds
Miller
Red Hawks
St. Clement’s
Bankston
St. Clement's
St. Mary's
Guttenburg
S. C
Our Lady of Victory Academy of
Waterloo
St. Joseph’s
Mason City
Holy Family of
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Holy Family
St. Mary's of
Marshalltown
Charles City
Carideo Becomes Iowa’s Back Field Coach On Arrival
Frank Carideo, former All American quarterback under Knute Rockne, arrived in Iowa City to take the back field coaching job at the University of Iowa. He came from Starkville and planned to join after a schedule change with Mississippi State, then stayed through spring practice before returning south to finish moving.
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Frank Carideo
University of Iowa
Glenn Devine
Iowa City
Knute Rockne
Starkville
Mass
Carideo
Eddie Anderson
Mississippi State
Knoxville
Tenn
Iowa
Anderson
Waterloo
Notre Dame
Sabin And Tidball Reach National Indoor Semi Finals
New York AP Wayne Sabin of Portland Ore the favorite and Jack Tidball of Los Angeles a newcomer moved into the national indoor singles semi finals in New York Tuesday Sabin dominated Gus Ganzenmuller 6 4 9 7 6 4 Tidball stretched five sets and nearly three hours to defeat Sidney Wood 2 6 6 8 6 4 7 5 7 5 and advance to the semis
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New York
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Jack Tidball
Los Angeles
Sabin
Gus Ganzenmuller
Tidball
Sidney Wood
Carleton Cagers Beat Coe Quintet In Tight Conference Clash
Carleton defeated Coe 42 to 42 in a hard fought game led by Oscar Sonny Olson who sank five free throws on the way to 19 points. Quintus Nelson added 9 as Nash Martin and Love scored for the home team. Coe’s season winds down with a game against Cornell next Friday. Cornell could clinch the conference title if Lawrence loses to Ripon.
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Oscar
Sonny” Olson
Carleton College
Coe
Olson
Leo Lucas
Carleton
Carleton Olson
Bud Minkin
Walt Nash
Coal
Hid
Nash
Don Martin
Russell Love
Quintus Nelson
Nelson
Martin
Love
Cornell
Lawrence
Ripon
Sectional tourney opens with parochials in action
The Roosevelt floor hosts the sectional basketball tourney opening at 6 PM with Troy Mills vs Walker. At 7 10 PM Atkins vs Ely and 8 20 PM Roosevelt vs Franklin. The night ends with a 9 30 PM final Toddville vs Urbana. St Wenceslaus meets St Clement s in class B semi finals.
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Roosevelt
Troy Mills
Walker
Atkins
Ely
Franklin
Toddville
Urbana
St. Wenceslaus
St. Clement's of
Bankston
Dubuque
Table Tennis Open Attracts Midwest Stars
Time is near for the sixth annual Iowa open table tennis championship with entrants from Omaha Des Moines Chicago Peoria and several Iowa cities. The six divisions crown champions and runners up with trophies and prizes. Matches begin Saturday in the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel with semi finals and finals Sunday afternoon.
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Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Middle-West
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Peoria
Quincy
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Iowa City
Boone
Schmeling Sails For Fatherland Tonight
Max Schmeling and trainer Max Machon sail for Germany aboard the Deutch land at midnight. Indications point to a comeback in Germany. Patsy Perroni of Cleveland may be one of Schmeling s opponents for Berlin matches.
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New York
Sns
Max Schmeling
Max Machon
Germany
Deutchland
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Schmeling
Berlin
Three Games Carded In Y Loop Tonight
Three games are scheduled in the Y Open league tonight. 718- Dorm faces Metz Ollers at 8:00, Yater's meets Armstrong's, and Phalanx plays Rude Auto in the early game.
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Dorm
Metz Ollers
Yater's
Armstrong’s
Phalanx
Rude Auto
Louis Fight With Galento Set For June
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Tony Galento will meet Joe Louis in a heavyweight title bout in June. Galento signed for the bout and Louis' agreement is assured. Likely sites include New York Philadelphia or Chicago. Herman Taylor relinquished first call to Jacobs for a share of the gate.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Mike Jacobs
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Tony
Jacobs
Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Herman Taylor
Galento
Taylor
Ottumwa Five Wins In Davenport Tournament
Ottumwa Catholic Central repeats as Davenport diocesan champion securing a 23 to 16 victory over St. Pauls Burlington in the district final. Ottumwa and Burlington advance to the state tournament in Dubuque facing winners from three other dioceses and four state academies.
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Davenport, Jr
Ottumwa Catholic Central
Davenport
Dowling
Des Moines
Trinity
Sioux City
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