Stuhldreher Named Wisconsin Athletic Director and Coach
Harry Stuhldreher former Notre Dame Four Horsemen star and Villa Nova coach was chosen by the University of Wisconsin regents as athletic director and head football coach to succeed Walter E. Meanwell. He is 34 and will begin by May 1 with a $10 000 yearly salary. Guy Sundt was named assistant athletic director.
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Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Athletic Department
Stuhldreher Appointed Wisconsin Athletic Director and Coach
News from Villa Nova indicates Harry Stuhldreher has signed to remain at Villa Nova before accepting a new Wisconsin post as athletic director and head football coach. Officials at Villa Nova could not be reached for comment.
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Wisconsin
Villa Nova, Pa
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Villa Nova College
Villa Nova
Frank Smith Tops Iowa City Gun Club Open Shoot
In windy conditions at the Iowa City Gun Club, Frank M. Smith of the host club led scoring by breaking 48 of 50 from 16 yards and 44 of 50 handicap targets. The article lists the scores for all competitors.
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Frank Smith
Iowa City
Handicore
Frank M. Smith
Russell
M. E. Endersby
Hillsboro
William Young
Lockridge
A Mellinger
Kalona Edwards
Washington
J Kelly
A. Russell
Olsen
Peeree Smith
North English
Work
North Liberty
Wailen Wischmeier
Sumington
H .Fobin
Vinton H Mellinger
Kalona
Merci McLaughlin
Burlton
A. Purdie
Albert Lea
Minn
R. A Beine
H. McPherson
Taylor
John Kasper
Salon
William Ruppert
George Houser
Cedar Rapids
D Bush
Fairfield
Rovert Lock
West Liberty
Asel
Conesville Beats Grandview 13 to 2 in Baseball
Conesville high school baseball defeated Grandview 13 to 2 at Conesville Monday. Battery for Conesville were Calhoun, Wolfford and Hawkins with Grandview pitchers Carter, Jackson and McGill.
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Conesville
Conesville High
Grandview High
Calhoun
Wolford
Hawkins
Grandview
Carter
Jackson
McGill
World table tennis greats to headline COE exhibition
Viktor Barna of Hungary Ruth Hughes Aarons of the United States lead a table tennis exhibition at the Coe college gym Wednesday night starting at 8 p.m. Barna and Sandor Glanz return after last year, facing Arthur Haydon and Jack Hartigan with Miss Aarons in the lineup. Tickets are 56 cents with tax.
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Hungary
Ruth Hughes Aarons
United States
Coe College
Barna
Sandor Glanz
Arthur A. Haydon
England
Jack Hartigan
New York City
Haydon
Hartigan
U. S
Miss Aarons
Europe
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Aarons
Prague
Garden
Madison Square Garden
Jay Purvis
Maine Township High School
Chicago
Camden bout ends in two falls for La Chappelle
Maurice La Chappelle defeated Vic Weper in two falls to one in Camden with weights 175 for La Chappelle and 174 for Weper. In Montreal Yvon Robert 220 beat Gino Garibaldi 216 in straight falls.
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Maurice la Chappelle
France
Vic Weper
Germany
Montreal
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Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Athletics Attendances Dwindle Amidst Major League Struggles
Philadelphia Athletics face sagging gate receipts as opening and subsequent games draw only a few thousand. contrast with Patriot's Day crowds in Boston surpassing 44 000. Joe Stripp and Dodgers holdout threat looms as contract talks stall over a 3 000-dollar gap from 1935.
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Wrestling Syndicate Struggles Over Shikat Opponent
A brewing war in wrestling coverage unfolds as Dick Shikat defeats Danny O Mahoney to claim the world title. The syndicate and promoters allegedly block matches with rivals of their choosing to install a trusted colorless champion.
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O'Mahoney
Shikat
Danno
O’mahoney
McCoy
Wampler Olson rematch headlines Memorial Coliseum show
A repeat main event features Earl Wampler vs Cliff Olson at Memorial Coliseum with three months past draw. Lou Plummer anchors the semi main, Darna Ostapovich targets Plummer, and Ivan Vakturoff faces Tommy Marvin in opening bouts.
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Cliff Olson
Memorial Coliseum
Eddie Jennings
Olson
Wampler
Chief Bear Claws
Scranton
Lou Plummer
Plummer
Darna Ostapovich
California
Ivan Vakturoff
Tommy Marvin
Comeback Heroes Shine In Early Baseball Reset
Hal Trosky of the Indians leads revival with .415 average and three homers. Bruce Campbell returns after meningitis with ten hits in 23 at bats. Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey of the Yankees rebound, Dickey belting two homers and a triple while Gehrig hits .391. Al Simmons shows renewed form after a big-money move to Detroit, posting a .400 start for the White Sox.
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Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Trosky
Bruce Campbell
Campbell
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Gehrig
Dickey
New York
Iron Man
al Simmons
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Sox
Boxing results from coast to coast headline action
Frankie Klick of San Francisco outpointed Ralph Hirtado in New York. Gene Salvatore defeated Jackie Sharkey in Chicago. Eddie Mayer beat Billy Nichy in Washington. Armando Sicilia won over Mickey Genaro in Peoria. Eddie Wenstob defeated Charlie Belanger in Winnipeg. Other bouts listed across Pittsburgh Holyoke and Winnipeg with various decisions and stoppages.
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New York
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Ralph “Indian
Hirtado
Panama
Pittsburgh
al Gamner
New Haven
Mass
Washington
Eddie Mayer
Billy Nichy
Peoria
Fil
Armando Sicilia
Mickey Genaro
Winnipeg
Man
Eddie Wenstob
Viking
Alta
Charlie Belanger
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