Boxing Notes From Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Fights
The report covers Lou Rollinger Everett Strong boxing draw in Mason City and Earl Blue’s win over Duffy in Cedar Rapids. Johnny Harris vs Tony Gentile and other bouts are mentioned with ring outcomes and upcoming potential matchups at the Winterloo theatre and Dairy Cattle Congress venue.
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Tony Gentie
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St. Patrick’s
Lou Rellinger
Everett Strong
Mason City
Rollinger
Freddy Stephenson
Bobby O'Keefe
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
O'Keefe
Section Meet Financially Successful Big Iowa Event
The sectional tournament drew the state’s largest crowd at West Bish as Iowa High School Athletic Association reported Spirit Lake led with 2513 dollars, Glenwood 420 dollars, Mason City 939 dollars, and Warner to state in both section and district receipts.
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Southeast tourney at Ottumwa features Mendenhall and Roancr work
L. L. Mendenhall directs Jo State and Roancr works southeast district prep tourney at Ottumwa today and tomorrow. Endie Lewis Ernest Cram assign officials for Spirit Lake event and Corncil Blais me Jack North Pete Welsh. A separate note reports three-cushion billiards leaders in Chicago with Roscow Harris and Tieming in contention. Gord loses title bid to Fleming 41 to 44.
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Engure Harris
Toscow
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Chicago Hosts 10 Scholastic Cage Teams
Chicago on March 14 reports state tournaments heating up as 48 states prepare for the National Interscholastic tourney April 1 to 4 at the University of Chicago. top squads from Athens Portsmouth and Manchester signal strong entries. prizes include gold and silver basketballs and charms plus consolation trophies. festivities include a March 31 banquet and in-gym radio updates.
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Hawkeye O1s top Waterloo in commercial bowling clash
Hawkeye O11 No. 2 defeated Waterloo Motor Sales three-game set, Hamlin top scored with 204, and West High early round prep in district bowling as Monticello, Dysart and Cedar Rapids line up for bracket rounds.
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Cyclone Boxers to Attend Kansas City Meet
W H Thompson head coach of Iowa State college has accepted an invitation to take three boxers to a Kansas City Athletic Club tournament on March 22. Capt Eddie Rouser competes at 125 pounds, with Dunbar and Leo Ladler vying for 135, and Clampitt to enter at 175. Thompson claims his group as Western Intercollegiate champions after defeating Notre Dame, and other teams from Ames, Cedar Rapids, and West High participate.
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District Tourney Showdowns Spark Evening of Contests
District tournament action features Monticello against Decorah at 4 p.m. in Dysart, with Reinbeck taking Cedar Rapids at 4:30 p.m. and West Waterloo facing Mason City at 8:30 p.m. Tonight’s schedule promises thrills as teams vie for advancement.
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Cedar Rapids
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Mason City
Pilcher Re-signs with Ansons for 1924 as Lacy Prepares Auction
Harold Pilcher, outfielder with Marshalltown in 1922-23, turned in his 1924 contract to Jack Lacy, new Ansons boss. Lacy plans to auction him while Pilcher trains in Marshalltown, saying 1924 could be his best year. The article notes roster moves, boxing links, and a schedule shift moving Plowboys Ansons games to Moline.
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OWA Sport Shorts Highlight Local Exhibition And Prep Notes
Des Moines bouts featured Hoppe and Jake Schacter jr in exhibition wins and losses with point blocks and comebacks. Iowa City prep squads defeated the university team 35 to 34 in a dual meet. Colleges begin spring practice. Dunker University grid prep starts next week as Coe College readies pitchers. Towa qualifiers advance in Western Conference pool. Northwestern emphasizes early selections.
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Sioux City welterweight wins newspaper decision in tough rounds
Sioux City welterweight Stivary defeats Tomjo Gans in closing rounds in a newspaper decision. American light heavyweight champion Tr iinfo Spalla set to face Fulian. Columbus Jack Malone from St Paul wins a referee's decision over Jack Stone in 10 rounds. Paris Manuel Monson confirms Olympic singles representation and with Jose in doubles. Dempsey Bennett fight sold out garden seats as Paul Berlenbach favored to beat Velaney in 11 rounds aiming for knockout milestone.
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Wayland Hicks Named on All-Conference Quintet
The Daily Towin lists an all conference team with Hicks of Iowa as right guard and captain. Other selections include Spradling Purdue left forward Miner Ohio State center Gibson Wisconsin and Barnes Chicago. Second team features Potter Illinois captain Dickinson Chicago Stillwell Illinois Duggan Chicago Robbins Purdue.
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Vets Vannigan Exhibition Games Reported Across Florida
Brooklyn Dodgers to meet Washington Senator lineup after a 12 to 1 win over the Phillies at Clearwater. Giants and Vandigans contest noted. Earl Combs impresses at Yankee camp in New Orleans. Dr Grenfell's Arctic coast work is mentioned.
Hawkeyes Stand Ninth in Big Ten
Towa City Iowa March 14 Ninth Place in the conference standing with four games won and eight loss but with the great satisfaction of winning all four games from leaders are the results of University of Town basketball season which closed Tuesday. Coach Sam Barcy's team was shut out of the race for the Big Ten championship early in February when it dropped its fourth game. It rallied to decisive beatings of Chicago Purdue and Wisconsin. Loss of Capt Bob Burgitt early in the year and Jack Funk's illness weakened the lineup. Janse moved to center while Bob Schick shifted to forward and later left eligibility broke the pattern. Daly and Jensen filled gaps as the rookie players contributed. Regulars Janse Laude Wickes and Jensen led a cagy late run that beat Chicago Purdue and Wisconsin, while Ohio State and Michigan games were close losses. regulars Hector Janse Luverne Jimmy Laude Clarence Duhm Hil Harold Jensen will return next year. Additional sophomores Lynn Swaney Dan Speed William Fleckenstein Ralph Hagen Glenn McConnell Leonard Raffensperger also join the squad.
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Sacred Heart Quintet Defeats Academy In Tight 8-6 Win
Sacred Heart basketball team defeated Our Lady of Victory Academy 8 to 6 last night. Manahan starred for Sacred Heart while Braniff led the academy quint and the west side five mounted a strong comeback from 6-0 at halftime.
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