Galento To Referee Cedar Rapids Card Tonight
Tony Galento arrives in Cedar Rapids to referee a Memorial Coliseum program. He draws attention for his scarred look and past title challenge, with Joe Jacobs and several undercard bouts announced. A joint Jersey City bout with Max Baer was approved after medical exams on his eyes.
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Wierd
Toni Ne
Cedar Rapids
Memoral
Galente
Tony
Joe Jacobs
Galenta
Galento
Joe Lows
Max Barr
New York
New Jersey
Abe Greene
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Jersey City
N. J
Greene
Lou Nova
Jersey
United States Table Tennis Tourney Opens in Indianapolis
The United States table tennis tournament opens in Indianapolis with 200 players across seven divisions. Final matches Sunday night feature top players Jimmy McClure and Solf Schiff as favorites in mens doubles and mixed doubles.
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Indianapolis
INS
United States
Jimmy McClure
Solf Schiff
New York
McClure
Sally Green
Indianapoli
Miss Green
Tibor Hazi
Lazslo Bellak
Portland
Ore
Bob Anderson
Billy Holz-Richter
Chicago
Attendance at ABC Show Surpasses 1939 Benchmark in Detroit
Detroit AP report notes ABC officials reveal attendance already exceeds the 1939 Cleveland total with two bivs left at the halfway mark. Therman Gibson leads with 628 in singles and Edward McCoys posts 627 as the Alumni Lager from Grand Rapids rises to fourth in five-man event.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Cleveland
Gthe Pargrounds
Therman Gibson
Edward McCoys
Benns McCas
Philadelphia Athletics
Alies Lager
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alex Innes
Herbert Martins
Wor
Kinkey Furniture Tecam
Kline's Beer
Flint
Lee Viurphs
Flint Quintet
Manager Frisch fines Dizzy Dean for train miss
April 1 to April 8, 1935 report notes Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch fines Dizzy Dean $100 in Dublin Ga for missing a train. Other items include state tournament finances, coaching changes, and track and school sports results from Cedar Falls to Iowa City.
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Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Dublin
Cedar Falls
George A Brown
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
North Des Moines
Davenport
Clinton
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Sid Jebsohn
Harley Hollenpeck
Ralph Martin
Coe
Tuffy Griffith
Lioux City
Isck Gagnon
Boston
St Mary's
Iowa City
Chicago
Foses
Savannah
Johnny Grimgame
Athens
Texas
Jena
National Federation of State
Alonzo Stagg
Chet Wenne
Creighton Coueh
Ed Gordon
Iowa Nemo
Minnesota
Iowa
Jack Dempsey
Exhibition Baseball At Fort Worth And Daytona Beach
A fragmented recap notes exhibition baseball games across Fort Worth and Daytona Beach with players such as Horett Neesman Brucker and Greer contributing. It mentions multiple teams including Philadelphia Boston Minneapolis and New York, along with various box score snippets and player mentions. The report also signals Yankee standout Joe DiMaggio maintaining a hitting streak with a home run double and a single.
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Fort Worth
Teras Philadelphia
Garter Horett
Minneapolis Taad
Smo
Hront
Warren Haeler
Kelley Sod Rolandson
Winston Salem
Boston
Neo Dan Feller
al Smith
Hemeley
Hubbell Brown
Dannine
Tulsa
ORLA
New York
Reys Hildebrand
Resar Barselew
Milstead
Sueme
Steiner
Pensacola
Fla
Lema Ete
Asa
Siasis Shawn
Pedkett
Honor
Grat
Brande
Countless Harton
Lubbock
Tex
Chivaga
Petsboret
Knott and Turner Stvestri
Gee Laoning Lanahan and
Dass
San Angelo
Texas Texaco
Ad Rey Sibane
AH McKinney
Jecot
Peel
Barbee
Wade Hanning
Marshany
Yank Sivgeprs
Titilf
Joe DI Mage
Elo
Mayor Sawyer To Head Traer Softball Group
Mayor U. L. Sawyer was reelected president of the Traer HKittenball association at the annual meeting. Carl Wilson was kept as secretary treasurer, with Alvin Konicek Ted Joens and Rene Whipple named to the board of directors. Dr D N Voetberg was reelected manager for another year. Play in the local league starts about May 20 and a junior league for players under 15 will again be operated.
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TRAER
U. L. Sawyer
Carl Wilson
Tracer Hkittenball Association
Alvin Konicek
Ted Joens
Rene Whipple
D N_ Voetberg
Mangrum Sets Masters Course Record In Augusta Lead
Lloyd Mangrum, a little known pro from Texas, shot a 64 on a rain soaked Augusta course to lead the Masters after the first round. Jimmy Demaret surged with six birdies on the back nine for a 67, while Byron Nelson and Harry Cooper tied for third at 69. Bobby Jones played with a painful shoulder and carded 79.
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Augusta
L Lloyd Mangrum
Texas
Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Gene Sarazen
Ky Laffoon
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Ijne MacFarlane
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Harry Cooper
Lone Star State
Lawson Little
Craig Wood
Little
Wood
Tommy Armour
Willie Goggin
Henry Picard
Sam Snead
Dick Metz
Billy Burke
Paul Runyan
Charlie Yates
Dutch Harrison
Bobby Jones
Georgia
New Worlds Mark In High Jump Seen At Texas Carnival
A Texas relays meet opens the outdoor season with record holders from the south, southwest and middlewest. Don Boydston of Oklahoma A and M jumped six feet four inches and nearly set a world mark, aiming for six ten. Elmer Hackney of Kansas State bids to regain form for a 55 foot 11 inch shot put record.
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Austin, Tex
South
Southwest
Middlewest
Don Boydston
Oklahoma
A and M
Fort Worth
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
al Blazil
First annual class B track meet draws near in Iowa City
Nearly 400 runners from 42 class B high schools will compete Saturday in the University of Iowa fieldhouse. Two sections due to enrollment limits. 14 events with point scoring 5 4 3 2 1 for individuals and 10 8 6 4 2 for relays. Early favorites include Fairfield and University High Iowa City with 20 entrants.
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Drake Relays
Penn Relays
Iowa
Coe
Bunnies
Tennis Association
Filis
Bever Park
Cedar View
Harvey Thorp
Kansas City
Corporal Dusty Kroll
Fort McKinley
Walt Broussard
Larry Condon
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Fairfield
Little Six
University High of
Valley High
Cedar Rapids Highs Face Off in Regional matchups
West Des Moines Perry Knoxville and Wilson high teams from Cedar Rapids prepare for key regional games with standings and rivalries shaping postseason chances.
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West Des Moines
Perry
Knoxville
Wilson High
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Track Team to Compete with Fifteen Runners
Fifteen Wilson trackmen will compete under Coach W L Barnard led by Bob Ennis Junior Clawson John Lemon Floyd Doty Bernard Butler Rodney Newland Keith Shahan Don Van Dura Lawrence Welbes Dan Montague Grant Davis Gerald Berchenbriter Charles Fisher Bob Suchomel and Harry Berchenbriter in upcoming meets.
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Wilson
W. L. Barnard
Bob Ennis
Junior Clawson
John Lemon
Floyd Doty
Bernard Butler
Rodney Newland
Keith Shahan
Don van Dura
Lawrence Welbes
Dan Montague
Grant Davis
Gerald Berchenbriter
Charles Fisher
Bob Suchomel
Harry Berchenbriter
Postville Site Of Allamakee Tourney
The Allamakee county high school baseball tournament will be held at the Postville diamond May 3 and 4. First round matchups include Postville vs Lansing and Harpers Ferry vs New Albin, with Waukon and Waterville receiving byes.
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Sproiat
Postville
Lansing
Harpers Ferry
New Albin
Waukon
Waterville
Wauekon
Wall paper cleaning and rug cleaning ad
Classified advertisement promotes home cleaning services for wallpaper and rugs. Includes contact or subscription hints typical of Want Ads.
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Abe Kashey
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Jimmy Dow
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Neb
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Pepe
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Arrow
Glenhavens
Killian Company
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A.B.C
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EL Reno
Gene Tunner
Tomias Gibbons
Dempsey
Eddie Anderson
Columbia College
Dan Ameche
Harold “Buzz
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Leo Novak
Raney
Scellers
Kennedy
P. Mesner
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Collins
Casey
McPartland
Dunn
Whitney
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Gough
Fagg
Kresensky
Carter
Thomas
C. Rusk
Parks
Fehleisen
Stephen Farrell
Michigan
Drake
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Iwas
Havana
Cuba
Johnson
Willard
Mayor Sawyer
Lloyd Mangrum
Henry McLemore
Ors
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