Iowa Football Candidates In Midst Of Spring Practice
Iowa coach Ossie Solem works through spring drills as he fills graduation vacancies for 1936. Only Dick Crayne and Rudy Leytze were regulars in 1935, with several guards likely to depart. Sophomore guards Woodruff and others vie for spots while new backfield and end candidates emerge to bolster the Hawkeyes next season.
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Iowa
OWA City
Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Salem
Hawkeye
Dick Crayne
Rudy Leytze
Selem
Bill Seel
Jack Gallagher
Jimmy Kelley
Sioux City
Floyd McDowell
Jefferson
Kelley
McDowell
Drake University
Solem
Woodruff
Shipley Farrah
Michigan City
Ind
Dick Anderson
Yankton
S. C
Ed Woodruff
Fort Dodge
Donald Gugler
Council Bluffs
Crayne
Dale Liddicoat
Chariton
Robert Oshle
Glenn Olson
Cole
Wyman Corbett
St. Paul
Frank Balazs
Chicago
Jack Eicherly
Holstein
Paul Grange
Wierloo
al Hag
Walter Olsen
Rockford
Joe Moore
Ida Grove
Homer Harris
Bob Lannon
Wayne Mason
Don Simmons
Frank Jakoubek
Gordon Metson
Floyd DeHeer
Corney Walker
Gene Liggett
Don Nelson
Ted Osmaloski
Dick Bowlin
Bush Lamb
Lawrence Halton
Paul Akin
John Hild
Oze Simmons
Cooper Tops Field in Augusta Tourney
In Augusta, Cooper leads a star-studded field as seven players break 70. Jones falters, posting a 156 after two rounds, while Cruickshank and Shute fire 69 and 68 respectively. Esquinosa and Runyan sit within a few strokes, with final rounds set to begin Sunday morning and afternoon.
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Cooper
Augusta
Japan
Washington
Chick Chin
Torchy Toda
Paul Runyan
Wilfy Cox
Jones
Cruickshank
Bobby
Shute
Sarazen
al Espinosa
Mexico City
Ky Laffoon
Horton Smith
Chicago
White Plains
N. Y
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Walter Hagen
Chin
Toda
Harry Cooper
Denny Shute
Boston
Rae Rra
Paul ‘Ranyan
N.Y
D. F
Ted Luther
Girard
Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Ed Dudley
Shick Chin
Detroit
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Ee Sae
John’y Farrell
Shortills
N. Pas
Ted Rner
Pine Valley
N. J
Torchy_Tools
Frank Walsh
Dick Metz
Joe Kirkwood
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Jock Hutchison
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Joe Turnesa
West Hartford
Jack Munger
Dallas
Tex
Jess
Sweetser
New York
Franklin Junior High Captures City Basketball Title
The Franklin junior high team won the city championship with an 11-1 record, losing only to Roosevelt sophomores. They beat Roosevelt Jr 14 27 , McKinley Jr 22 33 , Wilson Jr 7 26 , Roosevelt Jr 13 19 , and Tipton Jr 11 , among others, to clinch the title.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Jr
McKinley Gonds
McKinley Jr
Wilson Jr
Roosevelt Sophs
Tipton Jr. High
Hilbert Loses in State Table Tennis
Ed Robinson defeated Hoy 23-21 21-18. James Estes defeated Bill Sears 21-10 21-12. Pratt defeated Egelhof 21-15 21-10. Homer Freeman beat Ted Verrimont 21-18. Mays beat Kellams 21-16 17-21 21-? Blackledge beat Gilito 21-18 21-18. Rockey Newton won by default from Johnston. Forrest Hainline defeated Robert Rinehart 21-11. Multiple round results listed across men doubles mixed doubles and singles with numerous players named from Cedar Rapids Iowa City Des Moines Marion etc.
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Ed Robinson
Hoy
James Estes
Muscatine
Bill Sears
Iowa City
Pratt
Egelhof
Homer Freeman
Ted, Verrimont
Cedar Rapids
James Mays
Des Moines
the Kellams
Marion
Blackledge
Gilito
Rockey Newton
Johnston
Forrest Hainline
Rock Island
Robert Rinehart
Boone
Sirrest
R. Knapp
Gase
Williams
Leibsohn
Horn
R. Hainline
Wise
F.hainline
Newton
Oestes
Robinson
Freeman
Filbert
Dick Hainline
Sid Leibsohn
Estes
Mays
Oxley
Pratt and Williams
Strasburger and
Boynton
Dreckman
Sears
Mays and Dotson
P. van Horn
M. Knapp
Pearson and Blackledge
Moline
Marshall
Wright
Sealy
Reese
Chandler
Straley
Gage
Crew
Young
Bell
Taylor
Howe
Littell
Kellams
Newlin
Hollenbeck
Knapp
Scaly
Lattner
Katterjohn
Hainline
Pearson
Dotson
A Man
Eibert
Betty Neuzil
Don Filbert
Margaret Bell
H. Hollenbeck
H. Churchill
S. Kellams
M. Fernow
Carlos de Livy
James Bell
Bob Bell
Frank Scetterjohn
George Taylor
R. Neill
Cedar Nae
Gnegier
Shields
J. Smith
Ace Horn
R. Everts
Ames
Era H. Hallenbeck
Helen Churchill
Bob Pe
Frank Katterjohn
Doug Boynton
Betty Ringsmuth
Robert Davis
D. Taylor
Bellevue
Ruth Everts
Clare Marshall
Montelle Knapp
Floyd Shetter
George Josselyn
Ee Doug Taylor
B. Moon
Ken Murdock
Frankagede
Monteile Knapp
Doug Ipnien
Dean
Pete Kantos
Waterloo
Jack Bell
Babe Rosenbaum
Ted Hainline
Norman Drake
Lyle Brown
John Kalinen
Hitt
la Porte City
Bob Safely
Horne
Bill Engel
Bob Newlin
Marion v
Dan Ras Littell
Chehak
Brown
Barna and Aarons Win Mixed Doubles Title
Viktor Barna of Hungary and Ruth Hughes Aarons of New York won the mixed doubles crown at the United States table tennis championship in Philadelphia defeating Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis and Jay Purves of Chicago 21 15 17 21 21 19 21 14. Barna had earlier eliminated McClure in the men’s singles semifinals with a 21 14 21 9 18 21 21 17 score.
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Philadelphia
Viktor Barna
Hungary
Ruth Hughes Aarons
New York
United States
Aarons-Barna
Jimmy McClure
Indianapolis
Jay Purves
Chicago
Barna
McClure
Local Tennis Group To Meet At Y M C A Monday Evening
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association invites all city tennis enthusiasts to an open meeting at the YMCA Monday at 7 30 PM. Discussion will focus on securing courts for year round use and forming a new club with facilities. New directors elected include J A Wessler Ira Carruthers Carl Kirwin Gordon Fennell Dwight Lupton Erwin Wasta William O Reilly and Mike Fontana.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Tennis Association
J. A. Wessler
Ira Carruthers
Carl Kirwin
Gordon Fennell
Dwight Lupton
Erwin Wasta
William O’reilly
Mike Fontana
Cornell Wrestlers Take Trio of Olympic Trials Qualifiers
Oklahoma Aggies win six of nine AAU titles at DePaul to earn Olympic finals bids at Lehigh April 14 15 Three Cornell College athletes from Mount Vernon Iowa qualify including Robert Murray fourth at 123 pounds Gordon Ellison second at 181 pounds and Ray Bunch second in heavyweight list of weight class qualifiers features multiple second and first place finishers from Oklahoma Aggies and other universities with a mix of contestants across 112 to heavyweight divisions
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Aggie
DePaul University
Lehigh University
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Robert Murray
Gordon Ellison
Ray Bunch
C. M. Ritchie
University of California
Benjamin Putnam
Oklahoma Aggies
John Speicher
University of Michigan
Edward Hong
Joseph McDaniels
James Abras
Miami
Eugene Fennema
Oklahoma _ Aggies
Ross
Oklahoma Gasies
Richard Freeman
Vinton
Lloyd Ricks
Oklahoma_ Aggies
Gordon_ Ellison
Edward Howell
Stephen Zemen
Inland Steel
East Chicago
Roy Dunn
Robert Hack
Forest Jordan
Michigan
Sonnenberg Headlines Cedar Rapids Mat Card Next Thursday
Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg, once Dartmouth star and heavyweight champion, headlines Ed Die Jennings weekly show at Memorial Coliseum against Lou Plummer. The card also features Jules Strongbow in his Cedar Rapids debut, plus Ivan Vakturoff vs Mike Nazarian in the undercard.
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Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth
All Sports
Memorial Coliseum
Eddie Jennings
Lou Plummer
Sonnenberg
United States
Canada
Europe
Strongbow
Chicago
Jim McMillen
Ray Richards
Washington Iowa grid schedule completed
Washington high school completes the football schedule with Iowa City, Keokuk, Fort Madison and Mount Pleasant on the slate. Spring practice starts in coming weeks as Coach George Freshwaters confirms the lineup and home and away dates.
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the Gazette
Washington
Iowa City
George Freshwaters
Keokuk
Usca
Fort Madison
Mount Pleasant
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