Wolff Signs Contract as Raiders Boost Pitching to Fifteen
Wolff joins the Raiders alongside Frank Czarnecki and Roger Wolff as Ed Rezotko Mack Denman and Ollie Marquardt lead a squad now at thirty including Hi Henry and Cedar Rapids talks. Wrobel returns from eye injury while the team works toward regular games amid weather delays.
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Ed Rezotko
Frank Czarnecki
Roger Wolff
Raiders
Ollie Marquardt
Hi Henry
Cedar Rapids
Wolff
Roger
Tarmington, Mo
Marquardt
Stan Wrobel
Chicago
Springfield
Canzoneri Draws Eight Rounds With Vaughn In New York
Tony Canzoneri and Jimmy Vaughn fought to an eight round draw in New York. Vaughn opened with fast pace and damaged Canzoneri with a hard left to the right eye in the fourth, but Canzoneri rallied with a late comeback to secure an even split. Canzoneri weighed 140 3/4 pounds, Vaughn 138 3/4.
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New York
INS
Tony Canzoneri
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Vaughn
Tony
Canzoneri
Hawkeye drill goes on despite wintry blast
Iowa City scene shows Dr Eddie Anderson pressing on with football practice as below freezing wind bites at Nile Kinnick and players. Al Couppee Nile Kinnick and others push through signal drills while Bill Osmanski, the freshman coach, complains about the cold.
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Sneein
Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
Nile Kinnick
al Couppee
Bill Osmanski
Jim Harris
Holy Cross
Tama High School Nine Defeats Gladbrook 16 to 0
Tama High School pitchers Tesar and Walker combine for an 16 to 0 win over Gladbrook on the Tama diamond in a brisk Tuesday game. Tesar retires 10 with no walks in five innings, Walker adds six strikeouts in two innings, and Walker goes 3-for-3 at the plate with three runs. Gladbrook collects four hits.
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Gazette
TAMA
Tama_ high
Gladbrook
Dick Tesar
Walker
Tesar
Tamsa
Walker and Harden
Sebberts
Barger
Iowa Baseball Starts Season With Strong First Workout
The Iowa Hawkeyes, Big Ten co champions, opened practice in Iowa City after a 6 1 record South trip. Co captain Art Manush and Wendell Winders led hitting a 900 clip, Jimmy George hit .421, while Ken Reid and Harold Haub contributed two wins each on the southern swing.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Millsaps College
Louisiana Tech
St. Louis University
Otto Vogel
Iowa
Art Manush
Wendell Winders
Jimmy George
Andy Kantor
Erwin Prasse
Ken Reid
Harold Haub
Keith Wymore
Ted Frese
Businessman Scores 425 Yard Hole In One
Winston-Salem businessman George Cardwel blasted a 425 yard hole in one on the Hilcrest ninth hole. Hillcrest pro Ken Abels called it the longest ace ever seen. Cardwel's shot rode a stiff wind, landing on the downhill final 100 yards before dropping into the cup.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
George Cardwel
Hilcrest
Ken Abels
Hillcrest
Cardwells
Bruins Beat Maple Leafs 3-1 To Lead Series 2-1
The Boston Bruins defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 in Toronto to take a 2-1 series lead. All scoring occurred in the final period before 14,455 fans, with the next game set for Thursday in Boston.
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Boston Bruins
Toronto
INL
Boston
Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bobby
Bruins Rally Past Maple Leafs in Short Hockey Bout
Bauer opened scoring on a Schmidt feed and Roy Conacher pushed Boston ahead with a second goal after Cowley set up the play. Cowley again assisted Crawford for Boston's final tally as Brimsch faced a near shutout until Gus Marker beat him late.
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Roy Conacher
Bruins
Cowley
Broda
Boston
Crawford
Leaf
Frank Brimsch
Gus Marker
Romnes
Local Bowling League Results and Standings Across Several Leagues
A scanned page lists scores, handicaps, and standings for multiple leagues including Industrial, Knights of Columbus, and Lincoln leagues. Names such as Prokop Velky, JStodola, and Mewman appear with individual scores, handicaps, and team affiliations amid dense event-like bowling statistics. The page closes with a speculative note that a swift nonstop world flight may be possible in good weather.
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Velky Women's Independent League
Industrial League
Tov-Hatel
Lafayette
Roulike
Ie Harmony
Qi G.sulcik Ayarmony
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Quaker Oats
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Rasinger
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Cherry Burrell
Iowa Mic
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Jones Skell Roa Belt Machine Shop
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Wiese
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Radlett
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Lawrence
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Weston
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Ilubinbaek
J. Chiodim
Nedick
Aay Iedmost
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A.baukno
Fenry
Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast of Tonight’s Fights
A condensed boxing page lists results across cities. Notables include Andre Jessurun outpointing George Henry in New Bedford, Georgie Crouch beating Phil Zwick in Los Angeles, Wishy Jones defeating Willie Andrews in Houston, and other decisions from New Haven New York Fresno and Cleveland with various lightweights and featherweights mentioned.
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Frankie Covelli
Des Moines
Tommy de Bello
New York
Johnny Fryrear
George Heston
Don McGraw
Indian Buck
Washington
Howard Strand
Cedar Falls
Jackie Gans
Little Paychek
Jim Tate
Iowa City
Jack Derfield
Vinton
Burdette Lackman
Tex Pancho
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford
Mass
Andre Jessurun
George Henry
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Georgie Crouch
Phil Zwick
Houston
Tex
Wishy Jones
Louisville
Willie Andrews
New Haven
Fresno
Calif
Rpillo Azevedo
Stockton
Everett Simington
St. Louis
Marxite Heroer
Johnny Robins
Cilftan
No Jo
Reds Win Slugfest From Red Sox 11 9 in Exhibition
In Petersburg Virginia the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox 11 to 9 in an exhibition slugfest. The Reds pulled away with five in the seventh after scoring four on Lefty Grove in four innings while Whitey Moore faltered in the eighth allowing a Sox rally. Harry Wolfe worked four innings for Cincinnati and gave up three runs and four hits.
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S. C
Boston
Cincinnati
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Galehouse
Dickson
Desantels
Wolfe
Moore
Wilson
Hershberger
Snowy Exibition Parade Delays Browns Cubs In Kansas City
Snow fell in Wichita and Kansas City as the St. Louis Browns and Chicago Cubs traveled for a final road exhibition. Several games across the South and Southeast were cancelled or shortened due to rain and darkness.
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Wichita
Kan
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City
Farmersburg High Tops McGregor 4-0 in Openers
Special to The Gazette. Farmersburg High won its first baseball game by shutting out McGregor High 4-0. Farmersburg had four hits while pitcher Wilker allowed two. McGregor battery was B O'Brien Butterfield and Melvin. Farmersburg battery was Wilker and Skogman.
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Farmersburg
McGregor High School
Wilker
McGregor
O’brien
Butterfield
Melvin
Skogman
Sutherland Seeks Return As Farewell Dinner Ends
Jock Sutherland bids farewell to Pittsburgh with 1400 friends at a testimonial dinner. He hopes to be invited to lead a grid team again someday and says he will not say goodbye, blessing the crowd as he leaves. He references Pitt’s de-emphasis policy and defends high pressure football.
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Pitt
Pittsburgh
John Bain Sutherland
Jock
Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman
Scotland
Pitt Coach Reflects on Football Tradition and City Spirit
Former Pitt coach praises the football program and city’s rugged poetry of sport. He argues brains and brawn are needed, commends scholastic standards, and notes football as valuable lab training for boys. Adoring fans and officials attend the banquet.
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Sutherland
Pitt
Panther
Golf purses in 1939 may top $200000
New York report from Fred Corcoran says 1939 purses likely exceed 200000 after fall and winter success. He notes 22 events on the PGA schedule with 115000 in purses and more than 150000 total attendees. Orleans and Crescent City draws set attendance records.
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New York
Fred Corcoran
George Jacobus
Corcoran
New Orleans
Crescent City
Pitt all star gridiron clash for charity set
Ten of Fitt’s 1938 Pitt first stringers join Dr John Bain Sutherland to lead the eastern collegiate all stars against the New York Giants on September 7 in the New York area. The game is sponsored by the New York Herald Tribune and announced at a testimonial dinner.
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Fitt
John Bain Sutherland
Sutherland
New York Giants
New York
Stanley Woodward
New York Herald-Tribune
Pitt
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