Brammer Of Des Moines Reaches Third Round
Des Moines teen Jim Brammer advanced to the Middles States tournament third round with a 6 4 6 2 win over Cedar Rapids foe Chuck Roberts. Other results include George Dulling defeating Max Everett, Carl Smalley beating Larry Dennis, and Kenefick top Kathryn Eaton in women’s singles.
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Brammer
Des Moines
Texas Barnstormers
Middle States
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George Dulling
San Antonio
Bob Netolicky
Cedar Rapids
George Hogan
Roy Lukanitsch
Avel
Bob Conrad
University of Town
Burlington
Bob Dennis
Cedar Napids
Jim Brammer
University of Iowa
Chuck Roberts
Coe
Ken Cline
Cline
Shenandoah
Ken Black
Peoria
Ill
Harris Coggeshall
K. Kent
Coggeshall
Carl Kirwin
Max Everett
Fd Davis
Cliff Carle
Garrison
Dick Rugg
Waterloo
Ed Waymack
Rugg
Ron Reddig
Rock Island
Texas
Dulling
Paschal Walthall
Carl Smalley
Thelma Kenefick
Eagle Grove
Betty Butter
Margaret Biederman
Martha Beardsley
Ella Poe Cotton
New York
Kathryn Eaton
Pittsburgh
Georgia Hood
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Florence Ross
Merwin Woodward
Duane Nicholas
JU Yeaster
Lee Wes Netolicky
Dick Gorne
Davenport
Dr Nob
Jin Netchhicky
Ged Ld Davis
Ken Dinck
R Keeler
BR. Okerbloom
Iowa City
Engle Grove
Catherine Eaton
Mt. Pleasant
Esther Yothers
Andrew. Woods
Town City
Frances Eby
Martha. Deardaley
Miss Ellation
George S Hoxan
Roy Lukanitach
Morris Cormeshnil
Cedar Raplade
Gro - Dullore
San Antonin Tee
Bob
Ed Davis
George Howan
Jim Netolicky
Larry Dennis
Wittenberg-Smakey
Mtch
A. Woods
Ella Cotton
Jeanette Woods
Betty Butler
MES
Carl Smotley
Austin
Tex
George Duliing
Yessler
Wes Netolicky
Duane
Nicholas
M. Everett
D. Everett
Ken Clige
Charles Okerbloom
Netolicky
Chuck Fleming
Clay LeGrand
U. D
Vinton Lions edge Oelwein Stars in thirteen innings
The Vinton Lions defeated the Oelwein Stars 6-5 after a 13 inning game on the local lighted softball field. At seven innings the game was 4-4, with both teams scoring in the tenth. Markham singled in the thirteenth and scored Jackson for the winning run.
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Gazette
Vinton Lions
Oelwein All-Stars
Vinton
Markham
Jackson
Edwards
Whipple
Hearne
Luther
Oelwein
Lions
Marengo
Joe Laws Signs To Play With Green Bay
Joe Laws a triple threat halfback from the 1933 Iowa football team has signed to play for the Green Bay Packers in the upcoming season. Laws was a key performer for Green Bay in his first season last fall and is listed among the Packers mainstays.
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Green Bay, Wis
Joe Laws
University of Iowa
Green Bay Packers
Laws
Stanwood Softballers Defeat Anamosa In 8–4 Victory
STANWOOD The Grill softball team from Anamosa won an 8 to 4 contest from Osty Chevrolet here Wednesday. Culp the winning pitcher allowed six hits and struck out seven. Heyman Thompson homered for Osty’s as did Culp and S Kula for Anamosa.
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Stanwood
Grill
Anamosa
Osty Chevrolet
Culp
Heyman
Thompson
Osty's
S. Kula
Cedar Rapids Athletics Schedule Game with Blairstown
The Cedar Rapids Athletics will play the Blairstown baseball team at Riverside Park Sunday at 2 30 pm. The Athletics seek opponents and invite interested players to notify M McDonald at 1210 Lincoln Avenue NE. An African native in good physical condition can run down a swift eland antelope over a long chase.
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Cedar Rapids
Blairstown
Riverside Park
M. McDonald
Lincoln Avenue
Raiders face rested rivals as schedule tightens playoffs near
Des Moines weather kept Raiders with four games in blizzard conditions while Rock Island and Sioux City rested, boosting the Raiders’ chance for a fourth place playoff spot. A Council Bluffs stand starting Aug 7 could host a novelty field meet to draw a crowd at Hill Park.
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Rock Island
Itague
Raiders
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Saints
Crossley Clan
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Hill Park
Bart
West Side Emporium
Notre Dame-Varsity Hall of Fame Politics and Classic Games
The piece notes Notre Dame pride mixed with ballot politics, recalling the 1921 Iowa vs Notre Dame game where Thomas faced criticism for too many passes. It also highlights the Crossley clan’s hitting spree in St Joseph with three games producing a .321 team average and standout batting marks for Bocek Crossley and Epps.
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Thomas
Alabama
Iowa
Notre Dame
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Duke Slater
Slater
St. Joseph
Crossley Clan
Bocek
Crossley
Epps
Davenport Sells Shortstop Gryska To Detroit Tigers
Sig Gryska, Davenport Western League shortstop, is sold to the Detroit Tigers in a cash deal announced by Paul Lagomarcino. Gryska will report to Beaumont in the Texas league next spring. Beaumont is a Detroit farm.
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Sig Gryska
Detroit Tigers
Paul Lagomarcino
Gryska
Cletus Dixon
Chicago Sandlots
Lagomarcino
Beaumont
Detroit
Sport Jabs by The Associated Press
Frankie Wolfram of Winnipeg defeated Clift Hovkin of Puerto Rico in a featherweight contest. Jack Riverillo of Chicago won a technical knockout over Frankie Farrell of Kansas City. Nash Garrison of Mexico City knocked out Kay Kenny in Oakland. Fred Apostol of San Francisco stopped Dick Foster of Berkeley in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Jsa
Frankie Wolfram
Winnipeg
Clift Hovkin
Puerto Rico
Jack Riverillo
Chicago
Frankie Farrell
Kansas
Oakland
Calif
Nash Garrison
Mexico City
Kay Kenny
Ils Onsktand
San
Wrestling results from Associated Press meet listed by cities
The report lists wrestlers and results across multiple cities with weights and outcomes, including Carl Hanse and Abe Cole. It notes two out of three falls, pins, and draws, with competitors from Chicago Minneapolis Boston Texas Arizona Indiana and other locales.
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Associated Fress
Vetroli
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Carl Hanse
Bostats
Ray Richards
Minneapolis
Jim Coffield
Kansas City
George. Mansure
Chicago
Toots Mann
Los Angeles
Long Beach
N. J
Ideh Jack Donovan
Boston
Abe Cole
Kube Wright
Texas
al Wets
Canada
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Andy Rasher
Indiana
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Evening in NBC CBS Lines
A dense OCR-style listing covers radio programs by time block from morning to late evening. It names shows, stations, and performers including NBC CBS networks, WJZ WABC WEAF WBBM WCCO and others with acts like orchestras, soloists, and various programs such as drama and music segments.
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Hal
NBC
WEAP
AL Pearce
Gang
WEAF
Princess ‘Marie
WBBM
KMOX
Orch
WJZ Chain
Frances Lee Batson
CBS
Wecco
Ianpy Hollow
WBAM
WCCO
Pedro Via
Vie and Sad
Weaf Who i
di-Nddle Dunstedter
WABC
Ma Perkins
Weaf Wls
Yasighty de Leath
WJZ Chain Cwaiders
NHC
Helty and Nob
cJack Heller
Guiz Army Band
Milarch
Coburn Arch
NEC
Ufetta Lee
WAC
Hodaife Arch
Item
Dick Inhcy
Shawn
NDC
WJZ
Jack Armstrong
WSM Kom
Lowell, Thomas
Frank Black
Atring
WMAQ
Tony and
Gus
Jerry Cooper
Kathleen Wells
Dot
WH1
Mock Arch
Kurkdlie Orch
Jesnica Draconette and Orch
Irene Rich
Jenkins
Ohio
U.S
Chin
Ruth Ttting
Hed Nichols
WIZ Wlw
WLS
Lyman Orch
Aariesienne
Daudet
Dick Powell
Valee Orch
WHBM
Madriguera Orch
Weap Chain
Flrat Nighter
Weaf Who
Wdz
Himber Orch
Joe Cook
Tim and
Trene
Rolfe Orch
Stevens Orch
WABO
Sinfonietta
Stamps Orch
W4z Chain
Noff Orch
Jesse Crawford
Lee Orch
Nasing Orch
Tndc
Masters Orch
Shandor
Violinist
Wdson
Henry King
Weaf Masters Orch
Reichman Orch
Hlasett Orch
Mierito
WERBM
Levinsky Louis Resume Training for Aug 7 Fight
Louis Levinsky and Joe Louis resumed training at their camps in Round Lake and Chicago for the ten round bout on August 7 at Comiskey Park. Levinsky’s camp reports ten rounds today and a strengthened sparring squad after other sparring partners left due to battered form. Trainer Izzy Kline says Levinsky is in top condition and has a real chance, predicting he will stay on his feet to finish the fight.
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Chicago
INS
King Levinsky
Joe Louis
Round Lake
S.O.S
Mickey Patrick
Levinsky
Lil
Krakow
Harry Krakow
Comiskey Park
Lena” Levy
Sam
Fishky
Izzy Kline
Brown
Detroit
Lena
King
Kline
Barney Ross
East Side Team Defeats Columbus City 4 3 In League Play
East Side kittenball edged Columbus City 4 to 3 Tuesday night in a Community league game at the local fair grounds. County Line beat Shellbark in a County league game. Lone Oak and Sandy Grove, Conesville and Columbus City set matches for Friday evening.
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Gazette
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
County Line
Shellbark
Lone Oak
Sandy Grove
Conesville
Chicago Amateurs Triumph Over New York Ambassadors
Catholic Youth Organization of Chicago defeated New York Catholic Boys' clubs ten bouts to six in a Chicago hosted amateur boxing card refereed by Gene Tunney. The event drew about 30,000 spectators with Joe Louis and other boxing stars in attendance, underscoring Chicago's dominance in amateur boxing.
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Chicago
New York
Tony
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Joe Louis
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Benny Leonard
Tipton Falls to Davenport 13 12 Under Lights
Davenport defeats Tipton 13 to 12 after an eighth and ninth inning rally from Tipton. Risley and Greenwalt pitched for Davenport while Foote and Thomas handled Tipton. The visitors led 8 to 0 before Tipton closed the gap but could not overtake the lead.
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Blumer's Beer
Davenport
Risley
Greenwalt
Foote
Thomas
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