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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1932

Page

18

Saling and Gordon Shine as Iowa Mentors Dominate Olympic Trials

Hawkeye fans hailed George Bresnahan as a top track mentor as George Saling and Edward Gordon, Olympic champions, led U S efforts. Saling won the 110 meter high hurdles in 14.6 seconds amid strong world record pace and Gordon claimed the broad jump title, signaling Iowa’s growing prowess.

Owa City Ins Iowa Hawkeye George T. Bresnahan Bresnahan George Saling Edward Gordon United States Delewn Yauluis Saling Jack Keller Percy Beard Zonens New Saling Edward L. Gordon San Francisco Chicago Corydon Kansas Gordon Nambu Japan

Fifteen Enter River Swim Entrants in Record Attempt

A field of fifteen boys and men enter the fifth annual YMCA River Swim to attack records. The five mile men's course runs from High Rock to the North Western bridge, while the three mile boys trail starts at Yellowbanks. Starts at 2 pm with lifeguards and numbered boats assisting spectators.

High Rock Yellowbanks North Western Railway Bridge Sheffie's Dick Westerfield John Stark Herman Robertson, Jr Leo Sears T. Cyril Noon Walter Maciejewsky Richard Gates Roger Conrad Fred Sipe

Auto Polo Featured Daily at Iowa State Fair

Des Moines INS reports auto polo to be a daily feature on the town fair sports program this year. Two teams of national reputation will play two matches each day before the fairgrounds grandstands. The sport uses light cars with one driver and a teammate with a mallet. Overhead structures will protect drivers from spills and crashes.

Des Moines INS A. R. Corey Corey

Wrestler Suffers Hip Dislocation In Match

Des Moines dispatch reports Frankie French of Renwick Ireland suffered a dislocated hip after a fall from the ring in a Thursday night match. The bout against Tag Taveson of Mason City ended with Tageson the winner.

Des Moines INS Frankie French Renwick Tag Taveson Mason City Tageson

Pairings Released for Sunnybrook Golf Club Handicap Meet

The Gazette lists next week’s Sunnybrook Golf Club handicap tournament pairings across three flights. Vice-president’s flight matches feature Holder against Burke and Cook against Blackburn, among others. Wapsie club finals saw L. G. Dodge defeat S. T. Spangler 36 holes in the president’s trophy flight.

Sunnybrook Golf Club Holder Burke Goodrich Allen Jayne Hearn Stewart Bateman Hickman Cone Cook Blackburn Moore Johnson K. Braden McIntosh Gilfillen Dean Price Fisher Reed E. Raymond J. Hickman Joslin J. Polen F. Joslin M. Buzynske Wapsie Club L. G. Dodge S. T. Spangler

Left wrist bow in golf swing and elbow spread analysis

The author explains how an outward bow of the left wrist at the end of the swing affects the elbow crossing the body and top position. It contrasts with the inward bend and offers two practice variants to find the best form for each golfer.

O. K Morton

Evans Names All Time Best Ball Team Seen

Chicago based Billy Evans, Cleveland Indians GM and former umpire, selects a twenty five year best team. Infield Hal Chase Eddie Collins Hans Wagner Jimmy Collins. outfield Cobb Speaker Ruth. catchers Johnny Kling Mickey Cochrane. pitchers Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson Rube Waddell Bob Grove.

Chicago Billy Evars Cleveland Indians Hal Chase Eddie Collins Hans Wagner Jimmy Collins Cobb Speaker Ruth Johnny Kling Mickey Cochrane Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson Rube Waddell Bob Grove

Northwest Iowa Golfers Prepare For Open Tournament

Northwest Iowa golfers practiced Friday at Spencer Golf and Country Club for the Northwest Iowa Open. The event begins Saturday and lasts three days with competition on the Spencer course narrowing to top finishers for the tourney.

Northwest Iowa Spencer Spencer Golf and Country Club

Earlville and Ryan Face Off In Kittenball Clash

Earlville’s kit tenball team meets Ryan in Ryan Friday night after Earlville beat Ryan 16 13 at home Tuesday. The contest follows their previous close clash and highlights the ongoing regional rivalry.

Ryan Earlville

Jabs and KO Upsets Hit Chicago Boxing Card

Angel Clivelle won a technical knockout over Willie Ostner in Boston while Sammy Slaughter beat Terre Maute by knockout in Des Moines. Marty Sampson def eated Jack Moran by technical knockout in New York as Kid Kapitan faced Frankie Fetrelle in a welterweight bout. A heavyweight match saw Vinks Jan kassa of Poland stop an opponent in New York.

Chicago Angel Clivelle Porte Rice Willie Ostner Boston Freddie Miller Cincinnati Hermie Wiseman Des Moines Sammy Slaughter Terre Maute Paul Firrone Cleveland Marty Sampson New York Jack Moran Kid Kapitan Meriden Conn Welterdleichs Frankie Fetrelle Duath Fen Jebys Middleweicht Leo Larrigee Waterbury

Firefighters Aim for Iowa Junior Legion Crown in Ames

The Cedar Rapids Firefighters depart for Ames seeking a spot in Saturday’s finals against Red Oak after winning district and sub state titles. Keokuk beat Creston to reach the final four, with Ames facing Keokuk to decide the other finalist. The state winner advances to Salina Kansas for the Aug 18 19 district world series.

Iowa American Legion Cedar Rapids Ames Red Oak Charles Nelson Keokuk Creston Salina Kan Fayette Independence

Betty Clow Wins Washington Tennis Title

Miss Betty Clow defeated Miss Mae Mangold 6-4 6-2 on the high school courts to take the ladies city tennis championship in Washington. Clow had earlier beaten Nita Corbin and Doris Clow in the semifinals. Doris Clow won the consolation over Helen Unbluth 6-3 1-6 6-3.

Washington Betty Clow Mae Mangold Miss Clow Nita Corbin Doris Clow Helen Unbluth

Bargain Prices at Bunny Park Saturday Night

Saturday night at Bunny baseball park features Bargain night. The baseball association charges twenty five cents for admission, with women paying thirty cents and men fifty cents after a tax adjustment. Dubuque provides opposition both nights.

Bunny Baseball Park The Baseball Association Dubuque

Walker Cup Players Exempt From National Amateur Qualifiers

In New York AP reports the 1931 champion Francis Culmet and the British Walker Cup team are exempt from the National Amateur qualifying rounds for the Baltimore championship in September. Entry totals rise to 589, with 36 holes of qualifiers in eighteen districts on August 16 determining 150 to 175 players for the match proper opening September 12.

New York Francis Culmet Baltimore Septemer

Maytag Advances In Broadmoor Golf Tourney

Maytag of Newton Iowa, defending champion, edged Denver’s N C Morris one up to win in the second round at the Broadmoor golf tournament in Colorado Springs.

Maytag Colorado Springs Colo L. B. Maytag Newton N. C. Morris Denver

Wrestling Results From Albany Boston and Washington

Reports record matches with Zrynoff of Hungary defeating Zbyszko in Albany, Luise of Los Angeles defeating Browning in Boston, and Ramibaldi of Chicago defeating Brunowitz in Washington. Times and weights listed for each bout.

Albany George Zrynoff Hungary Karol Zbyszko Boston Nick Luise Los Angles Jim Browning St. Wis Washington Gino Ramibaldi Chicago Frank Brunowitz

Iowa City Tennis Team Bets on Strong Cedar Rapids Visit

The Iowa City tennis squad travels to Cedar Rapids for the first inter-city match of the season at the Cedar Rapids Country club courts. The Iowa team, led by Ronald Reddig and L I Keeler, faces Cedar Rapids stars Dell Leibsohn Bell Raymond Ted Swenson J A Yessler Jim Netolicky and others. The return trip to Waterloo follows with a women’s team led by Mrs James W Bell Frances Eby and Esther Yothers also joining.

Iowa City Cedar Rapids Invaders Ronald Reddig University of Iowa Mississippi Valley L. I. Keeler Bell Raymond Robert Chaffee Dick Boyles Old Gold Walter Theiss Rufus Fitzgerald Jacob van der Zee Dell Leibsohn Ted Swenson L. D. Dennis J. A. Yessler James Carruthers Jim Netolicky Waterloo Mrs. James W. Bell Frances Eby Esther Yothers Marian

Michener Repeats Win In Juvenile Meet At Celwein

Ronald Michener defeated Howard Strong 3 and 2 to win the caddy championship of the Oe cell Wein Country Club for the second straight year. Strong posted a 76 in the second eighteen. Robert Kenyon beat Royal Perry 12 11 to claim the second flight. Steve Zalezynski won the consolation by 1 up over Bill Gorman. Michener earns the Caddy Cup donated by Mr and Mrs John Hill.

Oelwein Ronald Michener Oecelwein Howard Strong Strong Robert Kenyon Royal Perry Steve Zalezynski Bill Gorman Michener John Hill

Hornsby May Get Job With St Louis Browns

Rogers Hornsby, ex Cubs manager, is linked to a Browns role after a meeting with owner Phil Ball. Hornsby, back in St Louis, said he was dismissed from Cubs and denied being a one man pitching director, noting comments by Bill Veeck about the club’s standings.

Hornsby St. Louis Browns Rogers Hornsby Chicago Cubs St. Louis Browns Phil Ball Athletics Cubs Veeck

Olympic Stars by United Frese

Luigi Beccali wowed 40 000 spectators with a whirlwind finish in the 1500 meters to set an Olympic record. Babe Didrikson of Texas sets world marks in the 80 meter hurdles as Chahel Nambu of Japan and Matti Jarvinen of Finland also claim world records. Ellen Preis of Austria wins the foils title by defeating top women fencers.

Luigi Beccali Mildred “Babe” Didrikson Texas Chahel Nambu Japan Matti Jarvinen Finland Ellen Preis

Independence Tennis Tournament Advances

Independence second round results list F. Van Etten defeating P. Bickenbach 6 2 6 4 and M. Engstrom beating P. Holland 9 7 8 6 while Miguel won against M. Stewart 6 0 6 0.

Independence F. van Etten P. Bickenbach M. Engstrom P. Holland Miguel M. Stewart

May Divorce Weismuller

After the Olympic games, Bobby Arnst plans to file for divorce from Johnny Weismuller. The couple married secretly in Miami in March 1931 and are now seeking legal action, according to attorneys.

Hollywood INS Bobby Arnst Johnny Weismuller Miami

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights with Major Stations

Radio listings show programs across CBS NBC and ABC networks including Henry McLemore Paul Robeson and Aretha Franklin appearances. The schedule covers WEAF WABC WJZ WGN KYW KDKA and other outlets with operatic, orchestral, and talk segments from morning through late night.

Aren Gacalierey Gountestani Sopran Qiga Mypage Radio WEAF Henry McLemore CBS WABC WMT Sinzin’ Sam WABCO WGN KMOX Andre Gostelanete Symphony Orcs Candie Nehtin Neste Music MBC WJZ WMAQ Eskimo Rent Club NBC WOC Who Paul Robeson WABG Friendship Town NHC Wabc Kyw KDKA Reisman Orch Shields Orch WSM Frour Flondesa KMS Whiteman Virginia Reaserano Phillins Lord Alex Gray Naritone Lombardi Charles Cariile KMBC Amo Andy Olympic Tarlow Symphony Srch Lesa Bracecy Mahle KMHC WIZ Wabc A Wenner Roil Waltaq Malloreh CNS WADO WOC Kmebec Bennett New Welland Ship Canal Aretha Nears Round Towners Norothy Apilson Swanee WLW Alfred Yard Tennyson Ea Hall von Sarin Erch Goldbergis Wenr Keenan and Phillips Hill WHO Vausha de Leath Vange Oreh KMQ Walter Wkeste Dornberger_ arch Wls HO Ames 'N Atveinte Eric Thorpe Steve Oareh Can Erch Ralph Kirbery Sissie Orch WABO Kmooz

Chocolate retains junior lightweight title with win over Shea

In Chicago, Kid Chocolate Cuban Negro retained the junior lightweight crown by a unanimous 10 round decision over Eddie Shea. Chocolate weighed 1271/4 and Shea 128, as 5,600 fans watched at Chicago Stadium.

Chicago Kid Chocolate Eddie Shea Chocolate Shea Freddie Miller Cincinnati Hymie Wiseman Des Moines Miller Wiseman

Fredonia kittenball team wins easy game

The Fredonia kittenball team defeated Conesville 7 to 2 in a league game at Chautauqua Park on Thursday evening. Columbus City and West lead teams will play Monday evening.

Gazette Columbus Junction Fredonia Conesville Chautauqua Park Columbus City Westle

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